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Bedford Daily Gazette (Newspaper) - September 11, 1968, Bedford, Pennsylvania Dial Bedford 623-8118 for o want and take the Bedford Gazette Bedford. Pa., wednesday september la 1968 Page three Abe Fortas still being considered Washington up a the Senate j judiciary committee tentatively decided tuesday to reopen his hearings into Abe Fortas Nom Matsum As chief Justice to question him about Girlie movies which he ruled could not be held obscene. The committee sent a Telegram to Fortais inviting him to reappear to testify about three movies involved in supreme court decisions. But in a Compromise worked out in a Day Long hearing behind closed doors senators supporting Fortas Elevation to succeed Earl Warren Wen agreement to imposes a time limit the new round of hearings and then vote on sending the controversial nomination to the Senate floor. New hearings sen. Everett m. Dirksen till i., said he and other supporters of the nomination agreed to the new hearings a to get the nomination off dead he said they would be held whether or not Fortas agreed to return for a new confrontation with his accusers. Fortas nomination is opposed by a coalition of republicans and Southern democrats on grounds that he continued As an intimate adviser of president Johnson while serving on the court that he was a a a crony of the president that hrs Legal philosophy makes him unqualified for the nations highest judicial Post and that his opinion in pornography cases and on tile rights of criminal defendant s were too Liberal. Decisions defended Dirksen defended the pornography decisions. He told reporters the Issue before the court was not whether the movies and magazines involved were obscene but whether the Laws under which they were suppressed were too vague and loosely drawn. It wag on sen. John Mcclellan a insistence that the committee voted to question the Justice on the pornography cases. In his previous test Mony Fortas steadfastly refused to discuss individual decisions in the president draft the amendment passed by Congress Tibia summer which provided secret service Protection for All presidential candidates in the aftermath of the assassination of Robert f. Kennedy last june. Griffin has argued this violated the constitutional doctrine of separation of Powers which hold s the courts absolutely Independent of the Council. Continued from Page i was submitted and approved follows Borough account up fines. 91.50 balance aug i .$42967.60 meter. 1383.30 meter fines. Re Transfer tax. 484.75 Imler 1968 re tax. 4637.50 Imler 1968 oct tax. 1302.00 from sewer account. 613.65 labor amp material. 108.12 refund. Insurance refund. M.10 $51853.06 vouchers paid. 7385.51 Street lights Park Conn. $740.96 United Telephone co., service charges 122.65 twin Gas co., Gas lights Public Square 8.37 Duncan parking meter co., meter instalments 96.50 american Oil co., Gas and Oil 151.97 Allen cleaning police uniforms 10.95 automotive Supply co., batteries 23.74 Bedford steam laundry police shirts 15.68 Bedford motor sales exp. Repair inspection 5.40 Andrew s garage speedometer testing 2.00 a one welding welding on grader 8.00. Blackburn Russell co., diesel fuel 36.24 John Bollinger repairing traffic Light firs tube 36.00 Brown motor Supply co., batteries bulb 34.07 Clarence Duetz Agency ins. On building annual payment 30.00 Dunkle Gulf service service Call 2.00 Farmers hardware co., files paint 16.79 International Harvester repair parts 10.58 kale uniforms shirts a police dept. 14.80 Lutz garage Insp. And repairs 22.97 John c. Mickey installing curb a Weith property 173.60 g. C. Murphy co., office supplies 3.10 new Enterprise c. Amp l., Stone Patching material 121 66. Official equipment co., shoulder patches a police 21.71 Peerless printing co., Ledger sheets 3.63 Penn tire com., tube repair 210 of 1-75 police pension fund salary withheld 1967 and 1/1�?7/1 1968 1069.20 police trousers 9.00 equipment rental 173.00 repair parts 29.53 munic. Bldg. 91.00 mileage 16.80 police radio ser-50 vice 50.00 surplus food distribution 20.00 Sand Cement Etc. 79.15�?