Los Angeles Doctor Gives Talk On LSD
Dr. Sidney Cohen, chief of the use of LSD, spoke at a three day conference at the Gideon Putnam Hotel in Saratoga Springs. The gathering included educators, narcotics experts, and members of the Narcotic Addiction Control Commission discussing clinical medicine and the spread of psychedelic research to colleges and high schools.
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Sidney Cohen
Los Angeles
Associates
Cohen
University of California
Hasama
Henry Brill
State Narcotics Addiction Control Commission
Skidmore To Host Joint Concert
The University of Pittsburgh Men’s Glee Club and Skidmore College Chorus will perform a joint concert at 8 p.m. in Skidmore College Hall in Saratoga Springs, led by Philip Cavanaugh and Prof. Virginia Walker Waner. The ensemble combines over 100 voices and plans future concerts with Colgate University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Pittsburgh
Skidmore College Chorus
Skidmore College Hall
Saratoga Springs
Philip Cavanaugh
Glee Club
Virgina Walker Waner
Pittsburgh Glee Club
Skidmore Chorus
Colgate
Univerity Glee Club
Skidmore
Pittsburgh
Alma Mater
Panthers
Pitty
Property Action Case Adjourned in Saratoga Springs Court
The City of Saratoga Springs and the Berlin property at Broadway and Spring Street were adjourned in Saratoga County Court in Ballston Spa by Judge Edward T. Sullivan until 10 a.m. Friday December 1. The city condemned the damaged building and ordered repair or demolition after Berlin interests took no action. The city later razed the property, costs added to the owner's tax bill. All pleadings were ordered served by Nov. 22. City attorney David A. Wail prepared to argue public use and necessity. proof on public necessity to be presented at the adjourned date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Saratoga Springs
Berlin
Broadway
Spring Street
Saratoga County
Ballston Spa
Edward T. Sullivan
David A. Wail
Spa
Public Forum Set On Charter Views In Burnt Hills
Five area groups sponsor a non partisan event to weigh pros and cons of the proposed state constitution on the November ballot. The 8 p m Friday November 4 forum at Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake High School will feature two speakers opposing and supporting the charter with Edward Tracy of Ballston Spa moderating.
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Burnt Hills
Ballston Lake Senior High School
Kingsley and
Lakehill Roads
Ballston
Whitehall Social Roundup Recaps Local Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bebo of Hartford were guests of her sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Medrice Gendron. Mrs. Charles Graves of Saratoga Springs visits her mother Mrs. Alphonse LaMay. Mr. and Mrs. James Casey and Hartford, Conn., return after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bat. Mrs. Donald Mubraney and Mrs. Lynn Defendorf with son, plus Miss Doris Adams of Albany, were guests of Mrs. Ira Adams. Mrs. John Porter of Plattsburgh visits friends. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Manell return after visiting Bruce Manell in Hudson Falls. Mrs. Shelley Wicke of Ticonderoga returns home after visiting her sister Miss Jean Phillips.
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Charles Bebo
Hartford
Medrice Gendron
Charles Graves
Saratoga Springs
Alphonse LaMay
James Casey
Ira Adams
John Porter
Eee
Plattsburgh
Joseph Manell
Bruce Manell
Hudson Alls
Shelley Wicke
Ticonderoga
Jean Phillips
Two youths injured in Route 44 crash near Argyle
In a head on collision on Route 44 northwest of Argyle two youths were seriously hurt. William Woodcock 19 of Hudson Falls sustained facial lacerations and multiple injuries and is listed in satisfactory condition at Albany Medical Center after transfers from Glens Falls. Ronald Colvin 18 of Fort Edward remains in critical condition at Albany Medical Center with skull fractures and severe lacerations. Police say Colvin drifted to Woodcock's lane at about 1130 p m on a crest and charge pending after investigation by Trooper Roy Tollisen.
