Rotary Lecture On Red Brain Washing Explains Communist Tactics
Jobin Reason, chief of the Watergilas Arsenal Personnel office, spoke at a Rotary meeting about brainwashing methods used by Communist governments. He described techniques such as targeted indoctrination, censoring mail, and manipulating prisoners to create internal doubt, citing examples from both foreign and American contexts. He warned against complacency, noting that propaganda can influence minds even in wealthy nations and urged vigilance among attendees and the broader public.
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Jobin Reason
Watergilas Arsenal
Sineheon Menting
Walter Viltt
Fed Jowshin Hall
Finmoll Masterson
Aisot
Eviliel Meguld
Nail
Unvse al Hime
Tauitila
Seriouness
Sevieunion
Hirge
Meingairy
Debs
United States
China
Nils
Chewtay Shiners
Benson Mse
Thas Audi
Bey
Unis Beast
Three Taken After Wild Car Chase
A Colmitle youth was fined on four counts yesterday in Wa ovvliel Molice Court and four companie, who pled guilty to a disorderly conduct charge, try ensued a suspended sentence. A trio fled after a pursuit ending with Moss and Sauer captured. one suspect escaped. Moss and another rider faced charges of speeding and driving after license suspensions. The patrol pursued from Hy Brands to Broadway, Moss stopped at a red light, then fled. officers pursued and three occupants abandoned the car, with two captured after a lengthy chase.
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Colmitle
Ovvliel Molice
Companie
Woorhaw
Moss
Reed & Joh
Colum
Thomas A. Sauer
Parle
Liam Paris
Lotrolman
Opera Sac
Joseph Sterns
Kalle Street
Broadway
Patalmon
Tim
Reg
Hnyessel
Arsenal Way
E& Stration
Nety
Ilr Street
Manesse Drolman
Difigen Ris
Sauer
Thue
AL Avert
ITI Street
Paris
Saucy
Persion
Sanger
Aunssel i Pallee Cuark
Watervilet
Eagles and Cranwells Win Games at Little Longue Park
Eagles overwhelmed the Vets Sn day night at Little Longue Park with John Waemanns pitching the win and Bob Cautless behind the plate. Dan Whalley took the loss as Joi Monlepart pitched in relief. other batted highlights included Steve Kraynwl and Polo Zorella for the winners against Silve Ligue Park. The Cranwells then beat the Elks 2 to 0 behind Mike Mukey's pitching, with Hob Herbert and Jonny Espasila delivering hits. John Murphy sparked the losers with the only sustained offense.
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Walarviet
Eagles
Little Longue Park
John Waemanns
Snorkeil
Bob
Charlie Wachit
Mackey Motors Nine Downs Blky in Watervliet Game
Mackey Motors edged Blky 17 to 15 in a two and a half hour Watervliet Little League Jumbo Division game. Art Bivtnuel pitched. Elks pitcher George Score faced Pal Reilly. Mackey hitters included Art Kirentze Joe Montepart Tim Kanusnick Kevin Colbert Mika Kasil and Dil La Borge. Pal Reilly George Nedde Tow Taste Frank Boyle and Dan Green led Elk offense. Will La Rotge hit a homer after a single.
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Mackey Motors
Watervliet
Pal Reilly
George Nedde
Elk
Tow Taste
Frank Boyle
Dan Green
Will la Rotge
Watervliet Housing Project Construction Moves Ahead
Officials and developers gathered at Watervliet to mark the start of a 700 unit housing project planned for 21st to 23rd streets and Broadway. The $1.5 million program includes 20 buildings with contracts let for early phases and further work to follow as Wade Lane of Ware Lupa Construction oversees general contracting.
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Watervliet
Watervliet Housing Authority
Alte
Broadway
LY Ath
Gueta
Hythe
Donnelly
Nicholas J. Normite
Watervliet City
Waller
Fennelly, Dirmlay
Itusing Aurthovity
Authority
Ryankod
Keis
Raymond Selke
Firry
Fennelly
WEAIC
Htousing Authority
Firme
Sity
Watervliet diver breaks leg at pool
A Watervliet teen broke his leg while diving from a springboard at Veterans Memorial Municipal Swimming Pool. William Hoe, 16, of 1201 3rd Ave, was driven to Leonard Hospital by Ambulance Service Inc. His condition was later listed as "got." Patrolmen Anseph Ta Goy and William Beaudoin investigated and arranged transport to the hospital.
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Veterans Memorial Municipal
Williamt Hoe
3Rd Ave
Leonard Hospital
Ambulance Service Inc
Castant
Anseph Ta Goy
William Beaudoin
Roe
Soltier Assigned To Ft Mead Tex
Soltier Charles W Hendrickson of MDL Fifth Sty Watervnioly has won assignment to the 16th Artillery at Fort Sill Oklahoma. He entered the Army in 1963 and is a member of the artillery's field battalion. His wife Barbara lives in Killen, Mississippi. He is a 1967 graduate of Alone College and Watervliet High School.
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Charles W. Henrickson
Charles W. Hendrickson
MDL
Watervnioly
We 16Th Artilery
Fort Hend
Tex
Hendrickson
Army
Wort Sill
Okio
Tle
Artillery
Mir
Barbara
Killen
Nox
Mie
Watervilet Fish Schon
Alone College
All-Stars Win Over Middlebury at Watervliet Park
The Waterplt All-Stars defeated Middlebury Limppost 19 to 7 Sunday in a Watervliet baseball contest at Compress Park. Albert Green had four singles in the winners attack, with Ale rane Mellaby earning the win and Ronald Belanger the loss. Rivenburg led the losers with a three and loaded bases. An exhibition game followed Saturday night where Arrow Nav of Schenectady beat Pillsfield Moldntaglers 1. Pitcher Frank Washington won for Arrow Nav and Roe Alais took the loss. Willer starred for the winners with a single.
