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6 The Kane Republican, Monday, September 18, 1967 Weather Statistics SEPTEMBER TIE IT RIPE' FOR nEHIH PEACE TALK, Paragraphs Ridgway Moose party 8 p.m. every Wednesday. Wed.tf Date High Low Snow Frecip. Cant. Sandra Ryan and Lt.

Carol Roberts will leave Ridg way Wednesday for new assignments with the Salvation Army. They will be succeeded there by Capt. Wilma Sedlar of Taren tum, Pa. and Lt. Pamela Miller of Corry, Pa.

lA 67 S3 II. IT Vlnyl Oil Cloth in 15 patterns 53" wide, 98c yard at Austin's Market. 78tf Republican Women meeting Editor's Note: Manila Times correspondent Amando Doronlla is now visiting North Vietnam, from where he is filing dispatch' .61 Tuesday, 8 p.m. Penn Kane Ho 35 31 41 S9 40 41 45 4 48 30 29 81 31 31 39 39 2. 05 3.

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Now Reg. Manila Times Correspondent HANOI (AP) North Vietnam's deputy premier and for Uiuneasurcable precipitation. eign minister, Nguyen Duy Trinh, said Wednesday that the ALLEREST Allergy Tablets time is "not yet ripe" for peace FOR II HIT IS SUPPOSED TO DO By WDLLIAM E. DEIBLER HARRISBURG (AP) The State Board of Education is being criticized for doing whut it was created to do: adopt broad policy guidelines on statewide educational issues. Perhaps the criticism is being made because the board, In the past, usually has been reluctant to take strong stands on controversial issues.

Last week, however, the board adopted a resolution opposing any legislation that would provide direct or indirect state aid to private or parochial schools. Although the resolution did not cite specific legislation, it obviously was aimed at a bill in the House (HB 1136) to proviJe $26 million a year in state aid to nonpublic schools by creation of a special authority. The proposal, generally supported by Catholics and opposed by Protestants throughout the state, is rapidly becoming one of the hottest issues of this legislative session. Most lawmakers would like to put off a showdown on the question, but that would appear to be impossible. Lt.

Gov. Raymond Broderick quickly issued a statement stressing that the board's resolution was "an independent action. in no way should it be eod tf. American Legion Auxiliary meeting Monday 8 p.m. Legion rooms.

9 16 2t Tulip and Crociw bulbs, hone meal and bulb dust at Meek ley's. 9 15 8t Moose members: Rcff. meeting 8 p.m. Mon tf Rummage Wanted Benefit for Kane Class Trainubles Mentally retarded children. For pick up call 837 9336 or 837 8513.

9 15 3t 1 It on Vietnam because the United States is intensifying the wnr in South Vietnam and 100's. Keg, NOW 3 $3.38 bombing North Vietnam. Furthermore, he said, the United States is not prepared to SIKKIM "FRONT" Indian soldiers walk along the crude road near their forward camp on snowswept Nathula Pass, 14,300 feet high in the Himalayas. This la the border area where the Indians and Chinese Red troop3 are exchanging gunfire. (Cdblcphoto) accept the four points presented by Hanoi as a basis for settle mont of the Vietnam problem.

HOSPITAL NOTES COMMUNITY IIOSIMTAL Admissions James Duncan, Buffalo, N.Y. Donald Fillhart, Smothport Mrs. Mildred Swanson, Kane Mrs. Alice Golden, R.D. 1, Kane Kenneth Dixon, Kushequa Allen Franklin, GreensburR Samuel Gruber, Greensburg Dismissed Henry Nelson, Ii.D.

2, Kane Paul Joneson, R.D. 1, Kane Floyd Rnusht, Sheffield KANK SUMMIT HOSPITAL Admissions Mrs. Gertrude Cook, Bradford Dismissed Frank Dopto, Ludlow Master Shawn Howell, Mt. Jewett Save 87c WIDMANN'S DISCOUNT Fraley St. Kane, Pa.

