Ginger the Griffon painter sought as owner reports
A ginger colored Griffon painter named Ginger is missing in Union City. Mrs. Louis Foradora said the dog may have escaped or been stolen, with sightings reported locally, prompting city police to note the case.
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GOP Reacts Sharp After Nixon Attack by Johnson
President Johnson denounced Richard Nixon as a chronic campaigner at a televised news conference, prompting sharp GOP rebukes from Gerald Ford and Thruston Morton who demand forthright foreign policy answers. Former Pennsylvania Governor David Lawrence suffered a heart attack during a Democratic rally.
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Freckles Beagles Birth Revealed by President Johnson
President Johnson disclosed the birth of five Freckles puppies just before leaving for his Texas ranch. The litter born October 26 includes three females and two males, sired by Jones Brookline Buddy, owned by Jean Austin Du Pont. The White House said the dogs are promised to friends.
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Wilmington
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White House
Raye Cited for Freedom Medal for Vietnam Service
Rep William Widnall urged honoring Martha Raye with the Freedom Medal after her 12 hour shift at a field Vietnam combat dispensary. The entertainer helped wounded troops in fatigues, then continued touring for performances. The medal recognizes distinguished civilian service outside government.
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Funeral Services for Raymond R. Goodwill in Spartansburg
Funeral services for Raymond R. Goodwill will be at the H. Richard Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg at 2 p.m. Tuesday. Friends may call Sunday and Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial will follow in Rose Hill Cemetery in Spartansburg.
Williams Missionaries Return to Pennsylvania for Tour
Rev and Mrs Keith M Williams return from a missionary tour of the Orient to begin meetings tomorrow at 7 45 p m through November 13 They have preached in churches and auditoriums across the nation over 18 years presenting a varied musical program with Williams preaching Each eve enable Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church a mile north of Beaverdam Route 89 invites the public to attend all services
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Willams
Wayne Valley
Labor relations chief cites contract talks with Westinghouse
Clark C. Frame, director of labor relations, notes arbitration is not resolving outstanding disputes under a new contract with Westinghouse as employees remain in negotiations.
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Ar' Westinghouse
Westinghouse Rejects Union Arbitration Offer
Pittsburgh. Westinghouse Electric Corp. refused a union request for binding arbitration in the contract dispute with 8,000 striking employees. The stoppage centers on wages and other conditions as talks stalled yesterday.
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Corry Tax Debate Over Land and Buildings Taxation
City officials and property owners clash on whether land and buildings are taxed together or separately. Mayor Peiffer says land includes buildings legally, while objectors cite separate land and building assessments. The council plans hearings to resolve the 1987 budget and a possible privilege tax.
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William Peiffer
Corry
Shapp Halts Campaign Over Governor Lawrences Condition
Former Pennsylvania governor candidate Milton Shapp and his wife stayed at a hospital after an aide released a statement saying he will not resume campaigning unless Governor Lawrence recovers. Lawrence’s grave condition suggested the end of Shapp’s campaign drive.
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Vigorito Fights Canal Plan and AMA Opposition
Congressman Joseph Vigorito of Erie tackles a proposed 3 billion dollar Lake Erie to Youngstown canal while clashing with the AMA and a pro canal faction led by Congressman Mike Kirwan. The AMA funds oppose Vigorito as he backs Medicare and allied social measures.
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Ohio
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