Daily Bee Public Notices and Publication Details
The Sandpoint Daily Bee issues Tuesday legal notices weekly. Published Monday to Friday by Pend Oreille Printers Inc at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864. Subscription rates four dollars twenty cents per quarter sixteen dollars eighty cents per year. Publisher Pete Thompson via United Press International and local sources.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Laos Casualties Include U S Men
White House acknowledges 27 Americans killed in Laos since 1962 including Captain Joseph K Bush Jr. amid ground actions. Nixon report cited no American ground troops. official says Bush's death relates to military attaché duties, not combat.
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Washington
UPD
White House
Laos
America
Joseph K. Bush Jr
Nixon
U.S
Prince Souvanna Phouma
Gerald Warren
Key Biscayne, Fla
Bush
Don A. Schanche
Los Angeles Times
Muong Soui
Plain of Jars
Schance
Warren
Cyprus in 1969 Turmoil Over Enosis Dreams
A decade of Cyprus unrest shows Greek and Turkish factions fighting amid pressure from Archbishop Makarios. Violence peaked in 1969 with attacks on police, a bomb at the house of representatives, and ongoing threats to ministers. Enosis remains unlikely as both Greece and Turkey avoid war.
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Makarios
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Enosis
Union With Greece
Nicosia
Greece
House of Representatives
Britain
Turkey
Reward Offered for Deb the Cat Missing from Home
Dr Dittemore offers a reward for the return of a female Siamese cat named Deb seen several times wearing an amber plastic collar. Call CO3-3191 with any information on Deb or her whereabouts.
Rogers says US troops may be sent to Laos if needed
Secretary of State William P. Rogers acknowledged the possibility of American combat troops in Laos but said there are no present plans. He also suggested a significant U.S. force could remain in Vietnam by 1972, while declining to forecast numbers.
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Washington
UPI
William P. Rogers
Laos
Rogers
U.S
Vietnam
Nbc-Tv
Today Show
Sen
J. William Fulbright
Senate
Congress
Fulbright
Pathet, Lao
Hanoi
Black Muslims Abandon Alabama Farm After Cattle Poisoning
Black Muslim leaders say they will move surviving cattle to a Greene County site and sell the 1000 acre farm and daily complex after arsenic poisoning killed 24 cattle. Sheriff Wood notes 225 cattle survived and tensions rose as white residents pledged legal action and a helper faced vandalism.
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Pen City
Ala
UPI
Alabama
Joel Wood
Greene County
Wood
Potter 15 dies in Grand Rapids auto crash
Steven P. Potter aged 15, grandson of Kenneth Reed of Sagle, died in a car accident in Grand Rapids Michigan on Sunday March 15. He was born September 7 1954 in St Louis and moved to Grand Rapids with his parents. He attended Central High School and Parkland Baptist Church and worked as an Amway distributor. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 00 p m at Jonkhoff Funeral Home in Grand Rapids with interment there.
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Steven P. Potter
Kenneth Reed
Sagle
Grand Rapids
Michigan
St. Louis
Missouri
Mich
Steven
Central High School
Parkland Baptist Church
Amway
Jewell D. Potter
Gertrude Reed
Marietta Britton
Pamela Potter
David
Mark
Joe Diedrich
Tice
Fla
Idaho
John Reed
Josephine McGuire
Jonkhoff
Veteran James G Duffy obituary notes funeral details
James G. Duffy born February 22 1916 in Anaconda Montana died March 14 at the Veterans Hospital Spokane Washington. He served in World War II in Africa and Italy with an Anti Aircraft Battery and later Engineers. Survived by father Patrick Duffy two brothers three sisters and several nieces and nephews. Rosary Tuesday 7 30 p.m Moon Chapel Mass Wednesday 10 a.m. Heron Community Church burial Heron Cemetery.
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James G. Duffy
Anaconda
Montana
Spokane
Veterans Hospital
Africa
Italy
Engineers
Northwest
Heron
Patrick Duffy
Hot Springs
Mont
Thomas J
Terrance F
Big Fork
J. C. Brooks
Heron, Mont
A. R. McCannon
Colville
F. C. Rasmussen
Moon Chapel
Father Dulberg
Heron Community
Sarsfield O’sullivan
Thompson Falls
Community and Club Notices From Sandpoint March Events
The Ladies Auxiliary will serve baked ham with a pot luck balance on March 18 at 6 30 p.m. All VFW Post 2453 and auxiliary members invited. Commodity distribution by the Department of Agriculture for eligible recipients occurs March 17 18 19 at the Bonner County Fair Grounds Sandpoint bring own containers. Pend Oreille Fly Fishing Club meets March 18 with monthly meetings on the 3rd Wednesday at East Hope City Hall 7 30 p.m. Women’s Democratic Club meets March 23 8 p.m. at Northern Lights bring Gold Bond Stamps. Myrtle Leaft Circle United Methodist Church cancels March 19 meeting. A Sandpoint Community Float design meeting March 18 8 p.m. at the Pastime. Lee Three-L is Lady Legend Night March 19 7 p.m. at Betty Englert’s home 534 South Marion. Golden Grouse 4-H Club March 20 meeting cancelled due to bad roads. Pend Oreille Rock and Gem Club meets tonight at Northern Lights hostess room 7 30 with Lois Harbison cab making exhibition. Visitors welcome.
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the Auxiliary
VFW
Post
Department of Agriculture
Bonner County Fair Grounds
Sandpoint
Pend Orville Fly Fishing Club
Orville Johnson
East Hope City Hall
Betty Englert
South
Marion
Pend Oreille Rock and Gem Club
Northern Lights
Lois Harbison
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Golden Grouse 4-H
Cincinnati
Ohio
Losantiville
Daily
New York
Connie’s
Fourth & Cedar Sandpoint, Idaho
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