Northeastern Electric Groups Plan Session
A three day joint meeting of consumer owned electric systems of the Northeast will address energy and environment issues in Albany at the Sheraton Inn Town Motor Inn December 1 to 3. The conference opens with noon registration December 1 and ends after a 12:30 luncheon December 3. David Freeman will speak at the Tuesday banquet and Rural Electrification Administrator David Hamill will attend December 2.
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Albany
Sheraton Inn Town Motor Inn
David Freeman
Office of Science and Technology
David Hamil
Local Appliance Sale on River Street and Glen Avenue
James T. Collins promotes Zenith TV Magic Chef ranges Kelvinator appliances at Rerrig. River Street at Glen Ave open evenings phone 273-7081.
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Zenith
Kelvinator
James T. Collins
Rerrig
River Street
Glen Ave
TV Schedule Teasers and Program Descriptions
A dense TV guide lists daily daytime and prime time lineups with show titles, hosts, and brief plot notes. It mixes game shows, soaps, classics, and specials across networks, highlighting guest roles and upcoming episodes.
TV Highlights and Premieres Tonight on Channel 13 and 17
At 8 p.m. on Channel 17 Firing Line features Rep. John Moss Rep. John Conyers and Rep. Edward Koch questioning the host. Channel 13 presents the World Premiere TV film In Name Only a comedy about marital problems with cameo roles by Paul Ford and Elsa Lanchester. At 8:30 p.m. Channel 10 airs Red Skelton Hour with Walter Brennan in a familiar skit where a tycoon disguises as a tramp to outsmart Freddie the Freeloader.
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Walter Cronkite
Jeanne
Tony
Lancer
Johnny Lancer
Mod
Julie
Debbie Reynolds
Debbie
Brother
Inlaw
Tom Bosley
Julia
Michael Callan
Ann Prentiss
Eve Arden
Ruth Buzzi
Christopher Connelly
Bill Daily
Elinor Donahue
Herb Edelman
Paul Ford
Elsa Lanchester
Heather Young
Paul Newman
Joanne Woodward
John Moss
D. Calif
House
John Conyers
D. Mich
Edward Koch
D. N.Y
Red Skelton
Walter Brennan
Freddie
Morning and Evening Radio Schedule with Concert Lineup
A Tuesday program guide lists hourly news, music segments, and a full afternoon lineup. Prime events include Hallmark Music with Paul Flanagan, Stocks and network news, and a classical concert block featuring Dorati, Rodzinski, Kehr, Lautenbacher, and Munch.
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John Walker
Hallmark Music
Paul Flanagan
Agnew Plans Far East Trip Late December
The White House confirms Vice President Spiro T. Agnew will visit the Far East in late December with Australia, New Zealand and Taiwan likely on the itinerary. Details of the trip abroad may be announced by the weekend. The article notes Nixon's past foreign trips and Humphrey's prior overseas missions.
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Washington
White House
Spiro T. Agnew
Far East
Australia
New Zealand
Taiwan
Nixon
Eisenhower
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Grand Jury Probes Bribery Charges
A federal grand jury in Washington investigates bribery of public officials and compensation of members of Congress. The letters authorize U S Attorney Stephen H Sachs of Baltimore to participate in the proceedings, but no specific charges are disclosed and the Justice Department declined to comment.
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Washington
U. S
Stephen H. Sachs
Baltimore
Justice Department
What Is Pewter Win the New Book of Knowledge
Readers may submit questions to Tell Me Why care of this paper and include name age address and Zip Code. Today’s winner is Thomas Shaughnessy, 11, Caledonia.
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Thomas Shaughnessy
Caledonia
Book of Knowledge
Pam Simmons
Alto
Apollo 12 astronauts prepare for Pacific splashdown end of tense week
SPACE CENTER Houston AP The Apollo 12 mission races toward a Pacific reentry and the wives of Alan Bean Charles Conrad Jr and Richard Gordon endure ten anxious days. They followed events on TV and via squawkbox attended Mass picnics and kept vigil at Mission Control as liftoff lunar walks and a TV camera snag unfolded. The families will reunite in Houston after quarantine ends around Dec 11.
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Barbara Gordon
Mission Control
Space
Conrad
Houston
Sue Bean
Turkey Talk On WFLY Today
Mrs. Marjory Auble of East Greenbush will discuss turkey themes on WFLY-FM at 4 05 p m on The Truth Is hosted by Paul Flanagan. The talk covers Thanksgiving and features The Gobbler and the Lady as the episode focus.
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Marjory Auble
East Greenbush
Cooperative Extension Association
Rensselaer County
Wfly-Fm
Paul Flanagan
Auble
Heidelberg College
State University At
Plattsburgh
East Greenbush High School
Husband Of Former Troy Woman Dies
Richard R. Whiteside 50 of Newark New York husband of the former Dorothy Willetts a Troy native died Monday at Northside Hospital Rochester He was senior industrial engineer for Mobil Chemical Co at Macedon NY member of United Methodist Church Newark Country Club and Newark Neighbors Inc Housing Project Boy scout leader WWII veteran serving as a captain Interment will be at the family's convenience Funeral services 730 PM at the United Methodist Church Newark Rev Alexander Carmichael of DeWitt Community Church Syracuse officiating He is survived by wife mother Isabel Whiteside Newark daughter Barbara and son Richard C Whiteside Newark.
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Newark
N.Y
Dorothy Willetts
Troy
Northside Hospital
Rochester
Mr. Whiteside
Erie
Mobil Chemical Co
Macedon
N. Y
United Methodist Church
Newark Country Club
Newark Neighbors Inc
Infantry
Isabel Whiteside
Barbara Whiteside
Richard C. Whiteside
Alexander Carmichael
DeWitt Community Church
Syracuse
Assault Case Counts Dropped in Troy Court
Charges of second degree assault against Simon Sluis of 506 Whiteview Road were dismissed in Troy Police Court after withdrawal by officer Charles O Konski. Sluis was arrested following a Saturday night incident at Broadway and Williams Street. attorney William J. Doyle represented him.
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Simon Sluis
Whiteview Road
Troy
Charles O'Konski
Sluis
O’konski
Broadway
Williams Street
William J. Doyle
History of pewter through ages and regions
The article traces pewter as an alloy mainly of tin with lead, noting its ancient manufacture by the Chinese, Egyptians, Greeks, Romans, and later European and American use. It highlights medieval church vessels, 13th century England, and a peak in America from 1750 to 1850 led by Boston, with pewter gradually yielding to silver among the wealthy.
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Europe
England
Edward I
France
America
Boston
United States
China Lashes Soviet Union in People's Daily Editorial
Beijing's Communist Party newspaper denounces the Soviet Union by name as border talks with Moscow stall. The Peking Daily accuses both the United States and the Soviet Union of war preparation and double tactics while professing peace to mislead others.
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Tokyo
China
Soviet Union
Peking People's Daily
Communist Party
Peking
United States
Farmer Finds 1519 Scorpions Nest in Roof Debris
In TANJAVUR India a farmer mending a leaky roof discovered a nest containing 1519 scorpions. He destroyed the nest and reported the incident.
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Tanjavur
India
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