Spot Line O Ad Rates and Local Listings
Local newspaper notice outlines Line-O-Ad pricing at 25 cents per line with ads due by noon on publication day. Corner Cupboard hours 6 am to 2 pm daily except closed Sundays. Turben's Auto Service Chevrolet dealer sign and Budweiser on tap at Cliff Carroll's are mentioned among listings.
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Turben
Chevrolet
T Seeerity
Budweiser
Cliff Carroll’s. Tutf
Kosygin Walks Park Lane Guarded After London Talks
Soviet Premier Kosygin, under 20 security guards, walked Park Lane after talks with Wilson. Demonstrators shouted Hungary as he left Downing Street. Britain eyes expanded trade and tech exchanges, with disarmament talks and Gerald Brooke case on the agenda.
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Wilson
Kosygin
Downing Street
London
Charles de Gaulle
France
Soviet Union
Germany
Britain
West Germany
Poland
Oder
Neisse
Gerald Brooke
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Claridge’s
Park Lane
Hospital Report Admits Wide Roster From Multiple Towns
At The Hospital Report as of 1 A.M today lists admissions including Mrs. Ronald Legters and Constance Most in Spartansburg, Ida Richards and Donald Kinney in Spartansburg, Charles Sutter, Arthur Kimmy, and others across several towns. Discharges include Mrs. Donald Eshelman and Bradley Querreveld.
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Ronald Legters
Clymilty
Constance Most
Spartansburg
Ida Richards
Euclid Street
Donald Kinney
Charles Sutter
Lemon Street
Arthur Kimmy
Edward Asel
Clymer
William Welch
Bear Lake
Mary Mick
R. D
Theodore Turner
Findley Lake
Walter Kowalski
Homer Black
City Council Faces Uncertain Hearing Over Water Rate Increase
City administrator David Johnson warned the council that no hearing date is set and dropping the affair now would avoid an unwanted hearing. He said the council must prove the rate increase unjustified, relying on questioning to uncover missing facts. Councilman Dorr Clark urged transparency for residents on why the water company was granted a large rate hike.
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David Johnson
Johnson
Dorr Clark
Vietnam War Updates From Monday Fighting Report
U S and South Vietnamese forces clash with Viet Cong across multiple loci with reported enemy losses totaling at least 72 killed by U S troops and 71 killed by Vietnamese units. Airfield bombardments alongside helicopter rescues and incident near Laos hint at ongoing heavy combat.
Funeral arrangements for Mrs George Rose
The body of Mrs. George Blythe Rose lies at H. Richard Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg with calling hours Monday 7–9 p m and Tuesday 2–4 and 7–9 p m. The service will be held at Spartansburg Methodist Church Wednesday at 2 p m with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Rose
George (Blythe) Rose
H. Richard Hays
Spartansburg
Spartansburg Methodist Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Sparta Township
George Rose
Union City Hospital
Warren Brown
Alan Stewart
Pleasantsville
Mrs
Lee Brown
Family of
Enterprise
Milk Price Reform Moves In Senate Plan
Senator Fleming plans a bill to replace the milk commission with a milk price stabilization board. He aims to introduce it in about 10 days to two weeks and will confer with the governor as the system grows more confused. A general price hearing in Scranton on Feb 16 addresses minimum retail and wholesale prices for the five county area.
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Robert D. Fleming
R . Allegheny
Senate
Milk Commission
Scranton - Wilkes - Barre
Lackawanna County
Scranton
U.S. forces report dozens of casualties in Vietnam operation
The U.S. 4th Infantry Division suffered about 950 moderate casualties in a day-long engagement 20 miles northwest of Tay Ninh City. Additional fighting in the operation saw 22 Communist troops killed by units of the 4th and 25th Infantry Divisions. A company of the 196th Light Infantry Brigade sustained moderate casualties six miles east of Saigon. Marines reported 45 enemy killed in small clashes in the northern provinces during Operations Independence and De Soto.
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U.S
Mekong
Tra Cu
Saigon
Tra Nuc
Bish Thuy
English Army Airfield
Qui Nhon
South China Sea
North Vietnam
Nam Dinh
Haiphong
Mu Gis Pass
Gadsden
Tay Ninh
196Th Light Infantry
Masons Celebrate 100th Anniversary in Sparta
Evelyn Merkle reports Sparta Masons marked their centennial with a February 4 event hosted at the Grange Hall. Attendees included Masons from Cleveland James town and northwestern Pennsylvania. Worshipful Master Eugene Webber introduced R W Grand Master Robert E Deyoe and a delegation of about ten dignitaries.
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Evelyn Merkle
Spartansburg
Sparta
R. W
Grange
Cleveland
Ohio
Jamestown
New York
Pennsylvania
Sparta Masons
Eugene Webber
Robert E. Deyoe
Shafer to Receive Ohio Governor Award
Gov. James A. Rhodes selects 16 individuals including Gov. Raymond Shafer of Pennsylvania for the Governor's Award of the Ohio Newspaper Association. Shafer is honored for outstanding civic records and Ohio contributions. note mentions Sebring Ohio ties and a wedding anniversary celebration for Floyd Brown's parents.
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Columbus
Ohio
Raymond Shafer
Pennsylvania
Ohio Newspaper Association
James A. Rhodes
Shafer
Sebring
Oklahoma
Dever Barrett
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U.S. Embassy
Freda TeWinkle
ArtCarved
State Employment Service
Warren
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc
Hallmark
Russell Stover Valentine Candies
Floyd Brown
Floyd, Brown
Martha Washington Club
Fern Butler
Blatt’s Rex Theatre
Natalie Wood
Dick Shawn
Penelope
David Niven
Fitch Motors
Rambler Sales and Service International
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Harold ‘Thayer
Larry Miller
Rossbacher Insurance Service
National Geographic
First Tee
Zane ‘West South Street
James Krone
Emery Coates
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Remington Mall
Johnson Bros
South First Avenue
John Kalika
Joseph Wetmore
Moore Gas
Root Furniture
First Avenue
East Main Street
John Keppel
Walter Stutzman
New Transportation Sale
Chryslers
Plymouths
Valiants
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Clarence Wallace
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BELL
Glenn J. Davis
N. E. Dodd
Bob Garfield
North First Avenue
James Maynard
Paul Hurlbut