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r-KH Tonnnonnanoi AtlOTIIER IIAESLC3P VALUE EVENT inannnnnoag STAR-GAZCTTt Friday, Ftb. 196S Compiled by LEO KISS From The Star-Gazette Wire Service! People in the News A CLEAR IMP fVbyL ON ALL i i Today has been Former President Dwight O. Eisenhower a fi.iiii- ft selected as honorary chairman of a Winston Churchill memorial fund to be established by the English-Speaking Union of the United States. The fund will be used to help "perpetuate Churchill's aims and ideals and to strengthen understanding between the English-speaking peoples of the world." Fire destroyed an eight-room home early today, wiping out a family of four in Fram-ingham, Mass. Police said John Sngarman, 33; his wife, Barbara, 30; and their two daughters were killed.

The youngest girl, a a HAESLOOP'S ARE "SWEEPING OUT" ALL REMAINING EARLY 65 TV AND STEREO SOME ARE FLOOR MODELS MANY IN ORIGINAL CARTONS ALL WITH HAESLOOP'S AND FACTORY WARRANTY! SAVE AS NEVER BEFORE WHILE THEY LAST WE AT HAESLOOP'S BELIEVE YOU CANNOT BUY COMPARABLE QUALITY ANYWHERE AT THESE LOW PRICESI ffl SAVE! ZJ a NEVER LOWER Andrew Jacobs Jr. and Kathryn Louise Welsh. Lawmaker Proposes. House Vote Is OK Jill, 14 months, was cuddled in the arms of Eisenhower her mother. Betsy, 4, was found lying nearby.

Police said Sugarman moved to Framingham last fall from Long Island. They had moved into the house on Thanksgiving. An Indonesian army spokesman said today that a rebel chieftain who led a 15-year revolt against the government has been killed. The official news agency Antara reported that the rebel, Kahar Muzakkar, was killed Wednesday in a clash with security forces in South Celebes. The agency quoted Brig.

Gen. Ibu Subroto as saying that Muzakkar's death means that security in the area "has been completely restored." Carol Channing, the bouncy star of the Broadway hit Indiana Gov. and Mrs. Matthew E. Welsh.

WASHINGTON (AP) Freshman congressman Andrew Jacobs Jr. called for a vote on Although Jacobs, an attorney ZENITH BLACK WHITE 23 mm CONSOLE the House floor and won by a 1- 0 margin. His proposal: Will elected to his first House term last fall, knew Kay's parents, he hadn't met their daughter until she appeared for the December 5 you marry me? "Yea," replied Kay Welsh, his bright-eyed office aide from musical "Hello, Dolly," danced xnursaay night with Anatoly F. Dobrynin, the Soviet ambassador to the United Sates. It was at a party following a performance of the Moscow Art Theater, which opened a four-week engagement at the City Center in New York City.

About 120 persons turned out for the party, given by impresario Sol Hurok for the cast of the Moscow troupe. The troupe is in the United States for the first time in 41 years. back home in Indiana. It was a simple voice vote. No roll call involved.

The only written record of it was made by Jacobs, 32, a Indianapolis Democrat, in his own journal. interview. "I must say I was impressed," he reported. Later, he decided that she "was not a Capitol Hill person and would make a better wife." Miss Welsh, 22. and her congressman-boss plan to marry sometime in May.

They will live in Arlington, across the Potomac River from the capital. The proposal on the House floor may have set a precedent, but Jacobs didn't seal the engagement with a kiss. Why "I didn't know whether the House rules would permit it," Here how he notes it: "Dec. 11, 1964, 2 p.m., interview with Kay Welsh for job on my House office staff. She got a 'l a a Miss Channing South Korean Premier Chung II-kwon arrived by plane Tokyo today for talks with Japanese Prime Minister vEisaku Sato on settling differences between the two countries 'and establishing normal diplomatic relations.

Chung and Sato will meet Saturday for the first conferences between 'top level officials of the two governments since 1961. Since World War II, Japan and South Korea will have been linked only by quasi relations. Leaders of both countries have indicated desires to resume, normal relations. the job." "Feb. 1, 1965, 3 p.m.

ob tained permission to show Kay around floor of Houss after ses sion adjourned. Proposed. The NO TRADE NEEDED a $2 a vjf 4VAl I a tLs I i II i vote was The engagement was an said the congressman with a Events nounced Thursday in Vincennes, by Kay's parents, former grin. This is not a stripped down set but a quality, Handcrafted Zenith with all hand wired chassis for greater depend ability and fewer service problems in years to come. All 82 channel UHFVHF tuning capable of receiving all available channels anywhere.

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Two rFlOls and an F106 from Tyndall Air Force Base, Panama City, intercepted the modified Bomarc missile launched Tfrom Eglin Thursday during tests over the Gulf of Mexico at an altitude of 55,000 feet. Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kosygin, en route to Communist North Viet Nam, arrived in Peking by plane today NEW YORK (AP) The doors are closing on Steeple chase Park, Coney Island's famed amusement center which in its heyday drew hundreds of thousands each summer. Once there were three great amusements centers at Coney Island, called the "playground of the world." The other two were destroyed by fire, Dreamland Park in 1910 and Luna Park in 1944. The late George C.

