The Iron Mountain News October 20, 1966 (Sandy Terry Wedding)

‘Weather Bureau

FORTY-SIXTH

YEAR,

Forecast) NO.

Ky Eases

Australia Greets LBJ CANBERRA, Al (AP) —P red in Australia today to an enthusiwelcome, and 7 i. was on a mission of hope

peace. he. said. ahead is not easy

the

Political Crisis,

Yellow Is White,

‘South South’ Viet

BOSTON

(AP)

—

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‘a.| Greeted By Leader ‘The weather cooperated fully for the coming | American Presi icdont visit Australia. . A light rain “stopped 10 minutes before the presiden tial jet landed in Canberra, the capital, and brilliant late after- Boston School Committee to reine the dark gray thundei as classinea ee = von Fohnson, fe wile, medente 68two Sepredominantly oe re tepped from the plane to be moving NEW, YORK (AP) — Th housewives” cott widened greeted by Prime Minister Har- Chinese schools from the racialtoday as shoy pers in at least six old Holt. ly imbalanced category more cities joined the spreading back once, again, to Hi only’ ridiculous,” Lee out-counter war.

War IT visit to Austr: saids it'snot unfair to us.”

200 women in Daytona li Ze v The school committee has

schools, but only concerning Negro children.

Acting under the state's racial Imbalance law, the Board of Fducation has withheld funds from Boston pending a satisfactory plan to reduce school imbalance. The law defines an imbalanced school as one with a

ag,

calls from women in Wicmeis

society of which they dream.”

in its third da:

¥. could result throat any| slashing as markets mragele to maintain their sales wae In “announcing price reduc-)

tions in the Alber supermarket| chain in the a, E. «| |

milk

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EX-SENATOR

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been in a

come Simcoe

oak and an in- | the seat that year. in South, Vietnamese| | During his last0 years inthe July. (AP_Wirephoto} killed and wound: old Yun Yun Wan, a Chinese in the week pupil in the first grade at |e into the | Romney Quincy School in Boston, isn’t COLOR?

—

Six-year-

Gets ‘of federal é spending. a I oie ont Sean eo Boosts Zolt cooataee .

Has Nestegg Sen. Byrd, publisher

killed,

to get away .from -so-called | wounded and 21 : of the Winchester (Va.) Evening|

By The Associated Press racial imbalance’ in the Cong Losses oe [Star and Gov. (Va. }| es George Be Romney heen wy ae ee an eek. were | Daily News-Record That caused even presidential sweepstakes while Jey and Rii wth the te 71 Chinese in the . Since when, “cialis at 18 | | cor Democratic white-oategory, the school i n.055| its was asked, are Mongolians ittee' pees op) got a boost in his estes

white Soa St On Te dents.

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WHAT

Forty-six of Boston’s 191) schools have been ruled raciall y

ey,

“For free men, for responsi-

ble men, for men’ of conscience, general manager, | there BONN, Germany (AP) 5 — gate L.said Withers, the ‘was made |tive butis’ noto United to “stem the tide of rising Germany today began gl to lower the house-| ing the future of ic prices and food budget to a livable| Parliament. alliance to what wives Jevel.”* now An abrupt end came to the toff the danger of price war in Portland, Oregon, | tack on Western Fu ‘Top-level. officials, met _pel- where consumer pressure a had vately in the West German for- brlefiy sent the price of ‘2gallon of

Va.

compared wi 9 Pe hed, || Baa more than 50 per cent non-white | quite sure what all the fuss 18 | | missing, Yigi. week’ ait cz Be his

th

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BERRY VILLE,

| seating North and South Viet x then-Gov. AlbertisS. tired Senator Harry F. Byrd, politics for decades, pila figures released today| He was appointed to the U.S. isVirginia dead at the age He

4, Johnson, decla there te | population. / sees anes whattior ber akin [T= Sok? or white. Officials (bas) js yellow gone ‘vast area of the world. challenyaaa eo committee law's constit!

—from tyranny, Nesocn “fortien from “Tomiie r|| tonality and secks a court order | Temoved Yun and te" others Wye | releasing the state sexta 4) category | 160 were reported

ver, the of the largest boycott, and a chain of stores in Cincinnati a seriesof part of that fanila."”

The American Presid price reductions. editoyd, King, vice President moved on to th stop on his 29,000-mile after Beneral manager of Chiefs) Stores, said the Denve!

Public pledges with campaign,

Famed

y_at his home. spokesman said a malignant brain tumor felled| government ne: er who was rat S away attending we Manila Virginians for more than 1 conference round fighting in South Viet he died In a coma since July m came to a near standstill, fa: Yes arses kK at oe an rt c 1] politician while his son Harry i JE,Was in the midst of a Demo align to win for himE. seit his ‘father's U. ate Bombers Busy . Byrd Je. now holds it by At the other end of the coun- appointinent bombers ham‘The elder Byrd resigned from etnamese| ov desire to step down ‘avor of a younger man. Byrd r, Si. a Virginia state senator, beadquarcers near the zone sep, | waa promptly named to the post

he | been in a lengthy fight with the

“Housewives Voice for Lower Prices” while a for the group said it received

today rast

crisis

selback in Mekong Della fighting.

The premier, ined 50 confident of his rule that he

said

Walter J. Lee, 17, = high school senior, “white, negroid and yellow.

“Pm Chinese and I'm yellow.

So bow can the school committee suddenly decide I’m white?”

The was reacting Wednesday to a decision by the

popons was in Van Nuys, Calif., organize a local chapter

Virginia’s

Or So Say These (yh \Byrd, Guardian. ong Beatir Boston Educators (°°... Of Budget, Dies three raceg in this world,”

Six Cities Join War On Food Prices

PRICE 10 CENTS

Picks Rebel Foe As Stand-In

task “the

Johnson flew Zealand, where he obtained pledge of allied unity in Viet am, and called on North Viet Nam's lea join in a “‘nobler war” on hunger, Ignorance and disease in Southea:

‘The three major members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization are agree, perhaps by the end of November, on a American

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163

NATO Weigh Slash In Forces

News

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The Weather

Upper Michigan — Mostly warmer tonight, Friday. Low 34 (U.S.

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Tuesday lying on the these, about 100 were killed by MILWAUKEE (AP) — ‘Three | 4 waitresses who worked with the floor of the lobby in. a Fond du hotel. slain Sherryl Thompson have Fond du Lac police said they told police that they Milwaukee counterparts pictures of a 35-year-old former alerted learning that the man mental patient now in custody | @!after losses at least as high as thi lived n e s Miss ‘Thomps: for questioning as a customer at ‘They said a-receipt for Viet Cong and probably higher. restaurant. qanaiee established the fact

The development was one of that, he was in Milwaukee at vevetal, ranging from Fond ¢ time the 1@-year old woman is., te Dallas, Texas, in was killed

I hree

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AssassinIs Held Insane CAPE TO South Africa | (AP) — A South African court |declared Prime Minister Hen|drik Verwoerd’s assassin insane | today, ending his murder trial.

The killer, Dimitrio Tsafendas, 48, was ordered committed to

jail,

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Charles

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the leading contender if he does well in the November election.

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a few GOP congressmen to victory as well.

Meanwhile, Romney's opponent, Democratic State Chairman Zolion Ferency, reported his fix nancially sta starved campaign

beginning to receive some monetary

not

R. Gino

said

from

Demo-

now

hopes

Swart is expected to order his > hare $200,008 avellabia toe bis

jomney rirother transfer to a mental institution, |effo relatively skimpy The ‘court's ‘court's rulii ruling ended th the than’ dre originally budgeted. [trial because it held Tsafendas $150,000 Flint area unions have don: sent unfit to plead to the mut ted $3,800, another $2,500 came charge. from Bay’ Cit wie; | Free Three Months Tsafendas, a native of Portu: tars i n Muskegon gave hica ritain nearly 60,ainst her ok gee en we oe The man had been committed who hed ucceed — an we shall succeed the senatotiel ironGait. months as a|° | nqOn sympathized | Worked for several qivarliament —"Three (AP)aboard WASHINGTON theof || astronauts for Hospital State ral Patied two church.

