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I ' , 1 ..,· ·~· ew\.~me·nc~i, ~n America tl!at has abc!Ushed bunCO!'; wl!el'l! ~~~Y t~ ·(~ liprovlded the mtans Ill obtain a mlnlmull! lncOm~i. _,.lbe "'l!lln'e pme, Fedal· Hnddnc 111111 »-21, CIV8I' amucli r.u Improved '!'litre enormous progren hu been made In pr,ovld.ID• . fasW. transportation, lmJirlWed health uq ' , ti~Piiior edUC&tiOII. . ' ' · ' All America ll)at liris,' checked infiation and w~J~ed a wiD· w-.. agalllst,erlme ; an America lhat bu IP,Ide gmt ~· Ia ~lag the ·pollution of Its. air, cleal!lllg up ill ~r , cipeftln~ up Its' parks and contiaulng Ill e1plore In Z.~n • reaarve , , _ _ ~· llouslilg, · l.i; ...1 ~· . . t ·Moat lmPIIFtant, an America at peace with all the nallons ~ tJie world. . , : lt Ia an Impressive vision ·of "li new America" which nt Richard Nixon preaented In bl.s first State of the addleis and the first of.lbe new decade-an America acbleve not at some distant day but by our IJOth ~era~. only six yea~s from now. n Ia the purpose of s\ICb annual messages to the Congl'l!ss 11!1!1 the people lo paint ,In ·bold but skelchy outlines the chief tasks and goals faclllg the. nation as the President lees them. The specifics-the actual legislation and policies ihe admlDiatration feels necessary to tackle those tasks and leach tbose goals-come later In a .series of mol'!! detslled (neslagel on the budget, rorelgn atrairs and ·the like. : 1'1iel!, as the saying goes, we get !fown to the nitty gritty .Loor the grimy reality-of partisan POlltlcs1 special·lntel'l!st freuuretl, parliamentary maneuvering IIIHI dllay; In abort; Cbi191'1UOII9 proceSS of translating agreed-upon generalities ~to aeceptable and workable lndlvlauallaws. AI the President genUy cblded bls audience; two·score leglllatlve proposala desfgned to Implement a major pari of "an unprecedented advance In this nation's approach to lll ilroblems and Ill opportunltlea" wera sent to Congl'l!ss )alit year and still await enactllient. He 'trill submit a dozen lnol'l! major programs in the course of this session. :, Not all of them have been or will be the wisest or moat llelirable programs that could be devised perhaps, but C.lfi!SS can ·continue Ill ignore them or fall to substitute Its own versions only at its peril, and the nation's. Fen: unless the s<H!alled "Silent Majority" i~ more silent tball anyone Imagined, Richard !'<lxon has agam accurately galllted the temper of America. It can allll be moved by bold dreams, but the past decade has been a sobering, If not disillusioning, experience. Tbe nation has found that ill problems or poverty. or ~urban blight of race of mistreatment of the environment ' are not susceptible tO easy and instant solutions. · It has seen the greatest military pC!wer on earth unable to bring peace In even a "minor" war in one tiny corner of the world. , · 11 has aeen the very fundamentals of its national faith rejected b)' some of it.s youth and called Into serious questloa by otliers. '· ,. It Is weary ol not, revolt and unproductive dissent, and alarmed at the steady deterioration of the doUar with no lfl!at things to show for II. • But far from cynicism or despaw gripping the nation, a :Jiew moOd of quiet determinatloa seems to have c:Ome into beJPC In ; -'Mit:m!',~( lbe President has not ~~ .IJI.It . ~·M~ K.llll'l~·ff, . 1-~ _ , ~~ · ' o<1 i.liu.,.:. Tbla Is I the Am of the piJOIId )lllst, wi i ~,tl!ll:c que capacity Ill make I · - If IDI;o the America of proud future which the Prelldenl envisions. ,r' ~ said, our'forefatbers had the vision but not the ~iiia to achieve it. It muat never be said that we were :the first generation that had the means but not the vision . Indiana Kentucky Carolina New Vork , Pittsburg~ Miami OoVi~~ ··Draw FRANK. BEAJU); bidlDg Pt;lA lftO•ey "baqer allil Newl· paper Ealel'llriJe A11oelall00 co I tim D II t!. wllll Gelf Magulne's llpJaler ol tJie Year" ~ae.anl. who woa tD•re lllaa fl15,..0 last se.aao• 111 .u •d-aew 1.170 aerie• of ctlama•, "SIIavlag St;;e.," · or ~A. M.