Aliens urged to report addresses in January drive
Edward T. Sweeney, officer in charge of the Pittsburgh Immigration and Naturalization Service, reminds aliens to report addresses during January. Reports available at post offices and INS offices nationwide. Parents or guardians submit for aliens under 14. Willful failure may carry penalties.
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Edward T. Sweeney
Pittsburgh Immigration and Naturalization Service
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Sweeney
MIT Students Face Action For Occupation
MIT promises swift legal action against 55 youths identified in the 34 hour occupation of administration offices. the protest led to damaged offices, slogans and the demand to halt war research. officials say nonstudents will face trespass charges and the incident drew faculty support against violence.
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Howard W. Johnson
MIT
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Students For A Democratic Society
Science Action Coordinating Committee
Black Panther Party
Protestant and Catholic common prayers eyed in US unfold
The first steps toward unified Sunday worship with identical prayers across Protestant and Catholic churches will begin in the United States this year. Lutherans plan to test a new eucharistic rite at Easter using the ICET standard English texts for the Nicene Creed Gloria Sanctus and Lord's Prayer. Catholics will issue a new English Mass on March 22 with the same prayers except for the Lord's Prayer, and nine other denominations show interest as the interfaith ICET body in London wraps up years of work.
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United States
Canada
British Isles
Ireland
Australia
New Zealand
London
International Consultation On
Inter-Lutheran Commission On Worship
Directors Approve Airlines Merger in Miami Beach
Storer Broadcasting Co directors approved a proposed merger between Northeast and Northwest Airlines. Storer holds 86.1 percent of Northeast stock. Directors will meet Monday to consider the merger proposal.
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Miami Beach, Fla
Storer Broadcasting Co
Northeast
Northwest Airlines
Storer
Northeast Airlines
Kinzua Dam Snowmobiles Warned Of Hidden Dangers
Officials warn snowmobilers using the Kinzua lake area after the Army Corps of Engineers releases water to clear ice jams creating a thin ice-air layer over deep water. Warmer weather weakens the base while fishermen pursue ice fishing and crowds ignore safety cautions about heavy traffic on the dammed river.
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Kinzua Dam
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Kinzua
Kinzua Lake
Two POWs Executed by Viet Cong Near Hue
U S military said two American prisoners Capt. David R. Devers and M Sgt John H O Neill were dragged between villages, displayed at a hamlet church, then shot by Viet Cong after capture on Aug 13 1966. Bodies found Christmas Eve by Marines, pending dental ID and kin notification.
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Our Men In Service Medal Recipients From Union City Area
Joseph J. Wawrejko of Union City received the Army Commendation Medal for meritorious welding service with the 41st Engineer Company near Long Binh in Vietnam. Bradley R. Fisk of Union City serves with Marine Air Control Squadron 6 at Cherry Point North Carolina. Daniel B. Rifenberick of Corry serves with the 4780th Air Defense Wing at Perrin AAF Texas and will wear the unit ribbon. the wing earned the U S Air Force Outstanding Unit Award for meritorious service from July 1967 to January 1969.
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Sandra K. Campbell
O'Dell Street
Union City
Marine Air Control Squadron 6
Second Marine Aircraft Wing
Marine Corps Air Station
Cherry Point
N.C
Second Marine Division
Daniel B. Rifenberick
Harold P. Rifenberick
R.D. J. Corry
4780Th Air Defense Wing
U.S. Air Force
Rifenberick
Perrin Aaf
Tex
4780Th
Aerospace Defense Command
Sparld Merged High School
Withdraw Food Stamps From Single Students
Harrisburg AP report that Pennsylvania secretary of public welfare Stanley A. Miller, after two weeks in office, ordered ending food stamps for single college students who are in school but not fully employed. He said federal stamps were being sold to students and that only those over 21 heads of families or part of a family unit would qualify. The program is federally funded. Union City Livestock prices listed for January 15 sale follow.
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Harrisburg
Stanley A. Miller
Pennsylvania
Miller
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