World Trade Upheavals May Hurt Americans
Washington report explains the European Economic Community as a six nation bloc lowering internal tariffs while setting a common external tariff. Britain eyes entry, Denmark Ireland and Norway consider joining, while the United States debates negotiating a lower external tariff to keep access to the market amid protectionist pressure in Congress.
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Hold Service For Mrs. G Forbes
Funeral services for Mrs. Gertrude Forbes were held at 2 pm yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. H. Ray Haris and Rev. Lynn Bergman officiating. Burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers were John F. Maloney, Lawrence Nichols, John Chillock, Leo Dolan, Harold Caster, Robert Betts. Attending from out of town were Mrs. Donna Anderson and Mrs. Patricia Anderson of Binghamton, N. C., Miss Sally Lupton and Mrs. Bertha Martin of Union City, and Frankin Parsons of Washington, D. C.
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Bracken Funeral Home
H. Ray Haris
Lynn Bergman
Harris
Corry
Donna Anderson
Patricia Anderson
Binghamton, N. C
Sally Lupton
Bertha Martin
Union City
Prankin Parsons
Washington, D. C
Drama leader dies in Poughkeepsie at Vassar College
Mary Virginia Heinlein age 58 long time head of the Vassar College drama department dies Monday in Poughkeepsie New York. She led the department since 1942 and contributed to theater program development at the college.
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N. Y
Mary Virginia Heinlein
Vassar College
Road Deaths Set Record During Holiday Period
The AP survey shows 83 fire deaths and 86 in accidents during the Christmas period. The National Safety Council counts 523 traffic fatalities, below last year’s 484 for a 20 year low. An estimated 390 people will die in auto accidents in the upcoming three day New Year period.
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Associated Press
Sutety Counsel
U.S. Troops Move Along Autobahn Toward West Germany
The 6th Infantry's 2nd Battle Group, Company D, crossed Soviet controls at Babelsberg checkpoint outside Berlin and advanced west along a 110 mile stretch through Communist territory toward West Germany. The Communist press in both Poland and East Germany condemned the movement.
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U. S
Belgium Congo Relations Strain Over Katanga Crisis
Katanga leaders push for provincial autonomy as Congo affairs reach a critical stage after independence. Elisabethville debates Kitona pact responses while UN troops maintain control. Katanga vows resistance if central power tightens. Evariste Kimba disputes Tshombe signatures and previews Parliament action set for January 3.
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Coal mechanization signals comeback for industry
The article portraits a 1.9 million pound stripping shovel near Paradise Kentucky as a symbol of a new mechanized era for coal. It notes automation since 1950 has boosted output to 13 tons per 2 workers and fears of job losses, while outlining prospects for coal derived fuels and pipes moving coal to distant markets. It cites industry leaders like George H. Love of Consolidation Coal Co and points to large scale slurry pipelines and overseas movement to fuel demand.
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Pease Appeal Goes To State School Head
The appeal of George Pease a McDowell high school teacher dismissed last Thursday by the Millcreek School Board will go to Dr Charles Boehm state superintendent of Public Instruction next week. Attorney Robert McCullough said he plans to mail the appeal to Harrisburg and meet Pease before finalizing it. The dismissal came after a lengthy hearing on Pease refusal to chaperone a boys bowling group after hours at a commercial establishment.
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Non-whites migrate from South to North and West in 1950s
Census data show about 1.457 million non-whites left the South during the 1950s, a record for any decade, with roughly 1.1 million moving to the North and 232,000 to the West. Mississippi led in out-migration with 323,000, followed by Alabama 225,000, South Carolina 218,000, and North Carolina 207,000.
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Titusville Case Challenges Union and Company Jurisdiction
The Crawford County Court in Meadville, citing lack of equity court jurisdiction, sustains a demurrer in a dispute between Titusville Forge Works employees and Struthers Wells Corp. The plaintiffs seek reinstatement, back wages, and damages after a 1968 joint agreement that allegedly stripped seniority. They argue the agreement was invalid, while Judge Mook rules the court cannot rewrite the 1957 contract or bar the union from future actions. The judge also notes the plaintiffs have not exhausted remedies at law through the union or NLRB.
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Harry Wiles
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Ley
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NLRB
Distressed Plane Lands Safely With 9 Aboard
A Beechcraft airplane with engine trouble and inoperative landing gear landed safely at a Pittsburgh area airport yesterday. Pilot Frank Belews and nine aboard, all relatives of Balear, escaped injury as the craft skid on snow and halted along a newly built runway. Emergency crews responded quickly while fuel was used up.
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Two Car Crash Kills Area Youth in Ohio
A two car crash fifteen miles west of here near Giruret killed Marti Nurmi of Conneaut and Robert Golden of Lake City. Marian Golden, mother of Nurmi’s victim, is hospitalized with injuries while another son George Golden is listed as satisfactory. State Police report Nurmi’s car left Route 6, struck a utility pole, then crossed back into the path of the Golden vehicle.
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Former Taipei mayor convicted in kickback racket case
Former Mayor Huang Chi-jul of Taipei his wife and nine administration officials were convicted in a kickback racket case. The ruling followed a vote by the majority of authorities involved.
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Huang Chi-jul
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