(I:Kp:iiOlJT-Dall D'ihcw (U) _I 1 u Jlab School'a fine aopbomore: lad bla taam In roiJnom bul oa lbll eBortbewubloc:kedoul,uthebook•JI be llbould be, fNm tile Lancon' defsllvo board. ' UP, UP AND AWAY -IJeaDla Elrhlnr, 12, put.,. .. from a r.t out epln,. the Llllcers Sllturday nl&bl, clolely auarded by a defender. Uaually a blgb ICiftl', the aopbamon' wu outdlllanced by teammat.e Howle Calchrell 11110 &ot 111011' ol bls aenaallonal» polnlloa Jumpen from nUDd the tap cil . the by in the third and fourth quarter' l f ' •• • ot 'I.'IIE NEW OONGRE8810NAL YEAR ... • 'lbe leCOIIII&ellioo ollbe tilt Congresa coovenecl on January :bib. Amcl1g theprlorllyllema to be coillldered during lbe coming ;te1r Include: anll«ime and antt.pornography legialatlon, 1edn141ate revenue ~~baring, drug control and aocill secllrity ...filfwma . Your : POUAlTJON CONTROL ~ 'lbe erealioa ollbe l'rllident'a Council on Envlrnnmenill ~ly lllllrka lbe be81nnln& ollbe ''EnYlronmental Decade" ol 4le lt'IO'I. Ama.tve effort by IOVII'1!IJII!Ill, iDdullry and private idllaens will be necessary to re1t1n the purity of our air and and tobep the earlb a CCIII!oilable place In whlcb to Uve. :.aw : TAX REFORM I ~:-~~=:~=gi~::.:::~~~ reform act: Somo ollbe main features of the bill Include: a lnc:re.e iD lbe penonal ex~ rate from • to f/50 m; an 1ncrea1e In ~security benelila by 1~ per cent; ~-~out ollbe 111rta1 by J11ne 30,1870 and a gradlj8i decline in tuea On amlomollllea from the current 7 per cent to 1 per {l!enlln lm. While- ollbe feature& oiiiU complicated bill do ~-tome to be desirable, taken as a whole I bellave It will be ifll to most citizens. :ee.e '**'I , !iff. antalelt FBI Ita~ llbow ~crime rates conllnue to climb alarmlDg pace. 'lbe conllnued incrJua in violent crimP.s ;,we eperlally disturbing. Tbe need for stricter law enfor01111ent Oaad llllffer criminal pe..ltles Is clear. 'lbe Adminlslratim 'a blme control prq>O'al• sboWcl teceive Immediate atlenllon In the :JlOngtea. • ·t;: :BERRY'S WORLD ...= • .' ' ;• '' . ' . • ••• : i • I~; I I .•• ;• ' • •• ' : J Meiga Big Blacka 14 5 18 14-49 11 21 18 la-M P1!r1oaa1 Fouls: Blacka 22, Melga11. Fouled Out - Blacka : Handley, Miller . Meigs : Q-What cmimals besides IM llorse belong to the horse family? A-Donkey, binny, mule, onager and zebra. HOW lAilY POLICIS does it take to insure your farm? Under one plan - just one policy, one low premium payment, one place to pay. Dnls·WirMr �;:Hls Visibn:. ·A. , >; A': ..· : . ' ·, ' ·· ~ ·.·,~· •. I ' , 1 ..,· ·~· ew\.~me·nc~i, ~n America tl!at has abc!Ushed bunCO!'; wl!el'l! ~~~Y t~ ·(~ liprovlded the mtans Ill obtain a mlnlmull! lncOm~i. _,.lbe "'l!lln'e pme, Fedal· Hnddnc 111111 »-21, CIV8I' amucli r.u Improved '!'litre enormous progren hu been made In pr,ovld.ID• . fasW. transportation, lmJirlWed health uq ' , ti~Piiior edUC&tiOII. . ' ' · ' All America ll)at liris,' checked infiation and w~J~ed a wiD· w-.. agalllst,erlme ; an America lhat bu IP,Ide gmt ~· Ia ~lag the ·pollution of Its. air, cleal!lllg up ill ~r , cipeftln~ up Its' parks and contiaulng Ill e1plore In Z.