Arson Causes Church Kitchen Fire and Juvenile Referrals
An eight and a nine year old were remitted to juvenile authorities after a church fire was ruled arson. Damage remained confined to the kitchen area. In Pennsylvania unemployment claims fell with initial claims at 15 899 and continued claims at 107 711, per Harrisburg bureau. Jeffrey Grinder, 11, and a 17 year old companion cited for beer possession by minors linked to a hoax theft case. Extended forecast: highs 36 to 40, lows 20 to 23, with rain or snow Tuesday.
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Pennsylvania
Bureau of Employment Security
Harrisburg
Corry
Jeffrey Grinder
Grinder
M. S. Cobbett
Workman Killed Crossing Road Near Buffalo Plant
A Westinghouse Electric Corp worker returning from lunch hour was struck and killed by a vehicle as he crossed near the Buffalo plant. Police described the incident as a fatal traffic accident and began an investigation to identify the driver and determine fault.
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Workman
Buffalo, N
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Moyers Dismisses Church War Views Amid Vietnam Debate
White House aide Bill Moyers and National Council of Churches officials denied a report of a split over Vietnam policy at a general board meeting in St. Louis. A revised statement urged reconciliation and peace with justice as immediate and long term goals, amid concerns about its impact on public opinion and a World Council of Churches cease fire call.
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White House
Bill D. Moyers
National Council of Churches
Council Committee
National Council of Churches’ General Board
Felensank Vaeste
Fromeee
Jone
Billl. Moyers
U.S. Viet Nam
Moyers
Council
National Council
U.S
Vietnam
World Council of Churches
Geneva
Viet Nam
Miss Nancy P. Higsley, 2, Dies in Strafford Home
Miss Nancy P. Higsley aged 2 former resident of Strafford died in a nursing home after a brief illness. Funeral arrangements are pending as the family requests relatives to attend.
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Strafford
Nancy P. Higsley
Raymond 58 Dies in Suburban Ghetto Incident
A man named Raymond, 58, of Cheektowaga, is reported dead in a suburban Ghetto incident. Police are investigating the circumstances of the death.
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Esterday
Raymond 58
Cheektowaza
Will leaves $8000 for care of dog Bege in Worcester
Mrs Laura Navarro of Worcester Mass leaves her entire $8000 estate to a trust for the care, comfort and support of her dog Bege. Lawyer Lucian A Manzi notes Bege’s breed is unknown but the dog held great comfort for the deceased.
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Worchzo.en
Mass
Bege
Laura Navarro
Worchester
Navarro
First Lady Johnson to Speak at Alabama Leadership Conference
First Lady Lyndon B. Johnson returns to Alabama to address a leadership conference in Tus talons on forming the Souths future. Born in Texas, she has many Alabama relatives and calls the state her second home amid recent civil rights tensions. She is expected to comment on these issues.
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Masington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Alabama
Tustalons
Vermal
South
Multiple Birth Notices From Local Hospitals
A daughter born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Lionel B 126 Park street. Mrs J is the former Donna Mae Littlefield. A son born yesterday at Ji General Hospital to Mr and Mrs Julian Buesink of Findley Lake. A son born yesterday at Jamestown General Hospital to Mr and Mrs Frank Bragg RD 1 North Clymer. A son Steven Glenn born Wednesday evening at Kenner Army Hospital Fort Lee Va to Capt and Mrs Theodore Schaeffer of Fort Lee. Mrs Schaeffer is the former Deanna Hoylen. Mr and Mrs Leo Hoylen of 28 West Park Place are the maternal grandparents.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Lionel
Park Street
Donna Mae Littlefield
Ji General Hospital
Julian Buesink
Findley Lake
Jamestown General Hospital
Frank Bragg
R. D
North Clymer
Steven Glenn
Kenner Army Hospital
Fort Lee, Va
Theodore Schaeffer
Fort Lee
Schaeffer
Deanna Hoylen
Leo Hoylen
West Park Place
Big Chief Viet Combat Report From Thua Thien Province
Vietnamese forces clashed with Viet Cong in Thua Thien Province near Quang A in heavy weather. U S destroyer Mason shelled positions offshore while government troops reported multiple enemy casualties and four prisoners. Local leaders planned talks as Viet Cong attacks continued near Hai Lang and a Big Red One unit fought amid minefields and listening posts in the rubber plantation area.
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Guam
Viet Nam
Thua Thien
Osce
Quang
Mason
Batalion
Viet Cong
Johnson
Lam Son
Cong
University of Militia Force
Hai Lang
Alabama
Saa
Edger N. Glotzbach
Paxico
Kan
Westmoreland
Glotzbach
Commando unit repels Viet Cong with heavy support fire
Westmoreland’s forces report strong perimeter defense as 105mm howitzers from New Zealand and Australian troops join a blistering barrage. Glotzbach’s men say no Viet Cong breached the line, while Lt Col Killpack and Lt Col Smith receive commendations. Defense Department tallies show 97 Americans killed in the week, 2,205 total combat deaths since 1961, with 435 wounded and 158 missing.
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Glotzbach
Westmoreland
Paul E. Killpack
Manhattan
Kan
Erskine Smith
Birmingham
Ala
26Th Infantry
Washington
Defense Department
U.S
Viet Nam
Ed and Joe Reflect on Yale Campus Changes
Ed notes two striking aspects of Yale campus friendliness and its absence, while Joe says neither faced classroom trouble. A group of Negro children, served by Joe in New Haven, first noticed a switch in glasses, hair, face and even teeth, indicating a close bond with Joe and impact of the changes.
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Yale
Joe
New Haven
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