In The Shade? In The Shade? Finds Kettle Hideaway
A kettle and other American made kitchen gear are found abandoned in brush beside the route from Sai Gon to Delat. Viet Cong raiders reportedly seized a convoy carrying equipment north, and the kettle was left behind during a break in operations. AP Wirephoto.
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Saigon
Delat
Viet Nam
Johnson Faces Paint Toss in Melbourne Welcome
President Johnson and Mrs. Johnson received a warm reception in Melbourne, Australia, but a paint-splashed attack marred the visit as two youths threw red and green paint at the bubbletop limousine. Police arrested at least one suspect while the couple greeted two million spectators at Government House before flying to Canberra for a four hour stop.
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Melbourne
Australia
Johnson
Viet Nam
Government House
Canberra
Harold Holt
Holt
North Viet Nam
America
Aero Sales Earns Gain In First Three Quarters
Aero Flow Dynamics Inc reports higher net sales and long term earnings gains. Third quarter income fell to 29220 from 38048 in 1965 while nine month sales rose to 2788596, with year to date net income at 193197 versus 79315. Earnings per share more than doubled to 0.03.
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Aero- Flow Dynamics, Inc
New York
Aero-Corry Division
Union City flood dam to absorb 2470 acres for storage
The Union City flood control project expands as the dam costs rise to about 10.5 million and requires purchasing 2,470 acres. John Albrecht of the U S Army Corps of Engineers says the federal government may buy or condemn land for a dry bed detention dam on French Creek. The structure, 1.3 miles above the junction of French Creek south branch and 3.2 miles west of Union City, will back waters up to ten miles and work with future reservoirs on Woodcock Creek and Muddy Creek to control floods in the French Creek valley and parts of the Allegheny River region. Water will drain through a six-foot pipe unless flows exceed capacity. Continued on Page Four.
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John Albrecht
Pittsburgh
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Albrecht
Union City
French Creek
Woodcock Creek
Muddy Creek
Allegheny River
Franklin
Piano Teacher Sues Laundromat Over Noise and Heat
Pittsburgh AP Evelina Palmieri, a piano teacher, sues laundry owner M W Campbell, alleging a wall fan creates loud and objectionable noise and vents hot moist air into her home in warm weather. She seeks court orders to fix the issue and damages for lost earnings from canceled lessons.
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Pittsburgh
Evelina Palmieri
M. W. Campbell
Counselor resigns Philadelphia marriage expert retires
Dr. Emily Mudd, a national authority on marriage counseling, retired today as director of the Marriage Council of Philadelphia. She led the council and advised couples on marital issues, marking a notable end of a long tenure in the local civic relationship field.
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Philadelphia
Emily Mudd
The
Marriage Council of Philadelphia
Welsh slag avalanche buries school killing 17 children and adults
A giant coal slag heap slid down a Glamorgan mountain into Aberfan, trapping a school and nearby homes. Seventeen dead include fifteen children and two adults. hundreds remain missing or unaccounted for as rescue crews search rubble with miners aiding the effort.
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Aberfan
Wales
Civil Defense
British Press Association
Glamorgan
Lone Bid Accepted for North Side Sewer Extension
At a noon meeting the City Council opened a single bid for extending the northwest sewer job. Olszewski Brothers of McKean submitted the lone bid of 5291 dollars for a 475 foot extension from North Center Street to the city line, to support a Merle Dodd housing development. Mayor William A. Peiffer and councilmen Russell Brant Gerald Staples attended and approved the bid.
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Olszewski Brothers of
McKean
Marion
Mound
West Congress
Duane
York Streets
Merle Dodd
Millcreek Increases Garbage Rates With New Contractor
Millcreek supervisors face 56 resident complaints after Superior Refuse Co. takes over December 1 from T and R Disposal. The new plan raises monthly rates from 1.38 to 2.00, delivering one weekly one can pickup for T and R versus Superior's two can weekly service plus a monthly trash pickup.
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Millcreek
Superior Refuse Co
T and R Disposal Co
Superior
George 8. Pulakos
Karl W. Boyes
Harold Glazier
T and R
Wrecked School Room After Rampage At Castlemont
In Oakland California teacher Edward Cone stood amid wreckage of a Castlemont High School classroom after youths rampaged during a racial disturbance. The campus briefly closed as hundreds demonstrated. A separate AP report from Harrisburg details wiretap allegations against state police officials.
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Edward Cone
Castlemont— High School
Oakland, Calif
Riots in Oakland stirred by school boycott and violence
Oakland police stepped up patrols after firebombs were thrown, including a device that struck Havenscourt elementary. Twelve juveniles were arrested as tensions rose over a citywide student boycott backed by the Ad Hoc Committee for Quality Education.Officials blamed agitators, while others disputed a direct link to the boycott. Fremont High and Castel Mont High faced damage and closure amid the unrest.
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Oakland
Calif
Havenscourt
Frank Coakley
Alameda
San Francisco
Coakley
Stuart
Phillips
Ad Hoc
Committee For Quality Education
Jerome Keithley
Robert Preston
John George
Fremont High School
County Expense Hassle Sparks Travel Voucher Debate
Erie County officials examined expense fraud claims after administrator John C. Wagner aimed to file a $100 voucher for a $59 New York trip. County Controller Byron Clapper later set guidelines, part of a broader fight over alleged improper reimbursements and faulty accounting practices among officials.
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John C. Wagner
Erie County Commissioners
Journal
New York
Wagner
the Journal
Congress OKs merger of National and American football leagues
Washington AP bulletin says Congress approved an agreement to merge the National and American professional football leagues into one expanded league. The bill grants antitrust immunity to the merger after Senate action, following House approval the previous night.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
More Curbs Gas And Oil Vehicles
PHILADELPHIA AP The chief of the U S Public Health Services division of air pollution told the American Society of Civil Engineers that new controls will be imposed soon to stop emissions from diesel and gasoline powered vehicles There will be activity in the federal level in new regulations besides the state control for the 1970 model year vehicles More stricter hydro carbon and carbon monoxide standards for passenger cars and lightweight trucks are under consideration He called for pollution free engines changes in fuel compositions new type batteries and fuel cells for general vehicles About 1500 people attend the reconference which ends today.
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Philadelphia
U.S. Public Health Services Division
American Society of Civil Engineers
John H. Ludwig
Ludwig
Cincinnati Strangler Strikes Again in 81 Year Old Case
Cincinnati police go on 12 hour shifts after fifth rape strangulation in ten months. City officials urge a buddy system as Mrs Rose Winter, 81, is found murdered in her home. Detectives confirm the attack mirrors previous slayings with blunt force, rape, and strangulation. A 23 year old man is held overnight. investigation continues.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
William C. Wichman
Cincinnati
Wichman
Rose Winster
Jacob Schont
Alice Hochhausler
Winster
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