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Newspaper

Somerset Daily American

Location

Somerset, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1967

Page

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Shafer's 150 Million Tax Package Advances in Pennsylvania

The Republican Senate approved a 150 million tax package including a shift to the highest state sales tax in the nation, sending the measure to Gov. Shafer. The plan raises the sales tax to 6 percent and is projected to yield 65.6 million this fiscal year with several Democrat votes amid GOP support.

Paul Zdinak Harrisburg Senate Pennsylvania General Assembly Shafer William B. Lentz Dauphin Richard J. Green Jr Cambria County Green

Higher Court Fees Set to Rise in Somerset and Nearby Counties

Somerset officials report new state law increases probate and register of wills fees after January 1. Fees for letters of administration rise across brackets from $10 to $13 and $15 to $17, with new tiers for estates from $20,000 to $100,000 and up to $75,000, plus $45 for $75,000 to $100,000 and a $10 per extra $100,000.

Somerset America Harrisburg Register of Wills Somerset County

U.S. Planes Deep Over North Vietnam Amid Offense

Air missions over Hanoi and Hai Phong ended after six days of heavy jet bombing. Five planes reported lost, one dead, five missing, three rescued, with Hanoi radio claiming five downed, three by North Vietnam air force. Spokesmen said bridges Paul Doumer and Canal des Rapides targeted to disrupt Red supply lines.

Associated Press Saigon U.S North Vietnam Hanoi-Haiphong Radio Paul Doumer Canal Des Rapides

Trinity Church Receives $26 500 Gift For Organ Memorial

Miss Elizabeth Launtz provides 26500 to fund a new Moller pipe organ at Trinity Church. The instrument will be named Melda and Elizabeth Launtz Memorial and joins hundreds of living memorials recorded in the Abiding Memorials Register.

Trinity Lutheran Church Caer Elizabeth Launtz Moller Melda and Christ First Lutheran Church Chambersburg Second English Lutheran Church Baltimore Maryland Renkel Trinity Church Phillip C. Dosch Albert E. Bittner Albert E Bittner Meaningful

Kiwanis Installs 1968 Officers in Somerset

Attorney John M R Ayres led the Somerset Kiwanis ceremony at Town and Country Restaurant installing Edgar W Fritz as president and a slate of officers and directors for 1968. Past presidents attended and plans included a Salvation Army kettle drive and a Christmas party with gifts.

Kiwanis Club Somerset John M. R. Ayres Johnstown Kiwanis Division 10 Center Warren Talbert Edgar W. Fritz Attorney Ayres Charles H. Carver, Jr Verle Fritz John M.R. Ayres Division 10 Kiwanis International Somerset Kiwanis Club Ayres J. Richard Ross Richard A. Geisler Dean Mickey Matthews Ayres Carver Salvation Army Kiwanis Club of Town and Country Inn

World Leaders Gather For Tribute To Holt

Canberra reports the largest gathering of world leaders in Australia to honor Prime Minister Harold Holt after his disappearance near Melbourne. President Johnson travelled a record 10 173 miles, with leaders from South Vietnam, the Philippines, South Korea, New Zealand, and Thailand attending the Friday memorial at St Pauls Cathedral in Melbourne. A 100000 person crowd was forecast as security and transport plans centered on Holt’s political heirs and Australia’s interim government.

Canberra Australia Harold E. Holt Johnson Melbourne Prince Charles Harold Wilson Prince Queen Elizabeth II John McEwen Congregation of World Leaders Holt Nguyen van Thieu South Vietnam Ferdinand E. Marcos Philippines Chung Hee Park South Korea Keith Holyoake New Zealand Thanom Kittikachorn Thailand Washington Vietnam U.S McEwen St. Paul's Anglican Sydney Perth Adelaide Hobart Portsea

Somerset Post Office Sets Christmas Mail Record

The Somerset post office reports a record Christmas mail season with over 200000 pieces handled on December 18. Postmaster George Cassett credits public cooperation and zip codes for preventing a backlog and enabling delivery before Christmas Eve.

Somerset George Cassett Casset

Lindsay Faces Worst Scandal Of His Two Year Administration

New York Mayor John V. Lindsay fired Water Commissioner James L. Marcus after a Manhattan DA inquiry and ahead of Marcus being indicted by a federal grand jury for conspiring with Antonio Corallo in an $800000 Bronx reservoir contract kickback. Marcus faced personal and professional turmoil amid the probe.

Lindsay New York John V. Lindsay James L. Marcus Manhattan Marcus Corallo S. T. Grand and Co Bronx Dist. Atty Frank S. Hogan

Woodrow Again Heads County Board of School Directors

I F Woodrow was reelected president for the fifth consecutive year at the County Board of School Directors regular meeting. He has served since 1958 and enters his second six year term. Karl Hay and John L Schrock were re elected vice president and treasurer respectively with Verna G Barron listed as secretary. A resignation by teacher Mrs Helen Curry was announced.

County Board of School Directors I. F. Woodrow Woodrow Somerset Area Board of County Board of Karl Hay Berlin Area John L. Schrock Jennerstown

Western Pennsylvania Weather Outlook

Sunny and mild Wednesday in Western Pennsylvania with a high of 47 to 56. Thursday brings increasing cloudiness and a little warmer conditions.

Pennsylvania

Navajos Seek 90 Tons of Military C Rations

Helicopters airlift snowbound Navajo residents as tribal leaders appeal for 90 tons of military C rations. Mercy flights resume after storms. three exposure deaths reported, including an infant and a 2 year old, with hundreds signaling distress.

Howard Graves Associated Press Window Rock, Ariz Air Force

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By Lewis M. Simons Roland W. Renkel Kiwanis Richard Brinker Eugene Stayrock Vernon Kallmann Vance Coleman Lewis Warren Archibald M. Matthews E. Smedley Jarvis Irwin Shapiro Glenn Younkin Robert Carver Fritz Kiwanians By Gordon Tait Alan Stewart Portzea Stewart Liberal Party John Grey Gorton Gorton Country Party Liberals Jan Somerset Post Office Clover Farm South Edgewood Avenue Cosa Nostra Antonio Tony Ducks Helen Curry Public Health Service George Bock Window Rock Bob Slinkard Herman Wilson Ganado Everett Wilson Canada Lee
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