Shastri Named India’s Premier After Nehru’s Death
India's Congress party by acclamation selected Lal Bahadur Shastri, 59, to succeed the late Prime Minister Nehru. He pledged a socialist India and praised Nehru’s daughter Indira Gandhi as a future foreign minister candidate. Shastri recalled Nehru’s death with emotion, praised Desai’s support, and urged combating poverty and unemployment while continuing nonalignment in foreign policy.
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Morarji Desai
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Firemen to Attend Fifth Annual Fire School at Edinboro
The fifth annual fire training school will be held June 13 and 14 at Edinboro State College under the Erie County Volunteer Firemen's Association. More than 300 enrollments are expected with attendees from Corry Warren McKean and Crawford counties plus Erie city firefighters. Corry delegates include John Miczek Warren Reynolds James Hickey Donald McCaslin William Halfast and Thomas Lathrop. Aids and instructors will be funded partly by city fire department allocations. A practical firefighting session and mutual aid development in Erie County are planned. A fireman from Clearfield County was killed in a nearby fire near Karthaus yesterday.
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Erie County Volunteer Firemen's Association
Erie City Fire Department
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Crawford
Jerome, Davis
Corry
John Miczek
Warren Reynolds
James Hickey
Donald McCaslin
William Halfast
Thomas Lathrop
al Ross
Davis
Eeere
Iewill
Erle
Not Merely A Jungle Battle Johnson Says Of Asian Strife
President Johnson said Honolulu talks aim to boost U S efforts to stem the Communist tide in Southeast Asia and stressed the region’s fate hinges on Laos and South Vietnam. He called it more than jungle warfare in a broad freedom struggle and noted peace as a goal while promising to keep his word to help South Vietnam. He cited Eisenhower’s 1954 letter as a sound basis for policy and declined to discuss Southeast Asia further, awaiting officials’ conclusions. He also dismissed any plans to push the war into northern Vietnam and reaffirmed U S aerial surveillance of Cuba.
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Southeast Asia
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South Viet Nam
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Melvin R. Laird
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City Council Accepts Two Resignations and Names Replacements
The City Council accepted resignations from two subsidiary bodies the Airport Authority and the City Planning Commission. Rev William C Seitz Jr leaves for Akron Ohio to pastor a church and Clarence Wallace will propose replacements for the Airport Authority. Arthur Pedg er departs for West Yarsinks to join Gravely Equipment at Studebaker Corp. Frontroth Harry J an efficiency engineer at the Raymond Division of Associated Spring Corp was proposed as Pedger s replacement.
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City Planning Commission
William C. Seitz Jr
Akron
Ohio
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Clarence Wallace
Planning Commission
Arthur Pledger
West Yar
Gravely Equipment
Studebaker Corp
Pledger
Harry J. Frontroth
East Main Street
Louis Miller
Colmeil
Frontroth
Raymond Divisio
Associated Spring Corp
U S Ponders Next Action In Asia Crisis
American policy makers in secret talks weigh further steps to bolster Southeast Asia against intensified Communist pressure. President Johnson approval looms for any recommendations as Republican critics urge overhaul of premises. discussions продолжают in guarded sessions with Rusk and McNamara as final adjournment nears.
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United States
Southeast Asia
Castro accuses US of germ warfare in Cuba
Fidel Castro told reporters Cuba is probing a possible United States instigated germ warfare attack last Friday in Sancti Spiritus, Las Villas Province. He described shiny objects falling from the sky, dissolving on landing into a gelatin like substance similar to bacteria cultures. The United States denies the charges.
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Fidel Gastro
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Korea
South Viet Nam
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Las Villas
Castro
California Republicans choose between Goldwater and Rockefeller
National news digest notes California Republicans face a final presidential primary between Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller. Violence fears spur plan to boost police patrols and install a radio network on New York City subways. Internationally Lal Habadir Shastri is acclaimed to succeed Nehru. Washington reports Romania aims to buy large amounts of U.S. industrial equipment, possibly including two nuclear power plants. Senate Republican Leader Dirksen urges civil rights bill passage by June 18 if next week’s debate cutoff fails.
