Meadville settler Earl McGill dies after 33 years as bank head
Earl McGill 85 longtime Meadville civic benefactor and former Crawford County Trust Co president from 1911 to 1951 died at 6 p m Saturday at Meadville City Hospital after a long illness. He also served as a director of Meadville area businesses and remained active in community groups. Police report bike found. dance planned. theft and custody incidents. two-car crash and animal incidents follow with multiple local names and places.
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Meadville
Crawford County Trust Co
Northwest Pennsylvania Bank and Trust Co
Crawford County
Meadville City
McGill
Charles Robinson
Woods Road
Mill Village
Union City Memorial Hospital
Robinson
NBC Defies Kennedy Conspiracy Claims on Air
NBC faces backlash over a program challenging the Warren Commission findings on the Kennedy assassination. Garrison alleges a conspiracy and cites two key witnesses who allegedly failed lie detector tests in his case against Shaw.
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Garrison
Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
NBC
Shaw
Senate Conferees Seek Dodd Censure Settlement Outcome
The piece describes a dispute over wage scales and mediation terms tied to a 90 day period. Senate and House panel differences focus on compulsory arbitration versus voluntary settlement. Morse, sponsor of the President's bill, held White House talks and affirmed backing for the Senate approach.
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Senate
House
Morse
Johnson
White House
Kosygin to push UN push for peace during visit
Kosygin urged all measures within and outside the United Nations to curb aggression and establish lasting peace in the region. Egyptian Premier Mahmoud Fawzi and Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban were slated to speak after him as the war’s main adversaries. U S Ambassador Arthur J Goldberg relinquished first place on the speakers list to Kosygin as courtesy, with Johnson planning to speak in Washington. Kosygin arrived from Moscow with a 66 member delegation. a meeting with Johnson had been anticipated but no time set.
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United Nations
Mahmoud Fawzi
Abba Eban
Israel
U. S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Johnson
Washington
Jomo Kosygin
Moscow
UN Assembly Opens Amid Middle East Tensions In New York
The emergency session began Saturday with Kosygin staying at the Soviet delegation on New York's upper East Side. Danish Premier Krag planned talks with Kosygin and Johnson in Washington, urging direct Arab Israeli talks. Egypt’s Mohamed el Soha warned Arab nations cannot accept actions without consent, and no Arab state can deal with Israel after the attack.
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Upper East Side
U.N
Jens Otto Krag
Kosygin
Johnson
Washington
Israel
Gulf of Aqaba
Security Council
Egypt
Dele
Ar Xaos
Mohamed el- Soey
Asn
Cong. Continued from Page One Conflicts Across Highlands and Delta
Communist forces harass U S and South Vietnamese units with mortars in the central highlands and Mekong Delta. A mortar attack near Pleiku wounded 15 Americans at a 4th Infantry Division post. Delta strikes hit militia outposts with light casualties. Air war targets Hanoi rail links with Red China as pilots focus on the northeast rail line, reportedly heavily attacked on 12 of the past 18 days.
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Central Highlands
Mekong Delta
U.S
Pleiku
Highlands
4Th Infantry Division
Delta
Hanoi
Red China
Air Force
Raiding North Vietnam Targets Rail Lines and Plant
Cloudy weather did not stop Air Force pilots from Thailand and Navy fliers from three carriers as they hit rail routes from north of Hanoi to the South Vietnam border. They damaged or destroyed 20 boxcars at Thanh Quang, shot up a warehouse, and blasted the Thai Nguyen steel plant defended by antiaircraft fire from F- Thunder jets. A MIG21 was sighted but took no action.
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North Vietnam
Air Force
Thailand
Navy
Hanoi
South Vietnam
U.S
Thanh Quang
Thai Nguyen
Dodd Censure Vote in Jeopardy as Long Seeks Margin
Sen Thomas J Dodd faces a likely Senate vote on censure for political fund misuse and double billing. Long says he trails to block the censure while aiming to build majority support. Debate over which charge to vote on first hinges on potential filibuster and parliamentary rules. The matter tests Senate ethics reform timing and political maneuvering in 1960s Washington.
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Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Dodd
Senate Ethics Committee
Russell B. Long
D-La
New Orleans
Long
Wallace F. Bennett
Rutah
Bennett
Everett M. Dirksen
Ethics
Sen. Dodd
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
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