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Gordon Bennett, chairman of the low rental housing commission.

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Chambers. reported parking in this

‘sound for five minutes. The that | ual New Year’

to ha This ent made ; hairma' ittee, to the Charlotte-

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| Island News Page

ees catia Beet: of Trade

churches will held last | at midnight the fire horn

throughout

~this—is—for-}—On-New—Year’s Day ai ii at 3 pm wil be be Dr. nell of New York. —A-feature

oo lined the five major events to year.

mittee representing the Char- |

|drivers who walked out Satur-

1966. $ out- sound for an hour and

will | of us- be

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treal’s weekend backlog of

jday night for higher pay and | shorter hours, Ltd. had been

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s Eve the chimes in var- | Night that the post office deliv- | believed preparing a new drive po

» but | struck

a tod yet of overflowing mail boxes.” ; 500 TO CHOOSE FROM ~ VALUES TO $100

ce spokesman said; stretch of many people have been bring- | that leads

bs in the bellies of each, at a twisting, miles-long the

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to trails into South

mountain pass

general prognosis at this time | was termed excellent.

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A statement from Walter

Reed Army Hospital said the

surgery was successful.

(AP) — UWS.

Postmaster ._General’ Jean- |cighth mission of the war Pierre Cote, who flew to Mon- | against North Vietnam Monday, . Gaudet told the commit-|tteal from Ottawa during the [hitting again at Mu Gia Pass

cancelled because The eight-engine jet ‘bombers, | flying from Guam with 27 tons

Air on New | weekend, announced Sunday |to cut off Communist forces

|Force B-52 bombers flew their

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