Red China and Soviet tensions flare over Mongolia
MOSCOW reports Red China's leaders accuse the Soviet Union of increasing hysteria and pushing Soviet relations to the extreme after attacks on the Soviet Embassy in Peking. TOKYO reports Communist China claims the USSR seized all power in Mongolia and sent tens of thousands of troops to occupy the country led by Premier Yuenzhagin Tsedenbal, calling the move a revisionist coup.
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Moscow
Red
China
Peking
Kzvestia
Ussr
Mongolia
Tokyo
Yuenzhagin Tsedenbal
McClellan attacks F111B as a multibillion dollar blunder
Senator John L. McClellan charged the Pentagon's F111B is an overweight, multibillion dollar blunder and urged Congress to withhold funds. He has clashed with Defense Secretary McNamara for five years over the plane. Romney warns against barriers to China's participation, says US must ready for China to join the UN.
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Washington
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Pentagon
McClellan
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Senate
Congress
Romney
China
Ann Arbor
Mich
United States
Michigan
George Romney
United Nations
State Rockefellers Rat Sterilization Plan Gains Backing
Governor Rockefeller announced a rat sterilization program as part of a 4.5 million emergency rat control plan. He cited mestranol as able to sterilize a million rats for three years and condemned old extermination methods as medieval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky
New York
UPI
Rockefeller
Induct Scout Into Order Of Arrow At Camp Fire Ceremony
Raymond A DuFour son of Mr and Mrs Raymond A DuFour was inducted into the Order of the Arrow at a camp fire light ceremony. He belongs to Troop 17 sponsored by St Jude's Church and is a Star Scout. The ceremony at the Rotary Scout Training Center Fort Orange Uncle Sam Council featured authentic Indian attire. The Order of the Arrow honors scouts exemplifying the Scout Oath and Law in family life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond DuFour
Raymond A. DuFour
Order of the Arrow
Cambridge Man Dies In Crash
Cambridge Man George Woodard about 53 of Ashgrove Cambridge was killed about 11:40 p m yesterday when a 1956 sedan driven by his son Charles W Woodard 19 left Ashgrove Road Town of White Creek Washington County and struck a bridge abutment. The son suffered lacerations and was taken to Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge. Troopers James Dean and R H Endee reported the car was traveling west when it went off the road.
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George Woodard
Ashgrove
Cambridge
Charles W. Woodard
Ashgrove Road
White Creek
Washington County
Charles Cole
Mary McClellan Hospital
James Dean
R. H. Endee
Salem Station
West Hoosick People Recount Summer Trips and Visits
Mrs. Lester Pine and neighbors return from Maine vacation while Mrs. Maude Abbott Mrs. Charles Peritz call on Harold Moseley. Families visit relatives in Hoosick Falls area including Burns, Baker and Moseley households. Flying Farmers convention draws Paul Moseley Kyer and others to Hot Springs Arkansas. Visitors from Amesbury Mass Ann Moseley and Perry Pine host relatives. Grandsons of Wilbur Goeschius move from New Jersey to their newly bought home.
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James Hunt
Maine
Maude Abbott
Charles Peritz
Harold Moseley
H. Leo McAllis‘ter
Burnett. Moseley
Hoosick Falls Health Center
Flor A
Bert Baker
Edward Baker
Steven Cottrell and Son
Clyde Baker
Jane Baker
Paul Moseley
Hot Springs
Ark
Flying Farmers
Edward Kyer
White Creek
Irving Boothroyd
Amesbury
Mass
Perry
Ann Moseley
New Jersey
Wilbur Goeschius
Luther Everly
Graduation set for Mary McClellan Hospital School nurses
The September 1967 class of Mary McClellan Hospital School of Practical Nursing will graduate Thursday at 8 p.m. in Cambridge Central School auditorium. May 1968 class cap ping ceremony follows. Rev. Benjamin Kuhn of Siena College will speak. Dr Virgil Cruz will deliver invocation and benediction. Robert O. Booker welcomes. Ralph R. Betts will present diplomas. Music provided by Evelyn Holden.
