Spaghetti Fest Spurs Bonner County Museum Drive
Senator Frank Church and The Old Time Fiddlers Group attended a spaghetti dinner in Panhandle Room at the Pastime to launch a Bonner County Historical Society museum campaign aimed for 1976 bicentennial. Church praised North Idaho heritage. Bud Moon reported warm community support as about twenty new members joined. The society released its second annual calendar highlighting Bonner County history, sold locally and through Moon or the library basement on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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Frank Church
Bonner County Historical Society
Spagetti
Panhandle Room
Historical Society
Bonner County
Church
Mike Wetherell
North Idaho
Bud Moon
The
Westwood Condominiums
Snow Warnings Hit the Northwest States
United Press International reports heavy snow warnings and travel advisories across the northwest, with Pendleton Oregon records two inches in six hours and snow in Havre Missoula and Helena Montana. Flurries reach northeast Ohio and western Pennsylvania, while temperatures range from minus two to 78 degrees nationally.
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United Press International
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
California
Pendleton
Ore
Havre
Missoula
Helena
Mont
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Michigan
North Dakota
Florida
Texas
Kansas
Outback
Key West
Fla
Man Fights Illegal Arrest Reaches Supreme Court
Cincinnati case where Edward Norwell, a 69 year old man fined $10 for disorderly conduct on Christmas night 1971, won a Supreme Court reversal. He claimed no notice of arrest and no abusive language, and the court said nonprovocative objections to detention cannot justify punishment. Norwell described being handcuffed, struck, and treated illegally.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Edward Norwell
Supreme Court of the United States
Norwell
U.S. Supreme Court
FTC rules Wonder Bread not superior in ads
The FTC ruled Wonder Bread did not prove nutritionally superior but said its ads wrongly portrayed the product as an extraordinary food causing dramatic growth in children. It stopped the claims and ended the campaign in 1971, with no requirement for confession ads.
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Washington
UPI
Wonder Bread
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
ITT Continental Baking Co
Continental
Commission
Arab oil tensions threaten Canada to halt U S shipments
Canada may stop refined oil exports to the northeastern United States amid Arab pressure. Energy minister Donald MacDonald said Arab nations still label Canada neutral but may object to re exporting to New England. Key East Coast refineries supply about 100000 barrels daily, mostly heating oil.
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United Press International
Canada
United States
Donald MacDonald
New England
Port Hawksbury
Saint John
MacDonald
Seaborn Foster Named Deputy for Expo 74
Spokane reports Seaborn P. Foster of Asheville North Carolina named deputy to U S Commissioner General for Expo 74. Career diplomat with 30 years in Foreign Service including consul general in the Netherlands and Paris Marshall Plan work. Foster to relocate to Spokane in January.
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Spokane
U. S
U.S
Seaborn P. Foster
Asheville
N. C
Foster
Netherlands
Welles Henderson
Washington D.C
Commissioner Henderson
Foreign Service
Paris
Manila
Bureau of European Affairs
State Department
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Panhandle
Welame
Barbara Gooby
the Daily Bee
France
Holland
America
Russia
Roger Dreyer
Ohio Petroleum Marketers Association
Dreser
Standard Oil of Ohio
Sohio
Iowa
Robert D. Ray
State House
Denmark
Provincial Board of Trade
Acapulco
Mexico
Herom Torreblanca
Seaborn
Expo
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