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Washington County
Argyle
William Woodcock
Mohican Lane
Hudson Falls
Albany Medical Center
Glens Falls Hospital
Albany
Ronald J. Colvin
Fort Edward
Colvin
Route 44
Woodcock
Roy Tollisen
Salem
Salem County Methodist and Farm Bureau events noted
The Washington County Farm Bureau will hold its annual meeting and dinner Wednesday at Greenwich Central School at 7 30 p m with reservations via Mrs. Dor othy Hubbard by Monday. The Women's Society of Christian Service entertained Shushan members at a covered dish supper with 25 attendees and a film strip followed by a talk by district treasurer Mrs. Elton Harlow. A Call to Prayer and Self Denial was read by Mrs. Merle Hunter and Mrs. Ruth Law as part of Methodist observance. Services are planned tomorrow in Salem Shushan and West Hebron. The Methodist Youth Fellowship will meet in Shushan at 7 pm with a Halloween party and business meeting. World Community Day will be observed Nov 3 by the Shushan Methodist Church with cov ered dish supper at the United Presbyterian Church in Shushan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Farm ‘Bureau
Greenwich Central School
Dorothy Hubbard
Women's Society of Chrisitian
Methodist Church
Elton Harlow
Merle Hunter
Ruth Law
Salem
Shushan
Methodist
West Hebron
Methodist Youth Fellowship of
Bronx Man Faces Seven Charges After High Speed Chase
Ronald Brannon, 27, pleaded innocent to seven charges including two felonies after a wild chase reaching speeds reportedly between 100 and 180 mph along the Northway. He allegedly crashed a stolen Jaguar off Route 9 near the Washington Inn, injuring a State Trooper and himself. Brannon, held without bail in Saratoga County jail, faces reckless driving endangerment and possession charges along with unlicensed operation and other counts. He wore a crash helmet that officials say may have saved his life.
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Bronx
Northway
Malta
Justice of the Peace
Morgan Bloodgood
Saratoga Springs
Ronald Brannon
South Broadway
Saratoga
J. W. Werthmiller
South Glens Falls
Brannon
Round Lake
Route 9
Washington Inn
Saratog Hospital
Jaguar Inc
New York City
Justice Bloodgood
Speed Race Costs Spa Man Fifty Dollars
Richard G Hoag 22 of 98 Maple Ave Saratoga Springs pleaded guilty in Spa City Court to participating in an unauthorized speed contest and was fined 50 by Judge Le Roy Walbridge. Hoag was arrested Oct 3 on Broadway by Patrolman Eugene Cole. Michael Corona Jr 23 of 21 James Pl Saratoga Springs pleaded guilty to harassment and fined 25. He was arrested Sunday on Broadway by Patrolman John Shaw for inflicting bodily punishment on John F Nelson of Saranac Lake. Marion S Carter 25 of 98 Congress St Saratoga Springs pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and public intoxication and fined 35. She was arrested Aug 20 at the Saratoga Palace on Congress Street by Patrolman Guy Coreno for foul language and striking the officer with a chair. Pat J Matshew 26 of Day Stona Fla pleaded guilty to renting a stop sign and fined 15. He was arrested on Meadowbrook Road Sept 23 by Patrolman Donald Wittman. John S Dorin 19 of Fort Edward pleaded guilty to running a red light at Broadway and Circular Street and fined 15. He was arrested Oct 7 by State Trooper R L Coon.
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Richard G. Hoag
Maple Ave
Saratoga Springs
Spa
le Roy
Walbridge
Hoag
Broadway
Eugene Cole
Michael Corona Jr
James PI
John Shaw
John F. Nelson
Saranac Lake
Marion S. Carter
Congress St
Saratoga Palace
Congress Street
Guy Coreno
Pat J. Matshew
Daystona
Fla
Meadowbrook Road
Donald Wittman
John S. Dorin
Fort Edward
Circular Street
R. L. Coon
Salem DAR Hears Talk On Lineage
The General John Williams Chapter DAR met at Mrs. Wesley Swinton's home with assist ant hostesses Mrs. Edward Fink Mrs. William Hunt Mrs. Kermit White and Mrs. Leon Sisson. Regent Mrs. Alexander McKinney presided Mary McGuire spoke on National Defense and minutes were read by recording secretary Mrs. Meredith Wilson. Treas. Mrs. Albert Sheldon reported expenses and income for summer. The chapter welcomes a memorial fund from Luella Eaton's family for school prizes. A book sale supported census microfilming in Washington. The chapter earned a gold star for the yearbook per a state conference notice and heard invitations to Hoosac-Walloomsae reception and Lake Placid conference talks. Mrs. Tomasi announced plans for a rummage sale Nov. 3 in Legion rooms and urged help. Speaker Miss Margaret McKay discussed Lineage Research and ancestor collecting as a valued hobby. Tomasi reported on the Buffalo state conference trip and a memorial service for district members who had died.
