Friendly Circle Hostess and Local Social Notes
Bernice Marsh Mrs Merton Bemis will host the Friendly Circle Monday at 8. Halloween guests included Merton Bayle family Lee Merton and children and Arthur McChesney party at Grange Hall Corry. Numerous visits, birthdays, anniversaries and travel noted with many named locals and area families. 339 votes cast in French Creek with Joseph Lepkowski winning 253 votes for legislator and Irene Crosscutt elected tax collector.
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Bernice Marsh
Merton Bemis
Albert Bayle
Merton
Bayle
Lee Merton
Clare Peck
Philip
Wattsburg
Ralph Swart
Robert McDonald
Irene Howard
Findley Lake
Elouise Marsh
Alice Camp
Richard Smolk
Arthur McChesney
Grange Hall
Corry
Lewis Peterson
Velma Seltzer
Union City
Clarence Munsee
Joseph Nakoski
Edward Pregar
Tommy
Ann Marie
Erie
Westford
Mass
Albert Dendler
Stuart Hayes
San Jose
Calif
Marjorie Hayes
Margaret Bemis
Pearl Bemis
Mumn Farm
North East
Ross Hopkins
Carl Bayle
Billy McDonald
Ronald Willey
Jamestown
William Bayle
Lee Nichols
Spartansburg
Glen Evans
Lee
Janice
Amos VanEarden
Alton White
Ralph Swarts
Jonathan Edward
Leon Morton
Elouise
Clifton Cooper
Guy Hayes
Anna Nelson
Sherman
Myron Wallace
Carl L. Marsh
Theodore Visosky
Joseph Wenzel
Florence Miller
Archie Hulbert
Edward Morris
Olean
George Bensink
Sibley Wright
Gerald Austin
Painesville
Ohio
James Carpenter
Mark
Townville
Walter DeShazer
Edward Beckerink
David Beckerink
Glade Springs
W.va
French Creek
Joseph Lepkowski
Chautauqua County
Irene Crosscutt
Bessie McCray
Cost Of U S Loss In UN Still Developing
The United States faces lingering costs from its defeat on China at the U.N. and the impact extends beyond losing a Nationalist seat. The vote affects foreign aid, Japan's political scene, U S Taiwan ties, and overall U S foreign policy, with debate over how much the U.N. action mattered to blocking aid. Some say U N related anger helped defeat the aid measure, while others see it as one factor among fiscal and liberal conservative tensions. The Japanese premier Eisaku Sato also saw intensified scrutiny after the expulsion.
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Washington
United States
U.N
China
World Organization
U.S
Taiwan
Nixon
State Department
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Jacob K. Javits
Rn.y
Prince Philip Quits Polo After Wrist Trouble
Buckingham Palace reports Prince Philip will give up polo at age 50 due to wrist problems and aging, ending his long stint as a leading polo player. He captained Windsor Park and played for England, and last May carried his right arm in a sling for inflamed membranes.
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London
Prince Philip
Buckingham Palace
Windsor Park
England
Prince Charles
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