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PlfiTwo Tyrm Diilf Hirtltf, Miriay, DiCMNr 21,1114 FLOOD DEBRIS- A child's doll hangs from a barbed wire fence, left then; among debris by the raging floodwaters from Eel River near Kernbridge, south of Eureka. Benedicts Fete Tuesday Nighf The 60th annual Winter Benedicts Assembly will be held tomorrow at Grier School. The formal dinner-dance will feature a reception at 6i30 p.m., followed by dinner at 7t30 p.m. and climaxing with dancing about 9 p.m. The committee in charge is headed by Richard H.

Searer and includes Anthony Androski, Howard Kurd, Arthur W. Freeman, Joseph Panaslti, James Warnock and Howard Woodring Jr. Officers are David J. Black, president, Richard H. Searer, vice president, Paul G.

Schoonmaker treasurer, andGeo- rge C. Wilson ID, secretary. UN Financial come to his office here for the first time since early December to meet with what an American spokesman described as "all the interested parties." AIIIAI IOMIS LOOSEN ICE JAM! IN INLAND ALASKA INTEIUOENCI LINKED THEM TO ANTI-NATO SrVttW PARLIAMENT TO END DEATH PENALTY IN MITAIN TENS OF THOUSANDS OF CATTLE, STARVE IN MONTANA LAOS AGREES TO J. PLANES HITTING RED SUPPLY LINES FROM NORTH VIET NAM FLOODS RAVAGE NORTHWEST U.S. PATERSON, MONEY TRUCK ROHERY NETS HALF A MILLION U.S.

CASTIGATES "YOUNG TURK" HIGH HANDEDNESS IN SAIGON, SOUTH VIET NAM ARMY CHIEF TALKS "GO IT ALONE" MEXICO TRAIN WRECK KILLS MORE THAN TWO SCORE MORE INDONESIAN GUERRILLAS LAND IN MALAYSIA IN SINGAPORE AREA TV CAMEOS: Frank DeFclitta News From Deoth Took thousand bales of hay and several hundred bushels of grain were lost when fire destroyed a century-old barn and all its contents on the Howard Wise farm between Spring Mills and Coburn Christmas eve. KoModys Ski curious onlookers than she did Saturday when she was greeted at Denver's airport by 1,800 persons. The only problem occurred when several photographers approached her while she was taking skiing lessons from instructor Tim Carter. When they came near, she yelled for a Secret Service agent, Frank Mayes. who chased them away.

There were eight Secret Service agents at the lodge watching over Mrs. Kennedy and her children as they began their eight-day ski vacation. Although Mrs. Kennedy was considered the primary attention-Better in the community, there were several other political and movieland figures on hand at the popular resort. Robert Kennedy, and his children, and Stephen Smith, brother-in-law of the late President, were on hand.

Movie actor Rock Hudson was reported living in a private house at the ski area and actress Julie London was due to arrive today. Actor Jeffrey Hunter, his wife and their children also were at Aspen. Tragedy marred the holiday for another member of the Kennedy party. U.S. Defense Secretary Robert S.

MeNamara and his family were at the ski resort area when they learned of the death of his mother, Mrs. Robert J. MeNamara, at Menlo Park, Calif. The defense secretary was skiing at the time and had to be notified of her death by the ski patrol. He and his family left upon learning the news.

HOLIDAY GREETINGS LOMPOC, Calif. (UPI) Joe Caginaut was anything but happy with the holiday greeting he got from an anonymous person. Cagianut complained to police that someone scratched "Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year" on his automobile while it was parked outside a bowling alley. Billiard Adds Nevada victim was 11-year-old Robert Oaborne of Reno, who drowned in the Truckee River while trying to rescue his dog. Rebuilding Huge Task The worst appeared over in Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Nevada, but the task of repairing highways alone was a gigantic one.

