Spot Line-O-Ads and Local Rates Note
Local rates 25 cents a line for Line-O-Ad ads accepted until noon on publication day. Bazaar Days at SOHO S Hose and H J Young owner 39 Seeetortonteiretedogeey. Taylor's Jewelry 315 79 offers name brand watch bands at half price. Orton's Market Columbus Pa features peaches by the bushel Jubilee Red Haven Trigem local Potatoes tomatoes basket transparent apples and fresh local sweet.
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Soho S
Wards
H. J. Young
Seeetortonteiretedogeey
Taylor's Jewelry
Orton’s
Columbus
Red Haven
Local residents listed in hospital and discharge notes
A mixed list records admissions and discharges of children and adults with addresses in Telford Bauer Garland Spartansburg Sterman Corry Clymer Kimberly and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Donald Proper James Graham Debra and Vincent and others tied to households and guardians.
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Donald Proper
Euedid Street
Telford Bauer
Liberty Street
Terry
Leon Cable Jr
Wright Street
James Graham
Garland
Vincent
Gene Cullipher
Sterman
Debra
Archie Conner
Spartansburg
Lawrence Fiscus
Euclid Street
Bert Williams
Marion Street
Tito Due For Big Welcome In Prague
Prague crowds prepared a warm welcome for Yugoslav President Tito citing his support for Czechoslovakia's reformist leadership during the Warsaw Pact standoff. The event reflected Tito's role among communist leaders backing Dubcek and rejecting Moscow's hard line as Bratislava talks framed a live and let live approach.
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Prague
Tito
Czechoslovakia
Eost
Moscow
Warsaw
East Berlin
Bratislava
Alexander Dubcek
Zechoslovakia
Warsaw Pact
Dubcek
Anthony Novotny
Dems Prep continues with security fence near stockyards
The Humphrey committee denies a New York Times claim that six telephones were installed in Humphrey's Chicago office by Illinois Bell staff. A union spokesman says the phones will be disconnected. A nearly six-foot chain link fence along railroad tracks near the Amphitheatre stockyards will be topped with barbed wire, forming the western boundary of a tightened security zone.
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New York Times
Chicago
Hubert H. Humphrey
Illinois Bell
William Flanagan
Don Servatius
Humphrey Committee
Chile Faces Drought as August Rain Fails
Chile endures its worst drought in a century with rising economic strain and power shortages. President Frei calls it a true national catastrophe and seeks U.S. aid including food for 6000 families. Water and electricity cuts loom as rainfall drops 75 percent regionally and hydroelectric output wanes.
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Santiago
Chile
Eduardo Frei
Frei
U.S
Christian Democratic
Halsted Street
Wall Street Wizard Wolfson Guilty On Five Counts
Louis E Wolfson, a famed financier of the Merritt-Chapman group, and three associates were convicted by a federal jury of perjury, obstruction of justice, concealing documents, andSEC filing violations. The verdict centers on a secret stock deal during an SEC inquiry that prosecutors say netted about 4 million dollars while destroying or falsifying records. The defendants include El likin B Gerbert Marshall G Staub and Joseph Kosow who faced charges tied to cover up and false statements. Wolfson faces up to 14 years in prison and a 22000 dollar fine.
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NEW York
Louis E. Wolfson
Wall Street
Securities and Exchange Commission
Kason
Merritt-Chapman
SEC
Alty
Robert M. Morgen
U.S
Edmund L. Palmieri
Wolfson
Gerbert
Staub
Teachers urge action on outdated anti strike law
The PSEA telegram signed by President Joseph Standa urged Gov Shafer and state leaders to act before school opens to prevent chaos in Scranton and Pittsburgh. It argues the 1947 public employes law is outdated and unfair and recommends waiving or suspending it. The PSEA, a 85000 member teacher educator group, pressed for reforms.
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PSEA
Joseph Standa
Shafer
House
Kenneth B. Lee
Raymond J. Broderick
Senate
Robert D. Fleming
Miami Beach
Fla
Scranton
Pittsburgh
The
Merritt-Chapman defendants appeal verdicts after trial
During the trial the defendants’ lawyers moved to appeal the verdicts. A fifth defendant, Alexander Rittmaster, age 50 and a Merritt director, pleaded guilty to one count and testified for the government. He awaits sentence.
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Ments
Merritt-Chapman
Alexander Rittmaster
Merritt
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Brother James Woodring
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