Schools Blamed For Race Melee In Philadelphia
Police and school officials clash over a Friday melee outside the school administration building. About 3,500 Black Power supporters clashed with police as 57 were arrested and around 20 were injured. Police say riot control was needed after officers faced rock and bottle throwers. the board accuses police of overreacting. Police later charged more groups of students who had skipped class. many injuries reported, some hospitalized.
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Philadelphia
Richardson Dilworth
Frank P. Rizzo
Rizzo
Dilworth
Mark R. Shedd
Page
Charge Man In Meadville Area Slaying
Joyce arrested Meadville resident Gary F. Crable, 27, on a murder charge over the stabbing death of Anna McKinley, 51, of R. D. 6 Meadville on October 27. Crable, jailed for parole violation, was awaiting transfer after being committed to Crawford County prison.
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Meadville
Joyce
Anna McKinley
R. D
Justice of the Peace
Wesley Sliter
Gary F. Crable
Crable
Crawford County
Saegertown
Henry Miller
Illinois Paper Sold to Pennsylvania Publishers
West Frankfort Daily American stock sold to a group of Pennsylvania publishers. T. J. Elkins and Eunice B. Kelly announce the sale. Henry A. Satterwhite elected president. George R. Sample named vice president. W. Henson Purcell to remain general manager. no staff changes planned. Local residents cited as key to growth. Continued on Page Three.
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West Frankfort, Ill
Daily American
Pennsylvania
T. J. Elkins
Eunice B. Kelly
Henry A. Satterwhite
Bradford Daily Era
Daily American Co
Allegheny Airlines
Te Company
George R. Sample
Corry Evening Journal
Sample
W. Henson Purcell
West Frankfort
One Third City House Ignores LBJ Slashes Aid Bill
Washington AP reports President Johnson warning Congress against cutting foreign aid while the House votes 167 to 13 to trim the aid bill to 2.196 billion dollars from a request of 9.226 billion. Senate action could mark the deepest 20 year aid cut. later efforts seek to restore funds.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
House
Senate
Dean Rusk
Senate Appropriations Committee
United States
Silvio 0. Conte
R-Mass
Acquitted In $1.5 Million U S Mail Robbery Case
In Plymouth on August 14, 1962, Mrs Patricia Diaferio and John J. Kelley were acquitted of taking part in the bold theft of 1.5 million dollars from a U S mail truck. The jury delivered its verdict after 10 days of testimony, sparking reactions of relief and celebration from the defendants and their families.
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Boston
Patricia Diaferio
John J. Kelley
U.S
Plymouth
Cape Cod
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Randolph.Co
Seek Driver Involved In 3 Incidents
City police pursued a car linked to three incidents tied to Mc Innes Steel Co pickets. A female driver in a second car reported being followed and spotlighted as she traveled from Spartansburg to the city. Officers briefly tailed the vehicle on South Center Street before it fled toward Spartansburg. The same car had insulted pickets by egging them at the steel plant, and police intend to detain the driver for questioning.
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City
McInnes Steel ‘Co
Spartansburg
Richard Hulfman
South Center Street
Huffman
McInnes Steel Co
North Viets Propose 13 Days Of Cease-Fire
Heavy fighting raged nine miles west of Dak To in the central highlands as U S forces battled North Vietnamese troops on a mountain flank near Laos. South Vietnamese paratroopers and rangers were in heavy combat northeast of Dak To while artillery repelled Viet Cong in the Mekong Delta. The U S Command reported four new plane losses over North Vietnam and Viet Cong announced three cease fire periods totaling 132 days for coming holidays Tet Christmas and New Year. In the highlands South Vietnamese troops said they killed the executive officer of the 24th North Vietnamese regiment amid a rocket and mortar barrage on a U S 4th Infantry Division position. Continued on Page Six.
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Saigon
Dak To
South Vietnam
U.S
1St Airmobile Cavalry Division
Laos
John Lengel
Mekong
North Vietnam
Central Highlands
U.S. 4Th Infantry di
Senate Rejects Bid to Move Social Security Increase Forward
The Senate defeated Sen. Prouty's bid to start larger Social Security checks in January rather than March. The bill would raise minimums and boost benefits, with the Senate version totaling larger increases than the House. Final passage expected next week amid cost concerns and timing disputes.
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Washington
Senate
Winston L. Prouty
R-Vt
Senate Finance Committee
Prouty
Congress
Johnson
House
Icy Roads Cause Multiple Crashes In Area
Hazardous driving on icy highways yesterday led Corry State Police to investigate six auto accidents on routes near Union City. Read details show three on the Columbus-Lottsville road with damages totaling four thousand one hundred thirty dollars and one injury, a whiplash, at Union City Memorial Hospital.
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Corry
Columbus-Lettsville
Union City
Alice E. Beck
Bear Lake
Evelyn Griffin
Warren
Catherine Weber
R. D. J. Corry
Robert H. Morton
Howard Green
Columbus
Effie Southwick
Lavant Johnson
Eugene Park
Richard Lewis
Lewis
Columbus-Lottsville
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MeInnes Men Still Seek Rate Hikes
McInnes Steel Co Employes Association to meet again tomorrow night at Frank and Verna's in Columbus to decide next moves in a campaign for higher base rates and job classifications at the East Main plant. They will hear the prior day’s management Committee talks and gauge sentiment on returning to work. Management repeats it will not negotiate during the illegal strike while the Committee seeks raises to match pay at comparable local plants.
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McInnes Steel Co
East Main Street
Frank and Verna's
Columbus
Ark
Hospital administrator calls cost cuts to modernize care
Richard L. Durbin, 40, head of Temple University Medical School’s 800 bed hospitals in Philadelphia, says hospitals are obsolete and costs rise 15 percent yearly to about 65 dollars a day. He proposes a seven point plan to pay specialists fairly, hire fewer staff but better, organize by ability, install cost accounting, and reduce duplication to curb rising expenses.
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Philadelphia
Richard L. Durbin
Temple University Medical School
Durbin
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