State to Open Branch Offices in Distressed Cities
Governor Shafer announced branch offices to deliver state services directly to needy areas to prevent mob violence. The plan includes job information, adult education, medical help, food stamps, and financial aid with 20 offices in Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Erie, Scranton, and Wilkes-Barre.
State to Open Distressed Area Office in Erie
Gov. Ray mond P. Shafer announces Erie among six Pennsylvania urban areas to host branch governors offices in distressed neighborhoods next week. Offices in Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Scranton and Wilkes-Barre will bring state services directly to people in need, including job training, education programs, medical and food stamp services, and financial aid. Special deputy attorneys general will head the offices and lead state activities to curb mob violence.
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Harrisburg
Shafer
Pittsburgh
Thomas W. Georges
Georges
Philadelphia
Erie
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Welfare Department
Raymond P. Shafer
Pennsylvania
Released Amid Cheers H Rap Brown Leaves Jail
H Rap Brown, 22, waves fist to about 300 supporters as he exits Alexandria Virginia jail. He was released on 10000 dollar bail after being arrested as a fugitive from Maryland on inciting to riot for Monday's Cambridge Maryland rioting.
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Rap Brown
Alexandria
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Maryland
Cambridge
Pittsfield Man Held In Auto Theft
Warren County police charged 20 year old Richard Charles Dunn of Pittsfield with larceny of a motor vehicle. A 17 year old Warren area youth was also involved. Dunn and the juvenile were linked to a rash of car thefts over six months and a stolen motorcycle case. Police said a chase ended when a road block was shot and a tire was flattened. the driver escaped into woods. A cash register theft from Clyde’s Penn View Station and other incidents in the borough and county were under investigation.
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Warren — Borough
Warren County
Richard Charles Dunn
R. D
Pittsfield
Dunn
Warren Area
Willard Zerbe
Michael Evan
Roger Thelin
Thelin
Ficer Thelin
Gary L. Rain
Jamestown
N. Y
Evans
Clyde
Penn View
Warrdon Heali
War Injured South Vietnamese Kids May Fly to U.S.
The United States offers free air evacuation for war injured Vietnamese children needing treatment in America. The plan, discussed with William Bundy, aims to evacuate four children initially, ages 10 to 14, with injuries too severe for Vietnam facilities. Doctors Needleman and Ervin travel to Saigon to seek government approval and outline the scale of need, noting about 39,000 children injured this year and only a fraction meeting evac criteria.
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New York
U.s
United States
Committee of Responsibility
Associated Press
William Bundy
Far East
Herbert Needleman
Philadelphia
State Department
Needleman
Frank Ervin
Boston
Saigon
Vietnam
Tworire
Dus
Ministry of Health
Ervin
Pepper Crowned All-American Glamour Kitty 1967
An Omaha alley cat named Pepper won the title All-American Glamour Kitty 1967 in Miami Beach. After a week of catnip and milk lapped to the four finalists by helicopter, Pepper was declared the winner. Owners are Mr. and Mrs. Al Frisbie.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Pepper
Omaha
al Frisbie
Conference Opens Talks With Saigon Health Minister
One of their first meetings in Saigon would be with Dr Tran Lu, minister of health, but a final decision on the program might come from higher sources in the government.
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Saigon
Tran Lu
Bradford TV Cable Firm Still Hassling On Rates
Bradford city faces a rate dispute with Bradford Television Cable Co. as the company warns of court action to block municipal measures and potential removal of lines if rate increases violate the 10 year contract expiring in 1960. Mayor Benton convenes a City Hall meeting to decide next steps.
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Bradford
Bradford TV Cable Co
Oscar F. Benton
BTVCC
Council
Francis Nash
City Council
Nash
Osborn Freed From Prison Then Ordered Back
John Munroe Osborn 21 was told his one year sentences for burglary and theft were commuted by Gov. Warren E Hearnes. An error in penitentiary records led to his release, and he planned to return to Jefferson City by bus after learning of the mistake. In New Delhi, 36 740 gallons of milk were discarded in the capital last year.
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Springfield
John Munroe Osborn
Jefferson City
Pakce
Charles A. Moon
Osborn
Warren E. Hearnes
New Delhi
A. P. Shinde
India
Parliament
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