~n • reaarve , , _ _ ~· llouslilg, · l.i; ...1 ~· . . t ·Moat lmPIIFtant, an America at peace with all the nallons ~ tJie world. . , : lt Ia an Impressive vision ·of "li new America" which nt Richard Nixon preaented In bl.s first State of the addleis and the first of.lbe new decade-an America acbleve not at some distant day but by our IJOth ~era~. only six yea~s from now. n Ia the purpose of s\ICb annual messages to the Congl'l!ss 11!1!1 the people lo paint ,In ·bold but skelchy outlines the chief tasks and goals faclllg the. nation as the President lees them. The specifics-the actual legislation and policies ihe admlDiatration feels necessary to tackle those tasks and leach tbose goals-come later In a .series of mol'!! detslled (neslagel on the budget, rorelgn atrairs and ·the like. : 1'1iel!, as the saying goes, we get !fown to the nitty gritty .Loor the grimy reality-of partisan POlltlcs1 special·lntel'l!st freuuretl, parliamentary maneuvering IIIHI dllay; In abort; Cbi191'1UOII9 proceSS of translating agreed-upon generalities ~to aeceptable and workable lndlvlauallaws. AI the President genUy cblded bls audience; two·score leglllatlve proposala desfgned to Implement a major pari of "an unprecedented advance In this nation's approach to lll ilroblems and Ill opportunltlea" wera sent to Congl'l!ss )alit year and still await enactllient. He 'trill submit a dozen lnol'l! major programs in the course of this session. :, Not all of them have been or will be the wisest or moat llelirable programs that could be devised perhaps, but C.lfi!SS can ·continue Ill ignore them or fall to substitute Its own versions only at its peril, and the nation's. Fen: unless the s<H!alled "Silent Majority" i~ more silent tball anyone Imagined, Richard !'<lxon has agam accurately galllted the temper of America. It can allll be moved by bold dreams, but the past decade has been a sobering, If not disillusioning, experience. Tbe nation has found that ill problems or poverty. or ~urban blight of race of mistreatment of the environment ' are not susceptible tO easy and instant solutions. · It has seen the greatest military pC!wer on earth unable to bring peace In even a "minor" war in one tiny corner of the world. , · 11 has aeen the very fundamentals of its national faith rejected b)' some of it.s youth and called Into serious questloa by otliers. '· ,. It Is weary ol not, revolt and unproductive dissent, and alarmed at the steady deterioration of the doUar with no lfl!at things to show for II. • But far from cynicism or despaw gripping the nation, a :Jiew moOd of quiet determinatloa seems to have c:Ome into beJPC In ; -'Mit:m!',~( lbe President has not ~~ .IJI.It . ~·M~ K.llll'l~·ff, . 1-~ _ , ~~ · ' o<1 i.liu.,.:. Tbla Is I the Am of the piJOIId )lllst, wi i ~,tl!ll:c que capacity Ill make I · - If IDI;o the America of proud future which the Prelldenl envisions. ,r' ~ said, our'forefatbers had the vision but not the ~iiia to achieve it. It muat never be said that we were :the first generation that had the means but not the vision . Indiana Kentucky Carolina New Vork , Pittsburg~ Miami OoVi~~ ··Draw FRANK. BEAJU); bidlDg Pt;lA lftO•ey "baqer allil Newl· paper Ealel'llriJe A11oelall00 co I tim D II t!. wllll Gelf Magulne's llpJaler ol tJie Year" ~ae.anl. who woa tD•re lllaa fl15,..0 last se.aao• 111 .u •d-aew 1.170 aerie• of ctlama•, "SIIavlag St;;e.," · or ~A. M.(I:Kp:iiOlJT-Dall D'ihcw (U) _I 1 u Jlab School'a fine aopbomore: lad bla taam In roiJnom bul oa lbll eBortbewubloc:kedoul,uthebook•JI be llbould be, fNm tile Lancon' defsllvo board. ' UP, UP AND AWAY -IJeaDla Elrhlnr, 12, put.,. .. from a r.t out epln,. the Llllcers Sllturday nl&bl, clolely auarded by a defender. Uaually a blgb ICiftl', the aopbamon' wu outdlllanced by teammat.e Howle Calchrell 11110 &ot 111011' ol bls aenaallonal» polnlloa Jumpen from nUDd the tap cil . the by in the third and fourth quarter' l f ' •• • ot 'I.'IIE NEW OONGRE8810NAL YEAR ... • 'lbe leCOIIII&ellioo ollbe tilt Congresa coovenecl on January :bib. Amcl1g theprlorllyllema to be coillldered during lbe coming ;te1r Include: anll«ime and antt.pornography legialatlon, 1edn141ate revenue ~~baring, drug control and aocill secllrity ...filfwma . Your : POUAlTJON CONTROL ~ 'lbe erealioa ollbe l'rllident'a Council on Envlrnnmenill ~ly lllllrka lbe be81nnln& ollbe ''EnYlronmental Decade" ol 4le lt'IO'I. Ama.tve effort by IOVII'1!IJII!Ill, iDdullry and private idllaens will be necessary to re1t1n the purity of our air and and tobep the earlb a CCIII!oilable place In whlcb to Uve. :.aw : TAX REFORM I ~:-~~=:~=gi~::.:::~~~ reform act: Somo ollbe main features of the bill Include: a lnc:re.e iD lbe penonal ex~ rate from • to f/50 m; an 1ncrea1e In ~security benelila by 1~ per cent; ~-~out ollbe 111rta1 by J11ne 30,1870 and a gradlj8i decline in tuea On amlomollllea from the current 7 per cent to 1 per {l!enlln lm. While- ollbe feature& oiiiU complicated bill do ~-tome to be desirable, taken as a whole I bellave It will be ifll to most citizens. :ee.e '**'I , !iff. antalelt FBI Ita~ llbow ~crime rates conllnue to climb alarmlDg pace. 'lbe conllnued incrJua in violent crimP.s ;,we eperlally disturbing. Tbe need for stricter law enfor01111ent Oaad llllffer criminal pe..ltles Is clear. 'lbe Adminlslratim 'a blme control prq>O'al• sboWcl teceive Immediate atlenllon In the :JlOngtea. • ·t;: :BERRY'S WORLD ...= • .' ' ;• '' . ' . • ••• : i • I~; I I .•• ;• ' • •• ' : J Meiga Big Blacka 14 5 18 14-49 11 21 18 la-M P1!r1oaa1 Fouls: Blacka 22, Melga11. Fouled Out - Blacka : Handley, Miller . Meigs : Q-What cmimals besides IM llorse belong to the horse family? A-Donkey, binny, mule, onager and zebra. HOW lAilY POLICIS does it take to insure your farm? Under one plan - just one policy, one low premium payment, one place to pay. Dnls·WirMr �I I I . I . ,:.~ t ' 'fRY USI Set This Weekend We Still Have Snow Proper cleaning a11urn minimum thrlnbg• of .ny flbric .•. bHides kHplng our ,clothes fresh and new Boots F,or The Entire dry cleaning .. often! r.ooklng. See us tor expert Family-, THE.SHOE lOX CALL OR BR lNG IT TO · ~ShoftAie serulibly Priced ..,••, 216 .L SECONJ ' ' fl -, ' J , "-1' ' ' ' I • ~~ '· YaneeyWiiu Meet Crosby PEBBLE BEACH, . Caflt, (UPl)-'11111 cllelln& amana pro golfers could be calcldn&, · especially since 11 aeem. to be wOrking, Flrllt, II wu Jack lllcklau who went oo a diet 111111 lmmfodlalely Won 1 pair o1 ' '.' ' r •• '"' ,, ., - ~'' / ' I' PH. 992-5421 . ' ' ': "'t ·~.~ .• 7" • .. ' ., . I ;;.· ' ' ,. f,! ' ... . • \ J ' j .. ~' ' ... ' ' ' NEW·s lournamenll. lloir, It's Bert YIIICeJ, wlio ~ I·diet a montb ago, loll five jlounda 111111 went ou1 llid lbe BID& Crosby llatiGnal Pro-Am Sullday, And tbe fellow he beat wu I1CIIe otber tban lllcklaUI. . YIJICe)l, unrullled and Ulll"lltlled unW almost tbe end ·by a charge by llldd4u, 1raa wllb,a final round llueokuler11if • lliat gave 111m a 7~ INliri o1 'II'CII to-under-par m. · · lllclllaus, playlnc In blri 111'11 tourney ol tbe yur ,alllr a montll'a layoff, llhot a .flnll. round Iii ov~ Pebble Beacb 1o · Ue tbe Crosby ~ bul. It wun'l quite enco•llh !Gr 'tbe "Bil Bear" .fnm ~ State. He wWnd up at 22t, blat 'II'CII tlt,IOI that Pill him lnlo tbe mJUionalrw' lnckel .... ., Th·e ' ·' t "'{ . I ·-.~ ,.,, tormer wltb Arnold 1'111.- ind lllllf Cllper. day,IIM!IIIh; beiiiii;ICIIo y • a 31~-Gid pro .rr. PGmpano Beldl, Fla., 1ibo ·Z:, prevlooiiiY bad '111111 CIIIIJ !lYe ~~~ cimpued to •,~~~r lllcldalll. ' ' <' Bobby llldloll 111111 ~ llnilbld ' In a lie !Gr Uilrd it 211 _,,fiVe 1llldllt ar\d ' llCII fl • . ~ ~at CIIIM Jobn ~JaeaW' JJIUII ""'" ·' "'"--''"' ,'..'"' ·; .--. Geoqe Ardloir' ..... Paal ". • HlrnllY · at ' 2M wllb llidJ . , , lioi!ie .... , =et,Jt/. ' . ,No li cra.bJ lui I \·' PAID .... ,, >. �I I I . I . ,:.~ t ' 'fRY USI Set This Weekend We Still Have Snow Proper cleaning a11urn minimum thrlnbg• of .ny flbric .