Mllwaukeepoe Any of the Americans could Amesiean with’ a nobler war cea UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. — we shall the be will result the as Insane soutien acreated Criminal be used in Viet Nam, Ameragainst. man’s “ancient. enemies on Sept. 6 a3 | housewives who have boycotted last | next Apollo space shot, says the in * Milwaukee faced | ® stabbing a stolen car = Dallas, ican officials say they want to (AP) — Tho U.N, disarmament — hunger, ignorance and dis- inyada. the teime ininorer aaron. the hish fod prices" in supermar | year. He was released in July. | National ‘Aeronautics and Space| government ‘i tod case — everywhere in Southeast q front bench in the | kee Administrati | ilwaukee Policemen lett TT Asia, including North Viet Nam, Detectives. said_the man at this morning for Dallas to fe next| launch of the vehicle Parliememery chamber.

Griffin's opponent, former if its government so desires.”

Ta Mental ‘patient "patie from. il-| Som two youths, about the “thet | ean dest men toward “At thethe start of his trial this |Gov-G, Mennen Williams, cha wal£originally sched- | week, mer from defense told the Cape lenged “the senator to wi mental he de advice of his at-| oe eempsonIwaukee eee a uled to be unmanned. lead to the spread of nuclear Fumes Fell 31 In why he voted against’ the Natee ‘Buprenaa Cont: tale noe tonney not to answe uestions. | apace program successes *Corie ‘aide at Dallas said ispute that Tsafendas had tional Defense Education Act in ‘weapons. schedule, Found In Hotel of a Tulsa, Okla., news- have. advanced it con- 1964 when Griffin was a conU. 8. Ambassador Arthur J. Detroit Factory The announc terfea Mahe Instead was, mentally e: sman.

Wednesday, wes thade after a disordered | aying, ) DETROE (AP)— Thirty-one Hazen McEssy had time and Williams, who spent much of i here last week of the therefore unfit to plead or stand the they were overcome apparent- the man earlier to ten days In|found in the car ahee design certifica- trial. est to a| were artested about midnight space agency's PPby fumestoday at an indus. tion review board. conduct charge. Po-| Tuesday.

The aide said both etal plant in northwest Detroit “Programs for Progr of defense psychiNo date has been set but the striatabattery - | All were hospitalized, but none | Ii e Capt. . Gustave Schmitz tes. | boys deniedany connection with launch Soot toro, foe tia’ present, of position papers. is expected in Decemcase. is believed in serious condition. tified they found the man at |the Thom Dealing with ‘osecution witnesses Air Force Lt. Col, Virgil TL. antilabor, antipeoGrissom, Lt. Col. Edward H. who testified today agreed with ple and antibusiness” Palsied Joe’s Stolen White and Navy Lt. Roger B. defense testimony that Tsafen: Congress.

Bike Is Replaced Chaffee are the assigned crew.

| Debate Plan

tim’ ineenaivs geareh for killer. her to Surrender anything ‘whch pretty teen-ager’s progress ss ig hers, not to bring down her Authorities indicated ues government

To Disarm

A search of his car disclosed

Iie hal acd hed, ee | Named For Apollo Hop

Two Jewish

DErner

(AP) — Joe Lar} arms.

nae Tle sa is oe tbe0rey jloe's‘other bicycle, with spec: Nazi Trio Goes On tai handle neat and pe[Trial For Slayings dals, a, salen fast week.

Joe ‘044 |. He has cerebral een, Germany palsy. He can’t walk without Three i ss help. on a bike, Joe moves yey well around Detroit's east where he sells newspa- aiding, in

Pike, than 18 offers. of balp came

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Share STOCKHOLM,

Writers Chosen To Nobel Literature Prize

Sweden (AP) Jerup | ‘and H. Pontoppidan

—] Jointly aw: Prize for literature today. They are Samuel Joseph Agnon of Israel and Nelly Sachs, a German | u who lives in Stockholm.

‘This is only the second time in the history of the literature prize — going back to 1901 —| ture of that i has bon shared by two The_Lirst time was ts 1917 wien two Danes, K. Gjel- ‘The two

“Mother, Two Kids led At Ironwood Unmanned Satettite re-| ‘The Bridal Gown” and “The pie: wanle te TRONWOOD (AP)— A young MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet Upper Peninsula mother and Miss Sachs, a poet, fled Ger- Union launched its 130th untwo children were many wi manned Cosmos satellite today, Korean Reds Charged her Wednesday night when thelr car per theoesNazis and ihehas apparently teen while visiting-leadco vith a Chicago & Nort ers from eight Communlst coun. In Kidnap, Killing PMter poems and translations of western Railway locomotive Swedish poetry al tries watehed at tthe -launehing PANMUNJOM, Kores (AP) fa crossing near i soldier pumber of killed and another kidnaped, "by By She sf her 75th Korean soldiers }-im—the demi arise

Soviets Send Up New

zone between_North and South lin | Korea, the United Nations Command ‘charged tiday, Go;

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THE

‘Orville Freeman,

Of Agriculture,

UNICEF |Halloween Plans Set™

Secretary

To Visit Here

Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman will visit Iron Mountain on tober 26 to in: nd speak at a testimonlaf’ dinner for Congressman Raymond F. Clevenger (D-11th District) Freeman will fly into Iron fountain from Delroit during| the afternoon, stopping off at| Alpena to pick up Clevenger, who will be completing a three day campaign swing thro tha seven eounties of the ern Lower Pei

acquired by the U. S. Forest Service Jast September. fn helping el to: Cor omplete volias tions which led to the sole of the Tract to the Federal Government for $5,700,000. preserve owned ing by the late Fisher Brothers o! f automotive fame.

Kageorge In Charge

RON

|Florence )Man Dies Unexpectedly

Plans for a safe, constructive Halloween celebration were an-

Robert _C. ea Lake, died while visiting his sister, Mrs. Clarence

Johnson,

of

Crystal

He was born July 24, 1884, in | Findlay, Ohio, He moved to ‘the 1 oper sted his-own Car will bis Fe cent retirement.

Ho leaves two sisters, Mrs. larence (Dora) Johnson, of family campground

sites _with-

Obituary

in the wildlands of the Tract, one brother, tha economy of the area will be of = Waupun, ted by an estimated $1 milimeeee and lion a year from this one source alone,” Clevenger said.

Fri itional benefits to the | F; and general development plans now elng | at studied by the Forest Servic Such plans include a 12 mile ator canoe route across a cluster of church of Florence, will 10 lakes, hiking and trails, picnic grounds, Burial will be in the Woodching sites and swimming lawn Cemetery. beaches.

Dinner At Hotel ae

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ti

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mn, 60, of 1924 Ledge street, Niagara, who died Saturday after’ noon at St. Luke’s Presbyterian | to hospital. of Chicago, were held

at 1:30Unionyesterday .

‘Treaters Protestant ae will be escorted in small groups ¢ Rev. Thomas C. Lembcke | and Uielated at the service. times,” Rev. Brand. indicated . John Faulkner, After’ the collection, # sang “How Great ‘Thou ont | count party will ‘be held at accompanied

by Mrs. Charles|a local church. Pi ° foe

Petters,

Caulking

29:

Cemetery.

Heights,

Services for Mrs. Myrtle C.

GEESE FeEDIG PROJECT AT WAY DAM—Top ph oto shows a tractor at one of three islands in the Way Dam backwater, prior to planting mae for geese. The clearing and planting is being handled Conservation Fire Division end. Gate Division Bovituste, ‘Distvlet 2 fire supervisor for the Department ot Conservation, shown in boat, lower \g story. (Iron Mounphoto, as he leaves one of the islands after inspection. See accom,

tain News photos)

wee! Way Dam Geese Project ,

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The first school session cov- .|Being ers automobile, fire, Dolley ee

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‘The Michigan Departmient of the Battalion, ferried tractors to ation—with a vital as. the Islarids for the clearing sist from the Michigan National| work. The Guardsmen’s part in Guard—has_n special project |the operation was coordinated nd this week at the Way by Col. Anstin Lindberg, battal.

1) ion commander. are| Directing the Michigan De artm personnel Conservation ef. clearing three islands on the partment backwater, and rye and clover forts on the project is Art Sawill planted as feed for viluoto, district fire supervisor, 1 clearing of the is- District 2, with headquarters at geese.

