Rensselaer and Saratoga GOP shakeups and Albany quotes
Rensselaer County supervisors reorganize with John Wall as chair and George Nuttal as majority leader, aided by Kilmer and Keeler, while Manupella becomes Democratic minority leader. Saratoga GOP backs Hudson, Proms, and King for reelection as Polito returns to the Senate Documents Room. Jackie Robinson and comments on Carmichael, Castro, and Ho Chi Minh wrap the report.
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Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors
John Wall
East Greenbush
George F. Nuttal
Troy Fifth Ward
Jof
GOP
Fred 78. Kilmer
Troy
Richard W. Keeler
Bruttswick
Joseph G. Manupella
Manupella
Saratoga County
Republican Committee
Douglas Hudson
Hudson
Fred Proms
Carleton J. King
Rensselaer
Columbia
Greene Counties
Proms
Cohoes
Saratoga
Gus Polito
Senate
Gus
Jackie Robinson
Gov. Rockefeller
C Community Affairs
Stokeley Carmichael
Rap Brown
Hitler
Ho Chi Minh
U S Hospitals To Aid Civilian War Casualties
Saigon AP reports the United States will staff three military hospitals totaling 800 beds to treat civilian war victims. A 300 bed Tuy Hoa unit opens soon, Chu Lai bed space reaches 200 by January end, and Can Tho in spring adds 500 beds for soldiers and 300 for civilians. Estimates of civilian losses vary, with officials citing 48,000 casualties last year and experts predicting 24,000 killed and 76,000 wounded this year.
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Saigon
United States
Tuy Hoa
U.S
Chu Lai
Can Tho
Mekong Delta
William W. Moncrich Jr
Saratoga County Tax Rates Jump 42 Percent for 1968
Saratoga County Board of Supervisors set county tax rates for each town and city at their Ballston Spa meeting, with overall county rate up more than 42 percent for 1968. Tax bills to exceed 37,000 will be mailed around Feb. 1, and collection period may extend through February. A vote of 18 to 1 adopted the rate, Day Supervisor abstaining over Medicaid concerns. A countywide Blue Cross Blue Shield premium decision was also approved.
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Ballston Spa
Saratoga County Board of Supervisors
Ballston
Charlton
Clifton Park
Corinth
Day
Edinburgh
Galway
Greenfield
Hadley
Halfmoon
Malta
Millen
Moreau
Northumberland
Providence
Saratoga
Saratoga Springs
Stillwater
Waterford
Wilton
Mechanicville
Anthony Vidulich
Vitulich
Washington, D.C
Mansfield
Composer Not Covered By Amnesty
Athens AP Theodorakis wife says official word her husband will not be released from prison under a new compulsory law not covering amnesty for those arrested since the April 21 coup. Theodorakis wrote the music for Zorba the Greek.
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Athens
Miki Theodorakis
Greece
Theodorakis
George Papadopoulos
Zorba
Whitehall Guests Visit in Schenectady and Williams Street
Mr and Mrs James Quinn of Schenectady hosted Myrtle DeLora Whitehall and family at Williams Street in Whitehall. Mrs Joseph Gordon from Mountain Street vacationed with relatives in Schenectady. Mr and Mrs James Brenan Jr and three children of the U S Army Depot Seneca Depot recently flew to Frankfort Germany to reside for three years. Mrs Brenan is Fay Stark of Whitehall. Mr and Mrs James Casey and their Hartford Conn children returned home after Christmas with her parents on Skeene Street.
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James Quinn
Schenectady
Edmourde Touchette
Williams Street
Joseph Gordon
Mountain Street
Schenec
CWO
James Brenan Jr
U.S. Army
Seneca Depot
Frankfort
Germany
Brenan
Fay Stark
Whitehall
James Casey
Hartford, Conn
Albert Baltnese
Skeene Street
Glen Otto
Rolfe
Iowa
Roy Sifert
Thomas Horsefield
Shfert
USN
Jeff
San Diego
Calif
U.S.S
Bridgeport
Conn
Robert Lang
William Lang
Glens Falls
Frank Lang
Lars Phillips
FBI Probes Black Power Newsletter Aimed at Johnson
FBI officials said they were investigating a black power newsletter article that urged antiwar protesters to spit at President Johnson and attack his limousine to intimidate him and deter him from leaving the White House.
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Atlanta
UPI
FBI
Black Power
Presiden Johnson
White House
OES Chapter Elects New Officers at Winter Meeting
Star of the Hudson Chapter OFS reelects Mrs. Howard Hopkins as matron and installs officers including Howard Oliver as patron and Mrs. Olive Jackson as secretary. Installation set for Jan 3 with long white gowns requested. Christmas party featured gift exchange and mystery pals. Local service members report leave and duty updates. John Nazarenko vacations in Key West. U.S.S. Jouett bound for Vietnam.