SHOP WIDMANN'S IT'S LIKE A RAISE IN I'AY KANE WOMAN INJURED Mrs. Patricia Goodman of i SETTLEMENT III nonutv Premier Trinh re Fraley Street, Kane, received P.S.A. Supporting Teacher Dismissal ceived this correspondent at tho face cuts last night when a car government guesthouse and in a operated by her husband, Dar two hour interview undeninen in Bicycles GO In stock all sizes, colors standard three and five speed. Gear or Dcraileurs. Service and parts.

Full line of Goodyear and import tires. Cliffs Tackle Gun Shop Elk Hanoi's position on negotiations If the United States really Over Pregnancy rel Goodman, 28, hit the rear of a car which stopped suddenly on Congress Street in Bradford when the operator saw an am wants to talk with the Demo HARRISBURG (AP) An as cratic Republic of Vietnam, it Kane. 828 911, 18, 25 bulance coming. sociation representing 80,000 must unconditionally siop in bombing of North Vietnam and Pennsylvania school teachers Operator of the other car, B. B.

Monago, 61, of Lewis Run, NEW YORK (AP) ''No settlement" was reported today following an all night bargaining session on the public school teachers walkout, now entering its second week. The terse announcement came from Vincent D. McDonnell, chairman of the State Mediation Board. The talks were adjourned until 6 p.m. will support a Pittsburgh col other acts of war against this Eager to BUILD or IMPROVE? was not injured.

country. Trinh said. Instead of league when her dismissal appeal comes before the state Superintendent of Public Instruc A yielding to worldwide pressure considered or Interpreted as the ELKS MEETING THURSDAY. for it to do just this, he contin tion. position of the governor in this matter." No one ever said the resolu Years of devoted service have built our reputation The Pennsylvania State Edu Sept.

21, 8 p.m. Official visit by District Deputy George Schwab. Initiation. Dinner at 6:30 p.m. Reservations.

9 18 3t The dispute has kept most of cation Association said its executive council has voted to sup tion reflected any position other port her financially and legally. than the board's. 'Meddling' Charge Women of the Moose card party tonight 8 p.m. Lunch, prizes, donation 50c. 9 18 lt The stalemate has been broken concerning the extra costs for the Jefferson County DuBois Vocational Technical School.

Approval was given by the DuBois Area School Board to increase the bonded indebtedness another $681,000. Similar approval had been given by Brockyway, Punx sutawney and Brookvilie earlier. This is in addition to fhe $1,135, 198.33 which had already been approved. The teacher, John Hill, Rep. James A.

Gallagher, Hill Kelly was fired by the Chartiers Valley School District when she be Bueks, then accused the board came pregnant during a sabbat ical leave. Funeral Home KANE, Dial 837 7575 The district claims the 42 year old elementary music teach of "meddling in legislative matters while neglecting its own duties." Gallagher, a member of the House Higher Education Committee, said the board should concern itself with such things as trying to implement the Mas failed to give proper notice of her expectant state and cancel her sabbatical. the city's 1.1 million school children from classes. Late Sunday night a glimmer of hope appeared in the offin? as bargaining was switched from a mid Manhattan hotel to Gracie Mansion, official residence of Mayor John V. Lindsay.

The parties had been talking since about 1:30 p.m. Sunday. The move to the mayor's residence prompted Albert Shank er, president of the 49,000 mem ber AFL CIO United Federation of Teachers to tell newsmen: "This the start of an attempt by the Board of Education to wrap up negotiations. I'm optimistic about the show of concern." Shanker said there was a 50 50 Mrs. Hill, claiming she had Tabulations of a lf7 survey mistaken her expectant condition Buy, Build or Improve with Quick, Comfortable Financing From us.

KANE FEDERAL Savings Loan ter flan for Higher Education by the National Federation of or providing autonomy for the Independent Business reveals ued, "the United States has been taking more serious steps to escalate the war." "We will nevef submit to United States violence," Trinh said, as he cited two points relevant to negotiations: 1. America's moves to bring the Vietnam problem either to the U.N. General Assembly this fall or to the Security Council are "completely unacceptable" to Hanoi since "these are tricks and deceptions designed to mask another step in the escalation of the war." 2. Initiatives from intermediaries "cannot bring about any settlement of the Vietnam problem unless they are based on the premise that the United States is the aggressor, Hanoi's view being that a reciprocal de escalation demanded by Washington is not valid because it had attacked North Vietnam." Other Foreign Ministry officials also stressed these points. Trinh gave an hour long exposition of North Vietnam's position in answer to questions submitted last week to the Foreign Ministry, followed by another hour of answering questions.