$3352.80. Sewer Bills Bedford Borough sewer work Pike Driver flips Nixon promises More Home Rule White Plains . Up opposition to Chandi err reported a Richard m. Nixon took his by sprang up in the Wallace political Campaign to the Camp because there were those suburbs tuesday and premised who Felt chandlery a record in that a government under his the race Issue was too Liberal administration would make a Wallace called off the news a stronger push for More Home conference complaining of a cold. He spent the Day resting he said the millions of in Montgomery where aides americans who live in the 38 old 8sto a voice suburbs of Large cities a pm it Ake Ai a would go ahead with. An up a Large part of what i Call i a feels to National american the forgotten am or Loams a these a be Fly n Conye Nitin in new Only demonstrations Are wednesday. Ting an example of i _ Wallace a speech to the Nixon has directed much of Ion the first Stop on his Campaign during the first a to Stote tour Fuch wild end week of Cross country travel at nex to tuesday in Dalas. The solid american by. A. A a the violence at heme and Viu Skly dd03ks americans loss of respect abroad. Here he sharpened his up Massouh their s is a quiet Damon Stra c t t1 v pc and it does no to make Jefferson City to. The headlines a Nixon said in by Boro Crew 485.70 United Tel but a 57 js2oa&r otrfnd9 a i sewer account 5 59. Jay Blackburn amp sons. Top balance aug i 2501.98 Bond Etc 15 57 Blair chemical rental. 2513-j61 lab. Biochemical demand 40.00 rental. 2o Peerless printing Ledger cards rental. 2504.96 Jug Jaq. Rental. 3677.11 Valley industries w k. Too 211.75 Stanley Carberry opening Drain a. Kilcoin 25.00 Manley Regan chemicals liquid chlorine 123.75 Homer Wertz Agency. Ins. On Plant 19.00 Juniata Culvert pipe 38.81 Rockwell mfg. Co., meters 1102.20 of Lynaugh s Quot $13354.27 vouchers paid. 3713.89 Driver Leroy p. Boasko. 19, of Akron Ohio escaped injury when his rear engine compact photo flipped Over on the Turnpike along the eastbound berm. The scene is just East of Midway. Auto damage was set at $400.jefferson a Tviet up a the year 1968 is when remarks prepared for a rally at i american people reject Westchester county Center in a Cial economic and this affluent suburb 20 Miles Rac Al apartheid for a sense of North of new York City. I Community democratic vice Quot but it is this quiet Demon candidate Edmund Stratton of Faith in the t 7 american system that moves Muskie Ca toed or govern America Forward Quot i Mant partnership. Nixon spoke Here after a speak i3� pm a meeting earlier tuesday in new Missouri Senate chamber. York City with a group of about we Herat he slate democratic balance sept. I 9640.38 Borough voucher paid Bills from aug. Meeting $ 1842.08 wages and salaries. 4653.80 1 mileage 16.im �?2109.97. Postage. 6.001 liquid fuels fund employ yes retirement. 102.29 new Enterprise s amp a july withholding tax. 409.52 Street work $17928.38. Terrorists raid Saigon school accidents continued from Page i with an Auto fire in sideling Hill Tunnel. Destroyer in the flames was a 1959 Pontiac operated by Anthony Mastoris 28, of Campbell Ohio. The fire began in a rear seat As Mastoris driving East was 150 1968 tax collector pen elec. Police mileage. Siren police car $ 7385.51 sewer vouchers paid 123.98 a us stocks move Low 5410 after Advance Saigon up a three Young third stepped inside and began terrorists tuesday scrambled firing from a chinese made a oct the Wall of a j8nggin school i Iol. Tunnel Mastoris is ranch in Surv As and sprayed a faculty dining a the attack was the first room with i sit Oil fire killing crus j terrorist incident in the capital too top level business financial and Industrial be adders in the Pierre hotel facing Central Park. He has consistently accused committee was meeting Muskie criticized those who in november win cast their votes As a protest. A this is a negative Way to his rival vice president Hubert i per cd amp Pecpec ? Humphrey of responsibility i Rote v2ioa i is Woart he terms the ruinous Ander vote in America in Lyon inflationary fiscal programs of1 Ere 18 to Muc the Johnson in Static in. The meeting wats a virtual who a who of top level republicans and included several new York up teacher and wounding three ethers Ais they were eating bowls of Rice. Saigon police said most of the since weekend wave of entered around forecasts of the Economy and problems of the bus i be s s comm in i to. Which he participated but would a eos Ami salaries discuss has judicial viewpoint. Turvy Luau employees pen elec. Meter cards retirement judicial viewpoint Aliso Likely to be a topic of questioning if Fortas agrees to appear was what son. Robert p. Griffin r-mich., failed a fresh $ 3713.89 evidence a that Fortas advised Council approved die payment president Johnson on legislative of the following Bills proposals. Percy f. Miller garage rental Bills aug. Meeting. $ 3034.47 prices after some Early strength the chinese Section of Chalon 525.37 i moved into lower ground tuesday i had gone Home for lunch it the 23.82 reversing a better than week time of the attack. 