St. John's Day Banquet Highlights Atomic Development Discussion
One hundred twenty-two Masonic members attended the St. John's Day banquet at the Masonic Temple as Dr. Craig Hoyt of Grove City College delivered the principal address on atomic development. Walter N. Payne was found dead at his cousin's home on Franklin Street. The Corry Moose Lodge plans a move to the Exchange Hotel on North Center. Bowling results included several 200 games and Norm Edinger's 255 in the Antler Handicap League.
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Masonic Temple
Bae
Craig
Hoyt
Grove City College
Walter N. Payne
Ada Mackres
Franklin Street
Corry Lodge of
C. Christensen Motors
West Washington Street
Keleher Estate Exchange
North Center
Norm Edinger
Clint McClean
Harold Cragg
Harry Paulson
Clark Lord
Leo Carroll
Dean Houser
Earl Cherry
Andy Paulson
Charley Keefer
Pete Russell
Raleigh VanTassel
Frank Goring
Red White
Corry Lage
Columbus R. A
St. Johns
Eastern Star Hall
Lillian Barnes
In Our Opinion on Blue Cross Fee Increases and Incentives
The piece argues for rebates or rate cuts to reward low users and long-term family policy holders as Blue Cross raises rates in 29 Western Pennsylvania counties on March 1. It criticizes hospital usage as wasteful and warns that rising costs will push away families already strained by premiums.
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Pennsylvania
Blue Cross
American industry rides a capital spending boom into 1966
U S business leaders expect continued expansion as orders for machine tools and steel products surge. Backlogs for metal forming gear reach 10.6 months while the National Machine Tool Builders Association reports 1.3 billion dollars in new orders for equipment this year, up from 1.2 billion last year.
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New York
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National Machine Tool Builders Association
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Sereas Ie Hata
Corry Area Commerce Building Bulletin Noted
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Chamber of Commerce building or bulletin in Corry with partial details on rates, mail options, and weekly portions. The text is garbled and reads as a miscellaneous record rather than a full article.
Today in History highlights events across centuries
On this date various milestones are noted including the 1890 Wounded Knee massacre at Pine Ridge South Dakota two hundred Indians and ninety soldiers died in an attempt to disarm the Sioux leaders. Other entries reference 1778 Savannah capture 1845 Texas statehood and postwar events.
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Associated Press
Arizona
Japan
Washington
Binh
Hal Boyle Americana: Men go to hair salons in Nashville
Hal Boyle notes men visiting a Nashville barber salon for styling and grooming. Sue Hinds, co owner Tim Bishop, and clients including businessmen and recording artists describe the experience, hair spray use, and care rules emphasizing clean, non greasy hair and regular washing.
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Jay Bowles
Nashville
Tenn
Sue Hinds
Beauty
Buddy
Tim Bishop
Bishop
Johnson Shrinks Peace Hope in Viet Nam, Splits Marital Revelations
President Johnson grows irritable over Viet Nam peace talks and hints at talks with Ho Chi Minh and Mao in Peking. McGovern presses for a 12 hour Christmas truce and a pledge not to resume fighting unless fired upon. The column also reviews a high profile divorce case involving Justice Douglas and his wife Joan Martin Douglas with a stormy marriage and claims of temperamental behavior.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
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Ho Chi Minh
And
Mao Tse Tung
Peking
George McGovern
D-S.d
McGovern
Man Lexical Novelty of a Florida Vacation Prank
Fred Benoit a General Electric worker from Pittsfield Massachusetts and his wife Carmella embark on a covert winter vacation. A police stunt in West Palm Beach turns the trip into a city promotion for careful driving with the Benoits receiving the key to the city and a private plane ride. They tour Florida by car ending with a cautious return via the west coast.
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Fred Benoit
Carmella
Fred
Gamwell Avenue
Pittsfield
Massachusetts
Florida
General Electric
SUI
Man
Teft
Jessup
Georgia
Vero Beach
West Palm Beach
Gilbert Coerrer
Benoits
Beatrice Fitterer
Chamber of Commerce
Holiday Inn
Jaycees
Gold Coast
Miami
West
West Coast
When to Return to School After Illness and Health Tips
Dr Coleman answers readers about safely sending a child back to school after a cold or tonsillitis. Fever normalization for two days suggests recovery but weakness may linger. limit physical activity for a week. Additional nourishment, rest, and sleep aid recovery. Also explains leg cramps from poor circulation and bed sore prevention in the elderly.
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Essex Street
Braeer Cor+e ray
Frank Wilcox
Evelyn Sheeley
Bridge
Maxine Alverson
Elizabeth Martin
Children's Air Society
Hotel Corry
Hal Boyle
Drew Pearson
Gill Ae
Eel
Douglas
Joan Martin Douglas
Washington State
Olympic Peninsula
United Ae
Hanoi
Jonson
Pes
Ron Fein
Joan Douglas
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White House
Raw
Alfred Benoit
Nuremberg
Germany
Wilson
North Carolina
Jim Bishop
Ripiaind Breda
Morrison's
Stautter’s
Dr. Coleman
Coleman
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