Soviet launches 181st Cosmos satellite for space study
MOSCOW reports the Soviet Union launched the 181st Cosmos unmanned satellite in a long series for space research. The official notice says the satellite is functioning normally but does not detail the research goals. Israeli jets shoot down Egyptian MIG21 near Suez Canal in dog fight.
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Soviet Union
Suez Jerusalem
UPI
Suez Canal
Great Bitter Lake
Ismailia
Medicaid Medicare Split Ruling Ties In Chiropractor Care
The Senate Finance Committee tentatively agreed to include chiropractic care under Medicare while continuing closed door debates on the House Social Security bill. In Cincinnati, racial violence at Hughes High School left 14 white students beaten and injured as police described bands of assailants roaming the halls and stripping two white girls.
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Medicare Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Cincinnati
Hughes High School
Jacob Schott
Schott
Welfare recipients protest for babysitting pay in NYC classes
Fifteen welfare recipients picketed the Social Services Building in New York demanding $1.50 an hour for babysitters during city funded adult education courses. A Welfare Department spokesman said 3,000 adults attend 15 hours of classes weekly, with English the main study. Robert A. Pinkerton dies at 62 in Bayshore, head of the Pinkerton agency.
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New York
Social Services
Haskell PTA names bazaar heads for Christmas event
Haskell School PTA members will appear on Dialing for Dollars Oct. 23 to publicize the November 4 bazaar at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Peter J. Howe announced chairmen and heads including Mrs. Francis Pettit as chair, with committees for home made gifts, toy booth, white elephant, bake sale, candy booth, refreshments, children's games, and handkerchief tree. Santa Claus will hand out gifts. An open house Monday invites parents to discuss their child's work. Membership stands at 98. Paperback book sales for teachers and parents during conferences November 6 and 9.
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Haskell School Pta
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Peter J. Howe
Francis Pettit
Thomas Madden
Pasquale Casale
Peter Howe
William Vaughan
Howard ‘Toflegaard
Alan Rasmussen
Joseph O’connell
Santa Claus
Warren
Fane
S J McNeill WWI veteran dies in Troy
S Irwin McNeill of 30 Grant Avenue, member of the former United Presbyterian Church of Troy, died suddenly yesterday at Samaritan Hospital. Born in Greenwich, he resided in Troy 43 years and worked at Watervliet Arsenal. Survived by wife Edna Reynolds McNeill, a son Donald T. McNeill of Troy, and a sister Mrs. Mary M. Me, a Cambridge resident. Funeral Saturday at 10 am from Bryce Funeral Home. Interment Oakwood Cemetery. PTA plans fashion show October 26 at Oakwood Presbyterian Hall chaired by Mrs. G J Michon.
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S. Irwin McNeill
Grant
United Ave
Presbyterian Church of
Watervliet
Bryce
Pawl
George Board
Borthwick
Burglaries Probed In Saratoga Bar And Spa City
Saratoga Springs police investigate two break ins discovered Tuesday morning. Sam Pierson owner reports Turf Bar on Caroline Street entered by forcing cellar door. Michael Fredricks employee found the unlocked entry at Uncle Sam's Spa City after 1:10 a.m. cash $2000 stolen from the Restaurant on South Broadway and about $35 in coins from a cigarette machine.
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Sam Pierson
Caroline Street
Saratoga Springs
Uncle Sam
Spa
South Broadway
Michael Fredricks
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