Mansfield Urges U N Peace Move in Vietnam War Talks
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield urged a United Nations peace move, warning that escalating U S involvement in Vietnam will not end the war. He noted 525,000 troops expected by mid 1968, costs at $2.5 billion per month, and near 100,000 American casualties. He said air action has failed to cut supplies and urged restraint over further bombing. He spoke to the Missouri Bar Association.
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UPI
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United Nations
Mike Mansfield
Vietnam
U.S
Montana Democrat
Hanoi
Mansfield
Missouri Bar Association
Siena College Evening Registration Planned for Fall
Siena College will hold registration for evening division students this week ahead of the fall semester starting Monday. Undergraduate registration is today from 7 to 10 p.m. Graduate registration runs today from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Siena
Siena College
Raymertown Social Notes and 4-H Meeting Tonight
Raymertown hosts include Mr. and Mrs. Gil bert Kelly of Scotia and others from Thiefs Tamarac Fresno Potter Hill East Pittstown and Schenectady Joining families share weekend visits with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Campbell’s group from Schenectady Rensselaer and North Hampton N H The Going and Coming 4-H Club meets at 7 00 p m in the Friendship Center The ABCs of cooking led by Mrs James Pfeiffer Mrs Hayner Bornt and junior Joyce Lang Three girls entered vegetables at the Schaghticcke Fair earning blue ribbons Luther Church to hold worship Sundays at 9 30 a m with Rev Peter Suarez officiating Sunday school to follow
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Gordon Crandall
Gilbert Kelly
Scotia
Addie ‘Ware
Thiefs
Lola Campbell
Tamarac
Emil Baertschi
Fresno
Calif
Samuel Baertschi
Potter Hill
Robert Stutz
East Pittstown
Lester Campbell
Lester Herbert
Diane
Schenectady
Wade Stockman
Church and club notices announce meetings and picnic plans
Evelyn Burnt notes a 10 45 a m start and resumption of activities. Lutheran Church Women meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Lester Campbell home with Mrs Gordon Crandall leading. Ever Ready members meet next Thursday at Mrs Louis Leloup home. Members bring lunch coffee and dessert provided. The society paid half the new carpet in the Friendship Corridor. Luther Leaguers meet tomorrow at noon with Gilead members then picnic and swim at Thatcher Park. Debby Bornt can be contacted to join.
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Lutheran Church
Lester Campbell
Gordon Crandall
Louis Leloup
Leverste Road
Friendship Cou
Rwr
Luther Leaguers
Gilead
Thatcher Park
Debby Bornt
Dirty Trick, Oldham Billposter Injured in Bus Ad Incident
Frank Hadfield, 34, a billposter, lay in a hospital with a broken ankle after a ladder mishap while pasting an advertising sign on a bus in Oldham. The bus drove away as he worked.
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Oldham
England
UPI
Frank Hadfield
Hadfield
Bennington Police Promote James M. Kearns Jr to Lieutenant
Chief William H. Fox unveils a policy change and promotes James M. Kearns Jr from patrolman to lieutenant. The retroactive appointment to Sept 1 includes a one dollar weekly raise and places Kearns in charge of the night shift. The policy committee will consider a daytime lieutenant and a sergeant at a special meeting.
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William H. Fox
Bennington
James M. Kearns Jr
Kearns
Village Board
Fox
Stone Causes Death in Route 218 Crash
CORNWALL AP Clifton Bostic 30 of Newburgh was killed when his car struck a large stone on Route 218 near here and overturned Wednesday night police reported.
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Cornwall
Clifton
Bostic
Newburgh
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