Father Of 3 Charged In Murder
Philadelphia AP report details George B. Goins charged with stabbing Lareta Bryson, 20, on a street Friday night. Goins, a one year old father of three, allegedly said I am sorry I don't know why I did it after surrendering to his minister. Victim Gail Bryson was to attend her friend Nancy Nasella's wedding as bridesmaid. knife found nearby.
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Philadelphia
George B. Goins
Lareta Bryson
Going
Irl
Miss Bryson
Nancy Nasella
New Jersey
New York
Nancy
Sareta
Gail
Walter G. Bryson
Two Found Beaten to Death in Lower East Side Tenement
Police identified Leroy Hutchenson, 24, of Central Falls Rhode Island, and Linda Fitzpatrick, 18, of Greenwich, Connecticut, as the two found nude and beaten to death in a boiler room of a Lower East Side tenement. A brick wrapped in clothing was found nearby. 25 detectives questioned hippies for clues as the assistant to the superintendent found the bodies about three hours after death. The victims’ addresses include Greenwitch Connecticut and Oyster Bay Long Island. step-sister Cindy Helfer of Oyster Bay identified Linda.
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New York
Lower East Side
Polie
Leroy Hutchenson
Central Falls
R.I
Linda Fitzpatrick
Green- Wich
Conti
Lower Manhattan
Elliott Gross
Freddy Wright
Doubling Road
Green‘Wich
Cindy Helfer
Oyster Bay
Long Island
Cove Neck
Johnson urges world educators to seek peace in learning
President Johnson told an international conference in Williamsburg that modern communications should extend learning and spur leaders to end destruction. He cited illiteracy and the inability of many to write simple words, calling for an "age of education" and noting all nations remain developing. He outlined three challenges: using educational TV to boost basic education, extending top scholars to all universities via satellites, and microfilming to supply researchers with world class libraries. He suggested UN launch an international education year to review goals and plan progress.
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Williamsburg
Johnson
Virginia
America
U.S
United Nations
Gavin Backs Rockefeller For President
Retired Army Gen. James M. Gavin said in a Newsweek interview that Nelson Rockefeller is the best Republican candidate to oppose President Johnson next year. He ruled out Ronald Reagan and former Vice President Richard Nixon as options, noting Reagan remains rooted in the past while questioning a Nixon Johnson debate.
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Newsweek Magazine
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Gavin
Vietnam
Nelson Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
California
Richard M. Nixon
Reagan
Nixon
Bishops Seek Action Over Atheism At Synod
Vatican City AP bishops at the synod urge more practical efforts against atheism, criticizing heavy emphasis on philosophy and verses about God is dead. They press for greater dialogue with nonbelievers, use of communications media, and action over rhetoric, including calls from Communist and Latin American prelates for realism and social justice focus.
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Vatican City
Latin America
Josip Pogacnik
Yugoslavia
Eduard Ne¢sey
Czechoslova
Kia
John XXIII
Paul’ VI
Censors Study Black Beauty in Apartheid South Africa
In Stellenbosch, AP reports censorship officials sent a copy of the children’s classic Black Beauty for review after a title deemed potentially erotic amid racial segregation. Mrs. Re tha Theron, new Publications Control Board member, noted limited scrutiny of imports such as James Bond films and Virginia Woolf adaptations.
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Stellenbosch
South Africa
Retha Theron
Publications Control Board
Planning Experts To Lead Workshops In Monticello
RPI professor Bernd Foerster and Frederick Rath of the State Historical Association join James L. Crighton planning director of Colonie and Robert C. Hansen of OPC to present workshops on historic preservation and planning administration at the Planning Institute event on October 16 in Monticello.
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RPI
Colonie
Planning Institute
New York State Federation of Official Planning Organizations
Monticello
Bernd Foerster
Frederick Rath
State Historical Association
James L. Crighton
Schaghticoke Youth Injured In One Car Crash
Five youths were treated at Troy area hospitals after a one car crash on County Route 74 in Schaghticoke. Driver Todd Masterson, 17, faced speeding and keeper-right violations and was to appear before Justice George Blair. Other injured riders ranged from 18 to 20 with head and facial contusions and abrasions. Masterson was admitted for observation. others were released. Deputy investigators Ronald Hasbrouck and Joseph Piscitelli reported the incident.
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Troy
Schaghticoke
Rensselaer County
Masterson
Samaritan Hospital
Samaritan Land
Kenneth Galuski
East Street
John Aprilliano
Main Street
Valley Falls
James St. Gelais
Melrose
Leonard Hospital
Michael Brundige
Ronald L. Hasbrouck
Joseph Piscitelli
Justice of the
George J. Blair
Sehaghticoke
Pastors Elected to State Christian Education Committee
Rev John Y Elliott of First Baptist Hoosick Falls was chosen for the State Committee on Christian Education though unable to attend the New York State Baptist Convention in Rochester. Rev Raimund L Tumbleston attended and reported Max Towne of Glens Falls was elected president. A minister and layman are elected in alternate years. The convention also adopted a resolution against the proposed New York State Constitution. A two car property damage crash occurred on Burden Avenue injuring no one. Antionette J Lemer of 425 Second St collided with a parked car owned by John Bailey of 346 Fourth St. Sign New Pact Hungary and Red North Vietnam sign a new 1968 military aid accord with few details released.
