Various Local Visitors And Notes From Home And Abroad
Local notices recount George P. Ross returning from Guantanamo Bay for a 14 day furlough to visit his wife daughters and mother before resuming service in the U S Navy. George Glenn Davis visits family in Victorville during a trip home after his brother’s death. Ade Steve Weis arrives in Saigon Vietnam after travel from the U S and Manila and expects a year of duty amid tropical conditions and nearby fighting. Syracuse University dean Stephen K Bailey to speak at Chautauqua with Dr. Clifford Winters in attendance. Mrs John Oger and daughters Terri and Linda visiting Gates family in North Center street with relatives from Phoenix and Beverly Gates. The 60th Bunting family reunion planned at Mead Park with lunch at 1 pm.
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George P. Ross
Interior Communications Electrician
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Teresa
Phyllis
West
Pleasant Street
Avis Ross
Brook Street
George
United States Navy
George Glenn Davis
Victorville
Calif
Ralph W. Davis
Ellwood Davis
Candace
Roxanne
Cindy
Ellwood
Carmel
Davis
Los Angeles
R. D
Ade
Steve Weis
Saigon
South Viet Nam
John Weis
Steve
States
Manila
Philippine Islands
South
Viet Nam
Stephen K. Bailey
Maxwell Graduate School of Citizenship and Public Affairs
Syracuse University
Chautauqua
Dean Bailey
Hall of Philosophy
Clifford L. Winters ,Jr
University College
Chautauqua Center
John Oger
Dorothy Gates
Terri
Linda
Oxer
Milan Gates
North Center Street
Phoenix
Ariz
Victor Norcross
Gay
Vickie
Gates
Norcross
Beverly Gates
Bunting
Mead Park
E. Ross Bunting
Florence Conner
Man lives by words more than bread says Van Doren
Quote attributed to Mark Van Doren contrasts language with sustenance, suggesting neither words nor bread alone sustain a person and hints at the value of intellect over mere appetite. The line emphasizes the power of expression in life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark van Doren
Mendelssohn Program With Mischa Mischakoff At Chautauqua
The Chautauqua Symphony under Walter Hendl presents an all Mendelssohn program tomorrow at 8 30 p m featuring Mischa Mischakoff soloist for Violin Concerto in E minor Op 64. Mischakoff, longtime Chautauqua violin director and Mischa Koff String Quartet founder, shares a storied career including NBC Symphony tenure.
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Chautauqua Symphony
Mischa Mischakoff
Chautauqua
Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra
Detroit Symphony Orchestras
Walter Hendl
Hebrides
Chautauqua School of Music
Koff String Quartet
Russia
Imperial Conservatory of Music
Anton Rubinstein
United States
Chicago Symphony
New York Symphony
Walter Damrosch
NBC Symphony
Toscanini
Armageddon at Berlin Novel by Leon Uris Set for Library
The new Leon Uris novel Armageddon traces the postwar Berlin struggle from 1945 through Four Power Occupation to the airlift. It follows Sean O S Sullivan a young American officer and Berlin romance with Ernestine Falkenstein amid Russian American clashes. The book ends with the airlift signaling a new American global stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Uris
Strifetorn
Germany
Berlin
Sean O'Sullivan
Ernestine Falkenstein
Ernestine
Ulrich
Hitler
Hillstroms Host Summer Meeting for Steel Age Club
Hillstroms welcome members and wives of the Steel Age Management Club at their Chautauqua Lake summer home for the annual gathering. More than 100 guests enjoyed a 6 p.m. smorgasbord on the lawn. George Ferguson of New York City, district manager, attended as a guest. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. D Arm ur Hillstrom, Mr. and Mrs. C A Hillstrom, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Age Management Club
David A. Hillstrom
Hillstrom
Chautauqua Lake
George Ferguson
New York City
New York
Fe Ae
D. Armour Hillstrom
C. A. Hillstrom
Charles Williams
Cambria's Only Woman Solon Dies At 100
Miss Sarah Gallaher the only woman elected to the Pennsylvania State Legislature from Cambria County has died at age 100. She served in the State House from 1923 to 1925 and taught 65 years in preparatory schools and colleges. She also served as co principal of Hallesen Place private academy in Ebensburg and lived in Clearfield County.
