Travel Groups Discouraged By Dollar Move
New York AP report on President Johnson’s plan to curb travel outside the Western Hemisphere, urging deferment of nonessential trips for two years. A mix of industry worry and cautious optimism about boosting domestic and regional travel, with quotes from Cartan Travel, Amnergah Travel Service, and Taompezan Travel Service.
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Hubert Thompson
Taompezan Travel Service
San Francisco
Suspect Charged With $680000 Bank Embezzlement
In Suffern New York Roger Peter Sovak a 31 year old bank secretary treasurer was arrested by FBI agents on charges of embezzling 690000 in bank funds over eight months He was taken from his home before reporting to Lafayette Bank Trust Co and arraigned on charges of making false entries in bank records and misapplying funds
Sweden shifts to right side driving saves lives
Stockholm UPI reports Sweden’s switch from left to right driving saved 150 lives as of Tuesday. Lars said the changeover to the right on Sept. 3 reduced traffic fatalities and injuries nationwide among about 2 million drivers and passengers.
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Metal Rings Cut Jet Noise, German Says
CAP technician Hans Kuhn of Manching Germany claims metal rings inserted into Starfighter exhausts reduce jet noise without diminishing performance. The partial solution targets communities near airfields by quieting fighter operations while preserving thrust and speed.
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Mexico to mint Olympic Games coins in 1958
Mexico plans a minting for the 1958 Summer Olympic Games in Mexico City. A 25 peso coin is proposed with 39 million pieces to be produced for the event.
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Space Spectacular Preparations Start
Pasadena reporters note Propulsion Laboratory scientists prep for America s first space spectacular of the year the Surveyor 7 craft set to launch from Cape Kennedy at 12 43 a m on Sunday on a 249 000 mile mission to lunar highlands near the crater Romney to enter Washington AP says Michigan Governor George Romney will enter the Republican presidential primary on Jan 12 He plans to speak after his state address next week उन्ह
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New Autos Cost More With Required Shoulder Harnesses
DETROIT AP reports that new cars rolling off assembly lines now include mandatory shoulder harnesses and higher prices. Prices for harnesses ranged from about 23 to 42 dollars, with automakers warning dealers not to remove the safety equipment or risk liability. General Motors issued a letter stating dealers will be responsible for lawsuits if harnesses are bypassed.
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Runaway Train Stopped By Police Officer
A chaotic New Year weekend with a series of break ins and thefts. firearms from Guarantee Auto Store, a Boat Club cash loss of about $33, liquor theft suspected, entry via pried door and padlock cut. Police investigate a stabbing during a Sunday argument. W Zirkle held for observation after a knife wound. no charges yet against his wife Violet. An armed robbery at Westley Oil station and a police chase on Poplar Street concluded with suspect fleeing, leaving a trail of footprints and a stolen six dollars from the attendant.
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Redeemer Church Names New Elders and Deacons
Redeemer Church announces newly elected elders and deacons with terms starting January 1. The list includes Jack Shultz Charles Ronhreg Charles Menderson James Hanson and others. Rev Charles Henderson serves as pastor and Mrs. H Matlew heads the women's programs.
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Funeral for Blaine F. Cesington at Baker Brothers
Blaine F. Cesington of W Ist St dies Tuesday after sudden illness. Funeral Thursday at 1 pm at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Dr. Baye Blackwelder. interment East Maplewood Cemetery. Survived by widow Anna M Covington, son Jeff Covington, daughters Cla Cullison Inez Wells Mary Surface, sister Lucy Brown, brothers Harp Covington and others, eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Family to receive friends at Baker Mortuary after service.
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Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Effie Alexander Pendleton 82 of Pendleton Green Held dies after long residence in Pendleton community. The former Effie Alexander resided in Madison area most of life. Funeral arrangements pending in local obituary notices.
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Holiday Traffic Toll Shows Decline From Holiday Forecast
The Associated Press reports 376 traffic deaths over the New Year holiday, well below the National Safety Council forecast of 460 to 640. The three day nonholiday comparison shows 484 fatalities, signaling a lighter period than anticipated.
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Obituary: Mrs. McCarty of Greenfield Dies After Illness
Second died Monday night at Han cock Memorial Hospital in Greenfield after a short illness. Born in Green Township on April 8, 1885, she was a daughter of James and Alice Farrell McCarty. She was a member of Pendleton Methodist Church and its WSCS and the Fortnightly Club. Her husband Perle died earlier. Surviving are five stepchildren and several relatives including Mrs. Albert Marlin of Greenfield and Mrs. Law Wasmuth of Portland, with Ruby Alexander of Markleville as a stepdaughter-in-law. Funeral services are set for 10 a.m. Thursday at Cornell Bright Funeral Home, burial in Mendon Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. today.
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Blaiberg donor found amid South African transplant case
Reading through the fragmented report, Blaiberg’s heart transplant faced delays and complications, with donor rarity due to B-positive blood and a lengthy operation from 11 am to about 4 pm. The piece mentions legal disputes, hospital routines, and the broader context of racial segregation in South Africa while tracking the hospital’s progress and the patient Blaiberg.
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Governor comments on constitutional duty and federal role
The governor said the legislature has a constitutional duty to act and that delaying decisions would be harmful while noting federal courts may decide outcomes. Legislative council director Edigon Thuma will report on ballot results from a poll of General Assembly members, showing plans favored by leaders. The poll, taken December, indicated varied support across parties for two competing plans.
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Vietnamese battle toll and US Viet Cong clash reported
Amid New Year hostilities in Vietnam, U S artillery and infantry repelled a Viet Cong assault near Saigon, with fighting spreading toward the Cambodian border. Reports claim up to 351 Viet Cong killed, 27 Americans dead, and 205 wounded during the truce-ending engagements. Saigon notes a large enemy force driven back after hours of combat near a base and headquarters. Nearby, a jet and other assets faced losses as cross-border activity was alleged by Hanoi and Beijing in varying claims.
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New Officers Continue From Page Cine Mexandria
Buone Firp is listed as president with GOP connections and club leadership noted. The fragment indicates ongoing officer roll from a page about Cine Mexandria, highlighting political or organizational roles and continuity in leadership.
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Derailment Continues Frontage One Train Collision
A westbound Pennsylvania Railroad train jumped its track and collided with an eastbound PRR train. Two tank cars of ammonia exploded, sending flames 200 to 300 feet high. Four other cars were damaged but avoided release.
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