Youngsville pool drive raises 15000 with 21 solicitors
The Youngsville Swimming Pool campaign reached at least 15000 in cash and pledges with 21 active solicitors at the second organizational meeting. Over 50 residents attended a public briefing by Larry Lidstrom of Hockenbury System and Bill McJeen of the Youngsville Business Peoples Association. The goal is 78000, with Allegheny College Meadville to receive 250000 from World Witness Crusade proceeds. Hammermill Paper reports record earnings for the first 12 weeks of 1965.
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Youngsville
Larry Lidstrom
Hockenbury System, Inc
Bill McJeen
Youngsville Business Peoples Association
Allegheny College
Meadville
World Witness Crusade
Western Pennsylvania Conference Methodist Churches
Hammermill Paper Company
Delay Trial Continues With Reds Admission in Embassy Bombing
Hertz, a 46 year old Leesburg Virginia resident, is prisoner in Saigon as the first admission of Reds involvement in the embassy bombing that killed two Americans and twenty Vietnamese. The broadcast claimed no bomber died, and all returned to base. Thai, wounded, was captured after being shot in the stomach by a Saigon police officer. Thai and another Vietnamese were to face a military court. Hertz had led the aid public administration division in Saigon since 1963 and disappeared during a motorbike trip near Saigon. His wife and three of five children had evacuated to the United States. The Hanoi broadcast said Hertz is in the care of the National Liberation Front.
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Hertz
Saigon
Leesburg
F H
Aid Public Administration Division
Viet Nam
United States
Hanoi
South Viet Nam National Liberation Front
Patrons sue Food Fair over Bonus Bingo dispute
Thirty three Food Fair customers sue the Philadelphia chain in York County Common Pleas Court seeking 23000 dollars for unpaid bingo prizes from the Bonus Bingo promotion. They say winning combinations were presented to managers before the game ended February 1d, but no cash prizes were paid. District Attorney Daniel W. Shoemaker noted a printing error caused excess winning combinations and declined criminal action.
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York, Pa
York County
Breast cancer research details new hormone dependent types
At the American Association for Cancer Research meeting in Philadelphia Dr. Antae Kim from Roswell Park in Buffalo outlined a new approach to breast cancer showing some tumors depend on pituitary hormones while others do not. He demonstrated animal models mimicking all stages of human breast cancer and described separating each type for targeted study. Meantime Roswell Park researchers reported a virus protection transmission in a four year mouse leukemia study affecting over 2,000 offspring.
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Philailphia
Antae Kim
Ros
Well Park Memorial Institute
State Cancer Research and Treatment Center
Buffalo
N. Y
Kim
Roswell Park
Edwin A. Mirand
James T. Grace Jr
Wasps Cause Woman's Fatal Tongue Sting Death
In Formosa near Taipei Mrs Hsu Fan Hsien ta o a 34 year old woman talking with a neighbor in her yard was stung on the tongue by a wasp. She collapsed, failed to regain consciousness and died before reaching a hospital.
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Taipei
Formosa
Hsu Fan Hsien-tao
Hsu
Truck Driver Killed in Harrisburg Area Crash
A truck driver named Harry Anthony of Ford City Armstrong County died in a three vehicle collision near Harrisburg involving a truck tractor trailer and a passenger car. State Police reported traffic delays at the scene just outside the city limits.
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Harrisburg
Harry Anthony
Ford City
Armstrong County
Here
Johnson outlines peace terms for South Vietnam remain independent
In a Shriver Hall address President Johnson urged an independent South Vietnam free of outside interference and tied to no alliance. He said peaceful settlement options exist and old agreements may need reinforcement. The audience interrupted with applause as the First Lady and family watched from the platform.
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South VietNam
Johnson
University
Shriver Hall
Hubert H. Humphrey
Mrs. Humphrey
Johnsons
Lynda
Luci
Johnson speech analyzed as Viet Nam policy sparks cross party reaction
In New York a Thunt spokesman said the secretary general would study the speech and comment this morning while Senate leaders on Capitol Hill split. Dirksen questioned if America is retreating, Mansfield urged openness to a settlement. Mikoyan and Mazurov in Moscow called for U.S. withdrawal. Seventeen nations urged negotiations. Johnson defended U.S. aims and the need to help South Viet Nam live freely. A TV producer in Beverly Hills died at 49.
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New York
Thunt
Capitol Hill
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
America
Mike Mansfield
White House
Viet Nam
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Kirill Mazurov
Moscow
United States
Fess
Johnson
Washington
U.S
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
No Holiday For Holidays In Utah Arson Suspected
Salt Lake City AP reports yesterday two adjacent houses in Holiday Utah owned by Lee and John Holiday burned in an unoccupied state. County Fire Chief Frank P Jones said arson was suspected and no injuries occurred.
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Salt Lake City
Lee
John Holiday
Holiday
Utah
Couny
Frank P. Jones
Brown elected president of Christians and Jews group
In New York the Rev. Dr. E Sterling Brown aged 87 was chosen to lead the National Conference of Christians and Jews. He succeeds Dr. Lewis Webster Jones who will retire June 30 or died yesterday of a heart attack.
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New York
E. Sterling Brown
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Lewis Webster Jones
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