Youth night at Corry Area High School Crusade
Just a Paragraf The Laymen's New Life Crusade plans a special youth night at Corry Area High School with Message and music for young people. Terry Gyger will discuss The Rich Young Ruler and the 35voice crusade choir will sing New Life In Christ. The final Crusade meeting is Sunday at 7 30 p.m. Dr Gerald Lloyd urges area youth to attend.
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Prague grows tense as anti-Soviet protests flare
Anti Soviet trouble began in Prague before dawn when Soviet flags on public buildings were torn down. Police dispersed hundreds at the Foreign Trade Administration, later clearing crowds with clubs. In the afternoon a demonstration at St. Wenceslas Square dispersed, and Dubcek supporters returned to chant Russians go home as another Soviet flag was burned.
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Foreign Trade Administration
St. Wenceslas Square
Dubcek
Bomb Plot Signals Massive Enemy Destruction
Lt General Do Cao Tri, commanding the 3rd Corps from Saigon to the Cambodian border, said intelligence documents show the Communist command plans a total attack rather than province seizure. He cited 60,000 enemy troops in the border area, conflicting with U.S. estimates of 35,000 in the corps area. Both sides report only light action nationwide.
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Saigon
Tri
Vietnam
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Arabs and Israel Trade Blame Over Talks Deadlock
United Nations diplomats report Israel and the Arabs accusing each other of blocking indirect peace talks. Egypt and Jordan pressed home, with their foreign ministers leaving New York as Jarring’s mediation continued. Egypt calls talks impractical. Jordan says Eban’s stance shows no readiness to shift. Riad and Rifai blamed stalemate on the other side while Egypt rejects a refugee conference before a peace settlement.
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Riad
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Move To Change Election Laws Under Way Once More
Washington AP report on renewed congressional moves to alter presidential selection after a close election. Birch Bayh promotes direct popular vote. Emanuel Celler leans toward proportional or district plans. Dirksen and Mundt note district options. discussion frames 40 percent runoff safeguard and constitutional context.
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Karl E. Mundt
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John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
Thieu Opposes Four Way Talks And Demands Direct Saigon Talks
Thieu asserts each side would have a single delegation with Saigon and Hanoi leading respective teams. He denies ever agreeing to four party talks in Paris and demands sincere direct talks between Saigon and Hanoi. He warns Hanoi must guarantee direct dialogue and that full scale negotiations remain at stake.
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Thien
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Johnson
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Saigon
Thieu: Hanoi escalates as bombing halt fails
Thieu said the Paris talks show Hanoi escalating rather than easing after the bombing halt. He cited attacks on towns from Nov 1 to 7 totaling 83 rocket and mortar strikes, 1 act of sabotage, 8 cases of terror, and 2 arsons. He warned Hanoi seeks final victory by conquering all of South Vietnam.
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Cooper Industries Wins $4 Million Sentinel Contract
Cooper Industries announced a multimillion dollar deal to manufacture engine generator units for the Sentinel antiballistic missile system. The Army Engineers awarded a $4,055,625 contract for 69 units across 15 sites, creating 100 Grove City jobs and boosting payroll by $84,000 in Grove City.
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Ajax Iron Works
Grove City
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State Solons Mall Judicial Law Changes
Pennsylvania lawmakers back in session move a 11-bill judicial package through the Senate to implement the 1968 constitutional guidelines. A bill to ban night thoroughbred racing seeks to shield harness racing from flat racing. House Republicans face a reduced majority with Democrats set to control next year, while a small audience protested for higher subsidies after a brief session.
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State Museum
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Hold Rites For Thomas Mocek
The funeral mass for Thomas M Mocek was celebrated at St Thomas Church at 9 15 am today with Rev John Lucas of Teinting. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery at Punxsutawney at 3 pm. Bearers were Corry Area High School junior class members Lewis Bielak John and Timothy Cragg Gary Maine Eric McCray and Darrel Taylor. Other juniors attended and relatives from Punxsutawney Detroit Indians Lorain Rossiter Pittsburgh and Lorain Ohio were present.
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Teinting
Bracken
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Corry Area High School
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John
Timothy Cragg
Gary Maine
Eric McC
Walter Mocek
Barbara Mocek
Pittsburgh
Mrs Kathryn Willett rites held at Emanuel Church
Final rites for Mrs Kathryn Willett were conducted at Emanuel Episcopal Church at 11 am with Rev Clifford Crook officiating. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included Edward Crapser William Starbird Roy Starbird Edward Messinger Francis Blair and Wallace Young. Attendees from away included Mr and Mrs William Starbird Roy Starbird Joyce Starbird of Detroit and Mrs Harold Willett of Deltona Florida. Harrisburg liquor sales curb urges observance Veterans Day closing all state stores Monday with reopening Tuesday.
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Francis Blair
Wallace Young
William Starbird
Roy Starbird
Joyce Starbird
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Deltona
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