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John Williams
DAR
Wesley Swinton
Edward Fink
William Hunt
Kermit White
Leon Sisson
Alexander McKinney
David McGuire
National Defense
Meredith Wilson
Albert Sheldon
Leltey
William J. Owens
Hoosac-Walloomsae
James I
Clyde
Istate Redent Elect
James Tomasi
Lake Placid
Tomasi
McKay
Buffalo
Valeria Campbell
Mex- St. Paul's Cathedral
Theice City
Andrew W. New
Ins
Evelyn C. Riel
Zonta Opens District Two Parley in Saratoga Springs
Zonta International District Two meeting runs today and tomorrow at the Holiday Inn in Saratoga Springs with about 200 delegates from Montreal to Poughkeepsie. Miss Edna Nairn of Toronto leads as president. officers to be elected for five-year terms. a memorial service planned tomorrow. district governor to be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zonta International
Montreal
Poughkeepsie
Holiday Inn
Saratoga Springs
Edna Nairn
Toronto
Adelaide Baker
Rome
Laura Morgan
Ithaca
Roger L. Coon
Ballston Spa
James Ketchum
Paul F. Brown
Arthur G. Wood
Zonta Club
Saratoga County
Everett V. Stonequist
Glens Falls
Halloween UNICEF drive in Schuylerville Students seek drivers
Schuylerville high school students will collect for UNICEF tomorrow afternoon at Schuylerville Central School District. Volunteers should meet at Schuylerville Methodist Church at 2 PM and return milk carton banks there. The Old Saratoga Athletic Association plans an Election Eve ham supper on Monday Nov 6 at the American Legion Home. Bruce Cornell chairs the event with pickup at 5 PM and meals at 5 15 and 6 30 PM. Proceeds go to Little League equipment.
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Unicef
Schuylerville
Schuylerville Methodist Church
Saratoga Athletic Association
American Legion
Bruce Cornell
Veronica Towns
Towns
Little League
Francis Gelsleichter
Burlington, Vi
A.W. Nevins
Evelyn C. Riel
Louis Follett
Joseph Glass
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Sky Line
Jefferson
Monticello
Glass Works
Corning
Hartford Man Commissioned In Air Force
Earl S. Bebo of Hartford N Y has been commissioned as a second lieutenant after graduating from Officer Training School at Lackland AFB Texas He is assigned to Fort Lee Virginia for training as a food service officer A 1960 Whitehall Central High School graduate he earned an AAS in 1962 from Mohawk Valley Community College Utica and a BA in 1986 from Michigan State University
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Earl S. Bebo
Charles W. Bebo
Rowe Hill
Hartford
N.Y
Air Force
Mohawk ‘Valley Community College
Utica
Michigan State University
Co-Operative Market Nearing Failure in Negro Neighborhood
San Francisco AP report says a two year old co op supermarket started by 2,800 residents in a predominantly Negro area is failing as shareholders do most shopping elsewhere. The market, near Hunters Point, loses over $1,000 monthly despite $5 and $10 shares. Wagner cites lack of cooperation from members and notes 60 percent of shareholders are Black while comments from shareholders were not available.
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San Francisco
George Wagner
Wagner
Hunters Point
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Upstate
Brill
Corer
Whitehall
Myrtle
DeLora
B. McKinney
Spa Man
Salem Dar
By Beatrice McKinney
New Troy Parking Authority
Fifth Avenue
Grand and
Federal Streets
River
First Street
Grand Street
Congress
Troy Parking Authority
Troy
Zonta
A. W. Nevins
Co-Operative Supermarket
Monacament Ward
Wards New
Cory
OUR
Rook
Delmar
Rotterdam
Route
New
Ashford, Mass
Pittsfield and
Williamstown
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