Falls. fs te being handled by the Crystal The project 1s expected to be Fire Division of the Depart ment, and the planting will be complet: by tomorrow. the National’ Guard will ferry in charge of the Game Division.

The islands, while not re- Minor Damage In signed as a refuge for geese, will provide feed for the birds Car-Deer Mishap —and therefore should. provide better hunting. Nesting platMinor damage was done in a forms will also be constructed car-deer mishap at 915 Tues in hopes that geese might nest day evening on the Traders there. The islands on which the mine road in Breitung town Michigan State Police =, ite [fron Mountain Bost t Gary B, Davidson, ot 308 the National| Hisine street, Iron Mountain, Guard come in? was driving south.on the road The 107th Engineer Battalion | wher of Ishpeming, using a light tac. |path of his car. The deer ran tical raft provided by the Glad. | off slate the. woods after the stone Float Bridge Company of| mis!

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RCA area contingent of “CHEESE FOR VIET NAM” CARAVAN — Unita of the Dickinson county the e "Cheese For Viet Nam” tractor curavan were pictured yesterday morning thecrossing morale of US.8 interstate bridge south of Norway. ‘The promotion is designed to boostthroughout WisAmerican fighting men in Viet Nam, and 14 tractor caravans are moving Wis. Donations received by the consin to a mass rally scheduled for Oct. 26 in Stevensto Point, the armed forces in Viet Nam. Concaravans will be used to buy special gifts to be peat triton may be made to a special account set uj ‘as “Cheese For Viet Nam”, First Nationank, Wausau, Wis. (Iron Mountain News photo

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‘Promoted~ Edward Rollo, 25, has been fed to the rank Of ser-

Rollo’s. promotionwi firmed Tuesday by Ss, Mark nette county

and Linda. Phillips. Second row, left too right, Mark Dolander, Barry Perron, James Saxon, Jerold Pierce, Ronald Stenfors, Robert Adams and Penny Korpi.

‘Third row, left to right, Ronald Weide, Gary Aho, Peter Senatori, David Nelson, Dale Mic paud and ‘David Satterlund. (Gwen Daly photo)

— This group was CONFIRMED AT OUR SAVIOUR’S LUTHERAN CHURCH Pic. retently at Our Saviour’s Lutheran church in Iron Mountain. Candy pe to right, Pastor Verner A. Granquist, Edward Miller, stay tured first nson, Sandra Stevens, Andrea Lindblom, Donna Selin Vanderlin, M:

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Bureau of ee aeattte should {quette, Michigan, c/o Leslie ‘He is a member of the National Counselor. hn Of- Ruohomaki, DSB’ Wat the and Association Rifle Social" Services cornet the ey ie ine Rollo is married to the former | 1s; Examinations

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‘Now.- 14 in Lax| hold hearings to added time beenA full "| counselor~has~ the, slaying of Valesie jailing |tbe staff and is available by tioned ropes, while a Wednesday Percy on rules governing | spointment. viol tion cars Friends and relatives are en-| D4 0 & parole, bearer aot Lave couraged to refer individuals | “cul wat cng uy vce Dam ROMAEres |Sag person. a Soins. of a

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‘THE-IRON

1966

Saw Filers

British Jobless Rolls At Four-Year Peak

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‘Tadych, defeated for re-clection in the primary, circulated epegpented ° ples * Gen, Bronson La Foltoile Teid that the phrase violatby Tad-

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witl County election commission then York Giants in 1954, will rulesied ‘Tadych’s nomination coach. inst ett _bokdovers axe ie Prjodge O'Neill found that the uill| phrase was not confusing, mis.

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The ocean waters which cover Durocher said the Cul ~ | specific deal in mind to ecquire more than two-thirds of the a_rigl jht-handell__pa’ er_hitter he earth's surface average more up position. than two nautical miles in depth will In 10th place a week ago, heeds for Wrigiey Field, He

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THE IRON MOUNTAIN

The

NEWS,

IRON MOUNTAIN KINGSFORD,

“With Enemies Like That, Who Needs Friends?”

Iron Mountain News

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20; 1968

MICHIGAN ————-BRUCE BIOSA

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1B. ©, ERICKSON, Editor

For. Dick oa

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1966 light of aftermath that they have decided to say as little as possible about it.

Williams served six terms as governor.

‘The Associated Press reported this week No other man in the more than a century of that Republican U. S. Senator Robert Grif. Michigan history has done that, The period

Ha

was one in which the Republicans predomi-

nated in advance flecting must be for this.

Legislature. It was a period of great of social welfare legislature, relams the ni ational trend, and credited with much of the credit

have been a surprise. A littlewhile ago the | “But it was also a of f angry quar AP reported that Governor Romney has roling tn which the state’s reputation, stanthe Economic dards of equal scored more applause before

treatment,

Club than Zolton Ferency the Democratic challenger, who, by the way’ had scored heavily over Romney in applause bate before a large meet

tegrity

all

suffered

and its final in-

seriously.

It

was

the

period of payle jess paydays in state government, of national disrepute as a “broke fare state,” of interminable squabbling Between the overnor and the legislature It would be unfair to suggest that the Legislature was without fault, but It is obvious id with that with the situation reversed and Republican George Romney in the executive office and with the Democrats in control of both houses of the Legislature that much more progress has been made. The ecate'e reputation has been immensely en-

in a de-

"These results are in the order of things.

‘They show partisanship which has already been well established and which may not ior into counter claims.

Some of the other elements of the Grif¢ much more reaeciing, it seems to us, than these eo-called “debates,” which are really two separate statements of beliefs and intentions.

In his recentUpper Peninsula appearances {t was most significant of Williams’ regard for the election that he almost comPletely ignored his record as governor of in a statement a his qualifications skers said good ter the Senate. Other things about him—"that he has has left his ime print on Michigan as no other governor,” etc., but there was an obviously calculated and studied design not too bring up Soapy's fin-Williams cam}

|; there has been an effort to strike pe balan ce between the interests of labor and industry and political partisan-

ship.

‘Williams hi as attacked

Griffin's

10-year

record in Congress. Griffin has said in reply “The record will bear out that I have been, generally speaking, a liberal when it comes to human right its and human problems; that I have been rather conservative when ‘

record as governor into this

southern in major contention.

THIS DELEGATE ANDREW

power

his even

TULLEY-

The National Whirligig

icant in Nothing could be more judging his fitness for the Senate than his WASHINGTON—Since an opat the African 1) erative two-party system is esdesk in the State Department didn’t relate sential in keeping the political the party in House much te Michigan's problems as they will be ican| eo I was the co-author of rascals. on both sides reasonably Leader» Gerry demand considered by our junior senator, but if his- | Loan Program. ‘Mr. Williams and his people | F™ that higher benefits be Soet service as undersecretary for African affairs. ek over a 10-year record duris to be considered, it does not add much | are looking bat ing which I have cast nearly 2,009 votes on that the Republican party onc fight ‘Johnson ” Ford luster. the floor and thousands and thousands of more has been had by Yivedon had since last Ji however, About his record as governs votes in committee and they are picking out Johnson and tery and the pubic ca only no enero It's. hap| cpparetus to try to distort my- record.” campaign appar: with regularity over since surmise that th1e Democraticlc strategists re- certain k votes who's asking about the record!

Franklin Sard ft ag no subject to critelam in the clear

ent campaign for election of his

i

record as governor. His years

Lurleen as slashes at Nixon far more ly than at any other ican, ,:ncuding ‘Romney.

At Work

ass Compromise Somehow, conferences ust

result in

Retirement

ie formal goacing, atesce || Outbillean apmpriaion’ lative draft. The actuclly providing the mon. form:

clause

is | four votes,

Daze

NEW YORK (AP) — ‘What of 65, or at 55, or 50, or 38, or younger.

