Local Line-O-Ad Rates and Weekend Sales Note
An assortment of local ads lists line prices of 25 cents for Line-O-Ad placements, ads accepted until noon on publication day, and various sales and notices. Highlights include a Summer Clearance at unspecified store, a Hotel Corry steak dinner for $1.50, Zalzneck's shoe store semi annual clearance, Bea's Steak House closure dates, elderly home contact, Detour Special chocolate sundae 24 cents, a large rummage sale on West Frederick Street, Kodak film promotion at Cathers, and WOTM meeting details with times.
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Katherine's
Turben
Chevrolet
Bea's Steak House
Ficcardi's
Pau
National Shame Day Observed Amid Vietnam War Skirmishes
Haiphong reported losses from North Vietnam and two fliers rescued by helicopter. Hanoi’s news agency claimed four American planes shot down on Tuesday as ground fighting in South Vietnam eased into scattered skirmishes. South Vietnamese prepared to mark National Shame Day, 13th anniversary of the 1954 Geneva accords. North Vietnamese artillery hit a U.S. Marine tractor battalion 10 miles below the DMZ, wounding eight Marines.
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Page One
North Vietnam
Hanoi
South Vietnam
North
U.S. Marine
Demilitarized Zone
Hospital Daily Report With Discharge and Admissions List
At Corry Mem orial Hospital the morning report lists admissions including Elma Houtling Roger Rundell James Knipp Charles Collier and Grace Houser among others with addresses. Discharges include Harry Nelson Roger Hall Harold Hulings Jennie Weicht and the Stahlman children among multiple streets named. Military action notes mention Task Force Oregon units killing Communist troops and Navy air strikes on a Haiphong area SAM site and nearby oil depot with bombs producing smoke plumes.
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Elma Houtling
Wayne Street
Roger Rundell
Snyder Circle
James Knipp
Wright Street
Charles Collier
East Pleasant Street
John Migliaccio
West Main Street
Shelley
Roger Lyon
North Clymer
John Roberson
Clymer
Grace Houser
West Park Place
Eugene Canfield
East’street
Robert Jackiig
Holland
Mich
Harry Nelson
West Frederick Street
Roger Hall
Ane I
Harold Hulings
I Frederick Street
Donald
Kathleen
Harold Stahlman
Jennie Weicht
Bond Street
U.S. Army
Oregon
101St Airborne Division
25Th Infantry Division
196Th Light Infantry
Navy
Jan
Haiphong
Black Power Conference Planned in Newark
Newark preps a broad range of Negro leaders for a Thursday black power conference to tackle community ills amid riots that left 25 dead. Dr. Nathan Wright chairs the event at Episcopal Diocesan House with support from business and ministerial groups despite police and Gov. Hughes worries. Powell attendance remains uncertain as Wright says no word has come from him during a period of exile.
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Newjek
Nathan Wright
Newark
Richard J. Hughes
Hughes
District 8
Adam Clayton Powell
New York
Episcopal Diocesan House
Wright
Powell
Rimini
Arab leaders fail to win Soviet backing for new action against Israel
Arab pilgrims Boumedienne and Aref returned from Moscow after talks with Brezhnev and Kosygin, but the communique hinted failure to secure Soviet agreement. Aref remained moderate while Boumedienne pressed for guerrilla tactics. Russia shifted focus to the Security Council while warning Israel over canal tensions.
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Associated Press
Houari Boumedienne
Algeria
Abdel Rahman Aref
Iraq
Moscow
Israel
Boumedienne
Aref
Cairo
Communist Party
Feonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Bouredienne
U.N
Gamal
Abdel Nasser
Noureddin Atassi
Harlem politician to visit Newark amid political upheaval
Powell was ousted by the House at the start of the current session over committee funds. He was re elected in a special election but has not yet attempted to take his seat. Fifteen workshops will be led by major civil rights leaders with permitted participation by lesser known spokesmen. The four day conference will center on self directed efforts to raise self esteem and economic stability for Negroes, with educators, political and labor leaders, antipoverty staff, students and clergy in attendance.
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Harlem
Newark
Powell
House of Representatives
May Be Plato's Atlantis Found Buried City in Ash
Massachusetts scientists Dr. James W. Mayor Jr. and Emily Vermuele report discovery on Thira near Crete. They dug through 30 to 50 feet of volcanic ash and found remains of a city of about 30,000 people with several two to three story buildings intact. They argue Thira could be Plato's Atlantis due to its advanced civilization and sudden destruction.
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James W. Mavor Jr
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute
Emily Vermeule
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Thira
Crete
Greece
Plato
Atlantis
Mediterranean
Athens
Ito
Atlantic
Knossos
Mayor
Vermuele
Mead Park to Repair Southwest Wall Near Pond
Mead Park Association directors approved a bid by George Tinko to replace and repair the pond wall near the dam at an estimated cost around 800 dollars. The pond level will be lowered about 16 inches to aid the work.
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Mead Park Pond
Mead Park Association
George Tinko
Museum Committee
Historical Society
Nichols Lodge
David Nichols
Norman Edinger
Joseph Sarnicki
al Young
Harry Blount
Mrs
Estella Wells
Walter Sweet
Lawmaker Flags Limits on Couples With Mental Health Concerns
A legislator says he is unsure if a legal block exists to a couple having more children, noting H1194 covers this specific case while other cases involving persons of unsound mind lacking legal action may arise.
Koreans Clash Again Resulting In Killed and Wounded
At least two North Koreans and one South Korean sentinel were killed in three North Korean attacks across the armistice line. Four South Koreans were wounded as North Korean troops crossed the DMZ and engaged four South Korean units amid rising hostilities near Seoul. Eight border clashes have been reported since Sunday, with nine North Koreans killed overall.
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Seoul
South Korea
Demilitarized Zone
U.N
Incompetent May Marry Without Clerk Permission
Renninger's bill requires the approval of an orphans court judge for marriages involving legally incompetent individuals. The measure argues marriage license clerks should not decide such matters and that judicial oversight is necessary.
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Renninger
Orphans’ Court
Railroads Agree to Sell Railway Express Agency
NEW YORK AP Sixteen railroads decided to sell the Railway Express Agency they have owned since 1929. The 18 member board announced the unanimous decision last night. William J. Taylor, REA president, said it is unclear what it would take to buy the company. In 1964 Greyhound offered 25 dollars a share for stock, but the offer failed to win stockholder approval. The board cited the need for intermodal development and said exclusive railroad ownership hinders progress. REA income exceeds 450 million dollars yearly.
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New York
Railway Express Agency
American Railway Express
William J. Taylor
Railway Express
Greyhound Corp
Taylor
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