Candidates Rally to Remove Religion Issue From Campaign
Presidential hopefuls back Kennedy in erasing religion from politics yet voters may still weigh faith. Kennedy’s ASNE speech and rival Sen. Humphrey trigger debate over Catholic influence. Critics warn religion should not decide votes. others stress Kennedy faces testing West Virginia primary stakes.
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Clifford Smith Succumbs At 68 In North Clymer
Clifford Smith 68 died at 7 30 this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital. He was born June 24 1891 in North Clymer, son of Maurice and Harriett Hodge Smith, lifelong resident. He belonged to North Clymer Evangelical United Brethren Church and several local groups, worked as a mechanic for 34 years before retirement. Surviving: three daughters Leona, Pauline, Carol. six sons Charles Preston Walter Gerald. 14 grandchildren. wife Hazel Duink Smith and a daughter Kreya Smith preceded him. Friends may call Spitzer Funeral Home today 7 9 p m and tomorrow 2 4 and 7 9 p m. Funeral Sunday 2 p m Rev Burkett Smith officiating. Burial in Clymer Center Cemetery.
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De Gaulle’s Washington Visit Seen Through French Lens
The piece portrays President Charles de Gaulle as a towering yet controversial figure shaping France. It notes his role in advancing nuclear ambitions, seeking equal global standing, and restoring internal tranquility amid Algerian tensions, while warning his one man rule may not deliver lasting solutions.
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Fear Dealer Dead In Blast Near Bear Gap Shamokin Pa
Shamokin Pennsylvania reports a dynamite magazine blast near Bear Gap northeast of the town. Lester J. Honicker, 47, a known dynamite seller to independent miners for two decades, is missing and presumed dead by state police. The blast crater measured 20 by 20 feet, destroying a concrete block magazine and scattering debris for about a half mile. No injuries reported though eight nearby houses suffered extensive damage. Debris search continues as investigators check remains and clothing fragments. Police say the blast may have involved a leaking dynamite container Honicker reportedly planned to bury.
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