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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1969
Page
8
The article explains ancient Egyptian beliefs about life after death and details the embalming process. It covers brains and internal parts removal, cavity filling with resin and sawdust, drying in natron, washing, anointing, and wrapping in linen. It notes mummification was costly and also used for sacred animals.
New York special edition announces a home study program for high school dropouts. National School of Home Study, licensed by New York State, offers a free information line and address for enrollment. Veterans approved.
The Epilepsy League of the Tri Cities meets at 8 p.m. today at the Cerebral Palsy Center behind Albany Medical Center Albany. President Mrs Robert Stone of Schenectady will present a full report on a recent publicity campaign about epilepsy.
A warmly illustrated Christmas series begins in The Record Newspapers just before Christmas. Silent Night presents a thoughtful tale by John J Stewart, a noted religious writer, aimed at family reading aloud and keeping the holiday season in proper perspective.
Dorothy Barker recalls statements by her husband Lt. Col. Frank A. Barker about My Lai during a Honolulu rest leave in 1968. He died in a helicopter crash near My Lai on June 13, 1968, and did not report orders or details of alleged civilian killings. Barker described the Viet Cong using civilians as decoys and noted the enemy’s manipulation of children and old women.
The article notes about 80 public golf courses exist in Georgia, highlighting the statewide spread and accessibility for golfers. It emphasizes the variety of courses and potential options for residents and visitors alike.
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