House Pushes Antiriot Legislation
Washington AP two committees race to finish action on antiriot law shaping House stance on racial uprisings. Judiciary weighs a package bill mixing civil rights and riots while Rules reviews separate passage. Backers say action shows tolerance for violence ends with stronger minority protections. Page Four continues.
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Rules Committee
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Dayton
Boston
Cincinnati
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Dn.y
William ©. Colmer
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Upo
Priest Charged In Traffic Death On Pittsburgh Bridge
The Rev. John W. Wersing of St. Ursula Church in Allison Park was arraigned on involuntary manslaughter after his car drifted onto the median on the Highland Park Bridge on May 13, killing 44 year old Edward Stanley of Penn Hills.
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Pittsburgh
John W. Wersing
St. Ursula Roman Catholic Church
Allison Park
Edward Stanley
Penn Hills
Highland Park Bridge
Stanley
City and Hospital Eye Nonprofit Plan for Ambulance
Council and Corry Memorial Hospital board discuss forming a nonprofit to run the ambulance service to keep it operating. While finances show the venture is unprofitable, officials warn city support could fade if a nonprofit is created. Ambulance proprietor Clifford Holcomb notes the business remains financially strained, posting a net income of 994 dollars last year and 43 cents the prior year.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Clifford Holcomb
Corry Ambulance Service
Fuller
R. Elwin Fuller
Sierra Vista murders cast fear over Army post town
In Sierra Vista two blonde girls vanish and later are found slain near Fort Huachuca prompting a spike in fear across the Army community. Authorities report one girl Cindy Clelland found stabbed nude on a firing range and Jenelle Haines later found with a fatal skull injury near the Officers Club. Local residents fear for children as searches continue and security tightens in the area.
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Sierra Vista, Ariz
Cindy Clelland
Sierra Vista
Ft. Huachuca
Desert Army Post
Strategic Communications Command
Jenelle Haines
Meredith Marches Fourth Day Plan Political Meetings
Meredith, 34, advances along U S 51 in Mississippi planning nighttime political orientation meetings to push voter registration and possibly endorse candidates. He notes small turnout but aims to contact more Negroes in Grenada and other major towns as registration deadline looms for the August Democratic primary.
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Oakland
Miss
James H. Meredith
Meredith
Hernando
Grenada
Mississippi
Follow Up Summit Talks Tonight at United Nations
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko plan a follow up talk tonight at the Soviet U N mission on Viet Nam the Middle East crisis and ways to curb the arms race. A draft of a nuclear weapons check treaty offers best progress with Geneva disarmament in view. Kosygin presses for immediate Israeli troop withdrawal while Johnson ties it to settlement terms. Diplomatic efforts foresee a brief UN assembly recess for more negotiations as Arab Israeli debate nears a conclusion. King Hussein intends to visit Washington as tensions rise over the war and refugee influx.
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Andrei A. Gromyko
Glansboro
Alexei N. Kosygin
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Gromyko
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Vietnam
Middle East
Kosygin
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Soviet Union
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Assembly
Havana
Fidel Castro
Ahmed Balakej
Morocco
Frank Aiken
Ireland
Adnan Pachachi
Iraq
Nicanor Costa Mendez
Argentina
Hussein
Charge Filed Against 9 Year Old Driver Incident
A 9 year old Wattsburg boy faces charges of driving without a license after he and a 13 year old companion took a friend's minibus for a rural nighttime trip. The vehicle crashed on a dirt road east of Union City, injuring the driver and minor injuries to the passenger. A spare tire was reported stolen from the wrecked minibus, with $800 damage.
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Wattsburg
Terence Haskins
Corry
Hugh Estes
Munnn
Union City
Munn
Corry Memorial Hospital
Hasking
Reprisal Claims Shadow U S Aid Official Amid Vietnam War
In Saigon a U S aid official Gustav Hertz 48 chief of the U S Agency for International Development public administration division is reported executed after a Communist broadcast. U S officials link the event to reprisal. Air and ground war actions include 115 bombing missions and shelling near the DMZ with casualties reported among Marines and South Vietnamese forces.
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U.S
Gustav C. Dlertz
Public Administration
U.S. Agency For International Development
Leesburg
Gustav Hertz
Kenneth Roraback
North Vietnam
Air Force
Navy
Marine
Kep
Hanoi
Red China
Hainan
South China Sea
Demilitarized Zone
Columbus School Board Eyes New Bank Loan
The Columbus School Board faced an untenable debt and voted to borrow $7,500 from the National Bank of Corry to bridge until summer. Deficits include $827 in cafeteria, $1,089 kindergarten dues, and a $14,969 payment to the Corry Area Jointure, totaling $16,058, with projected tax receipts of $4,000 and $4,000 in treasury. Tax collector F. Lowe Edwards seeks $4,400 owed by Columbus workers from Corry’s income tax receiver, hoping to add income before July 1.
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Columbus School Board
Corry Area
National Bank of
Columbus
Corry
King Hussein to Meet Eisenhower in New York Visit
King Hussein of Jordan will call on former President Dwight D. Eisenhower in a private visit in New York today. The meeting is planned for Eisenhower’s Waldorf Towers suite while he promotes his book At Ease. Eisenhower will also visit a Gallery of Modern Art painting exhibit during his New York stay.
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Hussein of
Jordan
Dwight D. Hisenhower
Fisenhower
Waldorf-Towers Butte
Eisenhower
Gallery of Modern Art
Welter Reed Hospital
Kosygin Talks In Cuba Hidden From Public Eye
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin and Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro pressed private talks in Havana with no public fanfare or official word on topics. Western observers expected discussions on Vietnam, Middle East policy, and peaceful coexistence. Kosygin's arrival followed a nine day US visit. reception was low key and no crowds appeared.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
Fidel Castro
Vietnam
Middle East
Castro
Kosygin
Davana
United States
Johnson
Cuba
Methodists and EUB Merge Set as United Methodist Church
Nationally approved merger of the Evangelical United Brethren and Methodist churches proceeds with slow local integration. St Marys EUB delegates helped achieve the necessary two thirds. Erie district opposed locally while nationwide support runs high. The united church, named the United Methodist Church, will form officially in Dallas on April 2 to May 4 with a year of transition before full implementation.
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Corry
Dayton
Ohio
St. Marys
Ivan Hunsberger
EUB
Walter Gilliland
First Methodist Church
Erie
Union
Dallas
New Union of Churches
The
United Methodist Church
Glassboro Talks May Bring More Summits
Washington AP reports Congressional leaders briefed by President Johnson on the Glassboro summit believe future Johnson Kosygin talks are likely. White House cautions no definite plans, but aides say the president envisions further direct contacts without a set time or place.
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Johnson
Glassboro
White House
Kosygin
George Christian
Christian
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