•. bHides kHplng our ,clothes fresh and new Boots F,or The Entire dry cleaning .. often! r.ooklng. See us tor expert Family-, THE.SHOE lOX CALL OR BR lNG IT TO · ~ShoftAie serulibly Priced ..,••, 216 .L SECONJ ' ' fl -, ' J , "-1' ' ' ' I • ~~ '· YaneeyWiiu Meet Crosby PEBBLE BEACH, . Caflt, (UPl)-'11111 cllelln& amana pro golfers could be calcldn&, · especially since 11 aeem. to be wOrking, Flrllt, II wu Jack lllcklau who went oo a diet 111111 lmmfodlalely Won 1 pair o1 ' '.' ' r •• '"' ,, ., - ~'' / ' I' PH. 992-5421 . ' ' ': "'t ·~.~ .• 7" • .. ' ., . I ;;.· ' ' ,. f,! ' ... . • \ J ' j .. ~' ' ... ' ' ' NEW·s lournamenll. lloir, It's Bert YIIICeJ, wlio ~ I·diet a montb ago, loll five jlounda 111111 went ou1 llid lbe BID& Crosby llatiGnal Pro-Am Sullday, And tbe fellow he beat wu I1CIIe otber tban lllcklaUI. . YIJICe)l, unrullled and Ulll"lltlled unW almost tbe end ·by a charge by llldd4u, 1raa wllb,a final round llueokuler11if • lliat gave 111m a 7~ INliri o1 'II'CII to-under-par m. · · lllclllaus, playlnc In blri 111'11 tourney ol tbe yur ,alllr a montll'a layoff, llhot a .flnll. round Iii ov~ Pebble Beacb 1o · Ue tbe Crosby ~ bul. It wun'l quite enco•llh !Gr 'tbe "Bil Bear" .fnm ~ State. He wWnd up at 22t, blat 'II'CII tlt,IOI that Pill him lnlo tbe mJUionalrw' lnckel .... ., Th·e ' ·' t "'{ . I ·-.~ ,.,, tormer wltb Arnold 1'111.- ind lllllf Cllper. day,IIM!IIIh; beiiiii;ICIIo y • a 31~-Gid pro .rr. PGmpano Beldl, Fla., 1ibo ·Z:, prevlooiiiY bad '111111 CIIIIJ !lYe ~~~ cimpued to •,~~~r lllcldalll. ' ' <' Bobby llldloll 111111 ~ llnilbld ' In a lie !Gr Uilrd it 211 _,,fiVe 1llldllt ar\d ' llCII fl • . ~ ~at CIIIM Jobn ~JaeaW' JJIUII ""'" ·' "'"--''"' ,'..'"' ·; .--. Geoqe Ardloir' ..... Paal ". • HlrnllY · at ' 2M wllb llidJ . , , lioi!ie .... , =et,Jt/. ' . ,No li cra.bJ lui I \·' PAID .... ,, >. �• Apple' Grove News, Events By ..,., Herbert lhiU Mrs. Larry O'Brien, Jlmllly, Uncia IUld CUol, IUld Raymond .. A$ml spent a weekend with Mr. IUld Mrs. VerMII cady at ., ' I , .~ ' • ' ' Prollltl of Portland Route spent 1964 CORVAU( , . ·. J695 Two boor. New tlrei, clean vinyl Int.• llght green finish, radio. Runs out arlillt. - Sunday lifiAirnoon with Mr. IUld Mrs. Manhall Adams. Mrs. Floyd Norris and Mrs. Herbert Roush were visitors at 1H2 FOR~ · $495 ' Country ,Squlr..e ,V·8 St. Wagon. p, Stt,erlng. good tires, radio. 3 seats. · c · · Cqlnmn. · · MJ:. and Mrs. Raymond Pt.' Pleasant on Thuraday. . FOf ~~~ ; ·1 ' :Wolfpen ' I MICE ol)mlnoteel, . Jorewr: GET STAR, 1M lb.. 11.69: Ebll!bt~ ~~~~~ Supr Run• Mill; ~~~ • ·Hardwlre, Ml-..j. ..: . ·~ ,~: ~· !@> .' lt..... . '. 1 CU-wtlll", · 1.,-~.-..:.._....,:_:_l-.::1.-:.._; PORTABLE G. E. 135: ono so! double lied springs. $10,' PllciM .992·~· lielp Wanted . .' . R.ATS, l'Jj.:UC , vACUUM ciNMr, niW, W; oloctrle--11'111 me~~ •.-, porcll vu•r. 120: Dlio'1 bOOk· •News, Notes - · 110; lttro,w 1'1111•· !0 Cllllb. p - \1924011. 1·2Hk: FRESH Holsloln heifer, Joo ~Zt old Rltlno-~iaJid - -- - --1·23-31<.. DAILY CROSS f. ~ (OI.) o. llihldol e.CoUop docrM ··-tid f. Rip Unocrambtethete fclur Jumbln. eno teller to 'each oqu.... lo fora four •r•llnary wordo. f.Ador'l ,.p-ta- . tJYO (&Mrol IO. "Tbo - lT. Ctnloloul li.Htrt•id 20. PoiiUoo1 =·· W~ . l :l-i. Wkttmoulllod - 18.~ Jl,,q:xJallte .,_ -.v(=:~ JLAhy&P 1'1. c."aw.c ' ........ "-Yu,._l THE W•LL CHILD~ Not All Heart Def~ts Require an Operation By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. '' ' .I 'tBWTSY I ·t. . ,!· .,l·' ' �• Apple' Grove News, Events By ..,., Herbert lhiU Mrs. Larry O'Brien, Jlmllly, Uncia IUld CUol, IUld Raymond .. A$ml spent a weekend with Mr. IUld Mrs. VerMII cady at ., ' I , .~ ' • ' ' Prollltl of Portland Route spent 1964 CORVAU( , . ·. J695 Two boor. New tlrei, clean vinyl Int.