* Ecos cynical electio ploy in which bo called forTigh er Social Security benefits for practically everybody is th story of the Republicans" recent Mle. The Democrats always to get there fustest with the mostest in n campaign year, leaving the GOP with no alternative but to lamely endorse the opposition's proposals. Especially in domestic programs, the Ie- our unborn children by the na: pobliears too often force them- tional debt. selves into a position .where He bellows, mostly, to they can only react. ears. The guy working in a ioe biggest

ctors, retorts NO FANFARE—The hardiest factory couldn’t care less about Gilligan is guilty of “fiscal irRepublican can find small reas- fiseal responsibility i inindeed, respo surance in the by he knows what it Taft and others like him may House ference Chair- wants to know what the 1Toulte . indeed, ore seaas man ‘ucivin tard that the Re- cians are going to do for him,| i anti-poverty ‘am are not how publicans had already proposed | person: only one one example BBBig Govlegislation providing for an au- Pag to balance the budge He Is 's tendency to be fiscaltomatic increase in Social Se- not sorely troubled ty the na- y Irresponsible.

But te Gili euity benefits tied to the cost tional debt. After all, we don’t) gens have a big advantage ovaver of living. Sure they did, pat rs owe the money to Yugoslavia, the Tafts, ‘They address the: but to ourselves, and it is next selves to the problems of the| Baby Benefits quietly that it escaped the id isn't Hidding either.

-|tice of most of the folks in the to impossible to impress upon voter rather than to those of the| He means it. If the him that the interestp: on | Federal Reserve System. this debt is money od en (A Bell-McClure Syndicate f their pro- anes pocket.

Feature) = posal, but morely atfered it and Admittedly, the Democratic

to anoth- | ference, ex's bill frequently is, a total | port. The Senate ahd the House amendment — eversthing after approve the report. 80 far, the

How's .

2.

—MAagnetic jl

an

ding ‘up in the “T gtill have 12 years, six|™ months, and two days to go.”

“You're lueky. I still got 19

Interest

y

years, ei , four days, ‘Total eat sis

By JOHN CUNNIFF assist to government efforts to deposits and | seven hours and 58 minutes.’ flow of dollars abroad. cur-| Stem therates, (AP) — Thein this YORK headlong |. NEW oot bat = making beratare which | These rates higher interest haste, either. he talks In his sleep. country y be helping im-[ed by borrowers and loved (James Marlow 1s on vaca- | prove the U.S. balance of lenders, eae be damaging “If they think they can force when viewed me out at 65, they’re nuts,” h situation, thus giving an] 4 terms of dollarjut_ stability tion.) they Some bankers wonder, how- of their devotion to‘dny, mutters then, ‘Tm ay not. be look ‘ith disfa- ‘ever, if some of the inflow that But what are ae they,scribbling? hang on unl Pm 10L — } Well about mut half ball ot theea tees = oven: trea Pil be kicking and

By Gill Fox | vor by the Treasi Sa SIDE GLANCES mi \ediate is money bein; Toluroed by Tore | figuring ey carry me One.of the mi rates has eign Branches of “American get if J telived at 60 inated ae effects of the higher been to keep money invested pani oc Europe i n than here rather Cash Comes Home . cont Sidney Homer, a money marUS. rates are an n expert on cil interest rates, commented ee sine Dead: tiiy've. ar, the return to ie lender “Some of the inflow could be motches that of masy other American money being sent

By The Associated Presi soldiers from em Alana and countries.

Pacific were hom or irom sheond. “American Inflow On Riso If they ‘Ton years ago. . . The ChicaSinco last year, the capital have it in anion, re example, go Tribune Co, the outflow has ‘been ne, mightdi y need TODAY'S HIGHLIGHT: urchase of Chicago's two and the inflow of poner from they more bere ne’ Am abroadhi On this date in 1918, Germany Homer suspects, however, The Vitel States ig ofill just that some recent inflow may be al investment there foreign monéy, that is, : specified tyy Presideat roodrow is. ioowing: ththis, many foreign “how” money seeking the rate at the lowest ilson, At the same time, ee sources of capital prefer to hol | terest a claim agai jar rath- Hint If this is so cone of these | Germans recalled all their ie andolph, Hearst Sr. founded er Hise Sgalnst other curren- funds might take flight again as | marines to their bases. merican Ln 1900. cies.

Relatively; the risk k isi zero. | eas: c Five years ago. . . could remain Te the rst hal of "1088 the n a y Tira, Marin Theresa be-| AE Chancetlr ioorat * kie agri Ph. robngs oan ou a came ruler, of Austria, Hungary | |{nnauer the scanner of 1068thie as « sortie and Bohemii tho price he had to pay in order ——WALTER C. PARKES—— high interest. payments ‘= for.| 12 1910, Woodrow Te-|to form a coalition government amount is| signed the presidney of 1 Prince-|of his Christian , Democratic Barbs relatively small, however, if the ion ‘Univer: niet Paap smal Eree niente Jo- | oeratic Part: In es toe Soviet ins here.| itself well as interest is|8ePX Stalin proclaimed a state} o, jals_who run around too Security uc as of in the | Of selge in Moseow. wave was| much are apt to end up in the United States. bn y hations|_ In 1943, British Adm. Lord] United role in pI the Vi ircles. = |the U.S. conferred have much higher rates. Korea, | Louis Mounttateen

‘House, may limit its confer-| ey.

M.D.-

Survival Planning Major catastrophes in the ill be, temporarily, at least, cut off fro form of hurricanes, fires andfh {cal mint eaten of the well. floods have always been witl help service. program is to train at least

us, but. ever since the th member of each family in of” a thermonuclear explosion one of emergency the principles there has health care. crease in public awareness materials for the course the need for disaster plan-|, ‘The vailable free of charge ‘ough state and local health Early efforts at such plan- depattmenis for tise by indus: ning stress ye evacuation trial organizations, churches, of large segments of the pop- civic clubs, schools and other ulation from target areas but group: the. impracticability sucl interested Originally this course of 11 plans soon became apparent. was built around a Another phase—the aig series of film strips. One short -deetors and ni © | session is sufficient to train an

instructor for the course.

Sound films have now replaced the film ‘They are avail ible in ish and Spanish, The instructor's kit somalns. = and beehoes hurricanes. projector and 8 screen and ot!

The in disaster supplies, including a final = planning asthe Meaignation amination and graduation certiof shelter areas in large pub- ficates.

Uc buildings and the encourpees, cover (1) radioagement of home owners to active fallout and shelter, (2) build sitar” Bhat on heatthtut living in emergencies, property: necessaryst (3) artificial respiration, (4) plement tila program the bleeding and dandaging, (5) Office of ino -oolfractures) and splinting, (8) Sepia with the United States tation of the injured, Public , has pre (7). burns, (8) shock, (9) nursey | proved. its from the Texas City oil fire

dling of mass casualties res it

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Today In History

cS

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opponent in the Nov. 8 el

‘off before the Economic

z

fin scored a 6 to 2 debate applause victory over G. Mennen Williams, his Democratic

ae Hie ee!

Soapy And Griffin

Sr 6 ta ee TH tog UE

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nf, 100, Agnes! Alter all. what would ne

politics if everyona, ected zefined?™

Th learning

| sie

that

the resort

Fnelong an” the liste summer f te

to cite an extreme example, has | with Generalissimo Chiang Kal-|

war, Sup

in China, istration _bro- a basic rate.of 28 per cent. But | Shek Wi ‘Department lo counter antiwar of few sornstons. Wisit tn risk their| In 1945, the page msi joney there. need that‘aimoet half the OTe

Seabee-Turned-Priest To Wage War On Sin In Viet Tan

‘The.

‘of Saigon.

name means

Paboe

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of staying

then that I th

1 was und

to help, |here,

«prightness of New Friend-| cided how to do this.” ships," and that. suing up, the) Retarna To U. &The Seabees left Ben Luc Tabor decided reasons return to the United States but] December 1944 and Tabor is parents,

,

general and 08 Toads , Tal ‘began visit-

es es eS idSltmi [R-Lea:

four.

visit.

from eee aetna carerieene

Humphrey's

heart attack at the

sherge ic: Del Neng

to ‘Was last | with the mother superior at the | 14s, according in this country. .

March and bis father and mol] orphanage, | Demos,

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DETROIT (AP)—Services for | squeezed in as a mop. parents. ack had dis-|Dr. Joseph H. ‘Curhan, 65, who | Humphrey's _ flight

on to

Soplaits month.

