World Welcomes 1966 with Celebration and Prayer
The world greets 1966 with jubilation and prayers for peace. Western Europe marks the year with a $15 million display as Pope Paul VI proclaims a jubilee and a new $10,000 illuminated clock times New Year. Federal and local authorities prepare for travel safety as Johnson seeks Viet Nam talks.
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Jerry Buck
Associated Press
Pope Paul VI
U.s.naval Observatory
Johnson
Viet Nam
LBJ
Republic of China
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Burlington, Vt
Free Press
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Detroit
William Polkinghorn
Stephens City approves subdivision ordinance at meeting
The Stephens City public meeting last night approved the new subdivision ordinance without objections. The ordinance now goes to the Town Council for final approval with a meeting scheduled next Tuesday. Planning Commission members answered questions including Robert Claytor, J A McCormick, A R Marks, Henry Shryock and Louis Stelzi.
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Stephens City
Planning Commission
Co. E. Bass
Frederick County
Robert Claytor
J.A. McCormick
A. R. Marks
Henry Shryock
Louis Stelzi
Misses Waist Pattern 4952 for Spring Sewing
Print pattern 4952 offers Bell bottom pants with waist band options in wool or blends for Misses sizes 24 through 32. Size 28 requires 2 1/8 yards of 45 inch fabric. Pattern costs 50 cents with 15 cents extra for first class handling. Send name address size and pattern number to pattern dept Winchester Evening Star New York.
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Winchester Eveiling Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Home Agents Schedule for January Meetings
Home Demonstration Clubs timetable lists Gravel Springs 4-H at church social room Monday 7:30 p.m. and Gainesboro Green Clover 4-H at Fire Hall Monday 7:30 p.m. Gore HDC meetings at Mrs. Maude Kerns and Gore school 4-H at school auditorium. Special interest list of names and addresses due in Home Agents office.
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Church
Middle Road
Helen Richards
Gore
Maude Kerns
Green Clover
Gainesboro
Shawenee
War Memorial Drial Building
Federal standards move toward national auto pollution control
The United States moves closer to federal limits on car and light truck emissions with proposed 1968 model standards published in the Federal Register. Public comment is invited for 30 days before Health Secretary Gardner and HEW finalize rules to curb hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide nationwide.
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Washington
Federal Register
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Department
District of Columbia
United States
Gardner
Marine Band Led by Snellings in Tournament of Roses Parade
Sidney L. Snellings Jr. will lead the Marine Corps Marching Band in the Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena California. He announced his promotion to Chief Warrant Officer as his parents in Cedarmeade expressed their thrill. The parade is televised at 10 30 a m New Year’s Day.
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Sidney L. Snellings
Cedarmeade
Marine Corps
Pasadena
Cal
Snellings
Marine Band
Christmas Holiday Visitors Dominate Chestnut Grove Notes
Miss Phyllis Light and parents plus Mrs. Lula Seals are visiting relatives in Rockholds and Chestnut Grove. Nellie Startup hosts visits from Pearl Mayhew and others. families including Fauver Seals Brannon Brannon join Christmas gatherings. Several residents travel to Camp Lee and New York as Emmett Montgomery stays locally.
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Chestnut Grove
Phyllis Light
Andy Light
Startup
Pearl Hopkins
Gardner
Ayers, Jr
Lula Seals
Rockholds
Pearl Mayhew
Nellie Startup
Claude Fauver
Minor City Fires Quickly Extinguished
Two minor fires in the city were quickly put out. A grass fire east of the railroad tracks near Hollingsworth Drive was quelled by South End and Friendship fire companies. They were called at 11:25 p.m. and arrived at N Kent and Kern Streets at 4:20 p.m. A burning automobile was doused and damage was slight says Fire Inspector William N Gochenour.
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Hollingsworth Drive
South End
Friendship
N. Kent
Kern St
William N. Gochenour
Appeals Court Asked to Hear State Convict
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals will be asked to hear Robert J. Landman Jr.'s claim that he was punished for exercising his legal rights behind bars. Landman, serving eight years for armed robbery, spent 140 of 220 days in solitary confinement for legal activities on behalf of inmates. Judge John D. Butzner Jr. ruled the punishment was for violating prison regulations and not cruel and unusual.
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Richmond
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Robert J. Landman Jr
U.S
John D. Butzner Jr
Landman
Butzner
Co. C. Peyton
Punjab Allows Liquor in Soldiers Baggage Returning from Duty
The Punjab state government, enforcing prohibition, agreed to an exception after citizen groups requested leniency. Soldiers returning from duty along the Pakistan border may carry liquor in their baggage.
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Rohtak
India
Punjab
Pakistan
You Can Tell Real Drinkers Before They Have A Drink
Rutgers experts say you can spot real drinkers before they drink and warn that coffee does not sober a person. They advise eating a good meal, spreading drinks, and avoiding overindulgence as the only way to lessen intoxication effects.
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Robert W. Jones
Rutgers University Center of Alcohol Studies
Jones
Leon Greenberg
Greenberg
Slums Dominate Delhi As Population Surges
New Delhi reports that about one tenth of its three million residents live in slums. The city commission calls the issue persistent and unsolved after years of debate.
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New Delhi
City Commission
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