U S Seeks Philippine Help in Viet Nam War
A Philippine government spokesman cautioned that Congress must approve any troop use as President Marcos weighs possible special session this month to tackle fiscal woes and a strong need to cooperate with the United States. Aspiras later referenced Asia patient cooperation while Humphrey begins travel to Taipei and Seoul after a Manila stay.
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Holiday warnings temper Detroit New Year mood
In 1965 Detroit officials warn of holiday excess risks as mild weather invites celebrations. Clergymen urge restraint while the Council of Churches cites dangers from drinking and dissension. Portland health bureau cautions New Year excesses, and Times Square prepares for crowds amid seasonal merriment.
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Armed Forces Reach Halfway to Viet Nam War Troop Goal
AP reports the armed forces are halfway to the 340000 additional troops target for the Vietnam War buildup. Total so far 159000 gained, 181000 remaining, with September set to reach 2980000 in uniform. Navy and Marines near full strength. Air Force and Army lag. Navy about 716000, Marine Corps 213600. Air Force 833000 with 16000 short of its ceiling. Drafts resume for Marines and January Selective Service intake. Air Force relies on volunteers.
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Letters to the Editor: Cerebral Palsy fund drive concerns
A Corry reader questions a January 16 53 Minute March by Corry women and clarifies United Cerebral Palsy Erie County does not receive those funds. The letter praises local drives and explains UCP's role in meeting cerebral palsy needs with no charge for services, urging community support for nurses evaluations and para medical training.
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United Cerebral Palsy of
Erie
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Pennsylvania State Elks Associations
Erie County
Revisions to 23000 Job Definitions in 3rd Edition
William A. Michael of the Pennsylvania Bureau of Employment Security notes that the new third edition of the Dictionary of Occupational Titles updates about 23000 job descriptions from 36000 titles. The two volume manual, used by the U S Employment service, reflects 15 years of research and adds 6000 new jobs while dropping 7000 obsolete ones with four search methods by title occupation industry and worker traits.
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Bow Hunting Season Opens in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Game Commission announces a six day bow and arrow deer season opening Monday for southeastern and southwestern regions. Hunters in areas between the Susquehanna and Delaware rivers south of Route 22 and in the southwest from Indiana to the West Virginia line south of Route 422 may hunt deer during the period. The notice ends with a call to assist Corry residents and a sign-off from Edward Taft, Executive Director United Cerebral Palsy of Erie County.
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Erie County
Law Banning Dirty Books A Little Dirty Itself
In Trenton New Jersey a bill banning explicit material drew eager readers as lawmakers debated its scope The measure seeks to define obscenity under child pornography laws and even its own wording risks self description The governor faces constitutional concerns before signing Mrs Mildred Barry Hughes spearheaded the bill while Frank Nugent a veteran screenwriter and Times critic died at 57 in Los Angeles of a coronary attack
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Winter-Spring Weather Mix Across Nation
A wild weather pattern brings winter and spring together with rain snow and warm and cold winds. A wintry storm hits the northern Plains with snow ice and strong northerly winds while temperatures fall below freezing across eastern Montana and western Dakotas. Rain and snow continue on the Pacific Coast with lighter totals. Midwest temperatures reach record highs for Dec 31 and some cities see overnight heat. Cold wave warnings persist from Montana to Minnesota as Arctic air moves east. near-blizzard conditions form at Dickinson while snow accumulates up to four inches in the storm belt.
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