Local Ads and Beaver Club Meeting Noted in Beaver County Page
Classified lines list residents admitting and discharging from local areas including Mrs Ronald Bunce and Mrs Merle Crawford with numerous addresses in Corry Clymer Wattsburg and Union City. Beaver Club holds annual meeting at VFW Club at 8 30 pm with five directors to be elected.
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The
Beaver Club
VFW Club
Ronald Bunce
North Clymer
William Kuhns
Merle Crawford
West Smith Street
Roscoe Bennett
Wattsburg
Howard Blakeslee
Corry
C. Frederick Haenel
Ricky
Otto Green
Clymer
Ronald Danks
R. D
Albert Damcot
Pate
Union
Dette Teaty
Lifesaving Blood Transfusions for Hot Coffee Boy
Doctors say 8 year old Lewis Owens in Hot Coffee Mississippi needs 30 to 35 more blood transfusions to survive. He has had 289 transfusions already and fights a rare clotting condition. Hospital staff report blood shortages and rising costs as his father Roscoe Owens seeks aid.
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Jackson, Miss
Lewis
Owens
Mississippi
Baptist Hospital
Roscoe Owens
Storms Leave New Yorkers Powerless As Eval Centers Open
Storms left more than 75 000 homes and businesses without electricity and heat across eastern central New York with Niagara Mohawk reporting about 40 000 still dark by Sunday night. A Schenectady Civil Defense official warned it would take days to clear downed trees and broken lines, forcing many families into evacuation centers.
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Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
New York
Schenectarry County Civil Defense
Major Viet Cong Battle Ends With Heavy Losses
South Vietnamese forces defeated Viet Cong in a nine hour battle on the Ca Mau Peninsula near Tan Lac village. Government says 115 Communists killed, 86 allied casualties. Helicopters damaged, 500 pound bombs dropped. A separate clash at Binh Ghia killed 23 Viet Cong and seized 16 civilian hostages. government reports seven dead, five missing, fourteen wounded.
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Page Une
Thon
Ca ‘Mau
South Viet Nam
Tan Lac
Saigon
Eews
U.S
Binh Ghia
Foorteen
FBI Blasts Newsweek Hoover Story Over Reporting
The FBI denounces Newsweek for a December cover story claiming President Johnson planned to replace J Edgar Hoover. Clyde Tolson sent a letter to editor Osborn Elliott denying the claims and criticizing statistics in the article.
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Washington
FBI
Newsweek Magazing
Johnson
J. Edgar Hoover
White House
BBI
Clyde Tolson
Newsweek
Osborn Elliott
New York
Elliott
John J. Ronney
D-N.y
House
Hoover
EBS
Rooney
Tolson
General LeMay Honored by Japan for Postwar Air Defense Work
U S Air Force chief of staff General Curtis E. LeMay received Japan’s First of Merit of the Grand Cordon of the Rising Sun for aiding Japan’s postwar air defense system amid protests by leftists who criticized his WWII atomic bombing role in Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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Japan
U.S
LeMay
Kinzua Dam Work Nears 90 Percent Complete
Col. J. B. Hammer reports the Kinzua Dam project on the Allegheny River is over 90 percent finished. Crews prepare to clear Kinzua Valley for a 27 mile reservoir reaching toward Salamanca New Jersey.
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Kinzua
Allegheny River
Kinzaya Valley
Salamanca
N. J
J. B. Hammer
U.S. Army Engineer Diatrict
Pittsburgh
Col. Hammer
Humphrey Conacting Corp
Wichita
Kan
Free Love Sermon Sparks Debate At Goucher College
Rev. Frederick Wood er, chaplain at Goucher College, defends a sermon praising freedom and responsibility in sex. He says premarital sex is not forbidden if partners act responsibly, while rejecting extramarital relations. The talk, preached October 25, drew mixed campus reactions but Wood stands by his moral stance.
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Baltimore
Goucher College
Frederick (. Wooder
Goucher
College Weekly
Wood
Rev
Connecticut
Cornell University
Tie
FBI Offers Money for Slayings Information
Sheriff Law rence Rainey said Saturday he was offered money by FBI agents for details about the slayings of civil rights workers Michael Schwerner Andrew Goodman and James Chaney near Philadelphia last June. The FBI declined to comment on witnesses and called the money claim ridiculous. The three men disappeared and their bullet-riddled bodies were found in an earth-filled dam August 4.
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Philadelphia
Lawrence Rainey
FBI
Rainey
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
Olles
Scranton Denies 1968 Presidential Nomination Plans
Harrisburg AP Gov. Scranton’s press secretary denies a Philadelphia Inquirer report that he plans to seek the Republican nomination in 1968. Jack Conmytony says there is no plan or activity indicating a candidacy, noting the governor’s position may change but no concrete steps exist now.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
Sim Day
Jack Conmy- Tonmy
Philadelphia Inquirer
Conmy
Christmas Open House Aids 12 Hospitals and Homes
The event drew 300 disabled seniors and 30 handicapped children, who shopped with help yesterday. Proceeds from the third annual Sunday open house benefited 12 non profit hospitals and homes serving the shoppers.
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Antdr
Scranton Sees Political Oblivion After Governor Term
Republicans warn a Scranton post in January 1967 will end his political influence. Advisers say he will pursue public appearances with GOP groups to stay visible before the national convention. Scranton reportedly told Latrobe’s St. Vincent College audience he might teach after leaving office.
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Levanton
Conmy
Scranton
St. Vincent's College
Latrobe
University regent meeting cited in Kerr decision after trip
Dr Kerr made a decision following a meeting with Edmund G Brown and university regents at a hotel. A Butler crash killed several people when a car collided with a ree bil e plane truck near Butler. Victims include Vincent Mros and Griver, both of Shamokin, and William of Montoursville. John Batahe escaped injury.
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Kerr
Edmund G. Brown
Butler
Vincent Mros
Shamokin
Iden Griver
William
Montoursville
River
John Batahe
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