Floods washed away 28 bridges in Oregon, damaged and wiped out a dozen spans in Idaho's Shoshone County. In California, the weather bureau reported that the new storm would cause some rivers to rise again. The Russian River, which winds through a popular summer resort area about SO miles north of San Francisco, was expected to reach flood stage. But after new minor peaking, the waters were expected to recede again. Some major highways were cleared, but highway authorities estimated it would take months to rebuild In many areas.

Railroad service was partially restored but travel from California to Oregon was expected to be Impossible at least until New Year's Day. Power still was out in many regions. Grandfather, 4 was blamed on in the 35-foot WII.SOXW Tonight And Held Over 8ARBARA SMYCK FREEMAN -ERICKSON "Big Cartoon Show Admission .30 Come One-Come Special Parent's Approval Feature Plus Cartoons For All! at 7:15 a.m., faulty wiring trailer. The parents of the children had spent the night with Mrs. McQualt's sick mother, Mrs.

Viola Flgard of Six Mile Run. They had their other five children with them. Mrs. Flgard lives approximately seven miles from the scene of the tragedy. The family had arrived in the area from their York Haven home on Christmas Day to spend the holidays with relatives.

Funeral services for the five victims was held today from the Albert N.Masood Funeral Home in Saxton, with burial taking place in Duval Cemetery at Six Mile Run. Murder gree of guilt and fix the penalty which could be first or second degree murder or voluntary manslaughter. A first degree finding could mean life imprisonment or death in the electric chair. Dist. Atty.

Warfel will present the commonwealth's case against Elsenhart, assisted by Atty. Amos Davis. Attys. Abraham Colbus and John R. St- rawmire will defend Elsenhart.

The trial Is expected to run through two days or more in view of the fact that such trials are conducted In much the same manner as jury trials. BANDIT FLEES PEAS TOCCA, Ga. (UPI) Two men showed up at Mrs. Annie Whltehead's store during the weekend, brandished pistols and demanded her money. Mrs.

Whitehead, about 60, calmly turned to a grocery shelf picked up a can of peas and threatened to throw it at the two would be bandits. They fled. FOURTH PRISON BREAK EASTCHURCH, England (UPI) Coweil, 46, broke out of the prison here Sunday night. It was his fourth prison escape in 13 years. In along Route 519 In South Fayette Twp.

Mt. Pocono: Robert Ervln, 33, of Pocono Lake, was killed Christmas Day In a two-car collision along fog-shrouded Route 940 near here. Confluence: Carl J. Shipley, 20, of Conluence, Somerset County died Christmas Day when the car In which he was riding ran off a highway near here. Glrard: Basil Petty, 57, of Brockway, died Christmas Eve after his automobile struck five parked cars here.

The Erie County Coroner's office has ordered an autopsy to determine whether or not Petty suffered a heart attack prior to the crash. Meadville: Neal Beebe, 64, of Meadville, was struck and killed by a car Christmas Eve while walking along Route 102 near here. Westfield: Robert Parslow, 26 of Westfield, was WlledChrlst- mas Eve when his car ran off a rural road near here and struck four trees. Butler: Charles Kendell, 25, of Branchton, Butler County, was killed Saturday night when his pickup truck collided with a Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad freight train at a crossing near Hallston, about 14 miles north of here. Lebanon: Mrs.

Hannah Brown, 55, of Bethel RD 1, Berks County, was killed Saturday night In an auto-truck collision on Route 22 near Fredricksburg, Lebanon County. Donegal: Mrs. Ethel Ross, 56 of Canton, Ohio, was killed Saturday night when a car operated by her. husband, Grant, 56, collided head-on with another vehicle on Route 31 near here. Pittsburgh: Kenneth Parshall 40, of Imperial RD 1, was fatally Injured Saturday night when struck by a car on Route 30 In Findlay Twp.

