Dope Lord Convicted in International Narcotics Ring Case
Lu cien Rivard, a French Canadian, was found guilty of directing an international heroin smuggling ring with two federal narcotics counts. Each count carries up to 20 years. Rivard’s associates Julien Gagnon Charles Emile Groleau and Joseph Raymond Jones also pled guilty to the conspiracy. Sentencing delayed 30 to 40 days as Judge Connally reviews the case amid Canada US extradition controversy.
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Britain Withdraws First Polaris Sub From Service
Britain removes its first Polaris submarine from service due to dangerous metal failures. Naval authorities say the four-boat program to arm with atomic missiles may be delayed as sources confirm the setback.
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Britain
London
Worthington Plant in Oil City Mulls Exit
Worthington Corp officials plan a 10 a.m. meeting with union representatives at the Holiday Inn to discuss permanently closing the strike-bound Oil City plant. Federal mediator Groger Stainbrook will oversee as no progress has been made in 37 days. Several blue chip firms eye the site if Worthington withdraws, per Local 603 Machinists. About 220 hourly workers were affected when the plant closed August 18 after contract talks broke down.
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Jamestown Granted Time to Address Dump Problems
Jamestown received extra time to correct dump practices and to submit a formal timetable on fixing pollution at the lower Chautauqua Lake and Chadakoin River. County Health Commissioner Dr. Lyle Franzen met with city officials to discuss why the issue should not be sent to the district attorney. He cited inadequate landfill cover improper fencing and lack of approved dump site.
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Chautauqua Lake
Chadakoin
Lyle D. Franzen
Fluganna
Washington
Revival Planned at Sparta First Baptist Church
An evangelist from St Peters burg Florida will lead a revival series at First Baptist Spar tansburg starting this evening through October 1. Rev Max E Tucker will conduct services each night at 8 oclock except Saturdays with the theme Christ Above All. Rev Bert Braden of Calvary Baptist Union City will lead song service and bring special music. Rev Robert B Richardson invites all to attend any or all meetings.
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Bert Braden
Calvary Baptist Church
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Evangelistic Crusade at Spartansburg Grange Hall
A community evangelistic crusade will be held at the Spartansburg Grange Hall in Sparta starting September 23 with evening services at 7 45 p m Rev Joseph Kanzle mar pastor of the Corry Church of the Nazarene will evangelize and special singing will be provided each night The event invites area residents to attend.
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Florence Kinney
Spartansburg
Sparta
Joseph Kanzlemar
Corry
Youngsville
George Kurelowech
Emmitt Young
Delores
Annetta
East Branch
George Lay
Cloverdale
Frank Lay
Mary Lay
Lay
Lucy Morris
Bates
Main Street
Marion Alsdorf
Horace D. Alsdorf
Helen Bates
Andrew Boythe
Harry Brown
Sparta High School
Jay C. Huff
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Mildred Halfast
Prosecutor Arne Brogger Dies in Minneapolis
Arne W. Brogger, 55, longtime prosecutor who aided in the prosecution of a Norwegian traitor, died in Minneapolis. The veteran attorney helped secure key legal actions and was known for his work in criminal cases and public service.
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Minneapolis
Arne W. Brogger
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Defense Bill Clears Congress for Johnson Signature
Congress passes a 46.0 billion defense bill with 1.7 billion for Vietnam buildup. The measure blocks McNamara from merging Army Reserve and National Guard for a year without consent and bars using draft education funds for draftees who fail aptitude tests. Senate also approves 1.76 billion for bases and housing.
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Johnson
Defense
Robert S. McNamar
Army Reserve
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Senate
House
Viet Nam
Princess Alexandra and Angus Ogilvy visit Tokyo exhibit
Princess Alexandra and her husband Angus Ogilvy tour the British exhibition in Tokyo at Harumi MP Grounds. They lunch with former Japanese prime minister Shigeru Yoshida, honorary president of the event.
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Tokyo
Alexandra
Angus Ogilvy
Harumi MP Grounds
Shigeru Yoshida
World War II veteran Lan Quisting dies after long illness
Lan Quisting, a veteran of World War II, passed away yesterday following a prolonged illness. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Lan Quisting
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