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Washington Pa
Pennsylvania
Cambria County
Sarah Gallaher
House of Representatives
Gallaher
Hallesen Place
Ebensburg
Clearfield County
Priest Aids Crowd Removal Near East Boston Housing Project
A priest helped disperse a crowd that demonstrated for hours outside an integrated Maverick Street housing project in East Boston. About 200 to 300 youths chanted against four Negro families living there. James Hibbard, 22, of East Boston, was arrested on assault and battery after allegedly swinging at a Negro police officer. he faced court today. The Rev Memie Pitaro urged calm, and the crowd began to break up shortly after midnight.
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Project Boston
East Boston
Maverick Street
James Hibbard
Memie Pitaro
Holy Redeemer Catholic Church
Four Connecticut yachtsmen rescued from Atlantic raft
A British freighter towed four Connecticut hobby sailors from a life raft after nine days adrift 420 miles east of Cape Henry. Ralph Stevens 32 Waterbury Leo Pogurzelski Cheshire Philip Karakoush 21 New Haven Julius Kasimer 34 New Haven were rescued in good health with sunburn and minor sores. Their boat Gooney Bird sank after hitting a submerged object near July 14. The Maiden later transported them to Wilmington Delaware.
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Fleasmouth
APJ
Maiden
Veney
Iden
Wilmington
Del
Ralph C. Stevens
Leo Pogurzelski
Waterbury
Philip Kara
Koush
Cheshire
Julius Kasimer
New Haven
Saybrook
Conn
Stevens
Gooney Bird
Bermuda
Coast Guard
Navy
Cape Henry
Pete J. Theodorelos
Reds Pull Fourth Ambush In Week In Viet Nam
Communist forces conducted a fourth ambush in South Viet Nam within a week near Ben Me Thuat in the central highlands. They killed an American Special Forces enlisted man and wounded a US officer. Vietnamese casualties were reported as likely high. the slain serviceman was the 159th American killed in combat in South Viet Nam since December 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gun
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Central Highlands
Ben Me Thuat
Johnson addresses 32000 Scouts in Valley Forge
President Johnson tells 32000 Boy Scouts at Valley Forge that the U S exists to protect freedom and widen opportunities for every citizen and should be helped when serving the country. He defends the government against Goldwater's anti centralized criticism without naming him, as a banner flies overhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Forge
Johnson
Valle Forge
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Arizona
Scouts End Jamboree With Silver Buffalo Awards
President Johnson greets 42,000 scouts as the sixth national jamboree winds down. A 15-year-old life scout from Appleton Wisconsin named Jay T Leokley was killed by a bus while running toward a marching group. Two assistant scoutmasters died of heart attacks earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldwater
Johnson
Jobson
Jay T. Leokley
Appleton
Wis
Earthquake Shocks Felt Near Kurile Islands Unfelt in Japan
Tokyo news from the Central Meteorological Agency reports no strong tremors felt in Japan. Seismographs recorded shocks located in the central Kurile Islands north of Hokkaido. A spokesman said the tremors could not be felt by most people in Japan and did not affect the country. The Kuriles are part of the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Central Meteorological Agency
Kurile Islands
Mai
Hokkaido
Kuriles
Soviet ‘Union
Unbaked Oatmeal Cookies Recipe Shared
A homey note explains how to mix sugar milk margarine and chocolate to a boil then blend peanut butter vanilla and oats without baking. Drop by teaspoon onto waxed paper and let cool. Readers invited to submit favorite recipes for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
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Maude
Steven
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Louis Wolfe
Lee Learner Gray
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Stan Musial
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