Teenage Drinking Reduced By Penalizing Thee Youth
Philadelphia AP reports Pennsylvania's 1963 law curbing underage drinking via stiffer penalties. Minors face fines 25 to 100 dollars or up to 30 days in jail for attempting to purchase or possess alcohol, shifting enforcement from tavern owners to youths and suppliers. Police praise easier prosecutions and reduced minor incidences.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Bill T. Plastino
Lancaster
Kenneth D. Kochel
Lancas
Kochel
David M. Rineer
Richard Hagerty
Warren County
Hagerty
Bellefonte
Eugene Stine
Two Key Measures In Path Of Adjournment
Washington AP two administration measures aid to the aged ill and Appalachia poor may be brushed aside as Congress rushes toward adjournment. The reapportionment rider was stripped from foreign aid. House faces 4.25 billion in appropriations and a 3.25 billion foreign aid bill while election year pressure grows and the timing of a post November return remains uncertain.
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Washington
Appalachia
Congress
Witettter
House
Senate
The Church in the Way and Pastoral Lessons
This Sunday School lesson examines how churches can become dynamic forces or barriers, focusing on the pastoral letters of the New Testament. It discusses authorship debates over Paul, leadership roles like bishops elders and deacons, and the balance of sound doctrine with organizational needs, urging pastors and laity to seek the guidance of the Holy Spirit.
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Jesse Bader
Christ
Lord
Savior
Paul
Titus
Timothy
God
Congress Fails To Dissolve Questions Of Presidency
Washington AP reports Congress debated presidential disability and vice presidential succession after past crises. Despite a Senate vote 65 to 0 on an amendment, no final action before adjournment leaves the nation without a vice president as Johnson faces ongoing health risks and potential electoral complications loom.
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Congress
Washington
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
House
John McCormack
Massachusetts
McCormack
Senate
Gress
New England
Parker's Role Familiar By Cynthia Lowry
TV critic Cynthia Lowry reviews Daniel Boone on NBC noting its resemblance to earlier coonskin cap shows and a familiar plot. She finds the portrayal of a married frontier man with a wife and two children oddly modern yet trite and questions its appeal to 12 year olds while recommending other evening fare.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Fess Parker
Daniel Boone
Davy Crockett
Mighty Woodsman
Boonesborough
Daniel
Bob Hope Theatre
Nbc
Fred Astaire
Barrie Chase
Jack Benny
N&c
Lucille Ball
Lamp from Root Wood Sparks Electric Home Project
The article describes a walnut base lamp built from a wild plum root that survived a fire. Frank Sloan scrapes, sands, and finishes the root using shellac and beeswax. Copper tubing and welded pieces extend the root to the base, with a cord hidden in a trench and a plug ready for an outlet.
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Frank Sloan
Wellsville
Tihder
Sloan
Market Report KC cattle hogs and sheep prices
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports cattle 300 head with price tests not set. choice slaughter steers arriving at 25.00, choice heifers at 23.75. Hogs 3,500 with barrows and gilts 50-75 lower, sows 25-50 lower. ranges for various weight groups 15.60-16.00, 16.25, 15.00-15.75, 14.75-15.50, and 13.50-15.00. Sheep 25 head not enough for market test.
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Kansas City
County CROP kickoffs meeting slated in Ottawa
The County Christian Overseas Program will hold a kickoff meeting at 7 30 p m Monday at the First Methodist Church in Ottawa. Harold Peck state CROP director will attend to distribute materials and speak. County officers and township chairmen listed include Rev Ned Roberts Mary Black Bob Clogston Rev Bob Hopkins and Paul Archer along with numerous township chairs across Appanoose Pomona Williamsburg and other townships.
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County Christian Overseas Program
CROP
First Methodist Church
Ottawa
Harold Peck
Ned Roberts
Mary Black
Bob Clogston
Bob’ Hopkins
Paul Archer
Ralph Ikenberry
Appanoose
Jim Driver
Pomona
Greenwood
Dave Wilson
Williamsburg
Alvin Smith
North Centropolis
Truman Milton
South Centropolis
Harold
Kansas City egg price listings update
AP report from Kansas City outlines producer price ranges for consumer large eggs at 31 to 34 cents and wholesale large eggs at about 80 cents per dozen, with mids at 27 to 29 cents and 80 percent figures. Other produce prices remain unchanged with grade A eggs at 69 cents per pound solid and 70 cents per pound quarters.
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Kansas City
Store Sales Show Gain in 10th District
AP reports department store sales in the 10th Federal Reserve District rose 7 percent for the week ending Sept 26 from a year earlier. Four week totals also up 7 percent, with 1964 up 6 percent. Wichita led with a 13 percent gain. Lincoln, Omaha, Oklahoma City each up 12 percent. Tulsa 9, Denver 8, St. Joseph and Kansas City 3, Joplin and downtown Kansas City flat, Albuquerque down 14 percent.
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Kansas City
Federal Reserve District
Wichita
Lincoln
Omaha
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Denver
St. Joseph
Joplin
Downtown
Albuquerque
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Narrow List
Admissions include Michael Streebin RFD 4 Thursday Patricia Griffin Pomona Edward Payne 424S Poplar Friday Dismissals list Mrs James Ferguson 615 E Logan Mrs Connie Strole and baby son 580 Beech Friday Michael Streebin RFD 4 Friday
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Michael Streebin
RFD
Patricia Griffin
Pomona
Edward Payne
Poplar
James Ferguson
E. Logan
Connie Strole
Beech
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