Junior high dance at YMCA Frit night and boat registration rules
A junior high dance at the YMCA on Friday night from 7 to 10 is announced by General Sterling Wees with school clothes as the dress. The New York State Conservation Department now requires proof of boat ownership for motorboat registrations, with a bill of sale for new registrations and the prior owner's registration for used boats. Col Theodore Hall, 89, founder of New York State's first Boy Scout troop and Army veteran, dies in Buffalo Veterans' Hospital after a career spanning law and service. Union City Hospital reports mixed progress among four auto accident victims admitted Monday, two improving slightly while two remain unchanged. names and addresses given for the four patients.
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YMCA
Sterling Wees
Dreas
Wees
New York State Conservation Department
James J. O'Brien
Division of Motor Boats
Theodore Hall
New York State
U.S. Army
Buffalo Veterans’ Hospital
Col. Hall
Army
Chautauqua
Ashtabula
Union City Memorial Hospital
Howard Ladd
Elgin
Fred Christensen
R. D
Corry
Raymond Grabowski
Union City
Wilbur Carson
McCloy warns Asia risk from Vietnam crisis
Former Assistant Secretary of War James P. McCloy says Vietnam danger resembles past Berlin and Greece crises and urges stronger U S effort without a declaration of war. He warned Thailand and all of Asia could be affected and notes Ho Chi Minh used guerrilla tactics to pressure the United States.
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Viet Nam
McCloy
Berlin
Greece
Thailand
All Asia
Ho Chi Minh
North
International House
Ar Philadel
Urge Early Probe of School Conditions
A special committee formed to investigate conditions at the Western State School and Hospital in Washington County is urged to begin its inquiry next Tuesday. Secretary of Public Welfare Arlin M. Adams pressed for prompt action after Auditor General Grace Sloan charged deplorable conditions. The committee was set up after Sloan reported fund shortages and other deficiencies at the institution near Canonsburg.
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Harrisburg
Western State
Washington County
Grace M. Sloan
Arlin M. Adams
Public Welfare
Adams
Canonsburg
Sloan
Cambodian Troops Fire On Thai Border Village Again
Cambodian forces attacked Hard Lek village in Trad Province with mortars and machineguns, marking a second border clash in four days. One Thai was reported killed Sunday, but no casualties were confirmed in last night’s incident. Air Chief Marshal Dawee Chullasap ordered border guards to shoot if further provoked.
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Sangkum
Inaland
Hard Lek
Trad
Dawee Chullasap
Statue honor to Titanic dead moved for JFK Center work
Washington officials say a $40,000 Titanic memorial statue with outstretched arms will be dismantled next week and moved from its Potomac River site to Fort Washington, Maryland, for storage. The Park Service expects to reinstall it in Washington once a new site is found.
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Washington
Potomac River
Fort Washington
Park Service
Cash found on bus driver turns over $48000
A Carey Transportation Co. driver found a bag aboard his bus with 45000 in cash and 2500 in traveler's checks. The driver, identified as per Di Rubba of Scarsdale, turned the money over to police in Jamaica Queens. Authorities say coordinated local and state activity is aimed at finding an industrial occupant for the Worthington property.
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Work Authority
Carey Transportation Co
Per di Rubba
Scarsdale
Jamaica
Queens
Joseph W. Barr
Worthington
Date Set for Trial of Negro Youth in Mobile
A 19 year old, Yerone Collins, facing assault with a knife, will be tried in Mobile County Circuit Court February 7. His attorney says the original charge of assault with intent to murder was reduced to the misdemeanor. Collins is currently with his mother in Norris Town, Pennsylvania.
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Mobile
Ala
Ayerone Collins
Neace
Tee Ia
Mobile County
Collins
Vernon Crawford
Norristown
Crawford
U.S
Richard S. Schweikeier
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Mobile Bonding Co
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Cancer Drug Case Nears Jury Deliberation in Fraud Trial
In Chicago judge Julius J. Hoffman neared final jury submission in the eight month fraud and conspiracy trial of four backers of the drug Krebiozen. Dr Stevao Durovic urged acquittal, arguing good faith and that Krebiozen aids cancer management though not a cure. Co-defendants include Marko Durovic, William F Phillips and Andrew C Ivy.
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Chicago
Julius J. Hoffman
Stevai Durovic
Durovic
Edward J. Calihan
Hoffman
Calihan
Duroyic
Marko
William F.P. Phillips
Andrew C. Ivy
Roosevelt University
Krebiozen
Suspended Pittsburgh policeman resigns after 27 years
Pittsburgh officer Melvin Sparky MacDonald resigned after 27 years on the force following a dispute over his city residence. He said his doctor advised resignation due to a calcium condition after being suspended by Safety Director David Craig for allegedly living outside city limits. A trial board later cleared him of all charges.
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Pittsburgh
Melvin
Sparky) MacDonald
MacDonald
David Craig
Rainbow Girls Initiation Held at Masonic Temple
The Corry Assembly Order of the Rainbow for Girls held initiation ceremonies for five candidates last night at the Masonic Temple. Miss Becky Fish Morrison, worthy advisor, presided aided by other officers. Initiates included Charlene Roberts Cindy Mitchell Jane Cathers and Shelly Andrus with walking candidate B Fish.
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The
Corry Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
Masonic ‘Temple
Becky
Fish Morrison
Charlene Roberts
B Fish
Cindy Mitchell
Jane Cathers
Andrus
Shelly
McMichael
Scranton Plans Special Session for Redistricting
Gov. Scranton announced plans to call a special session to reapportion Pennsylvania's 27 Congressional districts. He aims to have a sound statewide redistricting by Feb 15 to meet petition filing, avoid court challenges, and address Philadelphia changes. He warned the 1966-67 budget will be submitted with no tax increases and noted the 1965 session was contentious with Democratic delays.
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Harrisbur
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Nancy Jukes Engaged to Wed Francis Hardy
Nancy Jukes, a Panama Central School senior, is engaged to Francis Hardy, a 1964 Panama Central School graduate employed by Proto-Tool Company in Jamestown, New York. No wedding date has been set.
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Nancy Jukes
Francis Hardy
Lee Jukes
Panama Central School
Proto-Tool Company
Jamestown
N.Y
KKK Chief Steps Down in Delaware
Ralph E. Pryor Jr., grand dragon of the Ku Klux Klan in Delaware, announced Wednesday night he is quitting the organization. He cited its close ties with the American Nazi party and his former WI police background as context for stepping away.
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Wilmington
Del
Ralph E. Pryor Jr
Ku Klux Klan
Delaware
Pryor
Klan
American Nazi Party
Pryor Resigns After State Klan Meeting Fallout
Pryor told the House committee he resigned after a dispute at a state Klan gathering over the American Nazi party. He said he wired his resignation to imperial wizard Robert M. Shelton Jr. and that Irvin Stansell and J. Parsons Jr. also announced departures from key Klan posts.
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Pryor
Robert M. Shelton Jr
Irvin Stansell
J. Parsons Jr
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