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Somerset Daily American

Location

Somerset, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1968

Page

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Maple Festival Plans Progressing with Queen Crown

Willard F. Rockwell Jr of North American Rockwell Corp will crown Miss Sally Miller as the 21st Maple Queen at Meyersdale Area High School on March 29. Judge Lansberry and local dignitaries attend the crowning as Gale Romesberg recalls a year as Pennsylvania Maple Queen. Queen elect Sally appears in the St Patrick’s Day Parade in Pittsburgh March 16.

Willard F. Rockwell, Jr North American Rockwell Corp of Pittsburgh Somerset County Sally Miller Rockwell Miss Miller Meyersdale Area High School Thomas F. Lansberry Somerset Area High School Pennsylvania Gale Romesberg Sally Lee Rockwell

Service Awards For Fire Wardens

The Chief State Forest Fire Warden Eugene McNamara from the Division of Protection Harrisburg will be featured at the Somerset County Forest Fire Warden dinner training meeting at Bakersville Fire Hall Monday March 18 at 6 p m Certificates of volunteer service will be presented to ten year honorees Paul Galley Fort Hill Joseph Moore Rockwood fifteen years Edmund Felton New Baltimore Ermyl Gibson Boswell Robert Hayman Rockwood Earl Sechler Rockwood Regis Sahre New Baltimore and Clyde Kimmel twenty five years Charles Lichty Listonburg Francis Springer Holsopple Bonita Zimmerman Central City thirty five years Guy Coughenour Glencoe forty years Dewey Boyer Berlin forty five years Roy E Maust Garrett Edward B Stutzman Berlin Forest Inspectors Cyril Henry of Markleton RD 1 and Jack Metzgar of Stoystown RD 2 are in charge of arrangements Charles S Merroth is District Forester.

Eugene McNamara Division of Protection Harrisburg Somerset County Bakersville Clyde Kimmel Charles Lichty Listonburg Francis Springer Holsopple Bonita Zimmerman Central City Guy Coughenour Glencoe Dewey Boyer Berlin Roy E. Maust Garrett Edward B. Stutzman Cyril Henry Markleton RD Jack Metzgar Stoystown Charles S. Merroth

McCarthy Stands Firm as Kennedy Reassessment Looms

Senator Eugene J. McCarthy showed coolness to a possible bid by Senator Robert F. Kennedy and argued it could split antiwar voters and aid Johnson. He announced runs in Indiana and South Dakota primaries while Kennedy declined further comment after reassessing his position. Californias Jesse Unruh voiced early support but others remained cautious.

Carl P. Leabsdorf Associated Press Washington (Ap Eugene J. McCarthy Robert F. Kennedy Johnson Kennedy Oregon Cali McCarthy Indiana South Dakota California Assembly Jesse M. Unruh New York

RFK Urged to Enter Wisconsin Primary Campaign

Wisconsin Young Democrats asked Robert F Kennedy to join the Wisconsin primary campaign to boost antiadministration votes in the April 2 balloting. Kennedy is not on the ballot. McCarthy has accepted an appearance before the group to aid his bid for Wisconsin’s 59 convention votes.

Dion Henderson Associated Press Milwaukee, Wis Wisconsin Young Democrats Robert F. Kennedy Johnson Kennedy Pearance Dennis Klazura New York Sen Eugene McCarthy New Hampshire Jay Sykes McCarthy Oregon

National Defense Topic At DAR Meeting

Forbes Road Chapter of the D A R held its regular monthly meeting in the social room of the Presbyterian Church with Henry Baker Reiley Jr. speaking on National Defense. He warned about a credibility gap and urged the truth be shared, citing the U 2 and Pueblo incidents. He focused on military economic and moral concerns including Bay of Pigs support and Dew Line spending.

Forbes Road D.A.R Presbyterian Church J. F. Messenger Henry Baker Reiley Jr Somerset American North Korea United States Mr. Reiley

Three Local Lions Club Inductees Named in Somerset

Bernard Thorn Robert Keim and James Dining III were inducted into the Somerset Lions by deputy district governor Robert Lorentz at Bittners Restaurant. Thorn born in Buffalo attended the University of Buffalo and Columbia University earned a Doctorate and served in the Marines. Keim a Conemaugh Township native graduated from Conemaugh Two High School Juniata College and Dickinson College earned his LLB in 1956 and is married to Shirley Lee.

Bernard Thorn Robert Keim James Dining III Somerset Lions Robert Lorentz Bittners Thorn Buffalo N.Y University of Buffalo Lafayette High School Columbia University Somerset Somerset State Hospital Seneca, N. Y Conemaugh Township Conemaugh Two Juniata College Dickenson College Keim Shirley

World Monetary Crisis Develops Across Bonds and Gold

European gold rush tightens U S credit and closes London market as the crisis deepens The United States vows to keep gold at 35 an ounce Congress ends 25 percent gold backing for paper money freeing about 11 4 billion in gold reserve The London market closes on orders from the U S and a bank holiday is declared by Queen Elizabeth World news continued on page two.

Washington Atlantic U.S London United States Senate

U S Reports Cut In Enemy Forces In Vietnam

The U S Command reduced its estimate of enemy forces in South Vietnam to 207 000 to 220 000, down from 223 000 to 248 000. American combat deaths top 20 000 with 509 killed last week, total 19 760, as the war forces prepare toward 1 380 000 allied personnel by June. An ambush of a 30 truck convoy near Saigon underscores ongoing Viet Cong threat.

Somerset Interchange Old Farm Jerry W. Bond Beton Missouri Edwin Q. White Saigon USS. Command South Vietnam U.S Vietnam

Higher Teacher Pay Requires New Taxes

Harrisburg AP report notes House Speaker Kenneth B. Lee says higher teacher salaries and more local aid would need added taxes next year. The $500 across the board raise and a $54 million local subsidy plan aim to finance first year costs. longer term funding would require new subsidy legislation.

Vincent P. Carocci Harrisburg House Kenneth B. Lee Lee Senate Sullivan County Pennsylvania General Assembly Shafer

Teachers and student win in co op Art Contest

Mrs. Nancy Campbell of Confluence R D 3 wins in the club member division of the Somerset County Federation of Women's Clubs Art Contest held in Berlin. High school winner Allen R Gyorko of Rockwood Area Schools, mentored by William H Welsh, to enter southwestern district contest March 23 near Greensburg.

Nancy Campbell Kingwood School Turkeyfoot Allen R. Gyorko Fort Hill Rockwood Somerset County Federation of Women’s Clubs Berlin Confluence R.D. 3 William H. Welsh Somerset R.D Campbell Confluence Civic Club Kingwood Pennsylvania Federation of Women’s Clubs Mountain View Hotel Greensburg William Merrill County Clubs

Draft Calls In The Co. On The Rise

March draft activity shows a sharp rise with 46 Somerset County youths slated for induction and pre induction physicals up from February. statewide totals rise to 2880 draftees for March from 1653 in February. 54 Somerset mountains scheduled for March pre induction exams compared with 24 in February. All 100 registrants report March 2 to local board 156, Somerset.

Somerset County State Selective Service Somerset Mountains Somerset

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Perry Palombo Michael Farrell Junior Darlene Walker Kathy Yoder Catherine Yoder RFK National David Carley White House Lions Club BY Donald Barron Joseph R. Coyne
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