Burch Pleads But On Way Out As GOP Head
Washington AP report shows Republican National Chairman Dean Burch seeking to stay amid party rifts. Allies say majority support him. foes push for replacement by Ray Bliss. Burch cites need for a two party system and unity to restore GOP strength after 1964 setback. Bliss remains silent amid party turmoil.
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Burch
Gop Head
Washington
Dean—Bayreh
Ray Bliss
National Press Club
Bliss
National Committee
Barry Goldwater
Republican Party
Chicago
Young Mother Balks Attacker In Erie Home Invasion
Police search for a silk stocking masked assailant who broke into a second floor Erie apartment while a husband was at work. The 21? year old woman fought back choking attempts with a telephone cord. She received hospital treatment for neck burns, shock, and an arm cut. She was listening to a phonograph and feeding her baby at about 11 45 p m when dragged to the living room. Entry was gained by breaking a weak chain lock.
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Erie
Hamot
Johnson Pushing Work Law Repeal Amid Opposition
Johnson presses to repeal sections of Taft Hartley restoring 40 hour standards, while administration maintains opposition to shortening the work week. Repeal would drop right to work laws in 20 states, extend Fair Labor Standards Act coverage to about 2 million more workers, and raise the minimum wage toward $2. The push accompanies AFL backing and political maneuvering for party leadership.
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Johnson
AFL- 10
Johnson Charts Foreign Policy Gap For New Year
AP analyst says the new year opens with question marks over US Soviet relations. Johnson’s domestic push shapes his foreign stance, while Khrushchev’s successors show ambiguity. The West awaits a clear policy as Vietnam pressures and internal focus limits bold moves.
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Associated Press News
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Johnson
State of the Union
Congress
Nikita Khrushchev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Khrushcchev
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Viet Nam
Modern Medicine Brings Need For New Health Plan
President Johnson outlines steps to address rising medical costs and expanding health care, noting a growing population requires more doctors and medical schools. He emphasizes proposals may be adopted, rejected, or amended by Congress as medical advances and human needs press for solutions.
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Mmore
Johnson
Congress
Sparta UC youths win Farm Mechanics awards
Darrell Trayer, 1964 Sparta Merged High School graduate, and Martyn Tomeho, Union City Area High School junior, win the Farm Mechanics Achievement Award from the Pennsylvania Farm-Electrification Council. Each receives a $25 check as sponsors highlight rural student innovation and workmanship. McCracken and Grube present the awards noting Troyer and Tomeko’s tree digger root pruner and welding truck projects, supervised by local vocational programs.
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Sparta Merged
Darrell Trayer
Pennsylvania Farm — Electrification Council
Martyn Tomeho
Union City Area
James J. McCracken
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Pennsylvania Rural Electric Association
Harry C. Grube
Northwestern Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Troyer
Tomeko
Future Farmers of America
McCracken
Grube
Pennsylvania Farm Electrification Council
Ies
Telford
Berkey
Tombo
William C. McCullough
Biron Decker
Erie County Voag
Movie pioneer Herman Starr dies at 66 in New York
Herman Starr a pioneer in motion picture and recording executive circles died yesterday in New York at age 66. Starr served as president of Music Publishers Holding Corp since 1939 and held roles as vice president at Warner Bros Pictures and director of ASCAP. His death marks the loss of a longtime industry leader with influence across film and music publishing.
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New York
Herman Starr
Pioneer Movie and Recording
The
Music Publishers Holding Corp
Starr
Warner Bros. Pictures
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publisher
Scouts meet in Youth Center and plan first aid talks
Florence Kinney reports Spartansburg Scouts of Troup 100 met Monday evening at the Youth Center with 16 boys present. They formed patrols, worked on tenderfoot and first class aims, and the Eagle patrol won a knot tying contest. The group will meet again Monday at 7 pm to learn fracture care and bandaging.
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Florence Kinney
Spartansburg
Boy Scouts of
Troup 100
Eagle Patrol
David Hallberg
Fort Hook
Texas
Dorothy Staub
Staub
Dave
Gene Webber
Edward Webber
Sparta
Clayton Webber
County Line Road
Francis Kinney
Luke Sherlock
Charles McCray
Russell Young
Donald Merkle
Paul Baker
Spartansburg Methodist Church
Frank Ross
West Irian
New Guinea
Paul Scouten
Hazel Scouten
Flossie Scouten
Edith Davis
Corty
LeRoy King
Tidioute
Richard
Route’ Baptist Church
Baklar
Herff Jones Co
Roland Putnam
Spartans
Northern Area
West Forests
Janeuary
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Arthur Burlingame
Delbert Hall
Central African Republic
Baptist
Mi-Missions
Republic
First Baptist Church
Art Burlingame
Sparta Fire Men's Auxiliary
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GOP
Idaho
Robert Smylie
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
St. Louis
Walter C. Ploesner
Missouri
Marlow
Cricketeer
D Metro
Gowen
Kazu Panui
INEE
Pat
Sean UT
Frenne Bett
Rosenta Linn
Recaro Ak le
MGM
Loblaws
Orchard
Goz
Pkga
Optc
Coats
Santa
Evans
Enna
Saiuis
Carrig
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