• llght green finish, radio. Runs out arlillt. - Sunday lifiAirnoon with Mr. IUld Mrs. Manhall Adams. Mrs. Floyd Norris and Mrs. Herbert Roush were visitors at 1H2 FOR~ · $495 ' Country ,Squlr..e ,V·8 St. Wagon. p, Stt,erlng. good tires, radio. 3 seats. · c · · Cqlnmn. · · MJ:. and Mrs. Raymond Pt.' Pleasant on Thuraday. . FOf ~~~ ; ·1 ' :Wolfpen ' I MICE ol)mlnoteel, . Jorewr: GET STAR, 1M lb.. 11.69: Ebll!bt~ ~~~~~ Supr Run• Mill; ~~~ • ·Hardwlre, Ml-..j. ..: . ·~ ,~: ~· !@> .' lt..... . '. 1 CU-wtlll", · 1.,-~.-..:.._....,:_:_l-.::1.-:.._; PORTABLE G. E. 135: ono so! double lied springs. $10,' PllciM .992·~· lielp Wanted . .' . R.ATS, l'Jj.:UC , vACUUM ciNMr, niW, W; oloctrle--11'111 me~~ •.-, porcll vu•r. 120: Dlio'1 bOOk· •News, Notes - · 110; lttro,w 1'1111•· !0 Cllllb. p - \1924011. 1·2Hk: FRESH Holsloln heifer, Joo ~Zt old Rltlno-~iaJid - -- - --1·23-31<.. DAILY CROSS f. ~ (OI.) o. llihldol e.CoUop docrM ··-tid f. Rip Unocrambtethete fclur Jumbln. eno teller to 'each oqu.... lo fora four •r•llnary wordo. f.Ador'l ,.p-ta- . tJYO (&Mrol IO. "Tbo - lT. Ctnloloul li.Htrt•id 20. PoiiUoo1 =·· W~ . l :l-i. Wkttmoulllod - 18.~ Jl,,q:xJallte .,_ -.v(=:~ JLAhy&P 1'1. c."aw.c ' ........ "-Yu,._l THE W•LL CHILD~ Not All Heart Def~ts Require an Operation By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. '' ' .I 'tBWTSY I ·t. . ,!· .,l·' ' �1 ' 1' '' '" i-T!lt Dllb' ~~. )flck!lepoi't-~y._ 0. •••• tt!O . ' .:. :Notes.for Tube·ScaJJn~ljg-~ ~ ll)r!UCK Dl/ BROW . 1n,lhe Sllldow oflbe Mooa .;.,. ,. IIOlLY\VflOD (UPI)-N~. 1be SOlor Eclitlo!o". • ·.NBCTV'a ''JI'Irlt TuesdAy" Dllara ~ Qn lhe 11!'.-Ji alt ' Feb. 3: • .lllme 11ttwu-k bu to waldl by: lllo CCinc)uded a~ loq:t-m -~-~·... Asc: _withTV'Roa: ; arrangement to continue ''The ..........,. - · Wondeiiul World Of lllmey" Y'!""g, "1\llmu Welby, M.D.," aerla, . whidl malnlllnl Ita llnillled No. I ln the lllllonal popularity daplle lhe death of :,.~ .~.J:u;~.m lbe_caitobnlat.cw;uttve . ~~oat. ••1be ~ lleadllnen. Prel"'" ra~··· ._., -w-• ''F"-·~........,. ldeDt AgDewVI~ Is Inter• Affair," "GUIIIIIIIOke," "LI!u8h- viewed·on.CBS-TV's "Face lhe JD" and "Hawaii Fjve-0," a Nation" this y . ..Callfor. ""'""' ~ries 1 ..... n1a ft . . . .J · vial'· ..-• ~ c.... up Relpn '" strongly In · ly since the 1111111t aetwork's parol being switched to Its late Bumelt aeriea tonight. . •RidlWednesday time slot. ani Cblqlberleln, formerly Dinny Thomas wW return to video's "Dr.~." wiU alai' ~on a weekly basis this in a two-hour P,r oductlon of fall in a half-hour, ABC- "Hamlet" on NBC-TV's "Hal). TV situation comedy, "Make mark Hall of Fune" nul Room for Granddaddy," a aea1011 , • Jle. got good reviews eequel to his old aeries, whidl In the role In England lasiJear. originally was tilled "Make . ,Es-movie star Don ADieclle Room f..- Daddy" . ..11lol08s'- directed the Feb. 17 oplaode of llao wW have an hour variety NBC-TV's "Julie." show on CBS-TV Wednesday, Bing Crosby hosts the final with his guests lnclwlinil Bob broadcast of ABC-TV's "Holly. Hope, Carol Cllanning, Dionae wood Palace" Feb. 7, and the Warwick, Juliet Prowre and show wW offer rerullll of Tim Conway. . .NBC-TV's ~ b Fred Aalalre Smolhers Brothers opeclal on E''·I"--'·-EDa Y _FI aid' ~" I Peter "'" """"""'• illrer • Feb. 16 ww ea~ Jimmy Duranle, .Ed W1M, Fonda (currently of. "Ew Marilla Raye the TIJILIDII Rider" fame), Glen campben Brasa Ray •Bolger Dean and David Frye. Martb, and Gene _KeuY... Troy The MMch 7 tots! ecllpae of Donahue become8 a rep1ar 111 lllft sun wW be the subject of an hour special on CBS-TV the IIIDt day . .. The title 1s "Earth "levlalon =·. . Su _ nda GoY,-- new, RIVIR NEWS Robert Jones Dies Sunday GAUGES - Gallipolis, 12.1 and 16.0 MIJIIIing 14 feet of rollers; Pt. Pleasant, ZU8; Pomeroy-Muon, 21.31; Hln!GII, 1.32 lillt.; Kanawha Falla, 4.03 falling; Olarieston, 18.23 aiel.: Belleville Locks, MIJIIIing 14 feet of rollers: Racine, running 16 feet; Greel!up and Meidabl, running 18 feet , London, Manne! and Winfield are on the PT. PLEASANT - Robert W. Joues, 71, of 3313 Howard Ave., died Sunday at 10 a.m. He bad been in failing health lbe pail year. Jones wu a retired employee of the city water works where he ....