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Waterpliot
Middlebury
Limppost
Suniday
Watervliet
Compress Park
Albert Green
Tbe
Ale Rane Mellaby
Ronald Belanger
Bunk" Rivenburg
Wie
Arrow Nav
Scheneubady
Shy Pillsfield Moldntaglers
Frank Washington
Roe Alais
Willer
Doo
Ty Singloa
Navy Hospital Aide Leaves After Four Years in Service
Waterman Charles W. Waterman of 12 Washt Ave Walnfield a Navy Hospital Aide with four years of service is discharged as petty officer. He recently returned from Port Lyce Moraes after 20 months on station at a hospital. He trained at the Baltic Institute and served at U S Naval hospitals in Philadelphia Brooklyn and Muracco before discharge at Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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U.S. Navy
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Charles W. Waterman
Wil Mes
Walmyliel
Bridela
Port Lycle
Moraes
Te T
Wateeman Wis
Casall Lustitute Inga
Tle
Bali Heldge
U. S. Naval Hospital
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Navy Yaw
Muracco
Third Maroon Fire Department Standay at General Park
The Watervaol Fire Department will hold its second annual pres tite Standay at General Park in Schenectady. Local residents are invited to attend as part of a community outreach event to showcase fire safety demonstrations and equipment.
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Plain Vienne
Watervaol Fire Department
General Park
Tsehenectady
Civic Center Event Leads Our Civic Unit Schedule
The Civic Center unit of the Prichaly Ket Door will tweet from 2 to 4 30 PM today at the Civic Center to manage lavessings. Migs Isabelle Cale Jhoun will oversee the vareet iy in charge.
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Civic Centur
Prichaly Ket Door
Ini
Civic Cettler
Lavessings
Migs Isabelle Cale Jhoun
Vareet Iy
Paris Population Shifts After War Losses
The article notes France’s population at over 44 million with 864000 more young residents and a gender imbalance in under-20s, 260000 more males than females. Nearly 25 percent are under 19 and 11 percent over 65, contrasting with prewar figures.
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Paris
Nylon Suspends Cars Averill Park Post Clerk Position Open
Indistinct text reports Averill Park area posts are opening for a substitute postal clerk with examination details to follow. Mentions Wavis-Prance fly county and Eiapeat Goal and Steel Community output in 1957, plus references to pensions, new rights, and civil service in a period tone.
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Wavis
Eiapeat
Alers
Howe
Wrillen
Natinn
Postal Nutharkina Ad Averill Park
Green Island Host Block Party And Community Fair
Green Island will host a Thursday and Wednesday evening block party on Swan Street between George Street and Hudson Avenue starting at 8 pm with a jam orchestra and German Youth Band. Local youths pred Nierberger John Meleskey and S Ralph perform. adults enjoy a social under Robert Beam. Doll booth directs Ark St John Tam. variety booth chaired by Frank Molloy and Thomas Sturley. Novena Miraculous Medal prayers to be held today at St Josophs Church at 7:30 pm.
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Almstin
Corbell
CWV
Swan Street
George’ T Street
Hudson Avenue
Green Island
Pred Nierberger
John
Meleskey
S Ralph
Es Erally
Robert Beam
Ark
Macmillan Seeks High Level Talks To Halt War Drift
Prime Minister Macmillan pressed for a high level meeting of government leaders to resolve the crisis, signaling cooperation with Washington while seeking a unified reply to Khrushchev. He noted Britain would consult Commonwealth partners and allies as ministers prepared to respond at the UN. Lloyd told reporters he favored appropriate talks, but supported a UN solution if necessary.
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Crim
Labor Party
Thigh Gaitskell
Macmillan
Washington
Macmillian
Khyushchev
Lebanon
Nevertleh Jin
Britain
Khrushchev
Macquillan
Biden
House of Commons
Morvign
Selwyn Ineys
Dent Wisenhower
Dulles
Lloyd
Tonsdon Aiport
Man wrongly meld Vor murder goes on vacation
Atlanta reports a man sentenced to die for a murder, Foster, heads to Daytona Beach with his wife and seven children after receiving a new trial following a confession by Rothschild. A wealthy art dealer, Burgshay, funded a week away while Foster awaits the August trial.
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Atlanta
James Yellon Wester
Florida
Poster
Daytona
Leon Burgshay
Burschay
Foster
Jefferson
Carrigle Cobb
Charles Crorky Rothschild
Jeferson
Charles
Transistor Costs Seen Dropping Within Five Years
Dr William Shockley, co inventor of the transistor, predicts the average cost will fall to about 25 cents per device within the next five years. He argues advances in manufacturing and economies of scale will drive prices down from current levels, transforming electronics markets and consumer access.
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William Shockley
IGE Generators To Be Installed In Indochina
Four kilowatt diesel driven generators built by the General Electric Company are en route to South Vietnam for a Saigon power project. The Indochina Water and Electric Co a French owned concern plans three generators for a new Saigon facility with the fourth unit added to the current Panam Peuh station.
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General Electric
Sehence Indy
Vietnam
Indoching Water & Electric Co
Cobcern
South Vietnam
Saigon
Panam Peuh
Gloves Made For One Use Hit Market At Low Price
Used once polyethylene gloves and paint can covers now offered at bargain prices. The disposable plastic items promise clean hands and ready use, appealing to budget buyers seeking practical safety for painting and cleaning tasks.
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Chicago
Transistor Prices and Resales Market Snapshot
A fragmented note reports New York area transistor prices and resale volumes from last year. It states unit prices around $2.40, with some indication of 20 percent change and 100,000 units resold, though details are incomplete and unclear.
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New York
United Shites
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