Death of Joseph Wawrzyniak in Erie at 76
Obituary notes the death of Joseph Wawrzyniak 76 after an extended illness. Burial plans set for Slomk i Funeral Home Erie with final rites Saturday afternoon. Survivors include wife Josephine Wojtaszek two Corry sisters and Union City sister, plus a brother William.
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Joseph Wawrzyniak
Slomki
Erie
Josephine Wojtaszek
Cleon Burrows
William Flick
Corry
Arthur Martin
Union City
William
Humphrey urges church leaders to push social reform
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey ends talks with American church readers in Miami Beach urging activists to press ahead for social justice. He laments a mood of reaction threatening the forward movement and cites the National Council of Churches meeting with 34 denominations and about 42 million members.
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Fla
Hubert H. Humphrey
America
National Council of Churches
Humphrey
Interchurch Cooperative Organization
Saigon Mayor Seized by Police After Incident
U S officials report Saigon mayor was restrained by Vietnamese police and American personnel after an outburst. He was released following intervention by ambassadorial and provost marshal officials. Reports say he previously halted traffic and fired in the air during recent incidents.
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U. S
U.S
Saigon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Cua
Slayer Free On Bail Awaiting Appeal In 1965 Slayings
Miami socialite Robert Ball was released on 25000 bail while appealing his conviction and life terms for the 1965 murders of his estranged wife Regina Ball and her lover Daniel Nash. The defendant, 48, received concurrent life sentences after a jury found him guilty of second degree murder in the couple’s bedroom shooting.
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Slayer
Miami, Fla
Miami
Ball
Francis J. Christie
Robert Jr
Christie
Regina
Daniel Nash
Ten Jurors Chosen In Cappolino Murder Case
Freehold New Jersey AP reports the murder trial jury pool for Dr Carl Cappolino nears completion with four panelists to be picked. Ten jurors have been sworn and sequestered amid opposition to capital punishment as the state seeks the death penalty in the first degree murder case involving the strangling of retired Army Lt Col William E Farber, a Middletown Township neighbor. Farber died July 20 1963, initially blamed on a coronary thrombosis.
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Freehold
Carl Cappolino
William E. Farber
Middletown Township
Bailey
Farber
Romney Checking 1968 Chances In New York and Nevada
Governor George Romney conducts public appearances and private calls in New York and Reno as he weighs a 1968 presidential bid. He plans no decision for six months while meeting with business leaders and political allies. The reporting notes possible talks with Nixon and Lindsay as western Republicans discuss Romney.
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New York
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
Charlotte
N.C
National Association of Manufacturers
United Jewish Appeal
Richard M. Nixon
John V. Lindsay
Reno
Ney
Leonard Hall
Paul Laxalt
Nevada
Hall I.net
Jack Carter
Laxalt
Washington
Hall
Republican National Committee
Nixon
Las Vegas
Carter
Rockefeller Romney meet in Puerto Rico a wary pause
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York met with Romney in Puerto Rico after the November 8 election, each winning a third term, with Rockefeller offering no promises of support and continuing to rule out a presidential bid. A Harrisburg drug hearings panel resumes next week on drug and marijuana use on Pennsylvania college campuses, with witnesses in some sessions wearing hoods to hide identities.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Romney
Puerto Rico
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Bombers press Viet Nam raids as troops rise to 362000
U S headquarters in Saigon said American troop strength in Viet Nam reached 362000 by last Saturday, a net gain of 1000. B52 raids northwest of Saigon and west of Chu Lai hit Viet Cong targets with trenches and bunkers. Two F6 jet crashes near Saigon killed both pilots. Manley turret blast injured three crew. Sen. Henry M Jackson aboard but unharmed.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
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Kitting
Chu Lai
South China Sea
U S
Manley
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Navy
Powell Faces Arrest Over Large Judgment Payment
Powell, 58, subject to arrest if found in New York state, has been in the Bahama Islands for weeks and won Wednesday. Ordered by Justice Joseph A Brust to make $164,000 judgment payments of $60 weekly, claiming his $30,000 yearly congressional salary is his only income. At that rate, 53 years remain to satisfy the judgment, leaving widow Esther James awaiting completion.
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Bahama Islands
Powell
New York
Esther James
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