Mascoutah Parish Rallies For Life Saving Therapy
St John United Church of Christ parishioners raise funds for a home treatment device for Mrs Votrain of Mascoutah who suffers Bright's disease. The drive, started in January, has surpassed 17 000 dollars though the therapy costs 10 000 dollars yearly. Her husband, a schoolteacher, must take weekly Barnes Hospital checkups.
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St, Louis
Mas
Mascoutah
Wee
St. Won Pauly United Church of Christ
Votrain
Washington University Medical School
Barnes Hospital
Barnes
Three Pennsylvanians Killed in Vietnam Action
Washington AP reports three Pennsylvanians lost in Viet Nam all from the state. Marines Lloyd Co Jr of Philadelphia and another unnamed Marine and an Army private from Wilson were killed in action as the Defense Department announced yesterday.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Defense Department
Army Pic
Lloyd Co
Lloyd C.’Wilson Sr
Phila
Dutton Library Adds Memorial and New Books
The Dutton Library announces memorial acquisitions listing titles such as Ten Fingers For God, Journey Into Summer, Diary of Early American Boy, Stillmeadow Road, The Dog Who Came to Stay, The Yearling, Your Pennsylvania, Run es of the North and more. Additional new books span The Green Berets The Gift of Prophecy The First Easter The Preachers Kids Miss Remembers Fresh From the Country and Vinnie Ream among others for all ages.
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Hildur Swanson
God
Wilson
Everett Stewart
Sod House
Judson
Leonard Fralick
Sancha
Rex Ireland
Teale
Ellen Blanchard
Sloane
Warlo Morris
Ralph Glenn
Stillmeado
Frank Brant
McCracken
Gary Fralick
Rawlings
Anna Toprovich
Pennsylvania
Wallower — Trustees of
Dutton Library
Herbert Dahl
Olson
Ston
Thomas Johnston
Philadelphia
Military air strikes and patrols against North Vietnam intensify
Isolated scene reports continued fighting near Quang Ngai with Marines and South Vietnamese clearing the Cres tion Utah area. U S Air Force and Navy pilots logged 47 missions Tuesday with fighter bombers striking roads and bridges and carrier aircraft focusing on communications lines north and east of Vinh and near the 17th Parallel as secondary explosions near Dong Hoi suggested an ammo dump hit.
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Quang Ngai
21St Regiment
Utah
U.S. Air Force
Navy
North Viet Nam
Air Force
San la
17Th Parallel
Ie Navy
Ranger
Kitty Hawk
Vinh
Dong Hoi
7Th Fleet
Strategic Air Command
Bsts
Red China hints at reversals as US advantage grows
Tokyo AP reports Chinese state media hint at temporary reversals benefiting the United States while warning of counter moves. Observers see renewed internal criticism of Maoist line amid setbacks in Cuba Indonesia and Ghana with hints Beijing may attend the Soviet party congress despite tensions. A separate item notes a Viet Cong base camp hit 35 miles northwest of Sai Bon in Binh Duong Province.
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Tokyo
China
United States
Peking People's Daily
Peonla
Peking
Cuba
Indonesia
Ghana
Communist Party
Mao Tzeang
International Communist Movement
Moscow
Binh Duong
Sai
Bon
Car and truck collision on West Pleasant Street daily scene
Police report a two vehicle crash at the West Pleasant street intersection with Second avenue. Helen McCray, 31, of Spartansburg, driving east, rear ended an Aero-Flow Dynamics truck driven by Russell Merritt, 64, from Second avenue. McCray was treated for head injuries and released. no damage estimate was provided.
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West Pleasant Street
Second Avenue
Fcar
West Pleasant
Helen McCray
Spartansburg
Aero-Flow Dynamics
Russell Merritt
Miss McCray
Corry Memorial Hospital
Convicted. Desertion and Coercion in A Case
The confession, obtained by coercion and fraud, is cited by Gessner who argues justice favors the powerful and wealthy. He notes that court-appointed lawyers received no fees. Gessner also says one case does not change conditions for the many imprisoned awaiting adequate counsel. Gessner's meet is divorced. his mother Hazel Raymond lives in Melbourne, Florida.
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Gessner
Pene
Hazel Raymond
Melbourne
Fla
Testimony In Albany Probe Claims No Knowledge Of Fund Use
Miss Grace Kenner administrative assistant to Commissioner E Wilson testified she had no knowledge the fund funded listening devices. She denied that Carcaci owned such a vehicle. Carcaci was hospitalized Monday with an apparent heart attack attributed to anxiety after disclosures. Fineman said he had information the state police tapped a member of the investigating committee.
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State
Grace Kenner
E. Wilson
Carcaci
Satag St
Fineman
Eee
Prince Philip starts 10000 mile North American charity tour
Prince Philip begins a long charity tour across North America after a Caribbean trip with Queen Elizabeth II. He aims to raise funds for children’s charities worldwide. The itinerary includes Houston Los Angeles Chicago New York Toronto and Ottawa before continuing on. Brig Gen Donald P. Radde thirty one died after weeks of illness in Sparta Wisconsin.
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Prince Philip
Miami
Fla
England
Elizabeth II
London
Nassau
Bahamas
Jamaica
Houston
Tex
Los Angeles
Chicago
New York
Toronto
Ottawa
Sparta
Wis
Donald P. Radde
National Guard
32Nd Infantry
Wisconsin
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Arthur Lazelle
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Richard Gehman
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Katherine
D. B. Stevenson
Margaret Sutton
Robert Myron
Peggy Burrows
Country Bunny
du Bose Heyward
Mary Elizabeth
Mr. Linecoln
Margaret Seylar
Martin Keen
Whaley and Wallower
Patricia Barton
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Journal Today
Wilson's Certified
Leon
Tastewell French Fries
Giant Co-Op
Metateeh
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