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Howard Hopkins
Star of the Hudson Chapter
OFS
Masonic Rooms
Howard Oliver
Charles Sherman
Victor Barker
Olive Jackson
Paul Martinovich
Marie Herrick
Charles Haas
Frank Muzikar
New Heart Patient Aid Announced
Washington reports the National Heart Institute tested an external transistor device aiding some angina patients to resume activity. By pressing a button, patients activate a transmitter that stimulates neck carotid sinus nerves to lower blood pressure and vascular tone. The institute says patients can work about fifteen times longer than previously.
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Washington
UPI
National Heart Institute
The
Heart Institute
Johnson signs health and crime bills in Texas
President Johnson signed crime control and health bills and urged Congress to act on safe streets gun control and local crime causes. He noted the DC police power expansion and called crime the nation’s top issue as budget conferences proceed.
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San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
District of Columbia
Washington
Texas
White House
Congress
America
Marcus and Five Plead Innocent in Kickback Case
Former Water Commissioner James L. Marcus and five indicted men pleaded innocent to charges they took a $40,000 kickback on a Bronx Jerome Park Reservoir cleaning contract. The group, tied to racketeer Antonio Corallo, faced a federal indictment last week adding to a major New York scandal.
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NEW York
James L. Marues
Marcus
Antonio
Tony Ducks" Corallo
John VY
Lindsay
Manhattan
Henry Fried
Kiwanians Laud Work Under New Leadership in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club members heard George T. Brewer of Cambridge urge ongoing civic involvement. Brewer, SUNY Albany Foundation executive director, urged action in Hoosick Falls and Cambridge. Retiring president Richard J. Sargood announced new officers to be installed January 2 by Hugh Traynor of East Greenbush.
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Hoosick Falls
Kiwanis Club
George T. Brewer
Cambridge
Brewer
State University of New York of Albany Foundation Inc
Mr. Brewer
Nicholas J. Mahoney Jr
Kiwanis
Colgate
Richard J. Sargood
Hugh Traynor
East Greenbush
van Rensselaer
Hartford Visitor From College Spends Weekend With Friend
Miss Marilyn Golden of Hartford Connecticut a student at Vermont Junior College in Montpelier Vermont was the weekend guest of Miss Paige Malo of Hoosick Falls New York. Miss Malo will stay with Miss Golden in Hartford over New Year then return to the Vermont college.
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Marilyn Golden
Hartford
Town Board Sets Meeting Today in Hoosick
The Town Board of Hoosick will hold a special meeting today at 7:30 p.m. Final reports for the year will be submitted. No personnel changes next year. Justice of the Peace Thomas G. Restino and Councilman Guy H. Phillips, Republicans, were reelected on November 7.
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Town Board of
Hoosick
Justice of the Peace
Thomas G. Restino
Guy H. Phillips
In Hospital Charles Zimmer Is Patient At Putnam Memorial
Hoosick Falls Central School instructor Charles Zimmer is listed as a patient at Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington indicating a local health update for the community.
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Charles Zimmer
Hoosick Falls Central School
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Reynolds Gift Delights Hoosick Area Groups
Community leaders and organizations in Hoosick Falls received surprise gifts from Edith Craig Reynolds and her business manager Arthur Armstrong. Donations ranged from 200 to 2000 dollars, totaling 6750, supporting schools churches and local groups including a TV antenna project and a new washing machine for the health center.
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Hoosick Falls
National Commercial Bank & Trust Co
I Edith Craig Reynolds
Hoosick
Hoosick Falls Health Center
Students Plan Computer Dance at Hoosick Falls and St Marys
Hoosick Falls Central School and St Marys Academy students in grades 7 through 12 will host a computer dance on January 27. Ticket buyers will complete a questionnaire, which is sent to Boston for matching by questionnaire numbers. The Winter Ball runs 8 to 11 30 p m with St Marys students invited.
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Hoosick Falls Central School
St. Mary's Academy
Central School
Boston
Hospital Patients In Mary McClellan Admit list
Hoosick Falls patients admitted last week to Mary McClellan Hospital include Barbara J. Bentley Larry Langlais Elizabeth McLaughlin and Anita J. Moore.
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Hoosick Falls
Mary McClellan Hospital
Barbara J. Bentley
Larry Langlais
Eliza
Beth McLaughlin
Anita J.moore
Winning Line game pays out millions in prizes
A promotion called Winning Line lets players win with one full line and collect prizes up to 2500 dollars each, with thousands already paid and a goal to surpass one million. No purchase required, players can join often, implying broad participation and ongoing giveaways.
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Mobil
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