Army seeks first psychedelic chaplain in US history
Miami report says Benjamin L. Osterberg 22 and drafted in October plans to become the Army’s first psychedelic chaplain. He leads the Neo American Church lodge in Pensacola and conducts services on a bay bluff and at his home. The Army rejects the church and clarifies chaplain requirements, while the ACLU mobilizes to assist.
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Miami
Fla
Boo Hoo
Army
American Civil Liberties Union
Benjamin L. Osterberg
Uncle Sam
Osterberg
Fort Benning
Pensacola Bay
ACLU
Florida
Pensacola
Morning Glory
Boo Hoo Arthur Kleps
Cranberry Lake
N.Y
Atlanta
Limit Travelers Solons End Living Expense Of $100 Daily
Rep H R Gross exposed how some lawmakers collected $100 a day in living expenses during junkets by claiming $50 in two countries on a single trip. He urged an immediate ban and a House committee backed a restriction to prevent such double per diem claims. Durward Hall resisted, seeking a future prohibition.
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Washington
H. R. Gross
Iowa
House
House Labor Subcommittee
Gross
Durward G. Hall
R-Mo
McCarthy to challenge LBJ in four Democratic primaries
Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy announced plans to run against President Johnson on the Vietnam issue in four Democratic presidential primaries with possible additions. He targets Wisconsin Nebraska Oregon and California in 1968, with two more primaries under consideration in New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
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Washington
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Johnson
America
McCarthy
White House
U.S
Ine
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Oregon
California
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Corry Expects Limited Impact If Regional Planning Group Fails
Erie County faces possible loss of federal funds for municipal upgrades if 40 municipalities do not fully join the Erie County Regional Planning Commission. Corry officials have already approved the agreement and named representatives, while boroughs delay formation and townships remain doubtful.
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Erie County Regional Planning Commission
Corry
Corty
Regional Commission
Christopher Capotis
The
Journal Today
James Manross
Erie County Boroughs Association
Robbery Case Heads to Jury in Mayville Court
Deliberations are set to begin in county court with an eight man, four woman jury. Jamestown man Leo W. Warner, 31, faces armed robbery charges for the August 11 holdup of Allen Liquor Store. Co defendant Lewis J. Guifreda, 30, will be tried separately. store co owner Lewis Tuccio testified identifying Warner as the gunman.
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Mayville
Jamestown
Leo W. Warner
Allen
Warner
Lewis J. Guifreda
Guifreda
Lewis Tuccio
W. Park Catchpole
Tuccio
Roberta Shields
Prin
Car Driver Killed In Crash With School Bus Near Creekside
A car driven by Earl Buchanen 52 of Home collided with a school bus on snowy Pennsylvania 210 near Creekside. The car driver died and about 10 students on the bus, pupils at Marion Center Senior High School, were injured.
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Andiana
Earl Buchanen
Home
Pennsylvania 210
Creekside
Sone
Marion Center Senior High School
Labor backs slum rebuilding with cooperation from unions
MIAMI BEACH AFL-CIO building trades chiefs pledged full cooperation with the slum rebuilding program. They welcomed HUD Secretary Weaver and proposed training Negro youths for union apprenticeships, while Labor Secretary Wirtz urged practical hiring of slum residents to fit the multimillion model cities plan. In a separate item, Marshall County Jail officials consider changing locks after inmate Homer Jobes escaped by bending a spoon-made key.
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Miami Beach
Fla
AP Labor
C.J. Haggerty
W. Willard Wirtz
Haggerty
Moundsville
W.va
Marshall County
Homer Jobes
Battle near Dak To City reports Viet Cong assault repelled
South Vietnamese paratroopers and U S forces repelled a Viet Cong attack near the Dak To area. U S units were flown in to lure enemy forces while artillery and air power inflicted losses. Seven Americans killed and 13 wounded. Viet Cong casualties reportedly high with bodies found near Bu Dop.
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Smgonap
Jeiuiie
Dak
U.S
Bu Poy
Bu Dop
Saigon
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Wheeler
Bo Due
Bo Dop
North Vietnam
Last Minute Push May Falter on Johnson Tax Plan
Washington AP report says the Johnson administration's late push for a quick tax increase shows no progress in Congress. Despite calls to act, lawmakers and officials defend a 10 percent surcharge with retroactive timing and quicker corporate collection, aiming to reduce a shrinking deficit.
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LBJ
Washington
Johnson
William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
House
Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
Charles A. Vanik
Dohio
Spo
Ken
Charles L. Schultze
Schultze
Treasury
Henry 8. Fowler
Fowler
Vanik
James A. Burke
Dmass
Sand man buried dies in Erie shipyard accident
Herbert Fred Fischer 51 of Menominee Falls Wisconsin died when a sand pile collapsed in the hold of the Crispi Oglebay at Erie Sand and Gravel docks. Coroner says accidental death. rescue teams failed to revive him. Vessel owned by Oglebay Norton Co. of Cleveland, operating from Marblehead Ohio.
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Erie San
Crispi Oglebay
Herbert Fred Fischer
Menominee Falls
Wise
Merle Wood
Fischer
Leo Weir
Ehe Fire Department
Crispin Oglebay
The
Oglebay-Norton Co
Cleveland
Marblehead
Ohio
Great Lakes
Two Priests Oppose Parochial School Aid Drive
Two Pittsburgh priests mounted a public challenge to their church stance on HB 1136 to fund private and parochial schools in Pennsylvania. They argue state support worsens racial imbalance, noting few African Americans are Roman Catholic and warning against creating segregated, wealth-biased schools.
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Catholic Church
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Donald W. Mellyane
Father Mellyane
House Appropriations Committee
Catholic Accent
Greensburg
Corrado
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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