In

wi

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Republican opponents or |i" pacine and Sheboygan last

¢ Mareh ‘Nang ‘manthe began studiee we St. Veteran Doctor Dies $e, ece to Okinawa. os ee day rebar 's Seminary a Nang. ii At 655 Detroit he wrote Then said,| ‘‘the|/The only persons

l

-

the

men congressmen elected

Demoor:

the

.

tresh-

Ree and

‘School, enlisted in the Navy in young Bogbea. ; then arranged with the |in 1963.

October 1962 and was assigned in: to the Seabees. His unit spent |Navy fp be discharged . The same

returned to Viet Nem in March |e

fo

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Nang diocese, who poloted encouragement

visit

after a weekend at with earlier | practiced obstetrics and ‘gyne-| Washington corruption, the sin,” he saw in| cussedhis his years, |home in brother, Firank, | cology in Detroit-for_39_ were — in held today beSouthfield. the Navy “who|will | and a frlend incrazy.” “i ‘On his manufactured in brick First. be| Burial will urban hitch, ‘Tabor was one of five! thought Iwas |the United States was made in of the language prob-|in Clover Hill Park Cemetery. Woodbridge, Because ‘a Vietnamese| in 1825.

N.J., of teachers, | He died Wednesday. at Ben Luc to| lem and a shortage army compound

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THE

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MOUNTAIN. KINGSFORD, MICHIGAN

IRON

Francis Dulan Auxiliary Lists

New Officers

present Scemulss| Kawel, chairman, at the monthly meeting of the nlf § nant Daughters held Monday in) the fellowship room ‘The chairman, who conducted | |, the meeting, shared letters from two missionaries in Alaska. She Mrs. Alice Manci also welc! inte the fellowship, es a nev member.

“Spread The Light” was the | theme of the program, pre sented by Mrs. Ruth Rahm Scripture reading and C ¢ given by Mrs. Langkaw ‘The group sang several appropriate hymns. An impressive candle-lighting ceremony heid: one central candle being ‘lighted to represent Christ. the surrounding candles lighted, representing the members ‘The program was closed with prayer by Mrs. Langkawel.

Hostesses for the evening were Misses Ella and Esther R.

year

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‘The bridesmaid chose a gown Meetings Aoled as that of the maid of honor in beige crepe with beige Friday Stedy clab at 2p. m e over mint green bodice.

Each carried a~iong™ stemmed with Mis Carl Miller. pink

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‘The bride is a graduate of | the Norway high school with the class of and Northern Michigan University r two years. She was affiliated with the Delta Zeta Sorority.

Craze, of * Calumet. ane |She is employed as a switch soarinen "ta sold bridesmaid was rian board at Michigan ees Larsen, of Allen Park, Mich, ‘Technological University. The MOUNTAIN—MATL ” ORDERS WIL a graduate of

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tion of women in the~ election process, Mrs. Margaret Price, vice chairman of the Democraed in points over her wrists. tic National committee, urged Her elbow length veil of six voters from ceast~to coast to sta wee of bridal illusion “= the blagest- coftee fe television. program will be sponsors the Office of Women’s Activities, Democratjewelry was a dainty cross, a ic National commltive, which

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‘The First Lady and Mrs. The 10 a.m. wedding mass was_offered—by- the Rev. Fr. join them for John Hughes and the ceremony toversation via nationwide telewas performed by the Rev. Fr. vision on Tuesday, Nov. 1.

Joseph Gouin before an eltar televised coffeeklatch, graced with vases of glads and Music for the service was sung by the church choir and Mary’ Edens was the. organist. wo! nin marriage by Robert Quick, Sr, the bride appeared in a floorlength gown of Chantilly lace created with a full with lace over jumphrey. for wider participa-

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Kathleen Samson, daughter of Mrs, Alice Samson, of Quin’ | Women Invited sec, became the bride of rerey Quick, son of Mr, and Mrs, Rob- To JoinIn ert Quick, of Kingsford, during TV Coffee o

- FAT OVERWEIGHT

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OPAPP

‘The November meeting will be held at the home of Mrs, Judy Thayer.

floor

By Gaynor Maddox | Newspaper Enterprise Assn.

THE BRIDE COOKS A restaurant specialty easy make at home Hot Soup Crackers fe Edward MeCraken Special Sardine Sandwiches and the Rey. Hilton Muntz, of ruit Beverage the Grace Methodist church of Special Sardine Norway, officiated at the double| jandwiches ring ceremony performed be-| ven Gh ounces) skinless fore an altar banked by white) s sardines |gladiolus and accents of pink. ‘ sees hot buttered cheese- | Wedding music was played by bre: ‘Mrs. Mathews, organist, and the tuce soloist was Mrs. Robert Steph-| Russian Dressin, enson, Watercress and pimiento in marriage by her Giv Lift the sardines from the oil brother, Stephen R. Bure, of| and_carefuily split each in half) Grand Forks, N. D., the bride appeared in a floor length gown imported beau-ganza, fashwith a scoo ine, with flowered lace and peart and “tied” with pliques* on the front of her gown.

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Mrs. Webster Jer nnings

Rs First Methodist church of arquette was the scene of the recent wedding of Susan Wesley Durr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Reuben Johnson, of Milwaukee, residents, and Owen, Jr., Webster

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day pene Winners for costumes wert prettiest, Mary Menza; fun- cfficers ar e present. New members will be ‘ niest, Deborah Mattia; work’ involved, Trudy Mati ; accepted at that. time. best Halloween ifs Double treat: fill cream Lundy and Connie Gauthier. fla wi lppedt Lunch was served bya com- with. ehocolate-flavored ite mittee headed by Mrs, John cream and frost with ¢l

follows: Mre. Jeannette Anderson, s¢ice president; Mrs. Rouse, junior vice president; Mrs, Beatrice Warden, chaplain; Mrs. Eleanor Perdzock, Judge advoMrs. Julia Carlson, his‘Mrs. Agnes Spencer, Banner bearer; Mrs. jeanson, {ressurer; Mrs, iy Wolsker, ter; Judy Thayer, captain of guard; Carlson, music; _ Mrs Mary Dulan, Mrs. Ruth Baumgart and Mrs. Rouse, trustees,

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=igilec Forester Club ot the2 Nailonal Catholic Soci foresters held its annual

‘Mrs. Olive Thayer was named| president when the Francis Du lan Marine Auxil meeting last ‘reek ai the Shoenk of Mrs. Edith Olson.

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1966

Freeman Bagnall Named Class Representative

Niagara News Phone CL, 14459

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Ing instructor, ‘order on advice ruled begin ts eon as Attorney Daniel Miron, District Thene cgay will number have en-| at

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present Stanchina ‘ur Warden of the Wisconsih State th Gomell, He was elected to. office of wrarten at ithe. sate and convention held in Lake G Rudolph.

Dr. this Spring, as Party Held ¢o. and the host grand knight state conchairman of the 1965

By RN Camp i vention held in Rhinelander.

A natlve of Little Falls, District Deputy Mrs. Edgar Minn,, he is 36 years old and

amend.| ing of the board. the election | a Lions club in Niagara are ine ment read that’ should be taken at the present|vited to attend Room ‘19 st the ‘Niagara high meeting. school tonight at 7:30. Districtbe ‘The issue was placed on the| | and state representatives will of floor after Darryl ofLeRoy present to discuss the organiza-| dated co | law the Marinette chairman tion and its functions.

was

jaturLO 8-1731 no later day. Mrs. Peters wishes to re ‘The famous mind interested women that they occurred Dec.

7 Gee sadeolph is

Mrs. Carl Dixon. forinsel at the Novernber Tneet, | 294Men interested tn organizing

membership

| the present time.

Columbus ut Day Speaker organized Junlor by 301, will hold its on Friday, at 3:00 aa Teck, Lead.

