Local notices and ads mix in Corry Spartanburg listing
An assortment of hospital, obituary, and classified lines from Corry and Spartansburg pages. Items include admissions and discharges, addresses, and personal notices. plus ads for yarns, Christmas treats, flowers, footwear, and a union party. Several business names appear with phone numbers and hours.
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Norma Williams
Mead Avenue
Dahl & McCray
Russell Stover
Sea's Drugs
Jackson's Floral Gardens
Beirdeetenteate
Turben
Hushpuppies
Zalzneckis Family
Corry
American Legion
Union
Supreme Court rules for public accommodations act case
The Supreme Court upholds the public accommodations section of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 in a case involving the Heart of Atlanta Motel and applies the provision to a Birmingham, Alabama restaurant. Justice Tom C. Clark delivers the main opinion. The decision addresses Congress power to regulate private businesses for equal access and non discrimination.
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Washington
Supreme Court
I Son
District Court
Rolleston
Congress
Archibald Cox
Rolleston Denies Interstate Link to Civil Rights Law
Rolleston argues Congress cannot regulate local activity under interstate commerce power. Cox counters that power covers local actions too and dismisses the burden claim as hogwash. The public accommodations clause guarantees equal enjoyment of goods and services without race based discrimination. The Motel at issue serves interstate traffic but most guests are from outside Georgia.
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Rolleston
Congress
Cox
Hestt
Atlanta
Georgis
Dense Fog Clamps East Coast Two Days Before Lifting
Dense gray fog blanketed the East Coast for two days, disrupting air travel and highways from New York to Florida. A cold front pushed the fog eastward, with showers and drizzle, as Western regions saw record cold and Alaska the Yukon endure up to 50 below. Airports, roads, and rail lines faced delays and closures, while hundreds of travelers faced detours and lengthy delays, including Pan American passengers rerouted via Montreal Detroit and Boston before reaching New York by bus and train after 24 hours.
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New York
Florida
North Dakota
Weather Bureau
Alaska
Yukon
Rockies
Laramie
Wyn
Srallit Inn
de Tan
Delaware River
Philadelphia
Paris
Montreal
Detroit
Boston
Tate
2 Yanks Killed In Asian Crash
Two American airmen were killed when a plane carrying six crew members and three radio navigators, all wearing parachutes, flew over enemy territory during a night jump in Vietnam. The incident followed a ground engagement 25 miles south of the North Vietnamese border, where 11 Viet Minh were killed and 39 wounded. Viet Cong bodies totaled 17, and an American officers’ barracks at Thi Dau Mot was mined, wounding four American officers and a Vietnamese civilian.
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Page Cine
U.S
South Viet Nam
Thi Dau Mot
Saigon
Electors Meet At50 Capitals To Officially Pick President
Washington AP reports electors across 50 capitals formally chose Lyndon B. Johnson for president and Hubert Humphrey for vice president. With 486 Democratic and Republican electors, Johnson and Humphrey appear set to defeat Goldwater and Miller in the Electoral College, based on states won on Nov. 8. Electors meet in their capitals then vote, with results mailed to Washington for a joint congressional count.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Johnson
Humphrey
Sac
Derry Goldwater
Rep
Wilmm
Miller
District of Columbia
Johnson-Humphrey
Oldwaters
Histrict
Columbia
Congress
Ohh
John Quincy Adams
Rutherford B. Hayes
Benjamin Harrison
Game Warden Rules Half A Venison Loaf Is Better Than None
In Oil City two royal schoolboys hunted near the city outskirts and fired fatal heart shots at a deer. Boy X fired the first shot, another hit followed, the animal dropped, and Boy X finished with the third shot. Boy Y then dressed the deer but cut himself in the process and sought aid. Yocum advised dividing the carcass, offering antlers as a compromise, while stressing friendship over the deer and predicting laughter twenty years hence about the antler set.
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Game Warden
Oil City
Lorraine Yocum
Boy X
Boy Y
Yucum
Suich
U Boy X
Yoctim
Yocum
Ted
Hemters
Death of Bonnie Sutera tied to Star of India theft case
Miami police report 2 year old Bonnie Low Sutera found dead with a death note and barbiturate intoxication ruled as self harm. Sutera, girlfriend of Jack Murphy known as Murph the Surf, linked to the October 20 jewel heist at the American Museum of Natural History, where the Star of India and other jewels vanished. Authorities say the jewels remain missing.
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Miami
New York City
Darling Jack
Bonnie Low Sutera
Dade County
Miss Sutera
Jack
Murph the Surf
Murphy
Alan Kuhn
American Museum of Natural History
Sam Fulford
Ik Peletidae Oh
Publisher of Schenectady Gazette Dies at 5
Obituary notes the death yesterday of Ohm G Green, publisher of the Schenectady Gazette and president of the Daily Gazette Co. The court order to retrieve the remaining belongings is referenced amid the brief notice.
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Dles Schenectedy
Ohm G.green
The
Schenectedy Gazette
Daily Gazette Co
Penn faculty and students urge settlement in Vietnam
Seventy Penn faculty members and about 200 students sent a letter to President Johnson urging a negotiated settlement to the Vietnam fighting. The letter calls for multilateral talks led by the nations most concerned and asks the President to act before negotiations become impossible.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Johnson
South Vietnam
Hoffa Lawyers Begin Appeal Over Nashville Jury Conviction
The Teamsters pension fund case ends with Hoffa Campbell and Parks convicted of trying to pay $10,000 to the son of one juror in the Nashville trial. The panel also held Hoffa and King assisted another juror by offering help for the juror's husband to gain a Tennessee Highway Patrol promotion.
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Jim Page
Teamsters’ Pension Fund
Chattanooga
Hoffa
Campbell
Parks
Nashville
King
Tennessee Highway Patrol
Mass Arraignments At Berkeley Campus Protests
More than 700 students faculty and staff face arraignments in a Berkeley courtroom over campus protests demanding free expression and social reform. Several demonstrators were dragged from a campus building after trespassing and resisting arrest, with arrests tied to this ongoing student movement dating back to September.
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Edmund G
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Sherwin-Williams Co
Brigham Hardeware
Leed's
E. Os
William Spartansburg
Gail J Corry
George
Martin Heliker
North Center Street
Dunes R. Wagner
Spartansburg
Duan der Circle
William J
Irving Street
Mr. and Ardt
R. D
Charles Rittenhouse
Waive Rowland
Raymond Avenue
Elizabeth Crowe
West Church Street
Frank Platt
Raymond Goodwill
Center- Mn
Lane
DeLee Combs
Charles Ayers
Clifford Reardon
Panama
Kenneth Gould
Charles Hazen
Sherman
Lawrence Ten Bucker
Otto Green
Clymer
Anna
Journal Daily
Washington St
Corry, PA
Vaclum
A&p
Jane Parker
Indian River
California
BOF
15, Il
East
Everbody Benefits
Khominno
Teryary
Northwestern Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Cambridge Springs
Guerlan
Guewane
Alto Pastogne
Guerlain
Tse
Fogle Lumber
tniValue
Rusk Hu
NATO de
7 Alliance
Maurice Couve
Georges
Charles
U Man
Min Schroeder
Couv
Patrick Gordon
Germany
North Atl
Mity
Tin
Ales
United States
NATO
Prise
Rusk
Kno
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