Local Club Delights Members At Home Gathering
The Hi Neighbor Club met Thursday at Mrs. Dave Motherwell Sr home with seven members and two guests Miss Bentire and Miss Shirley Hayes in attendance. Officers elected were Mrs. Guy Hayes president Mrs Gordon Shampoe vice president and Mrs Motherwell secretary and treasurer. Secret pals were chosen and Mrs Hayes will host in February.
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Bernice Marsh
Hi Neighbor Club
Dave Motherwell
Bentire
Shirley Hayes
Guy Hayes
Gordon Shampoe
Motherwell
Hayes
William Walker
Harborcreek
Florida
Donald Willey
Edward Carter
Rochester
N.Y
Alfred Wietschat
Ronald
Wietschat
Laurence Evans
Linda
Clymer
Max Bemis
Max
Edward Prugar
Erie
Joseph Nakoski
Walter de Shazer
Philip Gravink
New Mexico
Aspen
Colo
May Sweet
Westfield
Jay Bowen
Harold van Earden
Little Falls
James van
Griffin pushes amateur athletes rights bill over track feud
Sen. Robert P. Griffin introduces a bill to bar disqualification of amateur athletes for past meets by rival groups. It would curb restraints on participation and allow court injunctions with penalties up to 1000 dollars and six months in jail. The measure targets NCAA and AAU control clashes affecting Olympic prospects.
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Washington
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Griffin
NCAA
AAU
Senate
Convention Studies Proposal Voters May Decide Court Issue
Harrisburg AP reports the Constitutional Convention Judiciary Committee reviews a plan to let voters in all districts except Philadelphia choose community courts or magistrates. The measure would require district approval, Philly to abolish its magistrate system for a community court, and allow fixed salaries for minor judiciary. The full committee must approve before floor action.
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Harrisburg
Constitutional Convention
Judiciary Committee
Philadelphia
Judicial Board of Inquiry
State Supreme Court
Taxation and State Finance Committee
Gay B. Banes
Allegheny County
Teamsters Halt Cash Flow To Defend Officers
Philadelphia report says the national Teamsters executive board will stop using union funds for legal defense of officers in criminal cases. About 100000 of an estimated 1 million for James R. Hoffa’s defense is to be repaid, with further details to court.
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Philadelphia
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
U. S
Washington
John R. Regan
Edward B. Bergman
Seymour J
Spelman
Herbert S. Thatcher
Regan
Hoffa
State Tax Commission rejects credit card tax payments
The Utah State Tax Commission declines to allow paying state taxes by credit card despite bank pressure. Chairman Ransom Quinn notes no benefit for the state and cites resolutions from the June 1966 Teamsters convention in Miami Beach approving legal fees for Hoffa. Larry Thomas of Philadelphia opposed the resolution.
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Alt Lake Crix
State Tax Commission
Ransom Quinn
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Canton
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Randall Shampoe
Jamestown Community College
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Behrend Center
Ronald Willey
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Carl Bayle
Cutting
Roy Redman
Cutting Community
Edward Zelazny
Mary Nakoski
Pearl Bemis
James Moody
Randy
Bertha Moody
Wattsburg
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Gary Hines
Waterford
Donald Moody
Max. Bemis
Hatch Hollow Baptist Church
Montgomery Ward
Mrs
Harold Young
Tiller
South Center
Committee On Adminstration and Finance
Stuart Finley, Inc
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George Fox Agency
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Ridge Street
Colma Pictures
Fred Zinsemianus
Hubert Bolt
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