Willen. Huffan|

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and J. HanBt. Barbara's and 8sonels St, Anne’s and St. Women planning to foln the 57, a st. Bisbee bate’s. re | Rit home run was

me Dr. Rudolph The newly Scout Troop first me meeting Ort was| taken be could ball Gee of an amendment, to Bee reee Mes. fhe'ciainal resolution proving) ery are

Alphonse

named queen of the week of the Waist, Whittlers which met Janssen om Monday night. A new mem- 222, ber was introduced making the 2, i tau a

Dr, Thomas D, Rudolph

themselves | years with the U, 8. AirIoporces ade} There will be no srimming

on Friday evening at the Let | uo to the pep rally at the Rien wih Closed tus have faith that right makes | choo Girl Girls interested in Senior Mrs malt.” | scouting should contact meeting ear ct led bywasthe coved rit a “Bre” prayer The next meeting of the foam: | Russel | Saul “Gey will be held in. the pring. November Ugh gisis to form m Troop.

FOUR merTaTes | Four Tho newspaper profession Is! Cub Scout Pack 335 will meet known as the Fourth Estate.

The other three are the cleray, or First Estate; the nobility,oF accompany Scouts. A re.

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West Side Briefs

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important meeting of the

Tat held will tebe bes

v

30 Monday Monday

at 7:30

here Sunday, were highlighted by the presentation to the lodge of a resolution passed in the Michigan State Senate.

The resolution, offered by Senator Joseph 8. Mack of Ironwood, reads as follows:

‘ted.

Brownle

caterh Sete policies wer Crystal Falls Board of tion for their approval . held, regular meeting

Girl

Scout troop

of

ee etl| ine Bates School toured the Great Lalkes Toy factory in the Educt| Rogers Location this week at their | PO#t® ent i Monday every Tuesday aftertioon from 30 to 4:30 at the school. The might. thislast members it Plan tron” has from a policy ‘who were students “approved those affecting ee ara: eddica- [20st {cl UNtout ee ar Te condlideced special. nd Zeer remain| leader is Mrs, Clarence || ‘students, but" wha tion in the regular classes situa-| Per. policy tion and al | for punishment of seudents. If it hould become necessary in the | Homecoming Crystal Falls ‘schoo! es va

The-board

with a complete teaching and _non-t

a

year + Crystal Falls pesed fir approval P ‘0 Buy Six co-| CRYSTAL FALLS — An exmn 1s who Boulanger, Donald ordinating vocal education Jension homecoming celebrati

lanned for Crystal in the Crystal Falls school this hai Falls high schoo! in conjunction WaS|with the Crystal Falls. moet University, State i presect at the meeting to re-| football aie te be played Fri-|

it is|dmenight at the ‘Forest Park | field. being applied ierd moved to purchase|' Homecoming queen candi-| by the high school | television sets) dates six «educational use body on ‘Tuesday are Studenteletced in for classroom one through six, pencieally. The|Susan

Ahola,

Cheney,

Susan

sets, to be purchased from the} par J, Erickson queen—and__Claire will be liance| Hadyn, The Crystal Gas and Fr| Grrapary, have several features |treyned prior wo kekot will reign ally {day night which make adaptable for classroom use, {M-| throughout the evening and at a

be Test Mais

mi

(ateeiee hee vane

the Societa Italiana di Benet. c

ame.

the

mutual assistance of

exploring

Pe

Mrs. Don Fell,

Mr teat. Odgers: ‘Don Fell, Jt, assistant st the chapel, and

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Perform At

IRON RIVER, — | Seventeen children, instructed by tHe lay teachers of the Assumption parish under supervision of Rev. Fr. Conrad Suda, wil receive their first Holy Communion, the Feast of Chi u the | King, at the church on SUbday,

versity.

‘The Corps doubled the previ- a tribute of esteem and hereby the] that’ its members and deacon [Donald Zalkt, Sara Bess, on over 3,000 miles during flow may cont ane Wer, ast summer. The, ee easy [dants.

Besakowstts as yalued members |cinski, isa’ * Hinds and Chris. % Pthis year with many wrypractice | igan'g Societa

Italiana

di Beneficenza,

by travel: | here gus two years mileage

FASHION AND BRIDAL

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day.

Crystal Falls’ conference future | Parade ‘past. ihe grand. stand.

until it iapossible| to weigh. fully information COD | Con-| cerning the Copper ference, the Gladstone meeting) es hers that will be held 10)

Mary

.

There will be awarded a $15/ and —§7.50-. second prize to the best class floats and 159 an organizational float sword, Pregame announcing

IRON RIVER — John Evans,| | IPIVE In * =. president ans, was’ eli the ‘Iron River high school ‘ot Final Sta. ze dent Council at a meeting of

from Iron Mounta!

and | Mr. Ltreasurer;

first-prize

0

Co

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Tactseh, Poninsula

rmance fees, fund-raising || available at the Upper ico in projects ‘and Parent's AssociaPower Co,

jowntown Iron River through Saturday afternoon.

Mrs.

‘vw hunter

in the

Malacca

serve the Public School boards

sponsored

by

the Alp!

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es

|

mberships

will

be val

‘on

.

z reciprocity basis to tiend P: Cl bs He downed a 130-pound | of education since the Commu- do owned a 190-poune’) nity. school board will have no lend a eee supper mal | legal ‘authority of its own. with arrangeMr. and ee Joseph Foch re. ‘The Iron River board of edu- Assisting The Community Coneelt SeMrs Daniel Skonik tips mney, aaoS "iting gallon © a svostaled Earl Hx Pate | ments were tio rs.

Charles Dora, Mrs. | rge Pultonen, Mrs. John at Caste Combario, where Mr.|2,,member, and i. | Luoma, Mrs. Malt Skibo, Mrs. en Focheento Bag Ove shente superintendent, In ‘addition singers, suing’ G Oa meher relatives, rele Mrs. Lempi Puska as a ‘chizen- Louis oui Bara and Miss Margaret Sh Visiting of which at-large.

CASPIAN — The second ana hee Community school board ‘The Crystal Falls ual convocation of the Palsano

Th varius”

ferby | ASANO CMU

Convocation

a

On Sunday

Clubs of Upper Michigan will be held at St. Cecilia’s church here at 1:90 Sunday. ' ‘The Iron County chapter will host the Italian-American group with a dinner to precede a meeting and program in the parish hall Sym-|<*ureh the. Indianapolis 1 end. April be followed at 8, Will (promptlybusiness with Stambaugh meetingdiseu!

Gall attend. |: Proved ne urna 23; at Escanaba, |. Dr. Vito Perrone, head of the meeting and so-| phony, ways and by the ind Bates to de nerd

‘The William Anderson Sports-

will determine its own meeting| jee

will’

[Means of expediting the merg -|cial

hour,

m

mans club will meet on Wednes- | dates. tat the city hall. This will) Lee The Iron River board of edu- ime ee night and the program | Stockholm University _ Chorus, day, Oct. 26, at 8 p.m, at Rod-| man’s. Movies are on the pro-|cation also approved payment| will be presented by Ladena| April 12; at Marquette, De Core ans of $1,000 of pledge of | Robichaud, who has just com-|mier Folk Singers, “operation of | pleted & tour of duty as a Peace | Beaux Arts Trio, Oct. 16, ‘oa © Boy Scouts will meet on Aled towardie tho sehet program. |Corps volunteer in Ethiopia. Kohnap, pianist, Feb. 27, Betty Maney, Oct. 24 at 7 p.m. in the| "in¥¢ Community rano, ‘March| ap-|'The program, which will begin Allen, mezzo other actio1

a et

Hea retmuraday evenings

| ing of the three sctiool istrict, [Mrs Sophie ‘The Menominee County Dean. | It is expected that meetings will man, Mrs.

Hostesses

will

be |'Tom Krause, baritone, Nov. 19, ®ew

Common

Davis, Cellist, Jan, 16,/ stam Cummings, chair-| Doug Rurling, Mrs. J.|Lee Evans Trio, Feb. 19 and|U! nivel

Learning” pee:

Michigan will be the Priel

speaker. “Thethe direction of Dt |the Stockholm University-Cho-| Club, in|R, Davidson and Mrs, Donald [eas Catholic. Women wil be held-on a rotating basis host) ery under I Davis. a three aes with the Anne’s in Menom.} all meet. at, SND! Bertucels will ing inee on Sunday afternoon at I school's boi tion presthe St.| ident feeving= as chairman, The| There are 20 teeth in a hu-| Oldest museum of moderi| Invitations have been sent to from Altar Society Amal ected. to attend.

are.

ex-|

first meeting | Stambaugh.

will

be held

ONLY!