for a gain in weight, appealed her dismissal to the school State colleges and leave the 1 180,000 smaller American firms board, which upheld the dis are engaged in producing and selling for expert and desire tax incentives and interest trict's action. She then appealed to the state superintendent, who has not yet scheduled a hearing. Association matter of state aid for nonpublic schools up to the governor and the legislature. It should be pointed out that bills to implement the Master Plan for Higher Education, including one that would provide autonomy for the state colleges, have been bottled up by the "We shall throw the weight is? i 1 i I tl ml ill of the 80,000 members of the PSEA behind Mrs. Hill," a spokesman said.

"It's a matter of advising her. Her own attor chance of teachers returning to classes in the 900 public schools late this week. ney will have to defend her, but we can speak in her defense. And if she needs more legl BROTHER PASSES AWAV assistance, we shall provide it." Daniel Addison Nortum, 53, of The official said that if the Johnsonbtirg, brother of Mrs superintendent upholds the dis James Pierottl of Kane, expired missal, Mrs. Hill may appeal to at his residence Saturday after $1 off civil courts, all the aay to the a two year illness.

State Supreme Court. He was born in Johnsonburg on 13, 1914 and was em ployed by the New York Pcnn sylvania Co. in Johnsonburg. THK WKI.KKXD TOLL By Associated Press Traffic accidents killed 15 per leading wced 'n fced A "SWINGING" COAT from Andrew Woods' fall collection. It's cinnamon, chocolate and creamy gray in a giant tattersall check.

With it, a neutral gray Jersey dress. CHURCHMEN CRITICIZE U.S. VIETNAM FOLIC! ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) The general board of the National House Higher Education Committee for months. There's little the board can do to unbottle them except meddle in legislative matters.

Ironically, many legislators often have openly criticized the board in the past for not informing them of its position on controversial proposals. The resolution was prepared and recommended by the board's Council of Basic Education, which, by law, is instructed to develop policy for all phases of elementary and secondary education. The council's stated reason for opposing aid to nonpublic schools was that such aid "may tend to reduce the total commitment to and financial support of public education by diverting public funds to the maintenance and operation of non Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Wilda Moore Norturn, two sons in Pennsylvania over the weekend. sons and two daughters.

Council of Churches has stat U.S. policy in Vietnam is not morally justified and voted to TV CAMEOS: Cameron Mitchell Cameron's His Own Roughest Critic ask the United Nations to take SIRIAHNI BROTHERS JEWELERS 76 Fraley Street 837 steps aimed at a peaceful settle Lowest price ever on Scotts amains; TURF BUILDER PLUS 2, the fertilizer I hat also clears out 17 kinds of weeds. Results are outstanding. As weeds, fade away, the fertilised grass fills in where the weeds weiv, turning unsightly weed patches into handsome, vibrantly green turf. ment of the conflict.

A key section of a resolution adopted at the board's closing session asked for a shift in U.S policy at two points: public schools." "It is this board's conviction A halt to the bombing theresolution said, "that such North Vietnam for an unspeci a course of action would en fied time. courage' a proliferation of ion sq ft 595 A request that the United Nations, preferably the General public schools of whatever sect militant group, church, or polit Assembly, or another interna tional agency, take up the ques ical ideology that preferred to Also on doubli educate children for its panic 10,95 lion of steps ana procedures to size ular program or purpose." How Docs Bcnlz's Sell For Less? A number of reasons secure a peaceful settlement. The soundness of the board's The resolution was adopted by reasoning may be open to de a vote of 111 14. It said a Ion; authorized Scotts dealer bate, but its right to adopt such limited war was not morally a policy statement should not justified. even have to be defended.

