Pipeline Crossings Sought Under Allegheny River near Irvine
The Pennsylvania Gas Co. of Warren seeks permission from the Corps of Engineers to lay two gas lines under the Allegheny River near Irvine. The plan calls for a 2 inch and a 20 inch crossing at a near right angle with minimum four feet cover. Police report a Detroit call informed Clarence Thompson of Liberty Street of his brother Peter’s death in Detroit. The Erie County Housing Authority moves toward formation and the County Planning Commission approves a county wide house numbering and street naming program. Gloves turned in to police may be claimed.
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Warren
Allegheny River
Irvine
Corps of Engineers
Perry Fae Oreal
Detroit
Mich
Corry City
Clarence Thompson
Liberty Street
Peter
Clarence
Oil City
Erie County
Pennsylvania
County Planning Commission
Chris Capotis
Fighters. Aerial operations expand as Thai bases aid North Vietnam
North Vietnam war actions show a lull in ground fighting while U S planes strike from bases in Thailand, with the Jan 6 dogfight ending in two MIG losses. A clash between U S paratroops and Viet Cong occurred in war zone C as authorities note broader air support from Thai bases. Overall contact along the DMZ and in the central highlands has diminished.
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U.S
North
South Vietnam
Bangkok
Thailand
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Central Highlands
Mekong Delta
Stalin's Daughter Defects To U S Side
Rome AP report on Svetlana Stalin, 42, believed to have defected from the Soviet Union. She reportedly traveled via India to New Delhi and Rome, with officials in Washington and Rome denying knowledge. No party confirms the defection, amid cautious diplomacy over Vietnam and nuclear control talks.
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Rome
Joseph Stalin
Svetlana
Soviet Union
Washington
Miss Stalina
India
U.S
New Delhi
State Department
Moscow
Gordon A. Ewing
Marino la Mela
James Reston
New York Times
United States
Reston
Stalin
Vietnam
Johnson press briefing signals uncertain Vietnam meeting timing
President Johnson avoided answering when and where the Vietnam conference would occur as reporters pressed for details. White House aides said no immediate word on timing or locale, while Johnson touted moon landing goals and touched on CIA subsidies, draft deferments, and a court injunction against a West Coast shipyard strike. McNamara noted the strike hampers the Vietnam effort and he cited Soviet interest in peace.
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George Christian
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Federal Reserve Board
William McChesney Martin
Congress
Justice Department
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
West Coast
Robert 5. McNamara
Soviet Union
United States
Soviets
Johnson hints at 1968 presidential plans amid Vietnam war talk
President Johnson talks about future plans and support for Hubert Humphrey while facing questions on Robert Kennedy's bombing pause call. He says he seeks peace, will not criticize others, and notes Americans want a peaceful settlement though no clear actions are announced. He implies Kennedy’s stance prompts scrutiny of information access.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Sen
Robert Kennedy
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Kennedy
Powell Wife Faces Finances While Husband Fights Seat
Mrs. Powell says she must work to make ends meet as Adam Clayton Powell battles to hold his congressional seat. She describes strained contact with Powell and lawyers, and notes salary funds were diverted to his account while her own congressional pay was partial. A separate item reports Richard E. McKinney, 24, found dead at a Ferro Slag site in Butler Township, tied to a possible on‑site accident.
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San Juan
Adam Clayton Powell
Puerto Rico
Congress
Tive
Yvette Diago Powell
Powell
Adam
Mrs. Powell
Harlem
San Juan International Airport
House
Butler
Richard BE. McKinney
West Sunbury
Ferro Slag Division
Spang and Co
Butler Township
McKinney
Johnson urges peaceful settlement while demanding honest terms
Johnson tells the Democratic National Committee he favors moving talks to the conference table as soon as genuine negotiations are possible. He insists the United States will not settle for less and warns that a dishonorable bargain would invite trouble.
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Democratic National Committee
Johnson
Body Found in Creek After Missing Woman Report
A 1 year old boy found the body of Mrs. Ethel Mae Detrich, 50, of Chambersburg, in Canococheague Creek. Police said she had been reported missing by her husband four hours earlier. The incident occurred in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania.
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Creek Chambersburg, Pa
Canococheague Creek
Ethel Mae Detrich
Chambersburg
Stewart Detrich
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