-ked more tlu!n 50 yeara. sill. Born July I, 1888 In Muon BOAT MOVEMENTS: Coonty, be was the son of lbe GAU.IPOLIS LOCKS- J. S. late R. w. and Lucy CUey Lewis up t:Oii p.m.; Jane T. Jones. He Ia survived by his down 3 a.m.; Franklin Pierce wlfa, Ethel Burgess Jones; one up 6:25 a.m.; Ellaba Woods daughter, Mn. Kathryn Hall of doWII 8:20a.m. POIIlel'oy; a soo, Robert L. KANAWHA RIVER Jones of Kalamazoo, Mlcb.; London, Semel up 2 a.m.; three sisters, Mrs. Emma Winfield, Toby C. up I a.m.; J. • • Canal Winchester, Oldo; Mack Gamble up 3:50 a.m.; Mrl. Mary Gibeaut, Miami, Polly R. up 6:~ a.m.; Edward !!'Ia.; and Mn. Cora Allen, New S. Boaworth up 5:46a.m. Haven; a brolher, William M. OHIO RIVER - Lock 13, Jallea, Rt. Z Pt. Pleasant, and Steei .Ranger down 5:25 a.m.; five grandcbllclren. Lock 14; Robert P. Tlbolt up • ·Funeral aervlcel wW be 11 t:IQ .pJII.; .R. W. Nayt up 7 a.m. Wedneaday morning In the p.m: ~ lltMI Tr•der up 12:40 Bellemead United Methodist a.m.; 'Onward up 4:10 a.m.; llnlrdl. The Rev. M. Garlow Slee1Cilpperup8a.m.; Lock 15, wW officiate. Bnrial wW be in Andrew P. calhotm up 2:55 llline Oak Cemeiei'JI. a.m.; Alan R. Merrill up 3 : ~ The body will be taken to the a.m.; Western down 6:2:i a.m.; cbllrch one hour prior to aer· John Ladd Dean, down 8 a.m.; viCes. Friends may call at the I:.octl7, Peggy DowDty up 4:35 Crow-Huaaell Funeral Home a.m. ; BeDevWe Locks, Queen alter 2 p.m. today. City down 2:40 a.m.; Joeepb Jones up 4:15a.m.; Sl. Marya down 7 a.m.; Racine Locks, New Martinsville down 4:46 111 p.m.; Ranger down $:00 p.m.; Tonlghl& Tuostlly Jeffersoo down 2:40a.m.; Foil Jon.U-27 Dearborn and Mt. State up 5:10 David Wolper's a.m.; Greenup Locks, Buclleye "IF IT's TUESDAY, State down 11:10 p.m.; Fl'llllklin THIS MUST BE B. up 4:46 a.m.; Mary E~ BELGIUM" down 6:20a.m.: Aahland down Technlcolor 6:40 a.m.: Alton Zephyr down Suzanne Pleshette 7:20 a.m.; Meldabi Locks, lon McShane Beckjord up 5:50 p.m. ; .nm Colorartoona: Murphy up 8:30p.m.; Peace up The Bur That Wosn1 11:30 p.m.; Explorer down 1:50 Soultlorn Frlld Robbll All Fowled Up a.m.; AIUed-Asbland down 3::11 Show Starts 7 P.M. a.m.; Floyd H. Blaske down 6:35a.m. I jl • 16$ 1HR&f. . I::. · m.. ·• 0 •ialdo~- .• . . <Continued li0ai1iace ,, . "I ·-'"·•• .., • .., ""' """" . ·tab lhe 0·· queadon In, ~ r,nil becaue : Mr we are ·dUIIrw wilb 1'11\1 . . •.....~~~~~~~ dlflerent qaesUona In two Pill,.., dlffertllt CGIItntl" Zl..ler S:«< ·. p.m••:~~'! said. He CGIIIIDued:' · .., . .• uDn..t . · ••..-• • ·to•··· lifrl., . llmerloa E. ~ ,, ,,. 1. am • - • JOII 111r1. Burnell, ~this lllornlni Ia ~ ~ D. Burnhelilier; Mrs. Harry 0. of the President 1 plaD, the <2laniberl; 1\11:1; XlnDelb ~ of C!W' ~flY lliirilela, Ell .Fru,le, Lewis A. regardin& Vietlllm . • " - ~ Gllillllam, :.. Edith G. GJV!1, President has pre~loualy ~~~~ W. IDpUI wllter p, ~~~tiled It out and lbe fiet 11Jat Jolullon FrlllkliD 'D Mlllit . lbe ....-elary of alate • ·bert M' · referring to . 1be ' ~ Wlllllln L. Oflel4, situation u tbe President bu . ~· ";· ~ ta ~":l:i stated It, referring to the pli!l DD 1 , • . ~ ·r and the course of acUon wbich ::."'~ H. ~ lhe President Ia pursuing and Allckew, S. Vinco, Plllll E: hal referred to wblcb CGIIII!n w Mra. David C Warth lhe \hret criteria aa they relate qner, ·· · . ' to withdrawal." Cecll Swain,. Mn. Dether One __._ ........ to ... Rousb, m, and lnf8nt aon, Mn. ••..-- ._... ...., RobertG Davllandinfantm clanietbuiiY close to Ziegler's Mn Gne;. p Borden and lnfiai log-bumlngflreplace,multerlng . Mn Hobert E Durham lbat he wu feeling a bit thick. inf~t son, fu.dcue W. · Old Ziegler mean, the "!an G · •• Ml •• 1 8 Hal uked, lbat If the enemy ltwotr, Cu.e • e, mounted a heavy attack, we Edward E. Kitchen, ~ .• Mrl. mi8bt slow the rate of Robert ,Lewia, Richard W. witbdrawal? ~~Ed· aniMnA. ';!~ ~_!· "There have been some ...,.. " · •..., ••, ...... interpretations based upon Robert Taylor, WIUiam P. quesUona I have received, PlllWpl, Mrl, Riclwd Yoong based upon the secrelary's and infant 1011. statement, lbat tliere would be PteuaalV•',.. a ......, • change In policy " the presa _, .._.... •·id •. ~. "-·t I ADIIIITTED - William ~-~ 11 gra ...y. ..... Kirker Leon· Malenda PoUa am saying to you Ia lbat this Apple 'Grove: William Smith' Interpretation should noi be put GaiJipolla; iacqullne .Hutton; on this; That what lbe. Middleport · Daniel Stewart secretary waa saying Is COIIIIis- Jr., Pt. ~t; TenD)' Burrtai Ioiii with the plan 88 the Gallipolis Fel'l'y; George President has PreviouslY silted Cotrill Leon· Edna B'·-- Pt it He Ia plll'lllllng a course of· • • -· . · 'u and -·-•fM tan and Pleasant; Mn, Robert. Craig, ac OP ,.....-.. a P Middleport· John C Miller within lbat plan are the three H d ' H I .F I ' criteria lbat relate to wilbdra· en eraon; e en aga n, al" Columbus; Gene R. Hem, Jr., .· ...·-.·.·..·.....·...·:-.-:-.-:-. -:- -:-: .. .·:···:-· w · Pt. Pleaaul; Jerry Butcher, Pt. Pleaaarit, and ClarenCe Wallla, Pt. Pleasant DISCHARGES - Roaemary Meadowa, Alhton; Barbara llalatead, Pt. Pleasant; Mn. Griff Durbin, Pt. Pleuant; Mn. 11!1111 stover, Glllipolla MASON, W. Va. -llfrl. Alma Ferry; JIIDeli Smith, Addiaon; B. Elkina, 81, a retired cook on Mn. Theodore Melrole, Pt. the riverboat, ARMCO, died Pleuant; Peul !14af1!an1, New I ~.. I • I '' '· the ·' atelbO.Cope wla · ~aped abDIIIJIIt by l'renc!l' ~ ReDe'T• If.~- w: '1 •~ Now You l,Uiaw rr.- • . I. ' • .1, ' ., ' ' . . -· XXIJ · '' . ' f.b.107 , ,, . ,. ' :97o · Ve~o 'tri ·1 !:' .Pinch ". Sludent Dies Sunday ·. ... -:·· .·.·. ···:·.·.·· .·.·=·· . : SAIGON . ~a;:ti~ ,l::J::;~ ~.;:.t:M!1~,.,._~. She wu 'I""' Jan. 31,'*1 at . Arifo~·~ Cedar Grove, W. Va., the daughter of lbe late J . D. and CorriDe Dawea Burrlidal. Sbe was preceded In death by bar huaband, Jamea M. Elklila, In IBM. A granddaiJ8bler, Mrl. Betty Jean Cowan, l'omeroJ; two great.ganclcblldren, one great-great-grandcbiid, and SOYeral .ntecea and aepbewa. Funeral aervlctll wW be held at 1:30 p.m. Wed!Jelday at the FCJielaong Fupera!IIDme with lbe !lev. Cbeater Tennant of. ficlallng. Burial WW be Ill Beech Grove·Ce!Delei'JI at Pwiero)-. 1rieDda IDlY call at the flmnl hclrilnl'l:30·p.mr 'l'ueldiiJ. _ Finley, all of Pt. Pleasant; Tlllllf WaDis, Ga11ipo11a Ferry, . BIRTHS - Jan. M, a son to Mr. and Mr1. Ronald Sturgeon, Albm. ' 'j ' I_ ' ' ' '· ~y Fire . J-,. BANI FROM YOUR CAR . tfo more . - k in colo!: eylin1 rfitii borne jlllt the way you like it You're rillht every· tinlii ·with l'tiL C.libroted Colorl. Hundredo ol PilL colon help you .Chieve the correct ltYiina: fat dramatic contrllltl, IC!fpouil'timo ond toilet in oil . f~ilieo. C'- now from the ~·, rule of comliiMavlliloble in l'tiL houoe JlliiJit, Woli ..,.tnt ilad. - l Mn -'?.! D Ul. · ~.., Fro• near or far, Co•• as rou are. -' ~ 1 Aft Clls:TV'a ' . . ·'flllll'* '"''be Secret · ~" IIIII ...-, ~ ... blby~l,'ld ~ nlat". . ..\jlil Jlil ~ 1111 joined liMifll!or Cll$-'zy' ioepir, · "'1'118 (lllii!JnC IJcbt." portray. 'Mr. In« a m.ld. :~- .... . llou.ll ' t·M ' Sinai IIQ Wrecked · � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 26, 1970 elkins jones