"We believe that the hignest morality now urgently requires Meckley's TV STAR IS WKI) the compromises which will pre VALLEY STREAM. N.Y. UF dure a peaceful settlement," the i 1 Mki.i i I VJ' i i 9 3 5f Television star David McCallum resolution said. l'oplar at. Kane and socialite Katherine Carpen lne board members repie ter 'were married in a church sent 34 member denominations.

ceremony here Saturday. ii AFTER. VACATION BACK TO SCHOOL MM Diabetics Endangered By Feci Problems By MEL HEIMER WHEN Cameron Mitchell comes out flatly and says he thinks NBC TV's new cowboy and Jndian scries, "the High Chaparral," will be a good one you'd better listen. The free swinging', outspoken Cameron can tick off on one hand's fingers the roles he's done that he likes. 'Carousel 'Carousel' was just dreadful," he told me while practicing chip shots in his Regency hotel suite.

"'Death of a I thought it was a flop on film such a shame, because it was so good on Broadway. And listen I made a lot of movies in Europe that were among the worst ever produced anywhere." The stocky, athletic (he still has an unsigned contract from baseball's Detroit Tigers) Mitchell, thus, has extremely high standards for himself. He thought a while and came up with two performances he didn't mind: "Parts of 'Monkey on My the Barney Ross picture, were good. And I just finished a low budget western, 'Ride in the that I think ought to be up for some awards. It'll be out Jn the late fall or winter and it's a good one." Anthropologists tell us man Is supposed to be complex, not just a simpl Animal, and Cameron fits Into their image.

His whole world isn't acting. "I spent some time in a Zen monastery in Japan," he said, "and who luiows if I hadn't become an actor, I might have been a holy man. I come from a long line of Pennsylvania ministers. 'But I'm like all humans, I guess victimized ly my own bad habits, like smoking too much. I got used to a good, easy material life nnd with a family to support, I don't see how I can change.

But holy men do inspire me. Goh, can you imagino a modern, average man spending 40 days and nights In the wilderness?" Candor is Cameron's middle name and has fceen, most of his life. When he came to New York before World War II from Dallastown, working as an usher, mail clerk, dishwasher and Radio City sightseeing guide (with another unknown, Gregory Peck), he went to see the Lunls act one night and promptly wrote them a letter criticizing their work. "Their secretary told me to come see her," ho smiles, "and boy, did she bawl me out. But she let me audition for her and I did a serious scene and reduced her to tears.

The next night I auditioned for the Lunts themselves and won a part in their 'The Taming of the which was my big break. Would I write a letter like that now? I doubt it. I'm aware now that it was a damned audacious thing to do." Mitchell is blunt about almost everything. He mentioned some movie directors he thought Were simply awful big name directors and ho eaid there were no two ways about lt, movies cost too much to make these days. "I feel sorry lor moat producers, whose hands are tied in so present many Immediate Bcntz's are members of two group buying services who buy for their 1500 members over a billion dollars worth of furniture and related items a year.

Through this group buying we are able to buy for less which in turn enahles us to sell competitively with the largest chains and mail order houses. We own our store buildings and warehouses and therefore do not have a high rent lo pay. We carry the biggest majority of our own accounts and offer our customers months to pay without interest or carrying charges. Our customers say "You have the nicest sales people and delivery men. You bend over backward to take care of your customers." People say "It's a pleasure to deal at BKNTZ'S." We like and respect our customers.

All this gives us a big volume of business. These are just a few of the reasons why we can sell to our many satisfied customers for less. MONEY NEEDS C. W.BENSON Mtntgtr At "Buck" in "High Choporral," Cameron Mitchell tays play a "lovely bum." Infected 'corns, callouses, problem ingrown to nalls. thick' nctl lot nuils with ulcers at shoe pressure points, funrus unci bacterial infections are Hie must common foot problems associated with diiiltct.

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KANI Phone 837 813 many ways," he said. "They can't do this or that, for fear of offending different blocs and groups." In "High Chaparral," he plays Buck "a lovely, amiuble, active bum" and he says that Mark Slade, who plays his nephew in the series, can't miss stardom. An old Indian aficionado, Mitchell's happy that "Chaparral" makes Indians out more heroes than villains. "What about that new series on ABC about General Custer?" he demanded, glowerlngly. "How can they set that guy up on a pedestal? He was one of the most miserable men of our times, who used to kill women and children and you know, that was how he lost out, finally, when the Indians baited a trap for him with women and kids." Mr.

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