Paragraf Fetches Lost Grocery Money Hopeful Family
Mr and Mrs John Fins and their four children from Bear Lake hope someone returns forty dollars lost at a local Loblaw Store. Evans said his wife dropped the money while shopping. a thorough search failed to recover it. The rest of the item mixes weather, a local driving arrest, a multi-fire toll, injuries from skiing, sledding accidents, and Dad's Dog Food Inc beginning production at Kerrtown with 40 employees.
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John Fins
Bear Lake
Loblaw
Evans
Senate Tax Cut Fight Faces College Education Amendment
The Senate pushes to pass an $11.6 billion tax cut bill with long sessions this week. Debate opens on Sen Abraham Ribicoff’s college education tax break proposal, which could save families up to 3% per student but may cost about $750 million in the first year.
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Vanpeere Nn
Senate
House
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Ribicoff
Italian Ferry Sinks Near Ischia. All Aboard Saved
In dense fog off Procida, a Naples to Ischia ferry carrying about 80 passengers and 11 crew hit rocks, ripping a 15-foot bow hole. Every available boat from Procida and Ischia aided the scene, and all 91 aboard were rescued within an hour.
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Naples
Italy
Naples-to-Ischia
Procida
Ischia
Proeida
Isehia
Belgium Royals Arrive in Bangkok for State Visit
King Baudouin and Queen Fabiola of Belgium arrive in Bangkok by air for a state visit to Thailand. Their program includes meetings with Thai officials and cultural events, signaling strengthening ties between Belgium and Thailand.
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Thailand
Bangkok
King Baudouin
Queen Fabiola
Belgium
Kennedy Book Orders Reach 2.35 Million Strong
The Corry Journal reports Kennedy book orders total 2.35 million with 46,500 copies of Te Tawi a Bassed'TM priced and shipped. AP production expands to new plants, shipping about 4,000,000 weekly. shipments expected to reach current orders by February 13 with fulfillment within 24 hours after receipt. No cutoff date is shown, but no new orders beyond current files will be accepted. Readers may order by sending $2 plus 26 cents mailing to The Torch Is Passed, Corry Journal, P.O. Box 350, Poughkeepsie NY. books ship from the Poughkeepsie plant.
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Associated Press
Ukit
Ine Corry Journal
Corry Journal
P.O
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Chutist Plunges 5500 Feet in Fatal Parachute Crash
Louisville observer James Tittle said Fred Hastings aged 29 plummeted 5500 feet at Sey tour Indiana during a jump with the Kentucky Parachute Association. Hastings free fell about 20 seconds before his main chute opened poorly, entangling with a reserve chute and leaving him severely injured.
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Louisville
Fred Hastings
Seytour
Ind
Hastings
Kentucky Parachute Association
James Tittle
Tile
Tittle
Scranton Urged to Declare Presidential Candidacy by Western Pa Chairs
GOP chairmen from eight western Pennsylvania counties urged Gov. Scranton to declare himself an active presidential candidate before the Republican national conventions in July. The resolution was adopted Saturday night by county chairs of the 23rd congressional district, naming Venango, Clarion, Forest, Warren, McKean, Elk, Jefferson and Clearfield counties.
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Sruukville
Scranton
Pennsylvania
23Rd
Venango
Clarion
Forest
Warren
McKean
Elk
Jefferson
Clearfield
Tests steel license plates durability in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania will test steel license plates to determine usability for general use in 1970. About 100,000 car owners would receive steel tags next year to assess weather resistance. Deputy Secretary Arthur Sampson said steel plates could replace aluminum if results are favorable, but 1965 aluminum commitments and production in state prisons prevent an earlier switch.
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Harrisburg
Arthur Sampson
Morrisville skier Hychalk wins state downhill crown
Leonard Hychalk of Morrisville Pennsylvania, a Levittown Ski Club member, captured the state men's downhill skiing championship with a 1 09.6 on the mile long course with eight control gates. Bill Battles of Havertown earned the Governor's Cup for the best combined downhill and slalom score, placing second downhill and fourth slalom. Richard Nordhaus of Philadelphia won the state men's slalom title on Saturday.
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Leonard Hychalk
Morrisville
Levittown
Bill Battles
Havertown
Richard Nordhaus
Philadelphia
64 Bond Issue Talks Due Soon
Mayor Zalzneck says council awaits feasibility study on a proposed municipal golf course before advancing a new bond issue. A north end sewer project, costing about 150000, must proceed to start work early spring. No tax increase anticipated due to rising revenues and park meter income.
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Wright Street
Raymond Avenue
Philip Zalzneck
North End
David Johnson
State
Erie County
North Side
Corry Swamps Meadville In Y Swimming Meet
Corry’s YMCA swimmers dominated Meadville in an afternoon pool meet setting multiple records. Cadets Carl Counasse led with two wins and a new 40 yard freestyle record, while the 80 yard free relay team cut six seconds off the old mark. Junior and prep wins followed, with multiple relays and individual titles by Bracken, Hecox, Wurm, Rozelle, Rothrock, Sawyer, and others, as meet officials listed Rene Counasse and Rosemary Counasse among organizers.
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Corry
YMLA
Meadville
Carl Counasse
Counasse
Dave Cochran
Jim Wurm
J. Amy
Chuck Bracken
Ken Hecox
Wurm
Bracken
Hecox
Ed Kovach
Doug Knapp
Doug Rozelle
Tom Sawyer
Tom Rothrock
Ed Royek
Rothrock
Sawyer
Jim Stahl
Corryites
Stahl
Jeff Fuller
Ron Alexander
Tim Cragg
Ken Marsh
Fred Marsh
Jim Amy
Jim Lundy
Jerry Mick
Mick
Lundy
Dick Root
Jeff Hecox
Larry Amy
al Bennett
Rene Counasse
Rosemary Counasse
Elwin Fuller
Jack
Erie County Retail Surges Driven by Cars and Food
A Standard Rate and Data Service survey shows Erie County spent heavily across sectors with 51 percent of consumer dollars going to food and automotive equipment. Auto, appliances, and home goods fueled a year of strong retail, totaling 22.922 million in county sales, up from 315.921 million prior year in a broad mix of groceries, gas, clothing, and furnishings. Thomas W. Brahany, 87, former secretary to Presidents Taft and Wilson, died.
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New York
Erie County
Standard Rate and Data Service
United States
Thomas W. Braham
Clearwater
Fra
Thomas W. Brahany
U.S
Brahany
William Howard Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
Astonishing claim of a non surgical method to shrink piles and stop itching and pain using Bio-Dyne based Preparation H available as suppository or ointment. Advertorial tone notes widespread availability and claimed cure statements.
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Ibn Bittens
Jost
Aufferore
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