105.23 Long Advance. Turnover was fairly 25.00 Tunnel. Mastoris escaped injury As did the Drivers of other vehicles in the Tunnel at the time. Breezewood firemen were a a. Bombings grenade masts and and joined Tunnel personnel who among these attending were shootings killed 12 persons and used fire extinguishers to Battle Sinclair weeks Secretary of injured 80 others. I flames. The Tunnel was blocked of i Ai Iba Covione in forces in the to All traffic approximately 45 Stock i,000 students at the school in Central Highlands slammed 17 minutes. Former officials in the Eisenhower administration. Nixon oat a the organization his business advisory group and i program on local aides said the discussions Peoples work to be on a three City Campaign swing through Missouri Muskie said the Model cities program is one of a series of a new techniques to strengthen government by partnership it focuses government and citizen Structure tire neighbourhood. Requires a representing heavy i the three terrorists wearing the up Stock Market indicator Slacks White shirts and 0.30 per cent to 127.09 on climbed Over a schoolyard 1,541 issues traded. Declines outnumbered advances 794 to 507. There were 4 new lows 52 new Griffin said the Justice helped 6 to. $100 Penna. Electric co., i High. _ of their big 122 my. Rockets into the City and military Airfield at Korntum killing one american and Cine vietnamese civilian. At Danang Allied Security most involved in the Long series of accidents was one just East of the Narrows Bridge East of Bedford. State police said it began Al lbs Commerce under Eisenhower Robert t. Stevens Eisenhower a Secretary of the army George Champion chairman of the Beard of chaise Mamisha Lioam Bank Walter n. Thayer end John j. Whitney president and chairman of the Beard re Pec room. Two guarded the of the youths door while the join the 9 leather in Cord brigade ? in in Ico take a fashion step Forward and enlist in the ruse togs separates Campaign. 100% Cotton Corduroy is trimmed with leather to let you move out smartly in any Leisure encounter. Checks solids and stripes make a winning fashion strategy. At ease in Blue Lake and Sun 10-j1 am a crop a a rated Lively of the Whitney comm uni Wall and went directly to a forces killed two members of a. By Frederick Derr or. 59, of c Attonis corp. Walter ovine. A j a. I of a la per ctn Ila Weimin Norl wit the Fri too. Board Oha Irmam of Tiffany and co., and Barry t. Leithead chairman of clue tit Peabody inc., the clothing firm. Running mate to be chosen combination classroom dining a Viet Cong sapper squad when Pottsville spun and hit the Bridge they tried to shoot their Way out As he was headed West. Of a Beac Side Cave hiding place two other unidentified Drivers Only too Yards away from the . Marine Headquarters there. One of the dead was a Young woman. Four other members of the squad Gur rendered. It. Gen. Hoang Xuan Lam f the ,. South vietnamese Security chief a a die a he ave cars and pushed Daf Lang 1� Ornum i admitted to county Hospital was had been either i the Driver o the last car Hen killed or captured within the w. Wescott. 42. Of Cherry Hill. Past two weeks around a . He reportedly is being immediately behind Derr also managed to Stop As did five Auto Drivers behind them. However a tractor Traller driven by Robert Shepherd 32, of Arcadia Calif hit the rear most Nang. He predicted the communists were a series of harassing rocket attacks against the City South Vietnam a second largest. Treated for Back injuries. Total damage exceeded $9,000. State police said Darr and Shephard will be charged with driving too fast for conditions. Obituaries Boggs twp., january 8, 1909, the daughter of John and Emma Watson. She is survived by her husband George Magargel a daughter mrs. Archie Felix of new Paris and two grandchildren. These Brothers and Sisters also survive mrs. Alta Reese mrs. Eva stauffer Orvis Watson All of Belfonte re 3 mrs. Olive school Apollo mrs. Hilda Fyfe Hicksville new. York mrs. Mary she Chiey Buena Vista Colorado and Fred Watson Hartleton. Burial was september 3 at the Advent cemetery Milesburg. Up running Montgomery Ala. A the question of a mate for third party presidential Oan Dikia the George c. Wallace was shunted into the background tuesday and aides would offer no new clues now that a. B. A a Happy Chandler apparently has been dropped from consideration. Spokesmen for the former Alabama governor Fejgl Back on their Oft repeated statement that Wallace a has several Good men under consideration a a but would not Hazard a guess on where or when the name of a vice presidential running mate might be announced. There was speculation that Wallace was prepared to announce at a Washington news conference tuesday that Chandi Ler former baseball commissioner and sex governor of Kentucky was going to make continued from Page i in late 1988 or Early 1969. In a Campaign talk tuesday in los Angeles Humphrey