Spring Meet Held by U S Route Association at Penn Laurel
The 42nd annual Spring Meeting of the U S Route Association will convene at noon at the Penn Laurel Motel Restaurant in Warren with Pennsylvania Secretary of Highways Robert G. Bartlett as guest speaker. Also reported: a dead beagle disposed of by city police, a 17 year old cited for driving without a license, and a theft inquiry into about 400 dollars from the VFW Club.
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Penn- Laurel
Warren
Robert G. Bartlett
Secretary of Highways of
Pennsylvania
Raymond L. Amy
West Washington Street
Porter Auer
Lon Uta
VFW
Holive
Haynie Tops LPGA Earnings In 1968 Start
Sandra Haynie leads LPGA money list after four 1968 events with 3908 dollars. Kathy Whitworth trails by under one hundred dollars after winning one tournament and totaling 3887 dollars. The Cincinnati AP report notes Haynie has not yet won a tournament but strong finishes boost her earnings lead.
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Cincinnati
Sandra Haynie
Ladies Professional Golf Association Tour
LPGA
Miss Haynie
Kathy Whitworth
Olivier Quinn to star in Fisherman film in Rome
British actor Sir Laurence Olivier is signed to star with Anthony Quinn in a screen adaptation of Morris West's The Shoes of the Fisherman. Olivier plays a Communist who challenges the Pope, with filming set on location in Rome.
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London
Laurence Olivier
Anthony Quinn
Morris West
Olivier
Rome
Son of Racial Equality Leader Shot and Killed
Roy Innis Jr., 13, son of a Congress of Racial Equality leader, was shot dead outside a Bronx apartment. Police arrested David Newhorn, 49, a postal clerk, on homicide charges after he fired a pistol at youths playing near the building. The shooting occurred when a man leaned from a second floor window and fired after warning was ignored. Police officers on duty nearby detained Newborn.
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NEW York
Roy Innis Jr
Congress of Racial Equality
Bronx
David Newhorn
Newborn
Innis
Young Innis
Alexander
GAO faults Detroit antipoverty rent claims
The GAO found Detroit's city contributed 20 percent of antipoverty program costs and allowed space value in, but only 871,855 of 842,160 in claims were justified. A school claimed 2,184 room-days but anti poverty use covered only 319 days, with rooms rented to other groups on some days. Rechecking after notification to OEO still found issues. urging revaluation of all Board of Education claims.
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GAO
OEO
Board of Education
Hanoi rebuffs Johnsons talks offer in tense stand
The Hanoi article notes the President’s past promise to send U S negotiators anywhere at any time for talks, saying the Johnson administration now shifts tone after many such statements. Johnson says he will discuss peace paths with top military command and on Wednesday with South Korea’s Park.
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Hanoi
U.S
Johnson
Chung Hee Park
South Ko
Law to Curb Unwanted Smut Mail in Post Office Plan
Postmaster R C McLaughlin announces a new law allowing patrons to stop offensive pandering ads. Patrons may require mailers to remove their names from mailing lists and direct the post office to block further mail within 30 days if complaints persist. The grief pamphlet How You Can Curb Pandering Advertisements is available at Corry Post Office.
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R. C. McLaughlin
Postal Department
Corry Post Office
McLaughlin
Mystery surrounds missing assassin and brotherly clues
The article traces a missing man linked to a Birmingham boarding house, noting no record of a Louisiana driver license, a ship job in Mobile, and a duplicate Eric Starvocal license mailed to Birmingham. Galt left Oct 7 and returned items in December, while a duplicate license vanished. The Birmingham post office reports no forwarding address and locals recall him as quiet and friendly. Taxpayers in North Carolina gain a midnight tax filing extension to 1967 returns, one hour more than the other states.
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Louisiana
Galt
Birmingham
Mobile
Ala
Bir
Mingham Trust National Bank
Eric Starvocal
Washington
North Carolina
Battle near Cambodian border leaves Americans wary
In the central highlands nine U.S. servicemen were killed and 48 wounded after a heavy mortar barrage. North Vietnamese troops attacked a company 19 miles west of Kon Tum, 15 miles from the Cambodian border, with automatic weapons and small arms as artillery and Air Force fighters pummeled enemy positions for about two and a half hours.
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