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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1967
Page
7
St James' Methodist Church in Cohoes will host the annual Union Thanksgiving Service with five Protestant churches taking part. Rev. T Gerald O'Neill of St James' will lead and Rev Vaush Lewis of First Baptist will deliver the sermon. Service begins 7 30 p m with St James' First Baptist First Methodist Reformed and Silliman Presbyterian churches participating.
Immunization clinic organized by Albany County Health Department at Cohoes City Hall runs today from 9 to 9 30 am. Vaccines offered include whooping cough diphtheria tetanus polio smallpox and measles. Measles shot advised for ages 1 through 17. other vaccines begin at three months. Dr Hans D Weiss of Cohoes leads the clinic.
Nominations for officers for the coming year will be discussed at a meeting of the Cohoes Firemen's Association at 7:30 p.m. today in the Central Avenue fire headquarters. Lloyd Flavin, president, will conduct the business meeting.
Anna C. Kirchner 78 of B98th Ave died after a long illness in Lansingburgh. She was widow of John Kirchner, born in Troy and lived there her whole life. Survived by son Warren J. Kirchner of Troy, two grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral tomorrow at 10 a.m. from Riverview Funeral Home with Rev. Harry B. Frank officiating. interment Elmwood Cemetery.
U S Newsmen report a Viet Cong camp four miles inside Cambodia opposite War Zone C, with Vietnamese records and medical supplies found. Prince Sihanouk questions the discovery, while Prime Minister Son Sann says he will investigate. Evidence suggests several hundred troops used the site recently, linked to nearby Loc Ninh operations.
Yemen interior ministry under the new government imposes a 50 dollar license fee to carry rifles or machine guns within Sana’a city limits. Unlicensed weapons must be surrendered at city gates or face confiscation.
Lydia K. Lewis 84, of 2080 Central Ave Colonie died Saturday at Ellis Hospital Schenectady after a long illness. A former secretary to The Record Newspapers publisher, she was born in Troy and was a charter member of Colonie Women’s Republican Club. Survived by three daughters Mrs. Rainville Washington DC Mrs. Empie Latham and Mrs. Rudi Schenectady. three sons Richard Norman and Russell Lewis Schenectady. two sisters Mrs. Wiley Troy and Mrs. Horton Tampa. ten grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral from Griswold Schenectady tomorrow at 2 pm with Rev Cornelius Van Heest. Burial Parkview Cemetery Schenectady.
Irvine California AP students at UC Irvine voted down a ballot proposition asserting the United States is becoming the world’s greatest threat to peace. With under half the student body voting, the tally was 611 to 317 against the proposition and 650 to 282 in favor of demanding the student senate repudiate it.
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