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Rochester
John Y. Elliott
First Baptist Church
Hoosick Falls
Christian Education
Raimund L. Tumbleston
Baptist Churches of
West Hoosick and
Hoosick
Max Towne
Glens Falls
New York State
Zroy
Burden Avenue
Antionette J. Lemer
Second St
John Bailey
Fourth St
Budapest
Hungary 1
Red North Vietnam
MTI
Cub Scout Improvement Program to Take Effect
Major revisions to the Cub Scout program of the Boy Scouts of America take effect this month after a five year study. Highlights include Webelos 10 year old program, den leader coach role, revised achievements, new entry age rules, and expanded outdoor activities. Training sessions for leaders begin this month at local church halls and schools.
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Boy Scouts of America
Robert Wood
Hudson
Fort Orange-Uncle Sam
United States
Church of Christ
Disciples Hall
15Th
Hoosick Streets
Sacred Heart School
Spring Avenue
Wood
Survey Research Center
University of Michigan Institute For Social Research
Webelos
den Mathers
G M to Pay 375000 in Fire Claim
In Sacramento California a Superior Court jury awarded Mrs Norman J Badorek 375000 for severe burns she suffered when a Corvette Sting Ray caught fire after a rear impact Two men in the car were killed The driver of the other vehicle Matthew Rodgers is serving a San Quentin term for manslaughter The jury cited the fiberglass body and fuel tank placement as unreasonable risks GM plans an appeal
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
General Motors Corp
Norman J. Badorek
Matthew Rodgers
San Quentin
General Motors
Troy Police Sergeant Enrolled in State Police Supervision Course
Sergaent Robert L. Pasinella among 33 supervisory officers in a first-of-its-kind police supervision course at Albany State University. The program, mandatory for all first-line supervisors, offers at least 70 hours of instruction. The governor says no other state has a comparable program. Graduation is this Friday.
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Robert L. Pasinella
Albany State University
Pasinella
Rockefeller
Municipal Police Training Council
FBT
State Police
Frumkin To Address Nurses Unit Dinner
Dr. Jacob Frumkin of Schenectady, urology specialist, will address a dinner meeting of the Saratoga County Professional Nurses Association at 6:30 p.m. Thursday Oct 19 at the Lantern Lodge Restaurant Saratoga Springs. His topic is Why the Catheter. He is a Albany Medical College graduate who interned at Saratoga Hospital and St Peter's Hospital Albany and has held urology posts at Morrisiana City Hospital New York City St Clare's and Ellis Hospitals Schenectady Benedict Memorial Ballston Spa Saratoga Hospital and other eastern New York hospitals.
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Schenectady
Saratoga County Professional Nurses Association
Lantern Lodge
Saratoga Springs
Albany Medical College
Frumkin
Saratoga Hospital
St. Peter's Hospital
Albany
Morrisiano City Hospital
New York City
St. Clare’s and
Ellis Hospitals
Benedict Memorial Hospital
Ballston Spa
New York
Police investigate $1000 theft at Troy home
Troy police are investigating the overnight theft of articles valued at more than $1,000 from an Oakwood Avenue residence.
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Troy
Oakwood Avenue
Trojan Arrested In Larceny Case
Benjamin F Richburg of 115 Wesley and 25 year old Oakwood Ave resident reported a larceny at his apartment. Police say a warrant charged breaking and entering after a night’s stay. Items stolen include stereo, clock radio, table TV and sweaters valued at $1079 total. Richburg was released for appearance in Police Court Monday.
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Benjamin F. Richburg
Wesley Dobert
Mid- Oakwood Ave
Idleburg St
Albert Dobert
Sand Hill Road
Sand Lake
Thomas Murphy
O’neil R. Valenti
Charles F
King
John A
Detective Bureau
Rohert Richburg
Now Possible To Shrink Painful Hemorrhoids
A New York report describes a medication to shrink hemorrhoids, with rapid relief from itching burning and pain. Tests in major cities and centers credit Preparation H with reducing swelling soothing irritated tissue and easing bowel movements without narcotics or stinging agents. It comes as ointment or suppository and requires no prescription.
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New York, N. Y
New York City
Washington, D.C
Ao Midwest Medical Center
Cub Scouts Award Ceremony At Poes Tenhill Elementary
Cub Scout Pack 28 held a meeting at Poes Tenhill Elementary School where 30 members received awards. Cubmaster John Lewis presided with Pack Chairman Robert Leggett announcing Denise Noble taking charge of Den 3 with Mark Hussey as den chief.
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Poestenhill
John Lewis
Robert Leggett
Joan Noble
Den 3
Mark Hussey
Den
Richard Brennan
Robin Hussey
Richard Reddune
George Eaton
John Jacon
Mark Forester
Michael Davis
James Bowen
Richard Carney
Paul Ferguson
Mark Maroncelli
Michael Steinburg
John Zakowski
Robert Salisbury
Denner
John Bunney
Danny Bunney
Webelo
Five Year Old Dies Of Injuries In Vermont
A five year old South Burlington boy, Thomas O'Donnell, died in Mary Fletcher Hospital last night from injuries suffered when struck by a car as he alighted from a school bus and started across Hinesberg Road to his home. Burlington, VI AP report.
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Burlington, VI
South Burlington
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Thomas O'Donnell
Hinesberg Road
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