Local Line-O-Ad highlights and store specials
Spot Line-O-Ads lists local ad rates and cutoff times for publication. Corry Beverage Distributor advertises beer and soft drinks Friday and Saturday nights to 9 p.m. Quality Markets promotes Sunday hours January 7th and items like pop, ice cream, bread, eggs, cheese, chips, sugar, and Wieners. Teeners dance at Elks Club January 7th from 2 to 5 p.m. with music by the Ravens.
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Poss Ry —Corry Beverage
Stf Seedestente Stealer Sete
North Center Street
U. S
The
Elks Club
Ravens
Connie's
the Elks Club
Blizzard Dusts Montana Strands Travel as Baby Dies in Ambulance
A blizzard in Montana dumped a foot of snow on Livingston closing highways and forcing school suspensions. Butte streets clogged by 8 inch drifts. An ambulance trip delivering a baby to Lewistown faced severe drifting with zero visibility. the baby died after arrival at the hospital. Parents died earlier in a Far go, North Dakota blaze.
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Fargo
N.D
Montana
Livingston
Butte
Lewistown
Mont
Admitted and Discharged List From The News Today Report
The News Today Report lists admissions including Mrs. Sarah Skinner of 770 South enter street and Mrs. Wilbur Ricey of RD 2 Corry along with discharge entries for Gordon Brynolfson of 22% West South street and Mrs. Donald McMartin at 249 Mead avenue. Also recorded are multiple deaths? No. Names and addresses of patients and relatives in Union City Spartansburg and Corry areas.
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Sarah Skinner
South Enter Street
Wilbur Ricey
Corry
Robert Jackson
Second Avenue
Emmett McGuire
R. D
Union City
Stephen Loves
Sherman
Francis McNulty
Gordon Brynolfson
South Street
Donald McMartin
Mead Avenue
Ronald
Leonard Fralick
West Smith Street
Russell Hutchinson
Marvin LeRoy
Spartansburg
Nancy
Olin Bracken Jr
Oakley Avenue
Stephen
Richard Nadolny
Kenneth
Kenneth Weilacher
West
Washington Street
Howles, longtime Clymer resident, dies at 77
Mr Howles of Clymer dies Thursday evening in Westfield Memorial Hospital at 77. Born September 20 1890 in Clymer he spent his life there as a retired trucker and long time fire chief. Surviving wife Martha, two sons Lewellyn Angela and Charles Camillus. daughter Lucille Cady Tucson. 10 grandchildren and one great grandchild. brother James Venango Pa. Funeral tomorrow at 2:30 at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer with Rev Charles Bierman officiating. Interment in Clymer Cemetery. Friends may call today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Howles
Clymer
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Lewellyn
Angela
Charles
Camillus
N.Y
Léon
Lucille) Cady
Tucson
James
Venango
Spitzer
Charles Bierman
Westfield Baptist Church
Clymer Cemetery
T toOp
Welfare To Provide Birth Control Services
Pennsylvania welfare department announces free professional birth control services for low income families and authorizes caseworkers to refer and initiate information services. Payments under medical assistance will fund physicians clinics and devices, with birth control treated as a medical service. Religious workers may request reassignment over scruples.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Public Welfare Department
Thomas W. Georges Jr
Georges
George
Convention Debates Nonpublic School Aid Issue
Harrisburg AP report notes Pennsylvania Catholic Conference opposes placing nonpublic school aid before the Constitutional Convention. spokesman William Ball says debate could prejudice the convention and that current state provisions for secular education in nonpublic schools suffice. Broderick rejects two proposals and says more may surface after proposals deadline and committee study through Feb 2.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Catholic Conference
Willaim B. Ball
Offi
Cial
General Assembly
Ball
Raymond J. Broderick
Broderick
German Quiles
Philadelphia
Quiles
Marvin Comisky
Legislative Reference Bureau
Indictments outline acts linked to draft resisters in 1960s protests
The case cites 11 overt acts across four events. It covers a Oct meeting at Arlington Street Church Boston where draft cards were burned, a Oct Washington protest with stolen Selective Service documents, a Aug release of A Call to Resist Legitimate Authority in New York, and a Oct press conference where Coffin Goodman Spock urged resistance. Coffin Spock Raskin Goodman, members of Resist, oppose U.S. Vietnam war.
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Spock
Ice Department
Arlington Street
Boston
Washington
Department of Justice
Coffin
New York City
Goodman
Justice Department
Raskin
Resist
Cambridge
Vietnam
Spock Defends Support for End of War Protests
Spock contends he and others provided moral and financial backing to young men engaging in civil disobedience against the war, arguing the conflict is illegal and immoral and must be halted.
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Spock
French May Sell Wheat To Red China
French wheat shippers negotiate to export 400000 to 600000 metric tons of soft wheat to Red China. The sale would equal at least 28 percent of France's exportable surplus this year and include a high Common Market subsidy of 11 dollars per ton from the bloc's fund. Dr. George B. Verner, a 42-year-old Toronto surgeon, will play 80 chess games simultaneously on January 13, facing University of Toronto and local clubs, some blindfolded.
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Paris
France
European Common Market
Common Agricultural Fund
Toronto
George B. Verner
Berner
Yugoslavia
University of Toronto
Metro Toronto
Harmonie Chess Clubs
Canada
No Clues In Kidnap Of Girl
San Francisco AP police had no clues on Isabelle MacMasters four abducted from a kindergarten Friday. The child is daughter of heiress Mrs Dolly Fritz Cope. A man described as the child’s father Donald MacMasters abducted her and fled in a car with another man. Police say she and MacMasters were seen at the airport before vanishing. Last February MacMasters abducted Isabelle and her sister Margueritte five. they were later recovered in Mexico. A felony warrant from that incident was not served.
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San Francisco
Isabelle Mac- Masters
Newton
Dolly Fritz) Cope
Donald MacMasters
Robert Brown
San Francisco International Airport
Sterling Weatherspoon
MacMasters
Isabelle
Margueritte
Mexico
Mac- Masters
First heart transplant contributor raises seven thousand dollars
Denise Darvall, whose heart aided the world’s first transplant in Louis Washkansky, has raised over $7,000. Doctors report Blaiberg’s condition shows no abnormalities and the Thursday cardiograph changes suggesting rejection have faded. He ate a soft boiled egg and corn flakes and is in excellent mood, a spokesman says with him enjoying a chat.
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Denise Darvall
Louis Washkansky
Blaiberg
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