Nine Family Members Murdered in BC Household Tragedy
In British Columbia a grim family killing left nine members dead including Larry aged 17 and children Pearl 9 Phyllis 4 Colin 2 and William 6. Phyllis was the sole survivor as Mrs Hill and Peter's mother were elsewhere in hospital or away from the home.
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Larry
Pearl
Phyllis
Colin
William
Mrs. Hill
British Columbia
Peterson
James Paterson
Sask
Lefore Mary
Daratly
Jean
Kathleen Hill
Evelyn Paterson
Senate May Heed LBJ Money Plea To Restore Model City Program
Senator Johnson presses for restoring large parts of the model cities funding and unveils own urban renewal plans. Senate committees weigh expanded housing and anti poverty measures with a $3 billion program to fund housing, jobs, and loans while restoring cuts in the model cities appropriation.
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Senate
Joe Hall Washington
Phe Sandle
Johnson
House
Tomaltus
Johnsen
Senate Dumtocrat
Mike Mansfield
Joseph Summer
Clark
D-Pa
Congress
Tito Ends Tour Of Arab Lands With No Peace Plan
Yugoslav President Tito wrapped up a tour of Arab states with no concrete Middle East peace formula. Al Ahram quoted sources saying he would pursue quiet diplomacy through UN channels. Syrian leader Atassi rejected Tito's proposals while Israel faced religious tensions over a planned prayer atop the Temple Mount site.
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Tito
Middle East
Noureddin Atassi
Sn Ces
Syria
Rabbit
Iraeli
Shlomo Goren
Old Jerusalem
el Akea
Tius
Jerusalem
International Red Grass
Israel
Prayer Today at First Methodist Church
The speaker offers a reverent daily prayer praising mountains and lakeside beauty. Thanksgiving for vacation days and the joy of God’s gifts is expressed, ending in a blessing in Jesus name. Meaver Rupert, Ant Arbor, Nich., minister at First Methodist Church.
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Rupert
Ant Arbor
Nich
Minster
First Methodist Church
Ground Action Still Reduces U.S. Casualties
Reports from Saigon indicate U.S. casualties fell to the week’s low, with 82 Americans killed and 748 wounded amid limited ground fighting. Despite scattered skirmishes near Tam Ky, air missions in North Vietnam were curtailed by bad weather, and Communist deaths reached 1,043 the past week.
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U.S
Tam Ky
Saigon
North Vietnam
Hanoi-Haiphong
Panhandle
Sandy
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Vistam
The Daily Abate Estabished Most published every day vexced
Fragmentary OCR text describes a daily newspaper with notices of pricing and delivery details, mentions Associated Press licensing, and notes republication limitations. The readable content provides no coherent event or clearly named persons, places, or dates to anchor a full summary.
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SD Summit Ave
Hagerstown
Silver Value Upswing Boosts Coins and Certs in 1960s
Dealers pay 25 to 30 percent above face value for certain coins and silver certificates as demand climbs. Silver dollars nickels and other items fetch premiums due to shortages and the government price floor, with premiums tied to alloy content and limited supply. The article notes that silver prices and coin values rose despite a fixed official price, driving collector interest and industrial demand.
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Phil Thomas
NEW York (Ap
Deaters
Sto
Iran
Eureilivaiet
New Yorker
Loantile
Deater
Four Catholic Bishops Call for End to Bombing in Vietnam
Four Roman Catholic bishops urged the United States to end its bombing of North Vietnam and pursue peace talks with all parties, including the Viet Cong. The appeal backed the Negotiation Now! campaign and supported internationally supervised elections in South Vietnam and a UN-backed billion-dollar economic program. Signatories included Archbi shop Paul J. Halligan of Atlanta, Bishop John J. Raugherty of Seton Hall University, Bishop Victor J. Revd of Oklahoma City-Tulea, and Auxiliary Bishop James P. Shannon of St. Paul. No White House comment was provided.
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Associated Press
United States
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
United Nations
Paul J. Halthan
Atlanta, Ga
John J. Raugherty
Seltan Hall University
South Orange
Nat
Victor J. Revd
Oklahoma City-Talea
Okla
James P. Shannon
St.Paul, Minn
Vic White House
Statenent
Republicans Wobble On Vietnam War Positions In 1968 Battle
Washington AP reports GOP governors and candidates drift between hawk and dove stances on Vietnam. Michigan Gov George Romney shifts toward critics of bombing while Gerald Ford downplays rifts. Rhode Island Gov John Chafee softens air strike support as Sen Everett Dirksen notes growing public concern as 1968 approaches.
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Washington
George Raney
Michigan
Romney
White House
Gerald R. Ford
Wat
Ford
Rhode
John H. Chafee
GOP
Chafee
Governors’ Association
Providence
Stock Market Up in Active Early Trading
New York AP reports the stock market edged higher in early trading with about 150 stocks advancing on the New York Stock Exchange. The Dow Jones average rose over three points as Getty Oil gained nearly 4 percent and United Aircraft, Boeing, and Xerox gained about 2 percent. IBM, General Electric, Procter & Gamble, and others rose, while Johnson Service slipped after heavy volume.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Dow Jones
Getty Oil
United Aircraft
Boeing
Xerox
Central Data
General Electric
IBM
Procter & Gamble
ULS
Local Obituaries Narrative From Williamsport Area
Obituaries list several residents including Katherine L Ebersole 69 of 254 N Mulberry St with services Friday 11 am at Rest Haven Funeral Chapel, Greentown Cemetery Williamsport. Joseph H Cople Sr memorial mass planned. Hilda Faye Ramsay - Mt Figgie Hospital resident died. Eliza beth C Reilly 79 died Western Maryland Hospital Hagerstown. Richard Shehan 86 died. Catherine Marquard of Dresher Pa and several grandchildren noted. services and burial details scattered across Myersville Williamsport and nearby communities.
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Katherine Ebersole
Katherine L. Ebersole
Mulberry St
Haven Funeral Chapel
Joseph FR. Cople
Joseph H. Cople
St. Cary’s
Wilson Marlin Ramsay
Melvin D. Hughson
Nottingham Road
Wilbin W. Hralett
Oallimore
Myersville
Elizabeth C. Reilly
Western Maryland Hospital
Hagerstown
Frederick County
Edward S
Sarah Ann Hoffman Green
Richard Shehan
Martin Manor
Pleasant Walk
Dreshertown Road
Dresher
Leaf Funeral Home
Wi Honte
Russell Mameport
Thomas F. Sinn
In the United Brethren Co
Auris
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