Be gee Be complete amber jewelry gift flavor
BeGee offers a complete selection of genuine amber jewelry including pins necklaces earrings and bracelets at Grice Jewelers. A Moose club event advertises dancing on Saturday December 21 from 9 30 PM to 1 30 AM with round square and polka dances. Local obituaries or notices list names including Michelle discharge and several residents with addresses on West Smith Street York Street Frederick Street and Spring Creek.
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Corry Bakery
Frank Sabol
Rossbacher’s
West South Street
Florida
Jackson
Grice Jewelers
The
Michelle
Stanley Beckwith
Nichols
Smeet
Turben
Chevrolet
Cliff Carroll
Warren County seeks Route 6 bypass in state plan
Warren County Planning Commission asks the state to add a bypass as part a 2 million reconstruction of Route 6 from Youngsville to Starbrick about six miles east. Meeting in Franklin included county commissioners, Youngsville officials and State Highways Department. project aims widen and improve the route with traffic about 20,000 cars daily expected after the Kinzua Dam completion in two years. Youngsville officials pressed for a limited access bypass.
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Warren County
Franklin
Warren County Planning Commission
Warren
Youngsville Planning Commission
State Highways Department
P. Madigan
Youngsville
Starbrick
Setiane
Khinzua
OKAY NIKITA PLAN MOSCOW EFFORT TO EXPAND CHEMICALS
The Soviet Supreme Soviet approved Premier Khrushchev's plan to invest 46 billion dollars to expand the chemical industry and boost production of chemical fertilizers.
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Nikita
Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Khrushchev
Sukarno vows Malaysia drive will not be stopped
President Sukarno declared Indonesia will proceed with its drive to crush the Federation of Malaysia. He spoke on Trikora Day at the palace, asserting no power, not even U S fleets, can deter Indonesia. He warned of mobilization and continued confrontation against Malaysia.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Federation of Malaysia
Trikora
West New Guinea
West Trian
West Irian
Malaysia
Malaya
Singapore
Sarawak
Sabah
Borneo
Southeast Asia
U.S
Indian Ocean
Permissive Bible Reading Debate Reaffirmed by AG Harrisburg
Attorney General Walter Alessandroni reaffirmed that permissive bible reading in public schools is legal under U S Supreme Court decisions. He noted the court struck down Pennsylvania's mandatory statute and referenced New Jersey's recent injunction against permissive reading. He said he would support constitutional amendments to permit bible reading and prayer practices in public schools.
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Walter
Alessandroni
U. S. Supreme Court
Committee
Lebanon
U.S. High Court
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
C. W. Mallinger
New Jersey Superior Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Moroccans Loot U.S. Air Bases Before Turnover
Ailiased native thefts in Morocco left U.S. bases stripped of essentials and equipment as the Strategic Air Command facilities were handed to the Moroccan government. A final evacuation reduced the garrison to 150, with warehouses, barracks, and maintenance buildings looted including doors, wiring, latrine fixtures, siding, and power lines. An incident reportedly caused at least one Arab to be electrocuted.
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Washington
U.S
Morocco
Air Ree
Air Force
Associated Press
Strategic Air Command
United States
Jewelry from Mickey Cohen Sale Fetches 19000 in LA
Flashy items once owned by ex mobster Mickey Cohen sold yesterday in Los Angeles for about 19000. The 43 pieces of jewelry were auctioned by the Internal Revenue Service to settle tax matters.
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Cohen
Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
Johnson Warns About Aid Cut in Senate Showdown
The Senate faced a tense showdown over a 3.299 billion dollar aid bill as Humphrey and Dirksen warned of further cuts. Johnson urged restoring 3.6 billion in the prior authorization, while leaders prepared for adjournment and a return in January. House action had already pared the measure to 3.299 billion with 209 million reappropriated.
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Son United
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
House
Minnesotan
Everett M. Dirksen
Humphrey
Appropriations Committee
Dirksen
Congress
Johnson
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Senate Appropriations Committee
Sen
Join O. Pastore
DBL
Local Tax Sale Bolsters Back Tax Payouts
Auction of seized baubles by a county venue service aims to recover nearly 375000 dollars in delinquent taxes. Officials say the sale will liquidate items forfeited for tax debts and fund overdue payments through a public auction at the county courthouse. Strong entities include the venue service and the tax authorities.
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Enue Service
Chocolate cake chaos in a Boston kitchen
By Bob Salmon in Boston, a humorous slice from family life describes a chocolate layer cake devoured then sabotaged by Bootsie. The narrative wades through frosting mishaps, messy battles with spoons and towels, and a coffee fueled contemplation as a holiday plate disappears.
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Bob Salmon
Boston
Karen
Bootsie
T'yo
Hal Boyle's Americana on daily life and manners
Hal Boyle muses on simple comforts and personal space in midcentury life. He jokes about minding one’s own business and enjoying coffee while noting a light domestic scene with Bootsie, a crumbled cake, and a frazzled mood.
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Bootsie
NPR Foreman Killed By Train Near Girard
Nickle Plate Railroad foreman Andrew Desko of Girard was killed instantly when he stepped onto the tracks at Wallace Junction in Girard borough as a westbound six car local freight approached. Patrolman Charles Cooney said Desko walked from a shanty with head down, failing to see or hear the warning whistle.
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Girard
Wallace Junction
Andrew Desko
Charles Cooney
Desko
Delaware Governor Signs Public Accommodations Bill
Governor Elbert N. Carvel signed a public accommodations bill in Dover to curb racial discrimination. The law prohibits denying service in public places based on race creed color or national origin.
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Dover
Del
Elbert N. Carvel
Delaware
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