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Mary McClellan Hospital School
Cambridge Central School
Shirley M. Mulligan
Benjamin Kuhn
C.F.M
Siena ‘College
Virgil Cruz
Cambridge
Albany Presbytery
Cruz
Dubuque, Town, Theological Seminary
Robert O. Booker
Ralph R. Betts
Leonard Hospital
Troy
Mary McClellan Hospital
Betts
Evelyn Holden
Father Kuhn
Brass Ensemble To Present Chamber Music
The Philadelphia Brass Ensemble, five virtuoso players from the Philadelphia Orchestra, headlines the final Saratoga Performing Arts Center Chamber Music Series concert at Congress Park Casino in Saratoga Springs at 8 30 p m Monday. The group, organized in 1957 by Mason Jones and Henry Smith, has performed at Duke University University of Toledo Bryn Mawr College and in Washington at the Library of Congress.
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Philadelphia Brass Ensemble
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Congress Park
Saratoga Springs
Philadelphia Orchestra
Mason Jones
Henry Smith
Gilbert Johnson
Seymour Rosenfeld
Smith
Abe Torchinsky
Joneson
Duke University
University of Toledo
Bryn Mawr College
Philadelphia
Library of Congress
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania Man Arrested On Charge
Walter F. Wickes, 52, of Unionville, Pa., was arrested by Saratoga Springs Police after a two car crash on Grand Avenue at 2:13 a.m. Thursday. He faces driving while intoxicated and leaving the scene charges and is held on $50 bail for City Court on Wednesday. Police say Wickes struck Madeline Colangelo’s parked car and then backed up and fled. Investigation led by Patrolman Lewis J. Benton.
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Walter F. Wickes
Unionville
Saratoga Springs
Grand Avenue
Wickes
Madeline Colangelo
Grand Ave
Lewis J. Benton
Spa Youth Treated After Auto Strike Near Ice Cream Stand
Stephen Kathan, 16, of Hadley, treated at Saratoga Hospital for injuries after being struck by a car in West Avenue in front of Humpty Dumpty Ice Cream stand around 1 p.m. Thursday. Ruth DeKalb, 35, of RD 2, Saratoga, said she parked her car when it rolled forward and hit the boy. Patrolmen Rocco Levo and Ray Palmer investigated.
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Stephen Kathan
Had‘ley
Saratoga Hospital
West Avenue
Ruth FE. De.Kalb
RD 2
Saratoga
Rocco Levo
Ray Palmer
Obituary for Frances E Bootier 69 in Saratoga Springs
Frances E Bootier 69 of White Street Saratoga Springs died Thursday native of Saratoga. She is survived by husband Fel J Bootier son Richard Bootier of Middletown sister Mrs Retoig Weber of Totowa N and brother William De Witt of Corinth with three grandchildren Funeral services will be held Monday at 9 a.m. from Simone Funeral Home and 9 30 a.m. from St Clement Church where a Requiem High Mass will be celebrated Interment will be in St Peters Cemetery.
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Frances E. Bootier
White
Saratoga
Springs
Fel J. Bootier
Richard Bootier
Middletown
Re Toig Weber
Totowa
William de Witt
Corinth
Home Demonstration Units Exhibit At Washington County Fair
Four homemaking projects from Washington County Home Demonstration Units will be shown next week in the Grange and Domestic Building at the county fair. Projects include Calorie Sense and Nonsense, Selection of Rugs and Carpets, Woody Plants, and Christmas Decorations. Exhibit chairs and committees will set up and act as hostesses during the five day fair and answer questions about the projects and the upcoming Home Economics Division program.
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Washington County
Ridge
East Green-Bridge
Hill and Valley
Bald Mountain
Washington County Extension Service
Keith Germain
Greenwich
Jack McClenning
Robert Pratt
John Gillis
John Pemrick
George Campbell
Lida Whitaker
Lillian Hakala
Irene Williams
Mary Cameron
Miss Collins Skidmore Ride dies in Utica
Miss Mary C. Collins social director of Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs died yesterday at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Utica after a brief illness. She began at Skidmore as secretary to the dean and served on the faculty for more than 40 years. Funeral services will be held in Utica on Monday.
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Mary C. Collins
Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Utica
Collins
Skidmore
Corinth Driver Strikes Horse on Church Street Extension
Irving C. Starks, 57, of Corinth, driving east on Church Street Extension in front of Ash Grove Inn, Saratoga Springs, struck a horse at about 6:30 a.m. Thursday. He collided with the animal, knocked it down, and it got up and fled. car sustained considerable damage.
