Pope Paul VI Encylical Echoes in Remote Colombian Village
In La Calera Colombia villagers react to Pope Paul VI's encyclical on birth control. Gerena family and neighbors reflect mixed awareness with concerns about family size amid poverty and limited local media. Bogota prepares for a papal visit as national debate intensifies.
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Robert Berrelley
Associated Press
LA Calera
Columbia Gvp
Paul VI
Acinto Gerens Muri
Acta
Bogota
Uolobi
Pope Paul
Iater
Latin America
Gerenes
Chilren
Gerena
Tera
Toa Calera
Mina Silenia Oripacki de Aguilar
Encvclical
Eduardo Vilar
la Pikdora
Suciole
Colombia
Ontilion
Argentina
Columbia
Harriman Sees Possible Progress in Paris Vietnam Talks
Ambassador Averell Harriman told French TV there may be a path to show North Vietnam will not exploit the military de-escalation, though he warned there has been no direct progress. Nguyen Thanh Le said talks are in a closed room with doors locked and a halt to bombing could open new possibilities. A Newsweek report about a Due Tho offer was denied by Harriman and U.S. officials.
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Bogota
Brazil
Pontifh
Paris
Amba
W. Averell Hoarrimainshe
North Vietnam
Harrimn
South Vietnam
Maurice Porroat
U.S
North
Marriman
Presi
Dent Johnson
Hanoi
Newsweek
Harriman
Vietnam
United States
le Due ‘Tho
North Vietnamese Communist Party
Hui
Bussard Clan Holds Meet at Staley Park Reunion
The Bussard families held their third reunion at Staley Park with 125 attendees. A picnic lunch, recreational hour, and a business meeting followed a moment of silent meditation led by Mrs. Virginia Compher who led a prayer. John R. Bus served as president.
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Staley Park
Virginia Compher
John R. Bus
Bossert Family Reunion Sets Oct Cleanup at Catoctin Cemetery
The Bossert family agreed to update the lineage by collecting missing names, marriages, births, and deaths at Catoctin cemetery. The cleanup targets the second Sunday in October or the following Sunday in bad weather. Officers elected include President John Ro Bussard White Rock, Vice President Ruthella Bussard Hamsville, and Secretary Treasurer Virginia Campher Frederick. The 1969 reunion date is set for the second Sunday in August with location to be announced closer to a date.
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Peter Bossert
Bossert
Catoctin
Jesse A. Bussards
Gary Wayne Brandenburg
Nanne Main
Frank Murphy
Debbie Bakers
Ray Bussard
John Ro Bussard
White Rock
Ruthella Bussard
Hamsville
Virginia Campher
Frederick
Bussatd
Hawaii adds 48,155 new residents in 1967
Honolulu reports 1967 immigration figures showing males outnumbering females by 40 percent. The influx, the largest since 1950, includes more than half under age 24 and under 2 percent aged 60 or older. Among newcomers, 33 percent hail from California Oregon or Washington.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
California
Oregon
Washington
Taney Supply Holds Annual Family Picnic
Taneytown based Taney Supply and Lumber Corp and ELE Glass Inc held their annual family picnic at Samet Acres near Feminusburg. Over 60 employees and families enjoyed softball volleyball horseshoes badminton croquet with top prize in trap shooting won by Cliveree Stan sifer and runner up Bernard Smith. Door prizes went to Mrs Glenn Glass and Harry Hobbs as shrimp watermelon and cantaloupe were served.
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Titles Supply and Lumber Corporal and
EL OE 5 Incorporated
Taneytown
Samet Acres
Eric BE. Glass
Feminusburg
Savoy _juering Service of
Waynes Are
Cliveree Stansifer
Bernard Smith
Glenn Glass
Harry Hobbs
Tanney Supply and Lumber Corp
ELE. Glass, Inc
Blame The Genes Improves Bad Report Card Tale
A Hartford Kentucky mother asks about a friend and the conversation reveals a child’s quip that their parents are smart. The humor centers on parental pride and the witty remark from a young boy during a casual visit.
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Hartford
Dorothy Genter
Ebby
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