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Romania
Everett M Dirksen
Senate
Three Cuban CIA Agents Executed in Havana
A Cuban official with the Lions Club and two other Cubans were executed as alleged U S CIA agents. The condemned men, including Ruben Acosta and Justo Garcia both 16, were said to have donated blood before execution after a revolutionary tribunal. The killings occurred Monday at Cemaevey, 300 miles southeast of Havana, with two others sentenced to prison.
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Justo Garcia
Alberto Cesareo Fernandez Medrano
International Association of Lions Clubs
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California Republicans Choose Between Goldwater and Rockefeller
In a last in the nation primary voters face a winner take all clash between Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller for 86 pledged Republican delegates. Goldwater touts con fidence while Rockefeller campaigns as a moderate moderate. Police aided Rockefeller’s arrival after a long campaign tour as Goldwater backers jeered his nuclear weapons critique. Democrats also choose between Brown and Yorty pledged to Johnson, while Pierre Salinger and Alan Cranston clash dominates the race.
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Edmund G. Brown
Samuel W. Yorty
Johnson
Pierre Salinger
Alan Cranston
Baby suffocates in bag in Johns town home tragedy
Four month old Vicki Carr of Johns town died after becoming entangled in a plastic cleaning bag while playing at home, the Cambria County coroner's office said.
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Johnstown
Vicki Carr
Cambria County
Justice Department opposes Penn Central merger plan
The Justice Department asks the ICC to reject the Penn Central merger, arguing it would create a dominant rail giant that crushes smaller lines and harms public interest. Philadelphia, Erie Lackawanna, Delaware and Hudson, and others also filed opposition, urging careful consideration before any approval.
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Subway plans rise in police and radio network
New York officials announced a city wide plan to bolster subway protection with a 20 percent increase in uniformed officers by next fall and a two way radio system. Bids for short wave radios for a Manhattan line are due June 19, while transit and city leaders meet to coordinate the effort amid weekend violence.
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May Car Death Marks Bear Lake Fatality in Corry SP Jurisdiction
The Corry State Police substation reports May fatalities ending a six month stretch with no deaths. A pedestrian died in Bear Lake, the area’s first fatality since October 13, 1963. In 31 days there were 25 vehicle tractor and farm equipment accidents injuring 21 people. Damages reached 17850 dollars. Officers logged 14870 miles on duty with 161 patrols, stopping 815 vehicles, issuing 79 warnings and making 96 arrests. One stolen car valued at 1000 was recovered. Eleven criminal investigations yielded six arrests.
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Corry
Bear Lake
Deny Families Appeal From Sewer Levy
City council last night declined four Wayne street families appeal to be relieved from sewer assessments as the new Bear Creek line will be built this summer. The four clients C A Hillstrom David Evans Morgan Beverly and Leo Hooks were represented by attorney Roger Brown. Council held that properties bounded by multiple sewers are assessed on all frontages and that Wayne street fits septic-tank logic, making the appeal a bad precedent. Mayor Zalaneck abstained. four votes to zero to deny the appeal. Webber noted owners chose septic tank or private sewer long ago with full knowledge the new line would bring assessments.
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Roger Brown
C. A. Hillstrom
David Evans
Morgan Beverly
Leo Hooks
Ray Weber
Weber
Eal
Douglas Ro
Bear Creek
Philip Zalaneck
Check That Tree Falling Hazards Prompt Liability Warnings
Ray Weber safety director warned property owners to inspect trees after an ice storm left overhanging limbs that could injure pedestrians. Douglas Rozelle city solicitor noted injuries could trigger lawsuits naming owners as defendants. Mason Leader Dies in Des Moines Iowa. William Koch, 89, longtime insurer and Masonry leader, dies. former chairman emeritus of National Travellers Life Insurance Co. and peutenent grand commander of the Masons Southern Jurisdiction.
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William Koch
National Travellers Life Insurance Co
Masonic Lodge
United States
Ask Any Motorist City Is Parking Meters A Brisk Business
City Council notes the Koontz Equipment Co contract for parking meters may yield more than the base 2 per meter monthly fee. May meter receipts averaged 1012, with total May 1965 receipts about 21083 before adding the meter maid salary, suggesting strong performance versus 1963. The council seeks to reserve rights on high months.
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Guy Abbey
Koontz Equipment Co
Pittsburg
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Iit
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