Bronze Hero Medals Awarded to Eight Pennsylvanians
The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission awarded bronze medals for bravery to eight Pennsylvanians among 27 recipients in the United States and Canada. Honorees include John S. Custer Walter B. Martin Harry L. Shoff Edward McIntyre Ronald Radford Donovan Radford Roland Steele Jr John C. Eichorn for acts saving children and stopping runaways.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Cecil
John C. Eichorn
Wilkes-Barre
Custer
Franklin
Steele
Morgan
Martin
Shoff
Newville
McIntyre
Erie
Radford Brothers
Portersville
Eichorn
Episcopal Racial Ruling Sparks Church Rift
The American Church News blasted the Episcopal Church after the General Convention rejected a plan to condone nonviolent civil disobedience for conscience. It accused laity of undermining clergy and repudiating courageous priests embracing civil rights in a social revolution.
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American Church News
American Church Union
Grant More Degrees in Pennsylvania Colleges
Pennsylvania universities awarded 28,579 degrees in the 1968-64 school year an 11 percent rise from the prior year. The Department of Public Instruction released the figures noting 30,329 were four year bachelor diplomas.
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Harrisburg — Universities and
Pennsylvania
Department of Public Instruction
Houghton College Aide To Speak Here
Dr Bert I H Hall of Houghton College will speak on Our Protestant Heritage at Corry Evangelical United Brethren Church Sunday at 7 pm. Rev Ivan Hansburger will host with the EUB choir directed by Myhle Chase. The program features local actors and a guest lecture from Hall, a longtime Houghton professor and former theology division chair.
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Corry
Dr. Hall
New York
Falconer High School
Houghton
Qalland Wesleyan Methodist
Nunda
N. Y
Chicago
Oak Park
University of Edinburgh
Europe
Holy Lands
Claude A. Rees
Theology
V. Hansburger
Hall
Saskatchewan Premier hints at joining United States over Quebec
Montreal AP reports Premier W Ross Thatcher of Saskatchewan says his province would consider allying with the United States if Quebec exits Canada. He notes Quebec autonomy protests and ongoing separatist momentum while Canada remains economically united under federation. Lorraine Hansberry, playwright, critically ill in New York hospital at 34, condition described as critical with undisclosed illness.
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Montreal
W Ross Thatcher
Saskatchewan
United States
Quebec
Canada
New York
Lorraine Hansberry
University Hospital
Downgrading of Khrushchev Halted by Soviet Leaders
Denmark’s Communist paper reports Soviet leaders stopped attacks on Khrushchev due to European party backlash. Moscow correspondents cite house arrest conditions for Khrushchev and a monthly pension of 1000 rubles. European reactions vary with praise from Polish, Hungarian, and Czech parties and concern from Italian and Israeli figures. Sir Adolph Basser, 78, Australian philanthropist, dies.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Peter Schaeffer
Moscow
Land Og Folk
Khrushchev
Stig Bringert
Copenhiagen
Politiken
Nina
Kremlin Towers
Krushchev
Molotov
Bringert
Kremlin
Europe
Pravda
Friheten
Luigi Longo
Italy
Communist Party
Milan
Israel
Spartansburg News Briefs Highlight Local Events
Navy man Robert C. Sheldon visits Patuxent River area during weekend leave and travels to Pittsburgh for return trip connections. Sparta hosts Halloween dance and musically themed events with local groups. Sparta Firemen's Auxiliary plans monthly winter meetings and Halloween fundraiser. Youth center meeting and Boy Scout events organized. Sited Farmers hold journal meeting. church WSCS plans Thanksgiving dinner. Local education group hosts Crawford County PSEA gathering with 100 teachers attending.
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Florence Kinney
Spartansburg
Robert C. Sheldon
Navy
Patuxent River
William Vanderhoff
Vanderhoffs
Pittsburgh
Lou McBride
Ripley, N. Y
Wayne Beldon
Westfield, Y
Walter Dean
Erie
Francis Feldhausen
Akron
Ohio
Clyde Kinney
Feldhausen
Kinneys
Sparta Sportsmen Club
Sonny Blakeslee
Sparta Firemen's
Sparta Area
Titusville Choraliers
A. J. Baird
Titusville
Sparta
Lucy A. Mortis
Sparta Elementary Chorus
Beisel
Young Center
Boy Scout
Varios
Chiles Kolaja
WSCS
Methodist Church
Russell Mitchell
Jesus
Clission
Pulite
Churcl
H. Richard Hays
William Scoulen
Edward Staskie
Wicd
Berhard Skiff
Richard Witmer
Gerry Coates
Francis Kinney
T Hey
Crawford County Psea
Senior Class Activities and World Fair Fundraising
Students at Spartwinsbury Brace and Titusville campus plan a senior play for the public while senior orders for Christmas wards and novelties raise funds for their trip to the World's Fair. Report cards for the first six weeks will be issued Friday and all fines and small fees are due by then. Individual student pictures will be taken on October 26 with re-takes this year.
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PlithAdelphip
Methaelians
Manlund
Spartwinsbury Brace
le Shirt
Botnly
Pska Mie
Peth
Dy TV
University of Qatisbargh
Titusville
Yank cagers win Tokyo final run over Puerto Rico
The U S basketball team advanced toward a likely rematch with the Soviet Union by routing Puerto Rico 62 to 42 in Tokyo. The victory preserved America's spotless Olympic cage record and left the contenders focused on the looming head-to-head with the Russians.
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Tokyo
Puerto Rico
America
Barry Speaks To Nation On TV During Campaign Rally
Barry Goldwater delivered a televised address denouncing Khrushchev era policy and claiming the Soviet government offered no change in basic confrontation. A large crowd gathered, turning a private campaign event into a public pep rally with foreign policy focus and references to the CIA.
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Barry
Nation
the Nation
Russia
Khrushchev
Trent
Dobrynin
Goldwater
Iater
Nearhy
Pikesville
Central Intelligence Agency
Johnson
Unclear OCR Breathes Names in Court of Public Quiet
Fragmentary text lists names Bobby Hicker Hinlip Sal Estes Matt McCloskey and others. Audience added Waller Jenkins as a seen name. Reference to Golde Water and a Johnson Gide who was asked to resign after a Wilful arrest on morals charges becomes public knowledge.
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Bobby Hicker
Hinlip Sal
Estes
Matt McCloskey
Matt McCluskey
Waller Jenkins
Golde
Jenkins
Johnson
Wice
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Brielle
Episcopal
Houghton College
Bert H. Hall
U.S
Fiome
Journal Daily
Nik
Sydney
Australia
Sir Adolph Basser
Milionaire
Miede
Peis
Barney’s Firestone
Faberge
Plateau
Rossin’s the Men's Store
Rossin
Kodak Equipment
Beisuper
Cathers Studio
Rogers
Short
Evans
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