Reds Try To Get Foot In Rome's Door
Rome election insight shows Italy’s Communist party aiming to capture Rome city government. A shift could challenge Christian Democrats for Rome’s top party status and affect national cohesion. Vatican warnings accompany a record growth trajectory and shifting tactics toward Catholics and Socialists.
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Rome
Italy
Communist Party
Christian Democrats
Reds
Aldo Moro
Moro
Vatican
Local church group attends services. community updates
A Cutting Community Church group attended services at Valusia Sunday School on Sherman-Westfield road with Evangelist William Drury of Teen Haven in Philadelphia as special speaker. Randall Shampoe was guest soloist. The report also lists visits and greetings among local families, trips to Baltimore for medical care, and high school graduation open house events at North East.
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Cutting Community Church
Valusia
Sherman-Westfield Road
William Drury
Philadelphia
Randall Shampoe
George Morton
Bear Lake
Amos ‘van Barden
Fritz Tem Pas
Jon Tem Pas
Bob Jones University
South Carolina
Elouise
Louis Peterson
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Gordon Shampoe and Sons
North East
Nancy Pierce
The
Good Samaritan Gospel
Rescue Of Downed Pilot Costs 2 Lives
SAIGON AP report on a rescue of a downed U S jet reconnaissance pilot. Capt James C Hollis ejected with a broken leg in North Vietnam 25 miles southwest of Dong Ho as an F105 was hit. A helicopter crew evacuated Hollis after Air Force pilots Kellerman and others aided the extraction. During the rescue two Skyraider pilots collided and were listed as missing.
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Saigon
U. S
North Viet Nam
James C. Hollis
Ingleside
Calif
Dong Ho
Air Force
Robert A. Weakly
Parkersburg
W.va
Jason K. Bridge
Keene
N. H
Lavern W. Kellerman
Butler
Kellerman
Hollis
Bowen Welcomes Son at Corry Memorial Hospital
A son was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Walter Bowen of 1056 North Center Street at Corry Memorial Hospital. Mrs Bowen is formerly Elizabeth Woodworth.
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Walter Bowen
North Center Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Viet Nam
David L. King
James L. King
R. D
Corry
U. S. Army
Pentagon
Washington, D.C
Saigon
House Appropriations Hit 655 Million for Schools
In Harrisburg AP report says 15 House Appropriations Bills totaling about 655 million dollars, mainly for public schools, were moving to the Senate. House Democrats see it as budget control, while Gov. Scranton criticizes it as hamstringing the executive branch. The package includes 53.2 million for universities and colleges and a 445.5 million school subsidy bill for two years, with 70 million extra tied to a future subsidy formula.
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Tarrisburg
House
Senate
Martin P. Mullen
House Appropriations Committee
Mullen
Scranton
Executive
Eee
William F. Renwick
Dilk
State House Action Highlights Education and Highway Bills
The Pennsylvania House passed a highway beautification measure 190 to 10 and 1983, and a roadside rests bill 198 to 3. Higher Education funding totals 53.2 million for universities, with Penn State viewed separately. A consumer credit bill was recommitted for amendments. Howard J. McCarney elected president of the Central Pennsylvania Synod in Gettysburg.
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Renwick
House
Higher Education Committee
Pennsylvania
Penn State
Consumer Credit
Judiciary Special Committee
Gettysburg
Howard J. McCarney
St. Matthew Church
Hanover
Central Pennsylvania Synod
Hire Youth Campaign Urges Summer Jobs Local Youth Plan
Joseph M. Kablach of the Pennsylvania State Employment Service urges area employers to join the Hire Youth campaign as June named Youth Opportunity Month. Last year 27 summer jobs were found for students and 16 graduates moved to permanent jobs. About 600 youths age 16 to 22 will enter the local labor market in 30 days seeking summer work.
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William W. .Scranton
Joseph M. Kablach
Pennsylvania State Employment Service Office
Kablach
Corry
North Center Street
PSES
Auto Burial Insurance Plan Urged by Senator Douglas
Senate Public Works aide Sen. Paul H. Douglas proposes an auto burial insurance program for wrecked and junked cars. He estimates 20 to 40 million vehicles rusting in graveyards and suggests funds tied to a 1 percent federal tax on new car sales, aiming for lower overall cost and options like burial cremation or sea immersion.
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Paul H. Douglas
D-Il
Senate Public Works
Douglas
U S Sends Moon Photos To Over 100 Nations
The United States will send copies of Surveyor moon craft photographs to chiefs of state in more than 100 nations including Russia but excluding China. Selected prints from thousands of images will also be distributed to scientists worldwide.
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Washington
United States
Russia
China
White House
Earth
Bill D. Moyers
Johnson
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