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The Assodted Press average Rains bring more floods to Italy ROME (AP) — Heavy rains brought back serious floods to d i s a s t e r-stricken Tuscany Thursday and set off damaging landslides elsewhere. The gen- erally stormy weather darkened Italy again three weeks after the worst floods in the nation's history. *fr^*^V— f * *| ^A. 1 *'* U H slocks advaw up xfr lid unities off J. tke ftfbiMtaift 4jf the nBy was reflected Jhy OH fact ttat aS tt of the mo^iettve stocks ad^tmced* • the most-active stock, riing m to m on 112,900 shares. Among airline^ Eastern rose Sft, KLM »7i 9 American 4 and Pas American 2%. Northwest, wtdch reported higher net in- come for October, was up 3%. Amoctf otter high steppers, mi fM|e HHt Polaroid #,% X4Ttw •%, Bo4*« 1%, Zeplth 3% rad Teams Gtdf tft^^ir wto production, G^eral Mo- tors roee 1%, Chrysler 1%, Ford % and American Motors ft. DuPoot advanced 3¥t, Union Carbide 1%, Anaconda m and Horoeotake 3Vi. Prices were generally higher on the American Stock Ex- change. Farm Market NEW YORK (AP)—USDA- Wholesale egg offerings gener- ally adequate. Demand fair to- day. New York spot quotations: Whites: Extra fancy heavy weight 48-50; fancy medium 42- 4$%; fancy heavy weight 47%- 49; medium 41^-42%; smalls 34-35. Browns: Extra fancy heavy weight 47-48%; fancy medium 42%-43%; fancv heavy weight 4748; smalls 35-36. NEW YORK (AP)-<USDA>~ Butter offerings adequate. De- mand fair. Wholesale prices on bulk car- tons (fresh). Creamery, 93 score (AA) 68- 88^4 cents; 92 score (A) 87%- 88. Cheese steady. Prices un- changed. NEW YORK (AP)-USDA- Dressed poultry: New York, Philadelphia and Boston carlot and trucklot turkey markets, U.S. grade A, ready-to-cook, fro- zen; trading limited as many dealers evaluate the situation prices increased one cent in most quarters on young hens and young toms 14 lbs and up. No sales reported. Offerings re-! ported: Young hens 8-16 lbs 40- 41 cents; young toms 14 lbs and up 39-40; fryer-roasters 4-8 lbs 40-40%; young torn whites 8-14 lbs 38%-39%. Squabs and ducklings un- changed. State to $113 minioii for dbiMren ALBANY, NX (AP) *^New York State wffl receive a* es- timated $Uijmm of tt* more than $1 billion federal allocation approved Friday by President Johnson to aid educationally de- prived children in low-income areas. A spokesman for the State Ed- ucation Department said latest estimates indicated the state would receive $112,600,00© to aid low-income and handicapped pupils. The state also wig be grant- ed |870 } 000 for a new program aimed at helping neglected and delinquent children and $206,000 for a first-year project to im- prove educational standards for the children of migrant labor- ers, Dr. Irving Ratchik said. Minor programs account for the remainder of the money. .J 'Stop fool' LOIJISVILLE, Ky. (AP)-The sticker attached to the rear of an auto in a downtown parking lot bore this plaintive piea: \STOP FOOL—There's a car in front of you!\ COOPERSVILLE Area News Mrs. Edward Abood Phone GR »4653 AN OPEN INVITATION 1967 PREVIEW OF NEW HOMES 115 SOUTH MAIN TO. 544-7550 FORTHfNftY Hlow.^tartfayiflfrf LESS For Building Materials! BROOKFIELD WALL PANELING 1/4x4x8 Prvfiafebtd — As Lew As $4.70 sheet PLAIN WHITE CEILING TILE || y 2 ( sq.ft. On Prospect Ave., North of Cornelia _ St^JPIottsburgh, N.Y. Dial 561-6366 or 561-1271 6 COMPLETELY DIFFERENT MODELS ON DISPLAY DAILY FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON 10 AM to 8 PM DISAPPEARING STAIRWAY CfiUNG to 8'x9\ $1Q95l IneimUnf All Hardware 2x4*$ 8 ft. lengths 0 E*. HOUSf RU Pour Type INSULATION 3 ca. ft. bog $1.25 -93 < TRMJ.TRACK ALUMINUM COMBINATION WINDOWS Vfc $13-69 SHEATING '\J 65 J/» J 4' > r M ch V*\ PLYWOOD bNrior«ra*.4ll (420 PLYSCORE 280 4x8 Sheets -^* aik?700 ASPHALT WTNDSEAL SHINGLES $3.30 bundle MWHTYUTI SUSPENDEL^CEILINGS m. 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TME SHslCB 1929* FURNIIURE COMPANY *m a*^i ST *i - *V^ __-=\ y^.^ \.~ r i ^x <***:'*?%*?*• \, Co SAIGON, & (AP) - For tb d^y the war ii at a near Stan contrast to the the past few w U.S. miiitai reported no gn South VletnaitK ed only one sr North Viet Na continued to fln while in the bombers Sund pounded a susp namese headq Green Berets Cambodia. iV 2 of quii PITTSBURGr af the Aranson Sunday and doc of the tiny giris losing her battl The latest to ly Ann, the fo babies born 24 turely Saturday young Pittsburj The babies - than a man's hi with lungs not s Britaiiu LONDON (Al quietly dropping curb on import invasion of fore is expected to f< ly and cancel rr fit gained. Conceived as dike to save 1 bankruptcy, tto Union x WASHINGT AFL-CIO urged Sunday night t efforts to prol from g>p artist tary bases off Li men and finana Leo Periis, AFL-CIO^ Com Department, sa men's basic tra Food-for WASHINGTO? former head o Peace progran night it is dangt caUy unwise J States to slow u enes to India. 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