“Evenings

‘ams.

Adults working with the Corps

in| man's

first set of teeth;

permanent set.

1 Gro

| 660 members, soliciting their 32 in|times is the Ashmolean Mu| dinner reservations, jseum at Oxford University.

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| $6,000 was || » Freee | years cx: |] © * 5 CAVRIAL Faas, a, were raised @ SAT. |) | | donations, |] TONIGHT @At FRI. 7:30 Only

‘A meeting of association | are to be commended for donatmembers, to which all new|ing so much of themselves, Crystal Falls members are invited, willbe their time from their —— Robert Menard spent “Weru will hold a roll call| held at 2:30 Saturday sternonn weekend in Marquette | meeting at 2 Friday afternoon | at the office ‘to determine the |e ., John Andrews, of Little Chute, at the Christ Methodist church. third concert to be presented in Wis., spent the weekend with) .Mrs. Eleanor Bosanco will have his mother, Mrs, Sophie An. of charge of the devotions and} Two concerts have already | girls A Corps recess is now in efdrews.

TRON RIVER—The Iron River joctesses will be Mrs. Leonard | been scheduled, including the| ask String Quartet on] fect until after Jan, 1 when and Mrs. Steve Machalk public schools board of educa- Yegstrom and Mrs. Garaine| eer 4 and Mr. the Men of Sang on] practice sessions will again r=. an-/ roman.

Kim, spent Sunday |tion, meeting this week, and sume in reparation for oe 30, | Visiting ‘with relatives in Me-|nouneed that a Community school advisory board, approved | Twenty-five senfor citizens wenbees and those planning SOs] aéeaben At this Umse. nomniree on obtaining membershigf this be admitted Iron River and from theMastodon Township Russell Bradley, of Menom.| by the Bates, school Sunday week are reminded boards, will area attended a party “Mast ines Was a suecesstul bow and| Stambaugh mmunity the School Board

Hermansville

| | | |

Linda

for its een

color . guard equipment, operating tien and) funds, This past year, new |] @ oj _ponchos, designed by the Corps,

were added to © Se IRON RIVER — The Iron) uniform. Just over County Communily Concert Aw used to, cover, thls sociation drive is entgring Its| penses. These funds final stage this week with mem-|through voluntary

and,

speaking

wel-|ate,

to provide the corps with new)

son of -Mr..and Mrs. Glenn Ey

daughter of Mr. and ort Taetsch, secreta

been

of th. Sen ite ls rin in the fall of| Fermin, scretary 1963, over $23,000 has been used | ate.

.

“

have

SH FORMERLY, IRENE'S5 ORES SHOP FORMERLY,

They ‘comed in every town and most| and for the people of the State invite-| of Michigan, Adopted by the ae received Fi Senate, Oct. ions.

on that! group.

Concert

will be done by Jean Davis. | the group held recently. future. e Other officers) elected wore Board members, had earie’| “Music for the ACA Youth Cen-| Mr.| dance will be pro-| Richard edwards, son of viee:| varsity | er sponsored that juntor been advisedcoach vided by he Ravelles, an in-| and Mrs. Robert Tasards, Rudy xu Beall Walter Brey. son of | president; | combo and Firumental. | wished to be seplaces: Varsity Mrs. Walter Brey Sr.|berships bee be oaly Stu suet y pean eee

at 11 a.m,

\

ienae Schon’ recommende ordthe qusenyher core, | Student Council tion that any decision regarding | {he cheerleaders and the floats | Elects Officers

Chewable” Unicap wuerraMins OE

the Societa Italiana — two of| at Marquette. will be held at 1 original charter mem- Friday afternoon to join in offering public and parade Although Saturday was a cold, whose, at funeral John Celeste Cattani and home. solemn homage of Jesus Christ, damp, day, the Corps re, bers, The Rev. Ral E Berndtacknowledging His spiritual eived fall John Belmo,_ ar are still a value the warm greetings of part of the Societa. betes Kingship over the church. many former Legionette mem‘Those receiving be it resolved | ther: bers, relatives and friends who Nowthe therefore ‘Senate’ that by: these ;}are in ‘attendance at the Uni. laypresents there Is extended to the

that there Societa oid |pe like, ofthey havewelrmaa Saturday,in} /would their 22firstand confession Tho Rev. church. pastor, fortmay covenantVanHeuveln, and| {Merle recorded suitablyItaliana, Coun!sity [DANG will doMo aea reverse Copper their a roputation will be enrolled will | Oct. a for ctesee, with re ae orks anin the disciplined | the estuann ol Heschools ighly ‘and the Scapular of the Blessed Vir| floats and cars reurnintg via officiate. the Crystal Falls |baueh Cemetery. ference and Calumet High| "Ar halftime, Beery like to enter in|. rching band will perform and se sel + arage

‘sare.

ict! FREE OFFER!

ose oe Maelo near lescendants are leaders of the comand men who follow Mrs. Peter (Arlene) Gagnea, Homecoming|:munity ir profession as physicians, Mich., lawyers and teachers. They now IRON of Oi 3 “ee contsibute signifienntiy to Mieh- Johnson, River ers, igan society and constityte Leonard Overby, all of Minbuglo corps, citizenry of loyal of 7 ant eight— Alfred Branchini American be the American wag ‘which they nea gion, completed the 1966 season have made uniquely their own. dren, and five great-grandchilOct. 30. amid sleet and rain Saturday,| Michigan is, and well may be, Friends may call-at the Du proud of her adopted sons and Rev, Suda will celebrate mass performing in Northern Michi-| Funeral in Iron Rivtheir children, exemplified in vall gan University’s a @ after3 this afternoon.

First Communion

Woman Dies Stambaugh

Legionéttes

hildren

. 'o Receive

courage

rvalization forth the re al mine:

7

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17 Child

The Firemen and

Z ing a long brought | f ‘a party for all chik was-born Jan. J of their} Mrs. ‘a place | 14, 1891, in Duluth, Minn., and|dren-up-to the eighth grade oa een at 5:30 at the Amasa and for thelr decendante that gives later moved to Minneapolis will be given county in 1925.| town hall. Prizes them greater hope, | greater er 7 |, Albert, prec freedom a1

determined

reghstered nurse. (Iron Mountain News photo

fi are Home after 8| tine Deloria who has transferred | sessions, parades, competitions | 1o 0 ore uneral periday nigh ear iy Gladslone. Schenk conthat happy” alliance: rend be it to St. John's parish in Ishpem.| and fund-raising projects. eee thet he woul « selis ai ed ta est _ peomatty Piday afternocn. in Hancock rvices wi held at 2| ing.

Althe not ale a

Baraga will drop out of the com| Marquette

|

|Of Bates

é

league com: | fumure athletic prised of Crystal Falls, Stepiten-| ar-| son, BishopGwi Baraga Norway and

a ts eg tes ‘emma 6: Bess and Meer ABest

their families

Mr, and Mrs. Michael Ferko equipment, the most modern of existen ereas,| DONATE RESUSCITATOR — A unique piece of emergency are st Warton, N. J., to attend great “faith in this its kind in use today, was donated to the Fell Funtral Chapel in Tren River for use by itt through thelr the fi funeral of’ a brother-in-law, |country which offers freedom S unlike ambulance service, by Mr. and Mrs. Ira D. Odgers of Iron River. The semeeltiat ‘applied, elko. uceumbs | and opportunity to all who wish for the patient to which it al J previous outdated equipment, exhales andwithinhales [to elif ie these. people gotaby BATES— Mrs. Olga Jobnsos, aires Delbert Jonson the aid of artificial respiration. The Nasirament rather than foreing oxygen into a victim and| reared homes, their |lished auto. adult, an as well as infant an of capacity lung the to itself adjust t0 as devised is go Rebs a Mie died Bates, of and|75, children their educated | of representative sales White, Robert are equipment new the matically. Shown posing with relly =.

