Thanksgiving Guests and Local Notices in Schaghticoke
Schaghticoke sees a series of social visits with Viola Magadieu of Schenectady visiting Adelaide Phillips, Grace Mall of Stillwater and the Devines of Cambridge as well as Carolyn Hamilton from Cortland staying with her mother Helen Hamilton. Edward J. Casey’s burial is noted as a former local resident. Centennial Committee to meet at Legion Hall Thursday at 8 p.m. Elbert Maloney and daughter spent Thanksgiving with family in Fort Edward.
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Viola Magadieu
Schenectady
Adelaide Phillips
Phillips
Grace Mall
Stillwater
William Devine
Cambridge
Carolyn Hamilton
State University College
Edward J. Casey
Santa Ana
Calif
John
Casey
The
Legion Hall
Elbert Maloney
Kathleen
Maeda Maloney
Fort Edward
Eagle Mills WSCS Plans Guest Night
The Eagle Mills Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service will host guest night at the church tomorrow evening. Rev. Fred E. Helvine, director of the Albany Inner City Mission, will speak under Troy Annual Conference sponsorship. Attendees from Berlin Graf ton Center Brunswick and Pittstown congregations are invited. Members are asked to bring new clothing or personal items for men women and children to support the Mission. Hostesses are Mrs. Clarence Freckleton Mrs. Harold Frederickson and Mrs. John L. Roden.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Eagle Mills Methodist Church
Fred E. Helvine
Albany Inner City
Clarence Freckleton
Harold Frederickson
John L. Roden
New Way Found To Stop Hair Loss Grow More Hair
A Houston laboratory consultants firm offers a 32 day risk trial claiming to stop hair loss and regrow hair for men and women. They warn many cases are late stage and unused roots may be dead, urging interested readers to submit their information for confidential mail inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc
Adv
Reds Trade Two Police For 5 Prisoners In Hong Kong
In Hong Kong, Communist China exchanged two detained police constables for five Communist Chinese held by the British. A British spokesman said exchanges on border matters were agreed by responsible officials on both sides. British troops began final withdrawal from Aden as Crater Town piped tunes signaling the end of 129 years of British rule.
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Reds
Hong Kong
China
Aden Aden
APJ
Aden
Crater Town
Red Sea
South Arabia
McCarthy Seen as Formidable Johnson Opponent in Primaries
UPI reports Minnesota senator Eugene J. McCarthy could pose a strong challenge to President Johnson in the presidential primaries. Also, Thomas P. O Neill says a dove candidate in Massachusetts would be hard to beat Johnson there. Separately, MLK's group plans private talks to map civil disobedience in northern cities with a possible Washington launch next March.
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McCarthy
LBJ
Boston
UPI
Minnesota
Eugene J. McCarthy
Johnson
Thomas P. O'Neill
D-Mass
Massachusetts
O'Neill
King
Atlanta
Martin Luther King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
South Carolina
Washington
First Taylor Law settlement reached in Greenburgh
The State Public Employment Relations Board said Greenburgh in Westchester County and the Police Association reached a dispute settlement under the Taylor Law. Senator Javits urged federal and state action to keep neighborhood stores open and shield owners from riot-related risks while promoting local entrepreneurship.
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Albany
N. Y
UPI
Robert D. Helsby
State Public Employment Relations Board
Greenburgh
Westchester County
Police Association
Javits
New York
U.S
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Mexico Demands Duty On Disaster Relief Items
A California Jaycees relief train carrying 59 090 in building materials for San Felipe Mexico was halted at the border as Mexican guards sought duties. Jaycees said the shipment could not pay and would be donated to an Indian mission in San Diego if talks fail. The program began after a tropical storm destroyed Baja California's fishing village on Sept 1 and aims to build about 80 homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calexico
Calif
Young California
San Felipe
Mexico
Sig
California Junior Chamber of Commerce
Mexico City
Jaycees
San Diego
California
Baja California
Negroes Split On Olympic Boycott
In Los Angeles African American athletes show split views on a boycott of the 1968 Olympic Games. Avery Brundage criticizes youth leaders while noting U S teams can be built with white athletes if needed. stars like Rafer Johnson and Ralph Boston warn that boycotters miss a once in a lifetime chance.
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Los Angeles
America
Arabes Sports Classic
Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
United States
Mexico City
Tokyo
Brundage
Santa Barbara
Rafer Johnson
Ralph Boston
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WSCS
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Maxwell House
Chase & Sanborn Ehlers
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Farberware
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