modified his troop withdrawal statement saying it could be accomplished Only in a a very systematic and careful Humphrey said his a a Hopes were based on prospects that the South vietnamese army could take Over a greater share of the fighting. Asked whether Johnson will Campaign for him Humphrey s Aid. A i Wilt ask him to help me in this Campaign. There will be times he will be called pm but net at the expense of interfering with . Efforts to win the War a president Johnson flew to new Orleans to make a 42-minute foreign policy speech before the 50th annual convention of the american legion the nations largest veterans organization. He spent two hours and to minutes in the City before returning to Washington. Talks to general he said Gen. Creighton Abrams . Military commander in Vietnam repented to him two Days ago that casualties would a a skyrocket if the president ordered bombing of North Vietnam stopped. Johnson said Abrams also told him a step to the bombing would Force the United states withdraw thousands of men from just below the demilitarized zone because they could not stand their ground there the race with him. But without bombing Aid 4-Button jacket 3 Flap pockets fully lined 100% Cotton Corduroy Blue Lake or Sun Tan. Sizes 8 to 18 17.00 a line skirt leather trim 2 pockets 100% Cotton Corduroy Blue Lake and Sun Tan. Sizes 8 to 189.00 Fly front Pant with Extension Waistband 100% Cotton Corduroy Blue Lake or Sun Tan. Sizes 8 to 18. 9.00 other related items Bermuda 7.00, a neck sweater. 7.00 sp4 Harold p. Grasser sp/4 Harold p. Grasser 21, Manns Choice re died in South Vietnam August 30, 1968. He was born january 31, 1947 in Manns Choice re a son of Albert j. And Irene m. Schaab Grasser of Manns Choice re. He is survived by the following Brothers and Sisters Rita wife of Merle Hinson Clearville re Eileen wife of Leo of Brien Everett Gerald Berlin re 3 Miles of Mechanicsburg re 5 Donald Berlin re 3, and Donna wife of Thomas Imgrund Everett re i. He was a member of holy name society St. John the Baptist Catholic Church a graduate of Chestnut Ridge High school and was employed by at amp to prior to entering the service. Requiem mass Friday september 13 at to . In St. John the Baptist Catholic Church new Baltimore with Rev. Father Bernard Mcguire officiating. Burial in Church cemetery. Full military rite will be conducted by a detachment of the . Army. Friends May Call at the j. Ralph Mickle funeral Home Schellsburg wednesday 7 to 9 . And thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 . Rosary �ervic3 will de held at 8 . Thursday at the funeral Home. M. Helene Magargel or. M. Helene Magargel 59, pleasant Gap died in the new Yak infirm a in in new York City August to 1968. She a born in Stella Pearl Shaffer mrs. Pearl Shaffer 84. Hyndman died tuesday september 3, 1968 in Cumberland memorial Hospital. She was bom february 4, 1884 in Hyndman a daughter of the late Benjamin and Sara Evans Bradigan. She was preceded in death by her husband Milton w. Shafer. Four children survive Walter h. Of Cumberland mrs. Mildred ringer James David and Homer c. All of Hyndman. A brother Walter Bradigan of Corrigan Ville ten grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren also survive. Funeral services Friday september 6 at 2 . In Zeigler funeral Home Hyndman with Rev. H. B. Rittenhouse officiating burial in Hyndman cemetery. Friends May Call at the funeral Home today 7 to 9 . And thurs Day 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 . Foor. Continued from Page i candidates judge John b. Han num Superior court candidate and Warner Dupuy Secretary of re Enue who is seeking re election As auditor general appeared last month at the annual Republican picnic. Frank Pasquerilla Johns town candidate for state Tress user May make an appearance also during the fall. Party leaders say however there is Little Chance that presidential candidate Richard Nixon will enter this upstate area. Bedford attorney r. Martin Reiley has been named chairman of the local Branch of lawyers to elect Hannum. Democrats have not yet named a speaker or a Date for their fall banquet. Mucks fall end of year specials used trucks int. F-1800 tandem with flatbed a no finer logging truck anywhere Dodge stake truck 1956 Gmo pickup 1960 int. B-120, 4 wheel drive scout 4x4 with Blade 1965 jeep pickup with Blade 1958 Gmo with stake body f-560 diesel a excellent condition Case Harvester int. 20-c Harvester n. H. Harvester Mccormick Blower All unit Mutt be sold and Are priced accordingly Stop in and look Over our equipment. Check our Price on new equipment. Many bargain available in sales amp service it. 30 East Bedford to. 623-8138

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