Hawaiian gathering of county agricultural agents held in Honolulu
Dayton and wife from Lawrence County attended the National Association of County Agricultural Agents meeting in Honolulu November 1 to 5. Speakers urged East West understanding and praise Hawaii for blending cultures while noting sales to Japan may reach a billion dollars. The Daytons toured Parker Ranch and East West Center before a bus accident marred the final day. they flew 4 575 miles back home in 14 1 2 hours.
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Lewis C. Dayton
New Castle
Hawaii
Dayton
Lawrence County
National Association of County Agricultural Agents
Honolulu
Y. Bron Goto
Institute For Technical Interchange
East - West Center
George W. Irving Jr
Agriculture Research Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Irving
Japan
U.S. Agriculture
Lloyd Davis
Federal Extension Service
National Association of Agricultural Agents
Islands
Pennsylvania
United States
Parker Ranch
U.S.A
University of Hawaii
Fire destroys barn on Harry F. Walter farm near Princeton
Firefighters from Slippery Rock Township Fire Department battled a blaze at the Harry F. Walter farm on Frew Mill Road near Princeton for about an hour, destroying a barn. Loss included lumber tools and feed. two horses escaped to a field unharmed. Cause undetermined and loss estimate to be set today.
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Princeton
Harry F. Walter
Frew Mill Rd
Slippery Rock Township
Hunter fatally shot in Shade Gap hunting incident
Howard W. Carlin, 40, of Shade Gap Route 1 was killed when Lloyd Harper, 29, Burnt Cabin, mistook him for a deer during a Shade Valley hunting party. State Game Commission officer R. A. Sudd called the incident accidental.
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Shade Gap
UPI
Huntingdon County
Howard W. Carlin
Shade Gap RD
Lloyd Harper
Burnt Cabin
Shade Valley
R. A. Sudd
State Game Commission
Huntingdon District
Col. Young Post 528 Holds Regular Meeting
Col. Young Post 528 will hold a regular meeting at the region home at 202 N Shenango St. at 8 p.m. Commander Robert Waters notes the agenda includes the upcoming children s Christmas party and the adults New Year s Eve party with refreshments served after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Young
Shenango St
Robert Waters
Red gun wielder nabbed
Police said the assassins rode with Van on a Japanese motorcycle and fired about eight or nine shots. Four hit the assemblyman as he was a key figure in the southern bloc opposing military rule while backing the fight against Communist aggression.
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Constituent Assembly
Van
Assembly
South
Viet Nam
J Calvin McKnight Dies at 56 in Slippery Rock Area
J Calvin McKnight 56 of Slippery Rock RD 1 died at 12 15 pm yesterday of a heart seizure. He served as Miller McKnight Coal Co partner, born Oct 9 1910 in Slippery Rock Township. Survived by wife Evelyn a daughter Nancy Ryder a son Gary L a sister Bertha and a granddaughter. Burial at Slippery Rock Cemetery. Friends may visit Ligo Funeral Home today and tomorrow 7 9 pm with service Friday at 2 pm.
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J. Calvin McKnight
Slippery Rock RD
Miller - McKnight Coal Co
Sandy Lake
Slippery Rock Township
Butler County
James and
Margaret Doerr McKnight
Evelyn McCoy
Raymond
Nancy) Ryder
Gary L
Bertha
Ligo
Slippery Rock
Joseph Caskey
Rose Point Reformed Presbyterian Church
Slippery Rock Cemetery
John
Butch) Capots
10Th St
West Pittsburg
St. Francis Hospital
Peter and Philomena Royin Capots
Rena Binger
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Main St
Wampum
Holy Cross Church
Aloysius Kuenzig
St. Joseph the Worker Church
New Castle
Reese A. Lewis
E. Reynolds St
Veteran's Administration Hospital
Butler
Elowwevale
Wales
Mary Jones Lewis
Mary Ellen
Nellie) Lewis
Selma Mood
Shenango
Lewis
Laurabelle
Chicago
Reese A. Jr
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Harry H
Elizabeth Mclllree
Long Beach
Calif
McGonigle’s
N. Beaver
W. Falls
Teresa Cassella
E. Garfield Ave
Teresa Tiberio
Campobasso
Italy
Gilbert and
Nancy Manginella Tiberio
Michael Cassella
S. Mill St
Cassella
St. Vitus Church
Anthony
Nancy) Vitale
Guido
San Fernando
Lee Tiberio
Romeo
Olive Evangelist
Edward A. DeCarbo
S. Mill and
E. Sutton Streets
St. Vitus
Bombing runs and perilous rescue in Vietnam war action
Jets patrolled off North Vietnam as destroyers hit targets in central South Vietnam. A Tan Son Nhut base ammunition dump was neutralized after explosive traps failed to detonate. B52s struck near Bin Dinh. An American pilot died near Bien Hoa when his F5 fell, parachute failing. A rescue by two Air Force paramedics on North Vietnamese soil endured under fire for two hours and ended with success.
