Imperial's Clymer Area Guessing Game Spurs Kiddies Fun
The third annual Prize Day in four area elementary schools drew students from Penn Run and Commodore Elementary. prizes included a boy's bike for the grand prize awarded to David L. Roach of Clymer Elementary and a girl's bicycle to others. Various grades received walkie talkies, transistor radios, cameras, tape recorders, wrist watches, stuffed animals, as part of a holiday promotion organized by Imperial Coal with Nagas Welding Co and local businesses.
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David L. Roach
Clymer
Santa Claus
Imperial Coal Corp
Debbia Donahue
Penn Run
Joseph Kreutzberger
Imperial
Gazette
Bechtel
A. D. Davis Trucking
Anthony
Mi- Cochael Morocco
Deborah Yacku
Baskey
Dennis Benimatti
Theina Petroff
Louis Kopczyk
Richprizes
Brian Thomas
Gloria
Apple A Day 100th Birthday and Union Criticism
In Pittsburgh AP report, Dr. Sidney Marland, superintendent of public schools, criticizes AFL CIO teacher unions for harming the profession saying boards and taxpayers fund higher benefits while unions negotiate against the people. He notes Pittsburgh teachers unions are smaller than in other cities. In Rome, Letteria Zucarro Pezzinga celebrated her 100th birthday and credited an apple a day with her long life.
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Pittsburgh
Public Schools
AFL— Cio
Sidney Marland
Building ‘Owners and Managers Association
Rome
Letteria Zuccaro Pezzinga
Afl—Cio Teachers Union
Pittsburgh Public
Camden Teachers Walkout Shuts Four Schools
Camden New Jersey AP reporting that the Camden Board of Education prepared to seek a New Jersey Superior Court injunction to stop the teacher walkout that closed four schools and left 8,000 students sent home after 448 of 834 teachers did not report to classes. The stoppage, described by teachers as a protest over salary demands, left unclear whether the action would continue.
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Camden
N.J
Camden Board of Education
Leonard Spector
New Jersey
Steachere
Insurance Law Change Proposed
A group of Southwestern Pennsylvania Democrats seeks House approval for broad changes in state insurance laws. The package includes minimum coverages of 10 000 for single injury, 20 000 for multiple injuries, and 5 000 for property damage, with options to post bonds or show ability to pay for liability. It also creates a state fund for motorists unable to obtain insurance, seeded with 1 million through 1970 and run by a three member board appointed by the governor.
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John A. Taylor
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
House
Raymond P. Shafer
Innistown Marines Killed in Vietnam War Ties
Washington AP reports Army 1st Lt. Daniel A. Hennessy son of Mrs Alyce Hennessy of Newtown Pa and Marine Lance Cpl Thomas N Cardiff Jr son of Mr and Mrs Thomas N Cardiff Sr of Johnstown Pa were killed in action in Vietnam Pentagon announced Tuesday Also Army Pfc Zackrie Brookins Jr husband of Mrs Gladys Brookins of Philadelphia died from non hostile causes in Vietnam Hennessy lived at 111 Norwood Ave Candiff and Brookins at 10539 Oakford St General Grant's real first name was Hiram.
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Washington
Army
Daniel A. Hennessy
Alyce $. Hennessy
Newtown
Marine
Lance Cpl
Thomas N. Cardiff
Thomas N. Cardiff Sr
Johnstown
Pentagon
Zackrie Brookins Jr
Gladys Brookins
Philadelphia
Cauges
Vietnam
Hennessy
Norwood Ave
Candiff
Ohio St
Brookins
Oakford St
Vatican and Rome clash over Christmas sermons in Hawaii
Honolulu AP report notes tension between church leaders and the Vatican after sermons in Hawaii raised questions about U S policies in Vietnam. Cardinal Spellman comments on servicemen and purpose as Pope Paul VI’s holiday message draws mixed reactions amid ongoing debates.
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New York
Vatican
Honolulu
Ameri-Vietnam
Vietnam
Francis
Cardinal Spellman
Belgium
Hawaii
Pope Paul
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Odent Oral
Woodbury Bath
Discount Center
Oakland Ave
Indiana, Pa
General Grant
Hiram
Maico
Hetrick
6Th Street
Jantzen
7Th ST
Indiana
Ricotta
California
Sunkist
Florida
Tangerines
Sun
Web
Pri
Sat
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