Daily Bee Front Page Briefs Jan 16 1970
Local Sandpoint newspaper notes publication details for the Friday issue. The Sandpoint Daily Bee lists edition date, publishing schedule, office address, subscription rates, and staff credits, including publisher Pete Thompson and service from United Press International.
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Daily Bee
The
Sandpoint
Pend’ Oreille Priniters,Inc
Church
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Marriage Licenses and Local Incidents Reported
January 15 marriage licenses issued to Gerald F. Edwards and Hazel E. Schwab of Sandpoint. Reported theft of two walkie talkies from Pack River Lumber in Dover. Tire chain damage note for a 700x16 6 ply tire. Lloyd Byfield of Sandpoint reports car damage from Saturday night totaling $145. Judge Hackworth's police court fines Kenneth Johnson of Sagle $20 for speeding.
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Gerald F. Edwards
Hazel E. Schwab
Sandpoint
Pack River Lumber Company
Dover
Lloyd Byfield
Hackworth
Kenneth Johnson
Sagle
TV Star Robert Cummings Wins Divorce in Los Angeles
Actor Robert Cummings was granted a divorce from wife Mary Cummings after nearly 25 years. They married in 1945 and have five children. The case tested California's new irreconcilable differences law with retroactive application to filed cases.
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Los Angeles
UPID
Robert Cummings
California
Mary Cummings
Cummings
Superior Court
William B. Hogeboom
Bob, Cummings
Mary Elliott
Riverside
Calif
War in Nigeria Ends But Scars Remain Across Nations
A UPI analysis notes a brutal Nigeria civil war with death toll estimates from one to five million and describes long lasting trauma among Black Africans and American Negroes. It profiles Ibos as a skilled management class decimated by the conflict and highlights postwar losses to Nigeria and its educated populace. Obituary briefly notes Jesuit priest economist Father Emmanuel de Breuvery, 67, dies in New York Hospital.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Nigeria
Black Africa
Biafra
Odumegwu Ojukw
Lagos
United Press International
NEW York
UPID
Emmanuel de Breugery
United Nations
Father de Breuvery
Sandpoint Civic and Community Club Activities Collate January
Multiple small meetings and social events in Sandpoint include Pinochle Club gatherings with prizes for high and low scorers on January 14 and a January 15 executive board at Mrs. Gordon Cordes home approving donations to Community Float and Santa Claus fund, plus plans for a new store fund and library duplicator and copier purchase.
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Saundpoint Civic Club
Gordon Cordes
Civic Club
Floyd Perks
Santa Claus
Sandpoint
Third District
Alvin Colombeb Alle
Alle
Funeral services for Charles C. Stengel
Funeral services for Charles C. Stengel aged 64 will be held Saturday at 11 30 a m in Moon Chapel Blaine Marks of the LDS Church will officiate Burial will be at Pleasant View Cemetery Post Falls Stengel died at Shrake s Apartments on Tuesday Jan 13 He had lived in Sandpoint since 1960 and was a member of the LDS Church He is survived by one brother Clarence of Modesto California and four sisters including Mrs Adelia Henderson of Post Falls
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Charles C. Stengel
Moon Chapel
Blaine Marks
LDS Church
Pleasant View
Post Falls
Stengel
Shrake
Sandpoint
Clarence
Modesto
Calif
Adelia Henderson
Gun Safety Class Taught at Rifle Range in Sandpoint
The Hunter Safety program starts Monday January 12 and runs nine weeks. Classes meet 6:30 p.m. at the Rifle Range on Lake Street with doors opening at 6. Participants pay 25 cents per lesson and must attend 8 lessons for a certificate. Mrs. Harold Miller invites all ages 11 and up, noting girls are welcome. For details call CO3-3830.
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Lake Street
Sandpoint
Harold Miller
Food Selections Good This Week
The Agriculture Department reports strong food selections this weekend with ample meat and produce in stores. Featured beef items include roasts steaks and ground beef while broiler fryers and fish such as sticks portions maine sardines and canned tuna are available. Fresh produce highlights potatoes sweet potatoes lettuce and onions with apples oranges and grapefruit as top fruits alongside canned tomatoes dry beans dry peas lentils and pears.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Interior Department
Maine
Community meeting notices and parish events listed
Multiple notices present for January gatherings: Kootenai Klover 4-H Club general meeting at Grange Hall on Saturday 17 at 1 30, Altar Society parish potluck and pirate bingo Friday 16 at 6 30 with prizes, St Agnes Episcopal Church congregation annual meeting Sunday 18 with pot luck 6 PM, VFW Past Presidents Club at Mrs Vernon Webb's home Tuesday 20 at 2 PM, Sandpoint Library Story Hour for 4 and 5 year olds on Fridays 10–11 AM, float meeting for Lilac Parade January 21 at 8 PM at the Pastime.
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Kootenai Klover
Altar Society of
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
St. Agnes’ Episcopal Church
VFW
Past Presidents Club
Vernon Webb
Boyer
Adventures of Injune Joe in Mountain-tona
A sheriff known as the lightning arrester can jail suspects quickly in Mountain-tona, where rumor and bravado shape street justice. Local law enforcement is highlighted as decisive and feared by residents.
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Mountain-tona
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Sheriff’s
Earl Chesler
Brown Welch
Burt Reynolds
K. C. Scott
H. I. McCurtain
Alice List
Henry Ripke
Ike
Earl Woods
Ralph Chicks
Myrtle Leaft
United Methodist Church
Fairy Schoonover
Sandpoint Manor
Charles Tribe
Mexico
Edgar Rueb
U. S. Borders
F. D.wetterow
Henry Peterson
Canada
Lloyd Kester
Kate Villiard
Mary Holbert
Ruby Kimball
Edna O’ Donnell
Elizabeth Timlick
Carl Formoe
Spokane
Sammy Seathel
Connie’s
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Daily
Connie’s Cafe & Lounge
Bernice Vernon
Adventures of
Injune Joe
Fourth & Cedar Sandpoint, Idaho
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