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Ingersoll
Keppler
Viet Nam
U.S
Tan Son Nhut
Saigon
Air Force
Guam
bin Dinh
Bien Hoa
South
North
Robert Bowers
Benton Harbor
Mich
Franklin D. Stevson
Ossining
N.Y
Bowers
Stevson
Air Force Skyraider
Child Welfare Costs Rise and Offset in State Plan
The proposal lists increases for training fees 34937, travel 3500, office supplies 2150, membership 100, advisory expenses 200, with foster homes paid 73000 and boarding care for unmarried mothers 1000 plus medical 1500. Institution bills 2500, medical and dental 3000, psychiatric 500, clothing 11000, medicine 600. Grants total 60122, offset by parent payments 4300 and other receipts 7744 from social security and similar sources.
Economic CEA may craft tax plan to curb deficit sighing
President advisor group expected to plot precise tax steps to restrain the deficit without harming growth as LBJ seeks another 10 billion for Vietnam war. The Treasury and Budget Bureau assist in shaping the policy mix amid a wary economy.
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Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
Council
Treasury
Budget Bureau
Payroll Talk Set For City Payroll Change Discussion
City solicitor Robert M. White will meet Herman W. Green of Peoples Bank this week to discuss changes to the payroll system. Streets director William J. Watkins urged replacing the current system with a payroll clerk. The bank has issued all city employee paychecks for two years. Council recessed for caucus with treasurer staff before open discussion. Dec 23 deadline noted by Finance Director Richard H. Bibble, with 30 days notice required to the bank per contract.
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Robert M. White
Herman W. Green
The
Peoples Bank
William J. Watkins
Streets
Council
White
Green
Richard H. Bibble
Maj Audino Receives Bronze Star for Valor and Service
Maj Audino is awarded the Bronze Star for outstanding results and devotion to duty. The citation commends initiative zeal sound judgment and reflects great credit upon himself and the U S Army and the military service.
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Maj. Audino
Aid to veterans recognized dinner committee listed
Acknowledgments at a veterans aid event included Mrs. Jack McCarthy as a honored sister in law. Dinner committee members named were George Sigler Philip J. Wimner Carm Benincase Banko Edith Perell Mrs. Harry Mack Jr. Wilbert Spangler Peg Rhodes Mrs. Sally Howland Richard H. Biddle and Tom Costa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McCarthy
George Sigler
Phillip J. Wimner
Carm Benincase
Banko
Edith Perell
Harry Mack Jr
Wilbert Spangler
Peg Rhodes
Sally Howland
Richard H. Biddle
Tom Costa
Deaths of the Day Funeral Directory Published Daily
A daily funeral directory appears at the start of the Want Ad Section listing interment places funeral directors service times and calling hours for upcoming services.
Space satellite to enter stationary orbit for weather data
A cap Kennedy satellite reached 22742 miles in preliminary orbit and will fire its motor to reach a 22300 mile high circular path. It will relay color TV weather maps and voice messages to the US Japan and Australia, offering real time cloud cover views and aircraft communication. The 775 pound ATS is the first of five in a 21.3 million program.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
Earth
Space Science
Space Handyman
Central Pacific
United States
Japan
Australia
North America
mid-Australia
Hudson Bay
Canada
South America
Applications Technology
Man
City seeks overdue payments from Cascade Amusements
City finance director Richard H. Biddle says Cascade Amusements owes more than $10,000 for 1965 and 1966 rent on Cascade Park property. The city earns 15 to 20 percent of profits from park rides, depending on the ride. Delayed rent forced a $50,000 loan to cover this week’s payroll. next payroll due December 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. White
Cascade Amusements
Richard H. Biddle
Cascade Park
Biddle
Pennsylvania Farmers' Association Reaches All-Time Member High
The Pennsylvania Farmers' Association reports 12,623 member families and a gain of 403 over last year marking its 15th year of continuous growth since 1951. The weekly tally confirms steady expansion and record membership.
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Pennsylvania Farmers’ Association
PFA
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Punch Bowl
Iloana Palace
Col. Young Post
North Mill Street
Goiter Florists
First Federal
Jefferson
LBJ
Viet
Joseph F. Fabbri
St. Vitus Church Cemetery
Sarah P. Moffet
Sarah Moffet
E. Fairfield Ave
Ralph Morella
Allensville
Thomas
Jennie Kanter Pyle
Warren J. Moffet
Moffet
First Presbyterian Church
Ellwood City
Genevieve Manner
William F. DeCarbo
Cunningham Ave
Mitolo
Gerard Mitolo
N. Round St
Msgr
E. Sutton
Ohlo Correction
Hattie B. Mears Ohle
E. Main St
Johnson Roy Mears
Robert Ohle
Diamond Store
McBrideshannon CO
E. Washington St
Oliver J
Chiropractors
McBride-Shannon
Jesse N. Kerr
N. Mill St
Raab
Diamond Store of
Jack Gerson
By Ralph Abraham
Ralph S. Abraham
North Mercer St
Ationwide Mutual Insurance
Home Office
Columbus, CO
Butz Flowers
Dale Young
Bell & Howell
Cahy Ems
Odel
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