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Irving C .Starks
Corinth
Church Street
Ash Grove Inn
Saratoga Springs
Starks
Local social notes include visits and stays across several towns
The column lists numerous social visits and stays by residents and relatives across Albany Troy Glens Falls Watervliet and Mechanicville. Names include Myrtle DeLora Kanaley Mary Ellen Kanaley James Kanaley Daniel White Rose Harper Pauline Hughes Edna Pray Kay Brazier Caroline Putorti Caroline Putorli Elizabeth Hildreth Patrick Hildreth John Brooks and Mation Martin with connections to Albany Jackson Heights Dayton Beach Montreal and Lake George.
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Mary ‘Ellen Kanaley
Albany
James Kanaley
Daniel Whitehead
Jackson Heights
L.I
Joseph Murphy
Broadway
Norman Harper
Groton, Conn
Rose Harper
Almira Bailey
Amelia Wood
Troy
Jack Loucks
Glens
Falls
Montreal
Elizabeth’ Hildreth
Patrick Hildreth
Mechanicville
John Brooks
Lake George
Mation Martin
Weatmere
Griffith Evans
YMCA Leadership School staff served by Patricia Craib Taylor
Patricia Craib Taylor spent last week directing aquatics and teaching the Christian social influence skills course at the West Central Council of YMCA Leadership Training School held at the University of Kansas. She will direct the New England Area Girls Leaders School at Springfield College in August.
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Patricia Craib Taylor
Berlin
West Central Council of Ymca
University of Kansas
Taylor
Union College
Schenectady
GI Expects To Get Duty In Germany
Pic. James E. Heslin of Hemstreet Park spends a 14 day leave at home before reporting to Fort Dix New Jersey on Tuesday. A 1966 Mechanicville High School graduate, he completed the engineer equipment maintenance school at Fort Belvoir Virginia and will soon be sent to Frankfurt Germany after Fort Dix. Heslin enlisted in January and was previously employed by Jack Byrne Ford Mercury Agency in Mechanicville.
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Pic
James E. Heslin
Raymond Heslin
Hemstreet Park
Fort Dix
N.J
Heslin
Fort Belvoir
Ft. Dix
Frankfort
Germany
Mechanicville High School
Army
Jack Byrne
Ford Mercury Agency
Mechanicville
Congress of Strings Plans Final Concert in Saratoga
The ninth annual Congress of Strings, resident in Saratoga Springs since July 3, will present its final orchestra concert at 3 p.m. tomorrow at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center. Guest conductor Max Rudolf leads a program including Bach Symphony No. 2 for strings, Fantasia on a theme by Vaughan Williams and Tchaikovsky variations, Arensky, and Grieg Holberg Suite.
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Congress of Strings
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Max Rudolf
Bach
Thomas — Vaughan Williams
Tchaikovsky
Arensky
Holberg
Grieg
Petersburg News Notes and Local Visits
Petersburg residents report guests from Phillipsburg and New York families, with extended visits from Virginia Beach to West Lebanon. Rev. Wilfred Fowler will speak at the Baptist Church morning service. Local youths enter military service and several families host or recover from hospital stays while Scout groups enjoy Stratton Mountain.
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Donald Dixon
Dixon
Phillipsburg
Wilfred Fowler
Albany Rescue Mission
The
Baptist Church
Terry Newton
Paul Daley
Wayne Jones
Virginia Beach
Harry Moon
Lena Moon
Joyce Morgan
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Howard Pennock
Walter Hartley
West Lebanon
N.H
Raymond Pennock
New Simyrna Beach
Fla
Berlin
Stratton Mountain
Water Shut Off Planned for Champlain Road and Palmer Street
Ralph Walsh announces water will be shut off on Champlain Road and Palmer Street Monday. If rain occurs, shutdown shifts to Tuesday. Residents urged to draw water for needs. Also notes on Stillwater softball tournament games tomorrow at American Legion Field Lake Street with Cambridge and De Santis Restaurant matchups.
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Ralph Walsh
Public Works
Champlain Road
Palmer Street
American Legion
Lake Street
Sherman's Tanks
Sermon on Christian Identity at Diamond Point Church
Dr. Carl Hermann Voss of Saratoga Springs will preach at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Diamond Point Community Church on Lake George. He will speak on the topic Dare a Man Call Himself a Christian.
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Carl Hermann Voss
Saratoga Springs
Diamond Point
Lake George
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