Pope Paul VI Works, Recovers After Operation
Vatican CITY AP Pope Paul VI discussed church business after his operation and was visited by his brothers and Amleto Cicognani. A Vatican bulletin said his condition was satisfactory and he may resume some activities, with speculation of a brief public blessing in St. Peter's Square.
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Amleto Cardinal
Cicognani
Vatican
Ludovico Montini
Francesco Montini
St. Peter’s Square
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el Popolo
Pietro Valdoni
Pius XII
Viet Cong Prisoner Admits Tied Women In Confession
A wartime report describes a Viet Cong female prisoner with two others, all tied and restrained as they endure captivity. The account notes the posture and attire of the detainees during interrogation.
Banker Chases Burglars After Home Invasion
Allentown, PA police report J Oliver Doern a prominent banker chased three burglars from his garage to a getaway car then rammed one with his vehicle and pinned another under the car. Henry S Hirsch 24 of Bethlehem was treated for arm scrapes after being pinned under the undercarriage. The trio aimed to steal a 250 pound safe but abandoned it after the wheelbarrow collapsed. Hirsch faces robbery charges. Indian timber sales on Colville lands will bring more than $1 million this year for the 5100 enrolled members and Washington State tribes.
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J. Oliver Doern
Lehigh Valley
Doern
Henry S. Hirsch
Bethlehem
Hirsch
Portland
Ore
Office
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Colville
29 Arrested In IRS Gambling Crackdown
FBI and Internal Revenue agents arrested 29 men in raids on gambling venues and residences over the weekend in Pennsylvania and nearby states. The operation included two casinos near New Cumberland West Virginia, with multiple arrests and seizures, along with a Pittsburgh raid yielding cash and wagering equipment.
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FBI
Internal Revenue
New Cumberland
W.va
Panhandle
Lantern Inn
Red Dog
TRS
Donald B. Beck
McKeesport
Frank ©. Bilotta
Benjamini J. Caresello
Wellsville
Ohio
Joseph Mochan
Wilmerding
James Beck
Ralph Fischetti
Charles Ayrolo
Meraldo Bertoni
IRS
Two Killed in Freak Bridge Accident near Fairfield Iowa
In a freak traffic crash on a bridge three miles southeast of Fairfield Iowa two Parsons College coeds died and another student was seriously injured. Jean Rochford 18 of Chicago was killed, Carol Barad of Warwick Rhode Island was hospitalized in serious condition.
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Lowa
Parsons College
Campbell
Paul Kopcak
Herminie
Ajury
Campbell Auto
Scott McCann
Fondalac
Wis
Debra Seigel
White Fish Bay
Philadelphia sex slay suspect held for psychiatric exams
Henry Weinstein, 29, charged in the death of 18 year old University of Pennsylvania freshman John W. Green III, is in maximum security custody awaiting interviews by a psychiatrist and psychologist. District Attorney Arlen Specter called the claim of other similar slayings unfounded. Three teenage boys testified Weinstein paid them to aid in hiding Green's body in a trunk.
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Stephen Weinstein
University of Pennsylvania
Arlen Specter
John W. Green
Des Moines
Weinstein
Specter
Green
Baldwin L. Keyes
Emerius
Jefferson Medical College and Hospital
Helen G. First
Delaware
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