First baby of new year born to Ellport couple
Michael Alan Lucas born at 4 11 a m Sunday in Mary Evans Maternity Hospital Ellwood City first new resident of 1967 Lawrence County He weighs eight pounds five ounces and is 2114 inches tall His parents Mr and Mrs Raymond J Lucas live on Burns Ave Ellport His mother is Jaylee McDonald The family will receive gifts from area merchants His brother Mark is two years old and another relative Terry McDonald also born on New Year’s Day
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Michael Alan Lucas
Lawrence County
Raymond J. Lucas
Burns Ave
Ellport
Mary Evans Maternity Hospital
Ellwood City
Jaylee McDonald
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Shiderly
Enon Valley RD
Vonda Catherine Weir
Willard Weir
Mark
George K. Garrett Co
Michael
Troutman's Castle
Fisher Brothers
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Love’s Youth Center
Jack Gerson
Your Jeweler
Warner’s
Perelman’s
A & M Super Market
Crib Mattress
Haney Furniture Co
Citizen’s National Bank
Buzz Flowers
Davies Shoe Co
Big “J” Super Market
Lawrence Savings and Trust Co
Helen Asselton
New Castle
Michael Alan
Ruby Dies of Cancer in Dallas Hospital
Dallas KRLD quoted a high placed source saying Jack Ruby sank into a coma and died of widespread cancer found last December in the same hospital where President Kennedy and Lee Harvey Oswald died three years ago.
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Dallas
UPI
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Oswald
KRLD
Ruby
Seven MIG21s Shot Down by U S Fighters
U S pilots claimed seven MIG21s destroyed in North Vietnam without loss, the first deliberate strike aimed at crippling Hanoi's air force. Gen William Momyer described the battle as a significant blow to the Soviet reinforced fleet, with Col Robin Olds leading the mission and stating they went looking for MIGs.
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Bryce Miller
Saigon
UPID
North Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Vietnam
William Momyer
U.S. Air Force
Soviet Union
Robin Olds
West Point
North
Pope to Meet Soviet Leader in Historic Vatican Audience
Pope Paul VI will receive Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny in Rome on January 29, a historic first since 1917. Podgorny arrives January 25 for a three day state visit and may discuss Vietnam and church state issues with the pope.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Nikolai Podgorny
Vatican
East Europe
Podgorny
Rome
Italy
Pope Paul
Soviet Union
Cuba
Yugoslavia
Andrei Gromyko
Haiti invasion force is arrested in Florida
A United Press International dispatch reports a group calling itself a Haiti invasion force was apprehended in Florida. The arrest followed a broad weather system bringing deep snow and hazardous travel to the western United States, with unusually cold temperatures across Utah Nevada and parts of Arizona and Texas.
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Haiti
Florida
Montana
Utah
Alta
Little Cottonwood Canyon
Forest Service
Pocatello
Texas
Arizona
Phoenix
Mountain
Nevada
Upper
Great Lakes
Plains
Moline
World famous cellist offers no comment on rock trend
A wire service style note reports Pablo Cesars, the world renowned cellist, declining to comment on a rising rock and roll fad. Campus photo captions and local notices follow with obituaries and list of residents including Frank Valentino, 55, and Anna Irene McGuire, 74, among others.
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Pablo Césars
Agents halt exiled Cuban Haitian raid on Florida Keys beach
Federal officers and local police broke up a planned invasion by exiled Cubans Haitians and mercenaries at Coca Plum Beach Florida Keys. About 120 men and a female quartermaster were seized along with a arsenal of weapons 120000 rounds of ammunition and three tons of explosives. The suspects faced possible charges when arraigned later today in Key West.
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Matthew T. Kenny
Marathon
Fla
UPT
Fortune
Haiti
Francois Papa Doc Duvalier
Coca Plum Beach
Florida Keys
Miami
Sthall
Red
Key West
Monroe County
Renee Thompson
U.S
William V. Albury
Johnson adviser proposes surtax to fund Great Society
Walter W. Heller, former Council of Economic Advisers chair, proposes a July 1 surtax on taxes to avert a recession. He suggests a 5 percent levy, with option to withhold to limit deflationary impact, aiming to broaden budget leeway for Vietnam war spending and the Great Society amid 1967 deficits. Commerce Dept outlook predicts steady 1967 growth with GNP around 800 billion.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Walter W. Heller
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Heller
Congress
University of Minnesota
National City Bank of Minneapolis
Commerce
John T. Connor
U.S
Commerce Department
Business and Defense Services Administration
Johnson ends stay at ranch in Washington return
President Johnson concluded an 18 day holiday at the LBJ Ranch and flew to Washington to face a looming congressional test of his Vietnam war and domestic programs. He gathered with aides to shape the 1967 guns and butter agenda ahead of the State of the Union and a January 10 reconvened Congress.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
White House
Lbj Ranch
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Austin
Tex
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Congress
Vietnam
North
LBJ
Scranton urges streamlining of Pennsylvania General Assembly
Gov William W Scranton calls for curbing partisanship and limiting special interests in state lawmaking after the 1967 session. He cites accomplishments in education subsidies, employment, highway building, civil service protection, and conservation while noting that reform is needed even with improved member quality.
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Paes
Peabrisburg
UPI
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
House
Senate
Weather snapshot for Western Pennsylvania today
Partly cloudy with little temperature change. Highs 34 to 42, tonight cloudy with a few snow flurries and lows 18 to 26. Wednesday partly cloudy and colder. Weather statistics cover the past 24 hours with last year’s data in parentheses. Shenango River at 5.9 feet, precipitation none versus 0.73 inches rain.
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Pennsylvania
Shenango River
Holiday traffic toll far below year end peak
The nation logged what was described as the safest New Year weekend in four years with traffic deaths nearing 450 as late reports arrived. Officials noted the toll would remain well under the prior New Year’s record of 562 deaths, despite injuries from earlier hours.
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United Press International
General Assembly Opens 151st Session With Reform Drive
Harrisburg. The Pennsylvania General Assembly begins its 151st regular session with Gov. Scranton to deliver a farewell address. GOP aims to push seven constitutional amendments and five minor appropriations bills, while Shaf er prepares to be inaugurated. House Speaker Kenneth B. Lee vows early action and a mid July finish. Senate leaders include Fleming and Wade as floor leaders.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania General Assembly
House
Senate
William W. Scranton
Lee
Kenneth B. Lee
Lee A. Donaldson Jr
Pittsburgh
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Hanratty
Thomas Tardie
Joseph Tardio
W. Winter Ave
Oliver H. Hunter Jr
Oliver H. Hunter Sr
W. Northview Ave
Gary Stevens
Edwin Stevens
Edgewood Ave
Nick Squeglia
Nicholas Squeglia
Penn Blvd
University of California
Frank Valentino
Croton Ave
Lillian Latess
N. Vine St
Anna Irene McGuire
Rose Ave
James A. McWilliams
Laurel Blvd
Charles A. Clark
Burke St
Paul H. Grossman Jr
Oak St
Joseph G. Phipps
Old Princeton Rd
Anna Dufinetz
Cumberland Ave
S. Byers Wilson
Volant
Ee Ee Ee Ener
Ellwood Senor Eee
Re Society
Eeeree
Ee Ee
Scranton
By Lee Leonard
Raymond P. Shafer
GOP
Robert O. Beers
Henry B
Beers
York County
George M
Sen
Robert D. Fleming
R-Allegheny
George N. Wade
Cumberland
Stanley G. Stroup
Bedford County
John H. Devlin
Allegheny County
Democrat
Chamber
Shafer
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