Elks Seafood Dinner Tickets and Local Notices
Local notices list Elks stag dinner tickets for November 13 with pickup by November 11 and limited supply. Various admissions and discharges are recorded for residents including Mrs. Arthur Carlson Jr and Mrs. Roger Winn, with several names and addresses in Clymer, Corry, Union City, and Spartansburg. Community events include rummage sales at Columbus and a shoe store promo, plus church and club notices.
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Supply Limited
Blindness Growing Alarmingly Worldwide
AP reported 10 million people are blind globally with 350 000 totally blind in the United States and 850 000 functionally blind. About 80 percent of blindness stems from unknown diseases as Research To Prevent Blindness opened a conference on vision problems.
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Washington
United States
Pre‘vent Plan Inc
U.S
Cauke
Public Service Award Goes To Undersecretary
Deputy Undersecretary U Alexis Johnson won the $10,000 Rockefeller public service award for foreign affairs in 1965. While deputy U.S. ambassador to Vietnam, he aided staff after Viet Cong attacks on the U.S. Embassy last spring that killed 22 and wounded others, coordinating care for the injured and continuing embassy operations. Johnson, 57, has 30 years as a career diplomat.
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Washington
U. Alexis Johnson
Johnson
U.S
Viet Nam
Alther
Princeton University
Robert F. Goheen
Johnnon
Cyclist Funeral Details Held at Pine Grove Cemetery
Friends may call at Bracken Funeral Home from 7 to 9 this evening. Funeral services will be held at 2 p m tomorrow with Rev Earl Docherty of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church officiating. Burial will follow in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Bracken Funeral Home
Earl Docherty
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Johnson Aims Expanded Education Funding in Texas
President Johnson proposed a federal funded program for about 6000 student corps to be used in areas by school officials. Scholarships would average 500 with 200 to 800 ranges and a 1000 ceiling for top year students. The effort includes loans, library grants, college building funds, and teaching aids. Johnson and Lady Bird spent a quiet Sunday at the ranch after recent surgery recovery.
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Hage
Johnson
Texas
Ray Akin
First Christian Church
Johnson City
Teachers Won't Strike In Philly After All
Negotiators for the Philadelphia Board of Education and the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers reached a deal after overnight talks to avert a planned Wednesday strike. The board agreed to limit fund spending to emergencies after union opposition to a preliminary contract. The impasse arose over a $99.1 million raise and about $20 million for benefits tied to school-wide finances.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Board of Education
Philadelphia Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
C. Taylor Whittier
Sexual Behavior Of Cabbage
The study at the State College of Agriculture investigates why cabbage flowers sometimes reject pollen from their own species yet accept pollen from other plants. Researchers aim to understand self incompatibility and cross pollination mechanisms to improve crop yields.
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State College of Agriculture
Pennsylvania lawmakers face heavy bill load after recess
Harrisburg AP The General Assembly returns to action with major measures awaiting approval. Key items include Governor Scranton's 1.354 billion budget appropriation bills and a 980 million road program financing plan.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
State Supreme Court
Assembly
Gov. Scranton
Charles
Pete" Conrad
Pennsylvania Astronst
House
Senate
Philadelphia
William J. McLaughlin
S. Harry Galland
Pennsylvania
Temple
House Appropriations Committee
Appropriations Committee
Ditch cave‑in kills rescuer in Oxford Pa
Vernon Nolan, 30, of Zion Maryland, died Saturday during a rescue rescue crews were using a ditch digging machine to reach him after a cave‑in buried him.
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Oxford
Vernon Nolan
Zion
Wallace Seeks NSF Funding for Hybrid Crop Compatibility
Prof. Donald H. Wallace notes compatibility will boost hybrid varieties and reports $32,000 in NSF support for the study.
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Donald H. Wallace
National Science Foundation
Resume Work After Strike in Pa and Ky
Preparations for production restart at Jessop Steel Co after a month-long strike ends. A new three year contract with the United Steelworkers was reached in Pittsburgh, costing the company over 57 cents more per hour in wages and benefits. About 2,000 workers at Washington Pa and Owensboro Ky plants were idled since October 7.
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Washington, Pa
Jessop Steel Co
United Steelworkers
Pittsburgh
Washington
Owensboro
Jessop
Plane missing with 69 aboard traced by lifejackets found
Charred lifejackets found in the Caribbean were believed to come from an Argentine air force transport missing five days with 69 aboard. No bodies or aircraft parts were located. Lifejackets were discovered about 40 miles northwest of the Panama Canal entrance near the mouth of the San Miguel. 26 lifejackets bore the Argentine navy seal.
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ANAMA
Caribbean
Panama Canal
En Miguel
Deny Hearing To Lippi In Tax Evasion Case
The AP reports that August J. Lippi of Exeter Pennsylvania was denied a hearing after being convicted of income tax evasion and sentenced to three years in prison. He is a United Mine Workers District 1 president and a First National Bank of Exeter official. He and Know Coal Co faced fines of 5000 and 10000 respectively. His appeal claimed trial errors in federal court at Lewisburg.