Tilyou, a and was greeted by China's Communist hierarchy. Kosygin and his delegation will spend the night in Peking and go to Hanoi Saturday for four days. They are expected to stop in Peking again on the way back to Moscow. EXACTLY -I AS PICTURED 2733RU in For more than six decades, the thrill rides on the sprawling shrewd and imaginative builder, 25-acre Steeplechase Park have been a boardwalk fixture on the Atlantic Ocean beachfront. TRY '-h' rl Five men setting charges to blast a canal were killed Thursday in the explosion of their dynamite-laden barge.

The roar was heard 18 miles away. The explosion occurred in a remote area of Citrus County. 70 miles north of St. Petersburg, where developed Steeplechase Park into a multimillion-dollar operation. A good portion of the Coney a There has been no official Island amusement area has been pushed aside by high-rise closing announcement, but many of the 300 regular summer workers know the news already.

The reason is dwin apartment buildings. That may also be the fate of Steeplechase. ZENITH COLOR TV IN YOUR OWN LIVING ROOM dling crowds. James J. Onorato, the park's general manager for 30 years, said the owners will have an WE HAVE JUST 8 ZENITH COLOR TV SETS AT CLEAN- AID INCREASED AMMAN, Jordan (AP) The U.S.

Embassy announced American aid programs are being increased by $280,000 to help meet costs of repairs and recon announcement in a few days. Frederick Garms, president SWEEP PRICES DO YOU KNOW YOU CAN OWN of the Coney Island Chamber of Commerce, said Thursday he had not heard directly from offi ONE OF THESE ZENITH PERFECTED COLOR TV struction following recent flood a canal from the Gulf of Mexico is being cut Kosygin to haul coal to a new power generating plant. The bodies of two men, Price Taylor of Cheechobee and Carl White of Yankeetown, were recovered. The three missing men were identified as Dewey McCranie of Yankeetown, Reuben Billiard of Moorehaven and Leslie O'Berry of Dunnellon. President Johnson and Soviet leaders have yet to work out the details of their tentative and informal agreement to exchange visits this year.

Officials said only there has been no understanding so far on timing or extent of the proposed trips when and where Johnson would go in the Soviet Union or how broadly and at what time Soviet leaders would tour the United States. Johnson got word through diplomatic channels early this week that the Soviet leaders hoped he would visit the Soviet Union and were interested in his suggestion that they visit the United States. French President Charles de Gaulle's call for a return to the gold standard for international settlements is getting a frigid reception in Washington and in the American banking community. "A step backward" was a Treasury ficial's description of the Frenchman's suggestion. It would be a retreat to 1931, when the world's economic system collapsed, the Treasury said in a statement.

Even before De Gaulle spoke at a Paris news conference Thursday, American monetary officials and many bank executives had gone damage in southern Jordan. cials, but knew of the impending closing. .99 2 A Steeplechase employe for 15 FOR AS LOW AS PER WEEK years, who declined use of his MODEL 5236WU name, said Thursday night "Now that Steeplechase is going, all Coney Island will go, too. There'll be nothing here soon." Star Fottal tad Subscription Kates Subscription rates First and second postal sones. 1 year $15.00: all other zones: 1 vr xavna a HPT71 CCD CHOOSE FROM 21 ZENITH PORTABLES AT LOW CLEAN SWEEP PRICES 12-16-19 INCH IN A SELECTION OF STYLES AND COLORS Published everv dav exreni Run.

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Some feel that its adoption would lead to raising the price of gold from the present $35 an ounce, returning to a strict gold standard or dropping all gold backing for American currency. And they don't think much of any of these steps. Premier Prince Souvanna Phouraa emerged today as Laos' strongman but once the powerful deputy premier, Gen. Phoumi Nosavan, is described as a fugitive in the jungle with a handful of policemen. 2002 LU Souvanna FOR THE BEST BUYS IN TV VISIT YOUR ZENITH HEADQUARTERS A sharp turn of events after the week's fighting in the tiny kingdom has left Phoumi without the major role he held as rightwing leader in the shaky neutralist-rightist coalition government headed by neutralist Premier Souvanna.

"The government declared him a rebel and will arrest him if he iries to come back," a cabinet minister said in an interview. Today in Washington Jobless Rate: The nation's unemployment rate hit a even-year low last month. The Labor Department fixed -the figure at 4.8 per cent, and said it was the lowest since pctober 1957. In January of last year, the rate was 5.5 per -cent. Despite the percentage low, the number of unemployed 3n January rose about 500,000.

The department said this -was about 300,000 fewer than normally expected in the post-DChristmas letdown. Rail Contract: A months-old dispute ended Thursday "when three railroad shop craft unions won a three-year contract providing hourly pay hikes totaling 30.6 cents. Affected are some 60,000 members of the International Association of Machinists, the Sheet Metal Workers' International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. The wage boosts are retroactive to Jan. 1, 1964.

Goes Home: Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara bas gone home after a six-day stay at Walter Reed Army Hospital McNamara was hospitalized last Friday for what was believed to be a cold. It later was diagnosed as a mild MRS. MABLE HALLEY Haesloop't Appliance City announces the return of Mrs. Mable Halley to their Permutit Water Softener Sales department after a leave of absence of two years.

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