Politics Bustin Out All Over This Grand Land
AP dispatch surveys early campaign chatter across states Sen Lausche faces AFL-CIO critique while Kennedy feuds with New York leaders Ford mocks carpet-bagging Reagan’s backers gain attention Javits eyed as possible rival to Wagner in New York Case weighs GOP bid in New Jersey Neuberger plans 1966 Senate run Hatfield may oppose her in Oregon Burch blames media for Goldwater loss as political season grows momentum.
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Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Afl-Cio
Union
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Gerald R. Ford
Michi-gan
House
Ronald Reagan
California
Springfield
Ford
Reagan
Michigan
Ilinois
Barry Goldwater
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
New York
Robert F. Wagner
New York City
Joseph Zaretzki
Kennedy
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Wagner
Mark C. Hatfield
Salt Lake City
GOP
Dean Burch
Goldwater
Burch
Fire Claims Four Victims In Canton House Blaze
In Canton Ohio a two story frame house fire killed a 35 year old mother Lela Bair and her three children while she tried to save them. The husband and one more child escaped after she dropped others to safety from a second story window.
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Canton, Ohio
Canton
Lela Bair
Aide Karl Strong Von Senden Dies in Pittsburgh
Karl Strong Von Senden, 79, former president of Von Senden Advertising Specialties, died yesterday in Pittsburgh. He built the agency into a regional name and served as a longtime industry leader.
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Pittsburgh
Karl Strong von Senden
von Senden Advertising Specialties
Profit Sharing Nets Large Bonus at Titusville Plant
Titusville based Crankshaft and Machine Co introduces a profit sharing plan covering 100 percent of shop workers. The first week paid an average 10.6 cents per hour based on base pay, with 130 employees participating and plans to boost efficiency as orders backlog grows.
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Titusville
Titusville Crankshaft and Machine Co
Joseph Friedman
TCM
Friedman
Malcolm X Home Bombed in Queens Fire
Malcolm X and his family escaped injury when three gasoline bombs shattered a living room window at their Elmhurst Queens home. The devices caused extensive damage before firefighters halted the blaze as police opened an investigation into the attack.
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New York
Malcolm X
Elmhurst
Queens
Integrated Churches Story At Corry Methodist Meeting
Erie pastors Rev. Melvin Pritts and Rev. Albert Rutledge outlined the integrated parish formed from Wayne Street and Henderson Street churches. They cited prekindergarten classes and homework sessions for 4 year-olds to ninth graders, aided by Edinboro State College students, reducing dropouts by 85 percent. About 225 people attended the Corry event with choir groups from Henderson Street Wayne Street and the Corry church junior choir.
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Erie
First Methodist Church
Corry
Methodist Home Missionary Movement
Wayne Street Methodist Church
Henderson Street Methodist Church
Pritts
Rutledge
Henderson Street
Wayne Street
Indian Patriarch Bowlegs Dies at 102 on Brighton Reservation
Fra Billy Bowlegs, patriarch of the Seminole bacians in Florida, dies at age 102 on the Brighton Reservation. The veteran leader passed away on Saturday, leaving a legacy among indigenous communities and Florida Seminoles.
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Brighton Indian Reservation
Billy Bowlegs
Florida
Communists weigh aid to Hanoi as U.S. strikes rage
North Korea and China hinted at more help for Hanoi while Moscow offered cautious support. Hungary condemned U.S. actions by attacking the American Legation in Budapest. U.S. officials anticipated peace talks but pressed for continued intervention in South Vietnam. Support for Johnson's air reprisals came from Lodge Scott and Dodd.
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Peking
Hanoi
U.S
Kosygin
Moscow
Viet Nam
China
Washington
United
Southeast Asia
U.N
Uea
L. Shastri
United States
South Viet Nam
Hungary
Budapest
State Department
Leaders Debate Viet Nam Strategy On Radio Programs
Lodge urged staying in South Vietnam to defeat guerrillas and called retaliation brave. Dodd warned if aggression continues the US must act now, even in Seattle, and urged allied aid and a Johnson TV radio address. Scott supported the president's actions and called for retaliation and firmness.
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Lodge
WNEW
New York
United States
South
Viet Nam
Dodd
CBS
Seattle
U.S
Asia
Johnson
Snake Roundup Captures Record Rattlers in Sweetwater
Sweetwater Jaycee Roundup nets 1,940 diamondback rattlesnakes over three days weighing 2,375 pounds. Top prize of $225 shared by Tony Hayley and Jim Kamerfor for most snakes and longest at 64 inches. Snakes are milked for venom, skins sold, meat canned for sale.
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Sweetwater
Tex
Tony Hayley
Jim Kamer
Free Tickets at Blatt's Rex Theatre Disney Double Feature
Advertisements invite readers to find their name and call the store to receive a free ticket. From Friday February 19 to Sunday February 21 the Walt Disney double feature shows Emil and the Detectives with Walter Slezak and Tattooed Police Horse starring Sandy Sanders and Charles Seel.
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Blatt’s Rex Theatre
Walt Disney
Walter Slezak
Emil and the Detectives
Sandy Sanders
Charles Seel
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