Appointment of Joseph C Barber as assistant district attorney
Joseph C Barber was announced in Erie today as the new assistant district attorney succeeding Andrew J Nowak who resigned due to business demands. The report also notes local road funds and distributions, police fines and incidents, a choral festival with 220 singers, parking meter revenue, a fire at the Marino home, and a near-term weather outlook.
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Erie
Joseph C. Barber
Andrew J. Nowak
Warren
Warren Area High School
Garland
William Marino
Iti Oomella
Ihe
Medicare to Hire 3000 Nurses in State Plan
AP reports state welfare official Rosenn says Medicare expansion will create demand for about 3,000 more nurses. The program targets adults over 65 requiring health services, with broader coverage increases anticipated to boost hospital and home care needs.
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Brea Eee Pa
Rosenn
Medicare
Zara Ee Ea Ae
Romie Heal Service
They're Typical Kids Of 1966 pro SAVANNAH GA
Portable television and compact book devices highlight a Savannah AP report on typical American kids in 1966. The piece notes consumer gadgets shaping juvenile life and hints at broader social trends reflected in children’s toys and media.
LBJ Holds News on Turk Chief Health Visit
President Johnson meets at a Rusk news conference from 10:00 a.m. to noon to update on the illness of a Turkish official undergoing treatment for diabetes and partial paralysis.
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LBJ
Rusk
Acemes
Couple Returns Black Infant After Harassment
Fullerton California AP reports a Caucasian family, led by Rev Albert Cohen, returned their Black infant son David to the Los Angeles County Bureau of Adoptions after months of harassment. Cohen cites threats and social pressure, noting the family's attempt to build a family alongside ongoing prejudice and danger for David and the other children. The decision, made last month, followed years of denial and fear of psychological harm.
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Los Angeles County Bureau of Adoptions
Cohen
David
Ann
Selma Pie
Mountain Climbers Believed OK After Scare
Four mountaineers, including Layton Kor, battled 28 days on Mount Kleine Scheidegg north face in near zero winds and 40 below conditions. A split rope disaster killed John Harlin, 30, of Los Altos, as the group pressed toward the 13,036 foot summit. Relief teams sought a safer west route while radio contacts faded into crackling static.
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Kleine Scheldegg
Pete
Layton Kor
Boucher
Cole
John Harlin
Los Altos
Calif
Harlin
Recovery of H bomb Proceeding Near Spain Coast
Palomares Beach Spain United States Navy reports progress on recovering the American H-bomb lost after a January 7 collision. Rear Adm William Guest said operations are proceeding satisfactorily, slowly and cautiously due to the bomb’s resting on a sea floor slope at about 2500 feet depth. Official sources indicate completion could come any time, with midget submarines engaged in the task.
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Palomares Beach
Spain
William 8. Guest
J. 8. Navy
Guest
Viet Nam War Briefs From Front Pages
Ground combat north west of An Khe continued as 1st Cavalry troopers supported by airmobile units reported light American casualties. Hue faces anti government pressure from student leader Nguyen Huu Giao who demands a popularly elected civilian government. Hue University remains closed and Da Nang endures a three day general strike. In Ban Me Thuot the 25th Division wrapped up Operation Garfield, with 124 Viet Cong killed. Viet Cong raiders near Tan Son Nhut Airport suffered no reported casualties. Marines and Vietnamese Army opened Operation Texas after An Hoa fell, using heavy artillery and air strikes in a coordinated pincer to trap the enemy. Enemy losses cited include 4561 bodies, 780 wounded or killed, plus captured weapons, rice, and ammunition.
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An Khe
1St Cavalry
Nguyen Cao Ky
Hue
Nguyen Huu Giao
People’s Struggle For the Revolution
Giao
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S. 25Th So
Ban Me Thuot
Saigon
Tan
Truk Huc
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is There
A reflective piece compares spoken language to the permanence of printed words, noting how air carries speech while print endures. It emphasizes the enduring record of printed text and the ephemeral nature of spoken discourse.
Manned Bombers Support U S Strength Says Brown
In Dallas Texas AP dispatch Harold Brown argues for keeping a mixed force of missiles and strategic weapons. He states the United States must maintain strong deterrence with manned bombers and other forces well into the foreseeable future, suggesting a goal that includes at least the 1970 level. Brown's views diverge from a secretary’s stance on force structure.
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U.S
Dallas
Ter
Harold Brown Westt
Brown
Three Pennsylvanians Die in Vietnam Marine Losses
The Department of Defense announced the names of three more Pennsylvania servicemen killed in action in Vietnam. First Lt. Thomas G. Brown, son of Cecil G. Brown, and Lance Cpl. Julius J. Valint Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius J. Valint Sr., Uniontown, were Marines.
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Belo
Tesuet
Pennsylvania
Viet Nam
Thomehay G. Brown
and Its
Cecil G. Brown
Lance Cpl
Julius J. Valnnt Jr
Julius J. Valiut Sr
Uniontown
Bandits Shot Near Temple Courtyard Slaying Five
AP reports six bandits were shot in a troop ringed temple courtyard as a group hunted for five Bonny Thailand. The bandits were led by Tiger Khao who remains at large and allegedly threatened retaliation against those involved in the execution amid claims of transport and defense fund links.
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Bonny Thailand
Ty Migretanie T
Tiger Khao
Be Lycomil cause for kill held by state nurses
Fragmentary report notes a case tied to a Lycomil cause and state actions involving nurses. The readable text hints at legal or administrative proceedings and a resulting hold or detention, with limited names or precise details remaining clear.
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