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Warren Woman Arrested in Jewelry Larceny Case
Warren Borough police arrested Frances Marie Cross, 23, on larceny charges for allegedly stealing 85 pairs of earrings from a Jamesway store on November 25, 1966. Officers recovered 85 earrings valued at 420 dollars and a watch valued at 13.90 dollars, tying the case to prior thefts.
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Warren — Borough
Jamesway
Donald B. Fitch
Frances Marie Cross
Rudolph’s Market
Fitch
Warren
James Neal
Cross
Martha Lawson
Warren Sets Sites For Homes For Elderly
Warren Housing Inc approved two proposed sites for low cost elderly housing and will contact property owners. The site committee led by Walter Bergler reviewed options with architect Lawrence Beyer considering two buildings at one site and a second site with additional units. A questionnaire indicated a need for about nine apartments. the group extended the return deadline to gather more input.
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Warren
Warren Housing Inc
Walter Bergler
Lawrence Beyer
Reopening Hearings Sought in Dodd Ethics Case
Senate Ethics Committee weighs renewed hearings after four ex-employees allege more misconduct evidence. Dodd opponents press for access to files while committee reviews existing findings and potential additional proceedings. The four former aides admit taking about 4000 documents and sharing copies with columnists Pearson and Anderson.
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Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
Dodd
Connecticut Democrat
Bipartisan Committee
Senate
John Stennis
D-Miss
Stennis
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Bennett
James P. Boyd, Jr
Marjorie
Ex-President of Nicaragua Succumbs
MANAGUA Nicaragua AP Luis Somoza former president for seven of the 35 years his family held power died yesterday of a heart ailment at age 45 His brother Anastasio Somoza Debayle was elected president February 5 and slated to be inaugurated May 1 Luis a senator and campaign manager suffered a heart attack last Friday and died at his luxurious home with his wife and six children An end to the Somoza dynasty was not in sight
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Managua
Nicaragua
Luis Somoza
Somoza
Anastasio Somoza DeBayle
Luis
Teachers Back New 12 Month Contract Plan
The new salary schedule and 12 month contract policy align with a state vocational technical program. Supporters say it enhances professional status, expands summer and adult education, and uses school facilities year round. Union president Robert Hall endorses it as aligning teachers with engineers and lawyers, while one official notes full-time status.
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Robert Hall
Oil City Area Education Association
Powell Calls Meeting of Negro Leaders in Bimini
AP report says Adam Clayton Powell invites Martin Luther King and other Negro leaders to Bimini for a future meeting. Stokely Carmichael may join from nearby Florida while Pope Powell misses his Washington election certification. Powell reserved a tennis court at Bimini Hotel for Sunday sermons as he fished amid 35 knot winds with Chester Bagley from New York for tax deadline talks.
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Bimini
Bahamas
Adam Clayton Powell
Martin Luther King
Harlem Democrat
Black Power
Stokely Carmichael
Florida
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
NAACP
Powell
Washington
Congress
Chester Bagley
New York
Senate Debates on Repeal Rider and Tax Incentives
The Louisianian vows to urge the House to reject the repeal rider in conference on the os bill and seek a presidential veto if needed. Johnson endorses the campaign finance plan and backs a tax bill restoring two major incentives for business. Gore pushes repeal as a step toward broader election law reforms long discussed in Congress.
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Dodd
House
Johnson
Gore
Congress
Pitt Student Honored For Heroic Rescue At Reservoir
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission cited Pitt student Richard A. Mathieson Jr. for diving into a Greenville reservoir to save Doris M. Eakin and her three sons from a submerged car. Mathieson, 22, received 750 dollars and a bronze medal. he made two trips for the mother and boys and searched unsuccessfully for the daughter whose body was later recovered.
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Eri Tsburgh
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Pitt
Greenville
Richard A. Mathieson Jr
Pittsburgh
Mathieson
Doris M. Eakin
Daniel
James
Timothy
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