Pittsburgh: Julia Kozlak, 74, of Carnegie, died Sunday morning at Saint Clalr Hospital of injuries suffered Christmas morning when she was struck by a car on her way to church. Pittsburgh: Samuel Hay den, 42, of Slovan, Washington County, was struck and killed by a car early Sunday while walking along Homeville Rd. in nearby West Unlontown: Nell Dunham, 70, of Star Junction, was killed Christmas night when she was hit by a car near her home, 15 miles north of here. Philadelphia: Edward Reeves 60, of Philadelphia, was killed Christmas night when struck by a car as he crossed a street In the city's Germantown district. Pittsburgh: John Meyers, 55, of Curtlsvllle, was struck and killed by a car Christmas Day near his home.

Pittsburgh: James Duke, 54, of Dravosburg, was killed Christmas Eve when his truck collided with an auto on Route 837 In nearby West Mifflin Borough. Allentown: Charles Henninger 78, of Allentown. was killed Christmas Eve when struck by a car while crossing a street. Pittsburgh: Jack Lawrence, 55, of suburban Baldwin Borough was killed Christmas Eve when he was run over by a car. A Show That Was Haunted From the Start By ID MISURELL FICTIONAL ghost stories and real ghosts have fascinated mankind for centuries.

Oh, so you're a don't believe in ghosts, eh? Well, you may be in for a couple of surprises if you tune in some weeks hence when NBC-TV presents its spirit- hunt telecast, "The Stately Ghosts of England." "From the moment we began to shoot the show," said its producer-writer-director Frank DeFelitta, "we ran into many eerie happenings which I can't find any explanation for to this very day. Cameras broke down. Some of our color film developed by dependable laboratories came out in dark green tones despite the fact that our cameramen were top-flight and BO was their metering equipment. "CREW members were involved in car accidents. Lights blew up, and automatic equipment left on at night had been switched off in the morning even though no one was near It in the intervening hours.

"Particularly odd," continued DeFelitta as he leaned on his desk in his 'New York office, "Was what happened when we wanted to film a clock striking witching one of the big halls in one of the mansions. We had our cameras ready and and every clock in the house struck twelve except the one we were trying to shoot. "It's true you might say the pendulum jammed. So did we. But it's also pretty weird, isn't it?" THE stockily built producer pointed out that in doing the show, he didn't take a position either way on the existence or non-existence of ghosts.

"What we did do is to have the people who claimed to have seen manifestations tell about them on the spot where these appearances occurred. These people are good people and take the Producer FiSnk.DeF.UltP,talk. t6 durinQ th. Stately Ghost, of England. B.hind him is Tom Corbett, well known British clairvoyant.

rain and spotted the title; 'The thank me. When I told her Stately Ghosts of on subject of their seriously. After ghosts very spending a month with them in their stately homes at Longleat, Salisbury Hall and Beaulieu, 1 have to believe them." Even the idea for doing the show came about in an odd fashion, DeFelitta pointed out. "I had ducked into a bookstore one night to get out of the a shelf near me. The book detailed the experiences of Tom Corbett, a well known British clairvoyant and financial adviser to prominent people.

"When I saw the was about to put it down. But after flipping through it, I bought it. I read it that night and found it intriguing. Shortly after, I saw a movie starring Margaret Rutherford, the great English actress, and thought if I could tie them together some way it would make a good TV show." DeFelitta presented his idea to Julian Goodman, his boss at NBC, and was given an O.K. to go ahead.

"One of the toughest parts of the job was getting to see Miss Rutherford," said the producer. "When I went to England, she was working on a picture and was shielded by people to keep guys like me away from 'her. "I bought ten dozen roses which cost $100 and sent them to her dressing room with a note. She invited me in to about my idea to do a show on ghosts with her in it, she said she didn't have the time. In addition, she said she believed in.

ghosts and didn't want to offend them." After DeFelitta convinced her that he intended treating the subject seriously, the actress finally consented. "At the three mansions, all hundreds of years old," he said, "Miss Rutherford is on hand to brief the audience on the legends and historial traditions which form the basis of the hauntings." Looking back on the mishaps that occurred before he wrapped up the the thoughts of a $150,000 show going down the Felitta smiled quickly and said, "Now that it's over, most of my worries were unnecessary. After all, Tom Corbett told me that the ghosts liked what we were doing and that everything would turn out all right. "Do I believe in ghosts?" he asked, still smiling. "Well, I'll leave it up to you to judge for yourself." GMtral's Qtorttrs officers' quarters Christmas' Eve in which two Americana were killed.

