Ride Time Shafer Tells Progressives Johnson Joins Rehearsal
Indiana Evening Gazette reports on ongoing wedding preparations with Shafer addressing Progressive concerns and Johnson participating in rehearsal events ahead of the big ceremony. The piece continues from page 1, noting ceremonial planning and notable attendees.
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Shafer
Johnson
Washington
Lynda
Charles S. Robb
White House
Robb
Carol Lawrence
Gordon MacRee
East Room
Lyn
Luci Johnson Nugent
Peter Duchin
Commies Battled in Vietnam Amid Daylight Air Strikes
Reports say air strikes raked enemy positions along Route 1 near the coast as U.S. forces pursued scattered Red forces. In Mo Cay and Con Thien areas, American and South Vietnamese units pressed counterattacks with several dozen casualties on both sides, while a large Viet Cong effort near Saigon and the Mekong Delta district towns faced firm resistance from local militia and U.S. fire.
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U.S
Bo Duc
Saigon
Mekong
Mo Cay
Delta
Bliss says governors may join platform committee
National Chairman Ray Bliss told reporters he expects several governors to serve on the convention platform committee amid grumbling over Senate Minority Leader Everett Dirksen’s preemptive chairmanship. He declined to promise any co chair role for a governor, noting favorite son candidates could influence the outcome. Florida Governor Claude Kirk Jr. joked about presidential ambitions, saying anyone who does not want to be president is un American.
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Barry Goldwater
Shafer
Rockefeller
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Tom McCall
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Nixon
Ronald Reagan
California
Hugh Scott
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
Governus Gvernors’ Policy Committee
Sec
Robb
Johnson
Army Navy Country Club
Arlington
Pentagon
White House
Mmeber
LM Map Ags Lqouta
Ray Bliss
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Bliss
Claude R. Kirk Jr
Florida
School Board Wins Battle in Philadelphia Case
In Philadelphia a Common Pleas Court judge ended a seven day dispute over protests at the school administration building. Judge Alexander F. Barbieri ordered two Black Power leaders barred from organizing promoting or encouraging demonstrations at public schools during school hours to prevent a repeat of the November 17 disruption.
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Philadelphia
Common Pleas
Alexander F. Barbieri
Higher Pay Pushed At PSEA Meet
Stroups said a bill to raise the minimum starting salary for Pennsylvania teachers from 4500 to 6000 is before the Senate but can be considered only after Gov Shafer and the legislature resolve budget and tax differences. Lambert cited NEA data on many male teachers holding second jobs to meet living costs.
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Stroups
Pennsylvania
Senae
Shafer
Florida
Lambert
NEA
American Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Wade Wilson
PSEA
Pine Flats
Baptist Church
E. Russell Cunnings
Christ
Philadelphia Orchestra to premiere 1976 bicentennial work
The Philadelphia Orchestra plans a major orchestral piece for the 1976 bicentennial. President C Wanton Balls says a prominent American composer will be chosen by conductor Eugene Ormandy, and the world premiere is set for July 4, 1976 in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Orchestra
C. Wanton Balls
Orchestra Association
Eugene Ormandy
Balis
Spellman Eulogized At Funeral
Cardinal Spellman was buried in St Patrick Cathedral with a grand service led by church and civil leaders. President Johnson and other dignitaries attended, praising his lifetime service to God and country.
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New York
Francis Cardinal Spellman
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Johnson
Washkansky
Robert I. Gannon
Ealden
Obituaries for Nagy Hilliard Repine in Punxsutawney area
Joseph Nagy 57 of Par- Clyde Hilliard 76 of 203 ma Ohio died Dec 3 1967 in Adrian Hospital Punxsutawney. Born July 10 1888 in Fruits Burgh he was son of George Nagg and Maria Shick Nagy. Funeral services held in Parma Ohio. Thomas M Repine 62 of Punxsutawney died Dec 7 1967 at Adrian Hospital. Survived by wife Effie Bish two daughters two sons, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services at Pifer Funeral Home Punxsutawney with Rev A Parker Tomlinson. He was member Hawthorne EUB Church, UMW of A and WWI veteran.
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Clyde Hilliard
Ohio
Coal Run
Jefferson St
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Ney
Sle
Yolin
Adrian Hospital
Punxsus Lande
Demeter Nagy
Tawney
John
Steve
Burgh
George Frank
Andrew Nagg
Maria Shick Hilliard
Margaret Danko
Detroit
Mich
Parma
Thomas M. Repine
Punxsutawney
Pifer Funeral Home
A. Parker Tomlinson
Hilliard
Hawthorne Eub
UMW
Effie Bish
Joseph Gutsie
Hazelton
Betty Williams
Indiana
Melvin
Charles
Ringgold
Floyd
Sarver
Piper
Irene C. Kerr
George H. Kerr
Washington, D.C
Homer City
Washington
Don H
Gladys R
Billy Terment
Senate
Wood Cemetery
Beenueyvine Ie Viuos
Gregg
Laura
Carolyn
Folowing
Theodore
Elgie) Schultz
R.D
Robert
Isabelle) Wolfe
Penn Run
Dean
Brush Valley
Dallas
Cherry Tree
Vernon
Nodore
Scott
South Vietnam
Raleigh Funeral Home
Hillsdale
Pine Grove Church of God
Thomas R. Sloss
East Mahoning
Purchase Line
Joseph
Joe) H. Kinter
Juniper St
Clinton County
Lukernemines
Annis Holt Kinter
James Wilmer Kinter
Methodist Church of
Indiana Lodge
F & AM
Coudersport
Indiana County Shrine Club
Jaffa
Altoona
Kinter
Elizabeth Peron Kinter
William
Nancy
George
Pamela
Wilmer Kinter
Lucernemines
Dane
Alice
Greenwood Damastery
Funeral
Melio Bankage
Salisburg
R. D
Iselin
Westmoreland Hospital
Greensburg
West Lebanon
Angela
Mary Palygnack Bankage
Bankage
Slickville
Leo
Foster
James
Mary
Aaron
Inez) Padgett
Mt. Blanchard
Hunter Funeral Home
Joelin Union Cemetery
Security Bill Headed For Approval
The report summarizes a 1967 Congressional budget debate with conferees adopting House reductions and changes to welfare, disability, and Medicare provisions. It notes approval pending in the Senate and outlines key shifts affecting AFDC, medical expense deductions, and drug pricing language. The article also lists related obituaries and local death notices from Homer City and surrounding areas.
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Ann Dawes
Emeigh Run
Joyce Construction Co
Nleavy
Henry
Pine Grove
Sen
Russell B. Long
D-La
House
Senate
Ladies Swim Nights Sponsored by Indiana Rec Dept
The Indiana Recreation Department offers a free recreational swim for all area ladies on Mondays from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Junior High swimming pool on North Fifth Street. Entrance is at the rear of the Junior High annex off Shryock Avenue. The next swims are on December 1 and 18.
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Indiana Recreation Department
North Fifth St
Shryock Ave
Close Call Meter Mix Up Sparks Parking Ticket Laughs
An anonymous driver in Chattanooga parked at 9:30 a.m. and left briefly. A meter was installed at 9:32, and a meter maid began issuing a ticket at 9:44, prompting the driver to claim the late arrival as an overtime parking defense.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
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