Titusville Health Board Recommends Fluoridation
The Titusville Board of Health unanimously adopted a resolution urging City Council to fluoridate Titusville’s water as soon as possible. A Chester Engineers report outlined methods and an estimated $6,900 cost for facilities, with sodium fluoride favored though five other agents noted. The plan would cost residents about 20 cents per person annually, with total yearly fluoridation cost around $2,500.
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Titusville
Titusville Board of Health
Chester
Plane Crashes Into House Killing 32 In Canary Islands
A chartered Spanish DC3 carrying 28 passengers and four crew, likely Swedes, crashed into a house near Santa Cruz after takeoff from Rodeos airport during gusty rain. All 32 aboard died, two house occupants injured gravely as the twin engine craft burned and appeared to fail on its return to Las Palmas.
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Santa Cruz VE Tenerife
Canary Islands
Santa Cruz
Rodeos
Las Pune
Grand Canary
How To Raise 19 Children And Keep Solvent
From Braulio Fierros a 65 year old retired sign painter who supported his 19 children without aid he shares advice: give kids love make them feel wanted and dont let your wife work. He left school after third grade after his father died to help support the family. None of his children ever faced legal trouble. His grandchildren total 56 and he has six great grandchildren.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Braulio Fierros
Fierros
Federal Aide To Help Map UC Renewal
An Erie County meeting between the Federal Urban Renewal Administration and the Erie County Redevelopment Authority centers on Union City renewal projects. A federal survey and planning funds application, possibly over 33,000, may be filed by mid January to support the 1966 county operation budget. Martha Forbes, aged 103, marks her birthday with a noon beer, noting it helps her aches.
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Pittsburgh
Federal Urban Renewal Administration
Erie County Redevelopment Authority
Union City
Christopher Capotis
Redevelopment Authority
Federal
Seattle
Wash
Martha Forbes
Mrs. Forbes
Gentry County
Mt Danes
Former N Y GOP Chief Indicted in $100,000 Bribe Plot
New York Republican state committee ex chairman L Judson Morhouse was indicted on bribery and conspiracy charges over a plan to secure a liquor license for the Playboy Club. He pleaded not guilty and was freed to await trial, amid a broader probe that also touched other figures including Ralph Berger and Arnold Morton. The case centers on alleged offers of a $100,000 graft and a $50,000 bribe used to influence the Liquor Authority for Playboy Club approval. Epstein, the chair at the time, was indicted but gravely ill.
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New York
L. Judson Mornouse
Republican State Committee
Thomas E. Dewey
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Supreme Court
Abraham N. Geller
Morhouse
Morehouse
Berger
Arnold Morton
Playboy Clubs
International
Hogan
Morton
Martin C. Epstein
The
Liquor Authority
Playboy Club
Epstein
Corry Letter Praises Local Support for Vietnam Troops
SP 4 William D Clark thanks Corry residents for encouragement amid antiwar demonstrations and draft card burnings. He argues unity is vital against Communism and urges citizens to remember fallen Americans and the mission in Vietnam while expressing gratitude to the paper for printing his letter.
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Corry
4Th Marines
c/o FPO
San Francisco
Calif
Clark
Viet Nam
Republic of Vietnam
Vietnam
William D, Clark
New TB staffer joins Pittsburgh hospital team
Dr. Pauline A. Kopec of Curwensville is named the newest member of the staff at the C. Howard Marey Tuberculosis Hospital in Pittsburgh, according to the State Health Department yesterday.
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Harrisburg
Pauline A. Kopec
Curwensville
C. Howard Marey
Pittsburgh
State Health Department
Spending On Businesses On Increase
Washington AP report notes businessmen plan higher capital expenditures for plant and equipment. Commerce Department cites 1965 spending 15 percent above 1964 with a further 14 percent rise projected for the first half of 1966. total 1965 investments set at 51.8 billion, up from 44.9 billion, led by manufacturing.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Commerce
John T. Connor
Greek bakers strike. police take over ovens in Athens
In Athens the drive by 20,000 bakers for better wages and benefits led to a five day strike. Government police were assigned to the ovens to ensure bread supply and adequate distribution.
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Police
Jack of All Trades Athens
Light for Christmas sermon highlights shining as Christ the light
Rev. Elmer A. Ortner of St. Pauls Lutheran Church shares a Christmas Advent message based on Matthew five. The sermon urges readers to keep Christ in Christmas and be light in a dark world by shining daily and recognizing Jesus entering lives.
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Elmer A. Ortner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Hitler
Mussolini
Stalin
Wilhelm II
Bismann
Napoleon
Jesus Christ
Paul B McCray Funeral Service Held in Spartansburg
Funeral services for Paul B. McCray will be at H. Richard Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg at 2 p.m. Friday. Friends may call Wednesday 7–10 p.m. and Thursday 2–4 p.m. and 7–10 p.m. Burial is in Rose Hill Cemetery, Spartansburg. The Spoken Word Is Like the Air, The Printed Word Is Always There.
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