Social and PTA meeting notices span January events
The Ruth Class and various PTA and club groups from First Baptist, Garland School, Brookwood, Paisley, Hope Junior-Senior High, Century Bible Class, and Alpha Delta Kappa host January meetings. Activities include programs on Kindergarten Education, dental care, bird value topics, film showings, and food. Public notices also mention a Redskins poultry loan rejection.
Second Session May Be Help to Business
AP analyst Sam Dawson notes the 8th Congress faces a business driven agenda. Key issues include Viet Nam war funding, defense orders, tax changes, and Treasury borrowing rates. Prices, wage guidelines, and inflation controls loom as Congress weighs spending, depreciation allowances, strategic stockpiles, and labor relations impacting corporate activity.
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Help Us All: Helen Bottel Advice Column Snippet
A pasted newspaper excerpt presents Hel en Bottel’s question and answer column with readers asking about family Christmas cards, teen pregnancy, and relationship choices. The piece also notes celebrity appearances, including Dwight D. Eisenhower's winter visit, and cultural notes on hats and Prince Charles’s travel.
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Tate
Vatican Pledges Wider Effort for Peace Initiatives
Pope Paul VI told diplomats from 65 nations he is prepared to use beyond protocol means to push for just peace among nations. He cited his New Year appeals to Moscow Peking Hanoi and Saigon and endorsed Church moral influence to press leaders. In Atlanta Furman Bisher named BFBA Atlanta chapter chair with Jesse Outlar as vice chair.
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Viet Nam
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Raleys Style Shoppe unveils winter coat sale
A reader-submitted ditty promotes a big sale at Raley's Style Shoppe 523 West 3rd. The ad touts 20 percent off mink items and boas, along with reductions on all fall and winter dresses, millinery at four dollars, and suits across sizes. Shoppers are urged to attend early to secure desired pieces and even borrow from the bank to cover costs.
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Arctic Blast From Midwest Hits Northeast Cities
A second arctic blast moved from the Midwest toward the Northeast bringing frigid temperatures and raw winds. Snow squalls and northwest gales spread across the northern Great Lakes and northern Appalachians as thermometer readings plunged, with International Falls near 40 below and other spots sinking further.
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Appalachians
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Minnesota-Canadian
Obituary: E. M. Delaney Former Farmer Dies
E M Delaney aged 68 or 66 died Monday after a long farming career. He was a retired farmer and Methodist Church member. Survived by wife Elizabeth and four sons Carl Pineville NC Frank Ernest and R C Delaney all of the two sisters Mrs OH Bristow Hopewell. Funeral service set for later at the church with Rev H A F Ault officiating. Burial at Pant Cemetery.
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Methodist Church
Ha Elizabeth Delaney
Song
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Pineville
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Frank
Ernest
R. C. Delaney
O H. Bristow
Hope
Doctor's Mailbag High Altitude Sun Damage and More
Reader questions addressed by Dr Wayne G Brandstadt cover sun reflection retina damage at high altitude, sun exposure risks, and the potential for permanent blind spots. Other topics include bleeding hemorrhoids and cancer risk, polyp removal without surgery if benign or precancerous, and encephalitis recovery. Pregnancy impact discussed. doctors invite questions for future columns.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Asati
Survivors Report Ship Sinking and Loss of Captain
Survivors from the Spanish freighter Monte Palomares told the Coast Guard they watched their ship go down and the captain and several crewmen drown. The American freighter Steel Maker carried four survivors reporting 18 others were alive in a life boat and raft but feared drowned.
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Steel Maker
Free information on arthritis relief offer
An advertisement claims to help with arthritis neuritis or rheumatism pain and invites readers to write for free information. The brief asks if readers suffer from pain soreness stiffness or swelling and promises no-cost guidance. No specific names, dates, places, or organizations are provided.
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