King Leads Peaceful March for Voter Registration
Dr. Martin Luther King returns to Montgomery to lead a peaceful good-will march urging massive turnout at the courthouse for voter registration. He plans to meet with Vice President Humphrey and Attorney General Katzenbach in Washington before resuming the Selma civil rights campaign, as 87 demonstrators are jailed in a day-by-day protest.
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Montgomery
Ala
Martin Luther King
King
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nicholas Katzenbach
Selma
Alabama
James Bevel
Dexter Avenue Baptist Church
Allegheny River Flood Threat Drops After Ice Jam Breaks
The U S Weather Bureau said the danger of further flooding along the Allegheny River has passed after ice jams on the Allegheny Oil Creek and East Hickory Creek caused backwater flooding at Oil City Parker West Hickory and Fast Hickory. Water crested at 21.5 feet at Oil City and the flood threat shifted to navigation only with stores in Oil City pumping water from basements. Ice chunks lined 146 miles of the river and conditions improved by morning.
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Pittsburgh
U.S. Weather Bureau
Allegheny River
Allegheny
Oil Creek
East Hickory
Oil City
Parker
West Hickory
Fast Hickory
East Brady
U. S. Gets Tough In Asia Debate Over War Powers
The article discusses presidential power to use force without formal declarations, noting past precedents from Monroe to Kennedy. It cites congressional resolutions approving actions in Korea and Vietnam as supporting authority for Johnson’s Vietnam policy while weighing constitutional limits and policy risks in confronting North Vietnam and its Soviet and Chinese backers.
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U. S
Asia
South Viet Nam
Congress
United States
Johnson
U.S
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
James Monroe
Florida
Ises S. Grant
Santo Domingo
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Iceland
Harry S. Truman
Korea
John F. Kennedy
Cuba
Soviet Union
North Viet Nam
Red
Johnson decides limited retaliation over North Vietnam
A retrospective account describes President Johnson aborting any broader war plans with North Vietnam after the Gulf of Tonkin incident. He approved a one shot strike on American ships, while avoiding a full scale expansion. Officials say later attacks were expected and retaliation was deemed necessary.
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Viet Nam
Johnson
United States
North
Hanoi
U.S
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Pleiku
Meadville Man Arrested for Meter Break-ins
Thomas J. Kleean, 25, of Meadville, was arrested Sunday night for breaking into city parking meters. Police say he was caught in the act and had just broken into another meter. Loot totaled 90 cents from one meter and 50 cents from the other. meters valued at $75 each were damaged.
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Meadville
Thomas J. Kleean
John Holt
Charles T. Shaw
Kleean
Death ruled suicide for former NLRB chairman Rodgers
Philip R. Rodgers, 49, former National Labor Relations Board chairman, was found in his Bethesda Maryland home garage with a gunshot wound and a rope about his neck. The medical examiner ruled the death a death by own action. Rodgers, a Utah native, was appointed NLRB chair in 1955 by President Eisenhower, serving until 1963.
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Washingson
Philip R. Rodgers
National Labor Relations Board
Rodgers
Bethesda
John G. Ball
Montgomery County
Bountiful
Utah
NLRB
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Guidance Counselor Costs and State Aid at Corry Area High
State guidance funding policies drive budget decisions as the Corry Area School Jointure weighs hiring a third guidance counselor at Tiffany’s cage with a $6,150 first year salary for September. The district faces mandates for libraries and special programs with shortages at Concord Conway and Columbus elementary libraries and other services, risking state aid which could drop by $65,000 if 129 teaching units lose eligibility.
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Tiffany's Cage
Corry Area High School
Tif ‘Fany
Concord School
Conelway School
Columbus School
Shupe
Corry
Kane Inventor May Have Killed Smog
Kane inventor James McCullough travels to Los Angeles to demonstrate a motor vehicle smoke and gas eliminator for the Motor Vehicle Pollution Control Board. The device aims to curb California air pollution amid rising state educational service demands and budget talks.
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Kane
James McCullough
California
McCullough
Los Angeles
Letral
Moxtor Vehicle Pollution Control Board
McCullough device eyed for car exhaust control
A McCullough exhaust unit, tested over four years and mounted on his car, is considered by the Los Angeles control board as a strong candidate among hundreds of devices. Earlier tests suggested further improvements before resubmission.
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McCullough
Ie Control Board
Los Angees
Editor's Wife Dies in North Tarrytown NY
Buren H. McCormack reports the death of his wife, editor and editorial director of the Street Journal, in North Tarrytown New York yesterday. The loss affects the newspaper’s leadership and marks a somber moment for staff.
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North Tarrytown, NY
Buren H. McCormack
the Street Journal
Yesterie
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