Wednesday | prosper Interstate. Welding Co. of Marinette and Marquette; Don Fell, proprietor of The Fell Funeral Jr | ‘And, whereas thelr faith and Crystal Manor in Crystal Falls,

Hospitalswhere she had been a homecoming) queen ‘lection! patient "for the past two Neely, queen coronaparade months. an Mrs. Nelson was born ance counselor, is faculty et 26, 1880, in Karlstad, Sie, visor to the planning group. and came to the United States ie student activities will be- as an infant with her parents in 1881. A resident of Stambaugh for 80 years, the former Hilda Srernocn, supervis sored by members of the cheer Erickson attended leading squad, Tho skit will Nelson on ‘class: go in “snake dance” style from ceded her in death Oct. 8 1949. the high school to the Forest She leaves three sons, NorPark —wilding for the rally, man and Carl, of Chicago, and and of ‘Stambhauge,” where, in addition, members of | Clarence, wei tue De intro |Cight antichildies te the football duced by coach Richard. Mett| gréat-grandehild, . ach. parade on Friday night prnecds may call at the La; . the

possibility of ®/

the Data Processing school

group of

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MARQUETTE —_ Northern University’s basketball team began six weeks of pre-season practice. this week Michigan

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in NMU history.

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On Winning Path In NBA

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RES — NMU quarterback Rich McCarthy (at extrem right with ball) dives (Robbins, TU), forwards against St. Norbert at Marquette last Saturday. North. loss | 59” Yagodzinski_ (Escanaba). in the rain and mud, handing the visitors thelr firstKings.

Aseo-| in? Chipped the Green Knights 37-0 in the National B: |Dave Kovack (Westville, li) ie »starting to Wise | of the season. It wes the sefond starting ‘assignment for McCarthy, a sophomore from cot Mahe Bers Sew!(Roseville) “Chicago tran. | _ forte CUMU photo?

Ser Meested Guard Jeff Climie chise — supposedly the patsy of Is the non-letter veteran, while < lk Ti b Cl NF: all time — goes on winning. newcomers are center Ted Rose | CES L ia uos 1 , games, the ‘After only. three Ken), forward (Louisville, ? unbeaten Bulls lead the Western Mike: Gault Chfation, Ind), aaa.

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Former Usher et ore es ae fob ofget into up‘airany| ‘The that “If| passes a of practice he| ives is| Jones, who comes from Grand enti Primed to perform, 11 of his 2 pasate: ceaphastved they, eetball Primarily, up (to, MSU's Jim, | Ledge, just about 15 miles from | S476; getting us. minutes opening on

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3 smallest Spartan of all—and two MSU’s ‘prevent’? the pol ints. |steiner of Iron Mountain with| small in| Against Ohio State, Garrett ‘pouring inwith |that Menomines's Tom inMayou ‘other- men who appear fonmer Ohio’ Sige basketball 26 points. ed and Sumthe |230 yards in 28 trips. Chris Altwo passes gainers intercept ground the play-|heads another football's world of glants—have and tea: In the only other game sched-| ‘Of Kingsford holds, the| to do|mers stole one, biggest one of for the Celtics, said he had !ioop with 32 yrads in 68 carthe and Phillips, tf the Big Ten | saves each bave

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Dorow,out assistant played re ABOUT PURDUE—Alsketches of the Bos-| State. Siegfried Purdi : Two key ‘mernbers some Kerr] John Coach Chicago ‘But ee coach DOf for Michigan State, mural football at field FTO some: champl-| perennial AEG Celtics, me co-captain ton combined 8 Rodgers Sveraeie [Sees j p | a your, thie Webster, Callice George Ue (0 Delos on| defensive Spartan taniont i for plays paskedbell | was Litth gy eae Lgl ranks [ong of the’ National Po" Sey ete but we're duty bound to’ our-|°° $-foot-4, 218-pounder from Anderson, S.C, Dorow has scouted Died him. | Asvociation, reported Wednes- | defense. around formed |have lait Atuerten. pécfermar: 1 ae | selves to consider it."

Purdue in preparation for Saturday's MSU-Purdue clash, Minesday Rodgers threw in $4 | day talks with NFL clubs about | “I'm intrigued,” Havlicek told and the MMU dingle neck on which would decide the Big Ten title, MSU has a 8-0 record = switching tity the Chi-| spark a ed = in the Big Ten and Purdue has a 2-0 mark. (AP Wirephote) | points and ingot Cago surge in he fourth quarter

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‘Quarterback Dennis Alexejun | 42¥ a8 the Red Sax made eight a roster. jetball season. tops the passers in the confer- changes in the 40-player . M nnesota , with 44 completions in 101 \ence I PresiBrowns’ land, Pro Hockey throws th for 438 yards. Steiner that “no Art Modell said Havlicek,| ARBOR (AP) — offer wae made’ to club as a ANN Coach. with 29 points. Willis who ods aed ime, | scoring oe Bump Elliot, tried out with the Van ArsReed had 23 and Dick aaa sone Eee ae CMaSU'e 6-foot-| | dale left to salbut tight end and was the last play- | with 20 for the Knicks.

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‘The Wolverines meet another | circuit with four interceptions. face ‘came: weatherbeaten .

Jones credits Larry Lukasik,|Blanda’s in Larry Carl-|Bricco is next with three. ter! a teammate showed him a Standout Quarterback per; John Mullen and others as-| when of the boosting | Otto Graham, clipping ments’ | newspaper of his tosses. He threw his Community School Cent signed to run the he| that confirmed Redskins, Oilers. new-era Houston's | plays in advance practices with about | fourth touchdown pass of the Havlieek with |¢alked grin. said era,” “New rt but sald) season Saturday. However, the | ———— =

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12 of 24 passes | for, the has to Michigan || _ Jack R. Waltz of Pittsburgh, Gte|PHe completed Wolverines lost 207heartbreaking Soerekd ot the Groot Bay already Sa troan elght-| ership |e, 1H, TieZane as ‘Northern Inter-| Sow then took a Purdue. three players developed fortunes, Ore se: ee also kicked Pa., will captain Yale's 1967 oes, nlreadly | downs. from defeat 22-21 | into heads team | varsity tennis team. well as three | collegiate Conference ante of play. |, However, the Michigan "er Neachs for a orack at | 7art points.goal as ‘extra Held and promise nas | PUTT 08 weele y fair show for a |!t# final frantic cost the Wolverines around pro ball | | While four teamsleague title out-| mistakes ‘shot of the | £UY .Wh0"s Animals and Birds best game — against Saturday's ying shotof the for 17 years — 10 in the NEI. | ing to gainat the | season Purdue. | the of share a least or 2 Footless animal right, He ‘ACROSS AFL. the mark it} crown, Michigan Tech's Jay [and saventhe ini0-mile when,in thete once Sunday core’ season Pockets Na-| passed besten, a Use ana woorends arace] DAC GELS Une this eensen a bel De themselves . for the total ail there,” All Washington: Halfback in Illinois aro rize Dishnow caught Musie To they put a usformer ifGrabowski, Fora emiem Br 28 imal Corrupt x wi signed dual America who 4 Suspended For Season ies yards eee personal astrise, Site re defeating was Cloud uant tom te _|whila_St. zuma HEE TLE -EA pat Race | rt tm Bgenen ht Boost Morale | #289, : F Masculine = 44 Rey's= nape or in| asSEATTE, Gemma from, nickaume A yonvtate fret 9 i i mar(AP)—While MADISON. rc. more a the: Peatin the age tial music blared once an oer as |""pishnow remained ‘wo signed " the the $585,000, has seen ‘Tot much action 7 | nation, was suspended from comple. | OM 4 sound truck, Wisconsin's 37 with passer league's 60 Threefold | foot. te Guspenied was pation, | Packers’ tho.

"All of (comb. form) \ tions on 78 t tute ronson ty Big Ten season. ainder Dish. aration for Saturday's icuitadh trails but passing, 451, ‘Coach Jim Owens said Moore | pt ine corp close one,” ia one. by ‘completions in |now breaking “for a close one,” sald | was dropped with the | defense working a former Iron} against Dishnow gridIs ace.

Buckeye pass terns. chance and I just hope I don't | aire’ ‘The coach did not elaborate | Mountain —| “Fie sound truck as inatalled on the Teason. for Moore Ys sus | as Badger coaches Tuesday i Ahead of the high-priced sub| Donsion other than to. say: ? ° P | and Hornung aul oti hoped to boost morale with fight Bowling and * the rules The

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