Oswego Teen Invited To Help Plan Hunger Walks
Nearly 100 teens and college students from across New York gather in Manhattan for the New York State Young World Development Workshop to learn how to organize Hunger Walks on April 26 1970. Oswego’s Meg Callaghan attends along with delegates from Buffalo Syracuse Cortland and New York City.
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New York State
Manhattan
Fdr-Woodrow Wilson Democrats Club
Oswego
Oswego Ic Meg Callaghan, Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Callaghan
Seventh St
Leonard G. Wolf
The
American Freedom From Hunger Foundation
Gail Shapiro
Kingsbridge Terrace
the Bronx
Laurie Ferber
University Avenue
Paul Hollender
Morrison Avenue
Staten Island
University of Buffalo
Edward Rogoff
Ninth Avenue
New York City
Columbia University
Huntington
Syracuse
Buffalo
Cortland
Ithaca
Corning
Conyers
Ellenville
Mahopac
Brooklyn
Queens
Bronx
Raincoats Look Smashing In Downpour
New York notes fashion rainwear that lets you stay stylish in wet weather. Trench styles in pile-lined fabrics, Dacron coats with warm linings, and sleek wet look coats offer versatility from evening wear to stadium outerwear.
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New York
NEA
Williamstown Seaman Completes Mediterranean Cruise
Navy Seaman Apprentice Brian W. Britton, son of Mr. and Mrs. William W. Britton of Main St., Williamstown, N. Y., completed a six month Mediterranean cruise aboard the USS Saratoga. The carrier, with the Sixth Fleet, operated with U S and NATO forces and called at Valletta Malta Barcelona Palma de Mallorca Corfu and Rhodes during fleet duties.
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Saratoga
FHTNC
Navy
Brian W. Britton
William W. Britton
Main St
Williamstown
N. Y
Sixth Fleet
U. S
NATO
Valletta
Malta
Barcelona
Spain
Palma de Mallorica
Corfu
Rhodes
Greece
Intruder Slays Niagara Falls Lawyer James LiBrize
Police report an intruder bludgeoned and stabbed criminal lawyer James A LiBrize to death in his apartment office in Niagara Falls on a Saturday morning. The pajama clad body was found in the hallway with a hammer and a seven inch knife nearby. Burglary is ruled out as a motive and leads are scarce.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
James A. LiBrize
Rock Party Set For Oswego Y
Oswego YMCA hosts a weekend splash party for 7th to 9th graders on Friday Jan 2 from 7 to 9 40 p m Students pay a small admission and enjoy 60s dance tunes a live band sing along prizes for dancers and singers plus swimming 7 to 8 30 p m
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Oswego Ymca
Odd ments on the 88 cent bargain gift table
A note mentions ongoing storage of miscellaneous items found on the 88 cent bargain gift table for the rest of the year.
Dig That Crazy Dis Sel Sums Up Steam Buffs View
A playful quip contrasts quirky slang with the traditional term locomotive, hinting at steam enthusiasts’ preference for classic phrasing. The remark reflects nostalgia for old-time rail interests.
Joy of Destruction Theory in Vietnam Atrocities
In a reflective view from Saigon, Army psychiatrist Col. Tom Murray links Viet Nam era atrocities to youthful aggression. He argues war amplifies impulses, calling it a youthful joy of destruction, while noting the difficulty of identifying and removing dangerous soldiers before crimes occur.
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Nea
My Lai
Vietnam
Gls
Mre
Tom Murray
Colonel Murray
Army
Murray
New York State Banks Report Record Mortgage Loans in November
New York State savings banks reported total mortgage loans of 218 million dollars in November. For the 12 months ended November 30, 1969, mortgage loans rose by 1.161 billion dollars while total gross assets increased about 250 million dollars to 43.143 billion.
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New York
New York State
Austin S. Murphy
Association
Murphy
U.S
Funeral director dies rescuing grandchildren in Buffalo blaze
A 77 year old funeral director Sherman L Walker died rescuing three grandchildren during a Christmas weekend fire at his funeral home residence in Buffalo. Richard Cunningham 11 and Gregory Cunningham 6 of Buffalo perished with Maurie Walker 19 of Rochester as neighbors heard their cries for help. The blaze, possibly sparked by an explosion, engulfed a 24 story brick building early Saturday.
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Buffalo N.Y
Sherman L. Walker
Walker
Richard Cunningham
Gregory
Buffalo
Maurie Walker
Rochester
Brown couple take in six foster daughters in Burnaby
In Burnaby British Columbia Mr and Mrs William Brown of Vancouver suburb broadened their family by adopting six foster girls aged between 12 and 16 placed by the Elizabeth Fry Society They say they treat the girls like their own and all attend school regularly.
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Burnaby
B. C
William Brown
Vancouver
Elizabeth Fry
Meteors Burn Up in Atmosphere Most Vaporized by Heat
About eight billion meteors enter Earth's atmosphere each day but air friction heat vaporizes all but the largest. The surviving fireballs, though rare, illuminate skies with brief meteor displays.
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Earth
Playboy son of late Dominican ruler dies in Madrid
Rafael Ramfis Leonidas Trujillo, 40, son of the former Dominican dictator, died of pneumonia in a Madrid clinic Sunday after a car crash on December 17. A 44-year-old Duchess of Albuquerque and her 11-year-old son were injured in the head on collision between her Jaguar and his Ferrari in thick fog near Madrid.
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Madrid
Spain
Rafael “‘Ramfis
Leonidas Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Duchess of Albuquerque
Jaguar
Trujillo
Man Dies From Christmas Day Car Crash In Sodus
John Chandler, 53, of Sodus, died from injuries after being struck by a car on Route 104 near Wayne County Community. He passed away at Myers Community Hospital.
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Sodus
N.Y
John Chandler
Wayne County
Myers Community Hospital
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