Nixon Withdrawal To Topple Dem Hopefuls
Washington AP report says White House officials expect Nixon to announce more troop withdrawals in April. They claim most Democratic hopefuls oppose Laos invasion, while Muskie advocates restraint, and Nixon seeks political gains from the Laos operation amid lower casualties and continued U.S. withdrawal credibility.
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Nixon
Dem
Washington
White House
Laos
U.S
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Henry M. Jackson
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Cambodia
Senate
South Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Nguyen van Thieu
Indochina
Melvin R. Laird
Picketing at Uniontown High School Reflects Civil Rights Ties
In Uniontown Pa students and supporters picketed Uniontown Senior High after Fayette County group urged a boycott over Negro education access. Officials noted about 1,400 students attended classes while around 100 are Black and organizers claim broader countywide action was planned. The dispute centers on opportunities for Black students in the Uniontown Area School District.
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Uniontown
Uniontown Senior High
Fayette County
People For Progress
Uniontown Area
Charles Grottenthaler
Train crashes into building at J&L Aliquippa works
In Aliquippa Pennsylvania a Jones and Laughlin Steel locomotive crashed into a building at the works killing the engineer Julius Kaimnski aged 50 of Slovan Washington County. Authorities identified him as the victim in the fatal accident on Sunday.
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J&l
Aliquippa, Pa
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Aliquippa Works
Julius Kaimnski
Slovan
Washington County
Corry Memorial Hospital Daily Admission and Discharge List
Corry Memorial Hospital report as of 7 A.M. lists admitted patients including Mrs. Earl Cathers of Wayne Street, William Moses of Clymer, Mrs. Lee Tressler of Clymer, and several others with addresses in Corry Clymer Sherman Findley Lake Jamestown and Findley. Discharged are Mrs. G.B. Watson and daughter, Mrs. Halsey Willover and daughter Barbara Jean, Mrs. Frederick Fortune and son Michael Frederick, Mrs. Wilbur Ricey and daughter Krista Michelle, and Mrs. Robert Driscoll among others.
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Earl Cathers
Wayne Street
William Moses
Clymer
Lee Tressler
Lottie Kingsley
Durham
Brian
Olin Madison
Worth Street
Rudolph Silvis
R.D
Corry
Alonzo McIntosh
Sherman
Walter
William Kennedy
East Main Street
Harry Clabbatt
Lynda Duell
East Congress Street
Harold Rifenberick
Daniel
G.B. Watson
East South Street
Halsey Willover
Barbara Jean
Jamestown
Frederick Fortune
Michael Frederick
Wilbur Ricey
Krista Michelle
East Pleasant Street
Robert Driscoll
Mary Hnatyszyn
Spring Street
John Tenbuckle
Pamela
Dale Wilkinson
Funeral notices for Nellie E Wickwire and Kenneth L Sickler
The body of Nellie E. Wickwire lies at Bracken Funeral Home with viewing times before Thursday’s 11 a.m. service. Burial is in West Lawn Cemetery, Columbus. Kenneth L. Sickler’s services are at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Wednesday with viewings Monday and Tuesday, burial in Spring Creek Cemetery.
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Wickwire
Nellie E. Wickwire
Bracken Funeral Home
West Lawn Cemetery
Columbus
Sickler
Kenneth L. Sickler
Bracken
Spring Creek Cemetery
Mexico trio tied to Dallas deputy shootings
McCurley footed a 20 foot river bank plunge and flagged a motorist for help, then Dallas City officers recovered four men for questioning after a kidnapping at a house with five officers. The suspects, said deputies, had knowledge of the incident and planned harm. Infante aided officers by translating as the group reached the Trinity River bottoms.
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McCurley
Dallas
Infante
Trinity River
River Bottoms
Open Heart Surgery Patient First To Be Accepted By Army
John Clemmer, after a July 1961 open heart patch operation by Dr. Norman Shumway, becomes the first known man accepted by the U S Army post surgery. Now 18, he weighs 175 pounds and is finishing basic training at Ft. Lewis Washington. His parents say he plans a military career.
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Santa Clara
Calif
John Clemmer
U.S. Army
Richard Clemmer
John
Lettie Sweet
Women’s Army Corps
Shumway
Army
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Tax plan stirs Senate split as amendments move forward
Senators debate a 5 percent income tax and a 2 percent alternative while party leaders weigh votes. Republican Fleming backs taxes to cover a $500 million deficit, cautions on spending purposes. Suffield and Murphy voice concerns. Concurrently, constitutional amendments pass unanimously and primary election timing bills advance, with hearings scheduled Thursday.
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Murphy
Shapp
William E. Suffield
D-Fayette
Thomas Lamb
D-Allegheny
Senate
Martin L. Murray
D-Luzerne
Frederick Hobbs
Schuylkill County
Robert D. Fleming
Allegheny
Reese’s bonds break as everyone exits car
Everyone piled out of the car and Reese's bonds came loose, prompting a quick scramble to secure the items.
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Reese
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