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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1969
Page
14
In Lebanon refugee camps, up to 25,000 people attend courses to become Fedayeen. Training covers armed combat, use of public safety items, rope rescues, and hand to hand fighting. Graduates receive diplomas and Palestine motivation lectures before further training in Jordan.
The Yankee Doodle Travel Club invites people with travel interest to join. Send name for the mailing list to Post Office Box 289, Rensselaer New York 12144 or contact the club at the listed address.
The average new recruit entering the armed forces needs eight to nine hours of dental treatment.
New York AP report profiles Lyn Duddy and Jerry Bresler writers of original songs for the Jackie Gleason show and other stars. They produce six to ten songs weekly and travel to Miami yearly to compose and rehearse Gleason material. They discuss diet weight loss and the pressure of delivering Broadway scale production values for TV.
Pentagon officials predict about 1 million fewer Americans will be involved in national defense due to budget cutbacks over the first 30 months of the Nixon administration. The new budget, projected at 73 to 75 billion dollars, would be 2 to 4 billion below this year and 6 to 8 billion under the Johnson plan.
Paris AP reports Louise de Morimorin, a leading French author, died at 67 from a heart attack at her Verrieres le Buissun home near Paris. A lifelong friend of Andre Malraux, she was married twice to Leigh Hunt and Count Paul Palffy, had three children, and kept her maiden name for writing. Her novels are regarded as minor classics and she appeared on French television as a storyteller and with singer Guy Beart.
Mrs. Jessie Sharp, 40, and her family visited the South Chicago police district station and delivered a full turkey dinner for about 30 officers. An officer called it delicious and joked that someone might investigate them for accepting gratuities.
Kenneth Rogers 26 a Carbondale painter and bookstore assistant manager was captured near Covington Tennessee after Illinois authorities charged him with killing his wife a friend and a 14 year old girl. He was treated for a wrist wound and said he had tried to kill himself. The Illinois warrants accuse him of murder in the deaths of his wife Wilma Rogers 22 and Barbara Case 25 both of Carbondale and the 14 year old Lisa Levering, with the girl’s death tied to rape. He was to be turned over to Illinois authorities once medically cleared.
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