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Ax (Ap
August J. Lippi
Exeter
Lippi
District 1
The
United Mine Workers
First National Bank of
Affairs of
Know Coal Co
High Tribunal
Lewisburg
Americans rally in Harrisburg backing Vietnam policy
About 1 500 supporters gathered on the Pennsylvania Capitol steps as the Pennsylvania American Legion endorsed U S policy in Vietnam Atty Gen Walter Alessandroni called protests a blessing in disguise for unity Lt Gov Shafer urged resolve Thurmond at Penn symposium criticized officials for masking realities and McNamara's timeline.
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Viet Nam
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania American Legion
Capitol Steps
U.S
Atty
Walter E. Alessandroni
Raymond P. Shafer
U S losses mount in Southeast Asia firefights and air raids
Americans suffered heavy casualties in fighting eight miles west of a Special Forces camp near Plei My. U S spokesmen said 71 Viet Cong were dead with about 200 more killed or wounded. 1,500 cavalry hunted for remnants with no contact. Five lost planes were reported in raids north of Thanh Hoa as rescue efforts continued amid ground fire.
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Plei Mc
U.S
Thanh Hoa
U.S. Air Force
Skyraider
Air Force
Navy
Hanoi
Ad Skyhawk
North
South
Viet Nam
Henoi
Wat
Ms Ast
Plei Me
Central Highlands
South Viet Nam
Saigon
John Richardson
Baltimore
Richardson
Aunt Jackie Jos Fox joins Essex Fox Hounds hunt
Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy rode with Essex Fox Hounds in Bedminster New Jersey this weekend. A small game hunter shot a fox during the regular Saturday hunt though club members do not carry weapons. The party of about 75 explored a 15000 acre tract as they chased foxes behind a pack of hounds.
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Bedminster
N. J
Jacqueline Kennedy
Essex Fox
Hunt Club
New Jersey
Italy’s Prime Minister Moro starts five day visit to Belgrade
Official visit signals growing ties between Italy and Yugoslavia. In Vietnam, Cavalry and air troops clash near Plei Me as U.S. forces lift a siege, claiming a large enemy force, with reports of heavy enemy casualties and praise for brave action by Capt. John Richardson and his unit.
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Belgrade
Aldo Moro
Italy
Yugoslavia
Moro i
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Pippi S Sey
Hepert
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Arthur Carlson Jr
Gould Street
John Kurelowech Sr
Mead Avenue
Donald White
Tlymer
David Hicks
Union City
Roger Mit
East Shared Street
Ethel Bull
Clymer, Valli
Wayne Brandt
Roger Winn
Clymer
Bernice Shreve
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Robert Brown
R. D
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Meadville
William Deuink
Robert Gates
Harold Behsink
Wendy Lou
Larry Carver
Deborah Lee
Spartansburg
Charles Kuchma
Hazel Ayers
Eric
Clyde Courtright
Columbus Ladies Aid
Columbus
Ati
Jim
Beth Israel Sisterhood
Philly
Frank A. Toth
Franklin St
Center St
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Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Southeast Asia
University of Pennsylvania
Defense
Robert McNamara
Thurmond
Jackie Jos Fox
Business Guide
Corry Journal
J. & G. Hammond Appl
Furn
GE Appliances and Furniture
Automobile Agencies
C. Christensen Motors
W. W. Waterhouse
West South St
Heberlein Motor Sales
Turben
Chevrolet
Corvair
Fitch Motors
Rambler Sales & Service
1St Ave
Frank’s Auto Service
Auto Supplies
Western Auto- Associate
East Washington Street
Ehurna
Onnie
Starr
Washington St
Crystal Coal Co
A.C. Zen
Corry Block Company
Shady Avenue
W. F. Rickers
N. Center St
DRY Cleaners
N&h Dry
West Main Corry
Peaceful Valley Rest Home
Ee 1
Sher, Rd. Clymer
N.Y. A
Electrical Contractors
Barket Res. & Com
Insurance — Life & Accident
Warren C. Reynolds
Baltimore Life Insurance
Insurance — General
E. Crosby Bush
Yes
Main St
Crandall Agency, Inc
Kinley-Dolan Insurance
South Center Street
Horton J. Davis & Son, Inc
North Center Street
Bennink Insurance Agency
F.H. & M.A. Beall
East Smith St
Erie Insur
McIntyre
Corry Pharmacy
Reig del Awe Pee
Carry Concrete & Gravel Co
Cement & Mortar N
Spiesman & Muckinhaupt
D’arcy Studio
Phoenix Hotel
Mountain
Keystone Service
Swanson’s Sport Shop
Corry TV Cable Co
Jansen’s
North Center
Western Equipment
Fox Western Tack Shop
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