But he said he doubts that the Communist commander, Gen. Doug Van Cong, was; among those killed. It was be-' lieved the general escaped with the remainder of his force. Khanh Snubs U.S. In other developments, South Vietnamese commander In chief Lt.

Gen. Nguyen Khanh failed to show up for talks with top U.S. and Vietnamese officials today, snubbing the U.S. Embassy for the second week. He was reported at odds with the United States over last week's overthrow of the legislative body by Vietnamese generals under his command.

An American student and 16 other Americans were wounded in scattered Communist attacks south of Saigon Sunday. search for Communist weapons in the battle area continued today. 2 Mti said Gallagher was traveling south on Route 350 in a 1964 model sedan which was demolished at an estimated $3200. The 1961 model sedan operated by ShUdrrwasaisb listed total losf, at $1800. Gallagher's auto apparently skidded, crossed the highway and into the path of the Shildt auto, which was traveling north.

The vehicles met nearly head-on. Vitt Nan Cbttf ian. They urged a settlement that would restore such lull civilian government. Some 7,462 Pakistanis listen to an address by Ayuh in Karachi. Mohammed Ayub Khan Fatima Jlnnah SHE IS KNOWN as the "Mother of the and she is trying to unseat President Mohammed Ayub Khan in Pakistan's election Jan.

2. She is Fatima Jinnah, 71, sister and confidante of the late Mohammed AH Jinnah, "Father of the Nation." Ayub, 57, has ruled for six years. Moslems disfavor Miss Jinnah's candidacy and Ayub is given the nod for about 60 per cent of the vote. The program was presented for the second year. It features live enactment of the scene, with members of the church and farm animals play- Ing the roles.

James C. Warrender, using a mechanical counter, recorded the following attendance figures; Wednesday Thursday 830; Friday Saturday 1.755; Sunday 1,939. The church project has been filmed and will be available in about a month. A spokesman for the church today expressed its appreciation to the public for the interest shown in the project. Karthavs Mai Philipsburg State Hospital where he had been a patient since the mishap.

The Sandy Ridge Mountain on Rt. 350 near the Summit, was the scene of a skidding crash in which the two vehicles involved were totally demolished and the two occupants of one injured. Raymond Benher, 90, Buffalo, N.Y., moving downgrade skid- Grassflat. Loss to the Benher car was set at $900 while the Humaney vehicle loss was set at about $1,000. Humaney received a lacerated nose while an occupant in the car, Verona Hollis suffered facial lacerations and was admitted to the Philipsburg State Hos pital.

Notions Road Texas 36, Michigan 34, New York 33, Pennsylvania 31, Illinois 29 and Ohio 25. Alaska, Hawaii, Idaho and Washington had no accidental deaths of any kind. The National Safety Council had predicted between 550 and 650 traffic fatalities during the 72-hour counting period from 6 p.m., Christmas Eve to midnight Sunday local time. The record for a three-day Christmas weekend was set in 1955 when 609 died. 5ft Senate.

But the President is known to be disturbed at reports mat he will name former Deputy Defense Secretary Roswell L. Gllpatrlc to succeed John A. McCone as Central Intelligence Agency director. Associates say Johnson has no intention now of replacing McCone. SANTAS HKWKE? we will exchange ft David's (DAVE SOLDBERG) 1008 Pi.

AVI. Including two undersecretaries of the Treasury. Johnson has selected someone to fill one and expects no difficulty In finding a qualified person for the other. Johnson also will have to find ded on the icy surface, turned a new deputy attorney general around several times with the if he keeps Nicholas Katzen- rear of his car slamming an bach as acting attorney gener- up-coming car driven by al to replace Robert F. Kenne- Francls X.

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