Mexican officials block Lafayette love gift to Tarahumara Indians
A Lafayette relief train carrying 10 freight cars of food medicine clothing and tools for the Tarahumara tribe was blocked from entering Mexico after the government said the mercy mission would imply Mexico cannot care for its citizens. The effort followed a priest and nun death in a crash while transporting aid and was led by Gordon Blake with support from Father Verplancken. The Chihuahua governor dismissed starvation claims and asserted a strong corn harvest, with the train continuing toward Creel, Mexico for unloading.
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Lafayette
Mexico
Mexico City
Treasury
el Paso
Tex
Ernesto Uranga
Chihuahua City
Lourdes Ramirez
Gordon Blake
Luis Ver- Plancken
Verplancken
Chihuahua
Texas
Praxedes Ciner Duran
Houston
San Antonio
Blake
Creel
Sierra Madre Mountains
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is There
A compact meditation on how oral expression evaporates yet printed text remains a lasting record, contrasting immediacy with permanence and inviting reflection on communication forms. The piece treats speech as fleeting while print endures.
Johnson in Trouble as Viet Nam Poll Draws Mixed Views
An ABC commissioned Kraft poll finds most Americans disapprove of the war and blame Johnson, with Kennedy viewed favorably in hindsight. Voters doubt Morse and Goldwater positions, while Humphrey trails Johnson in approval. Viet Nam tops readers’ list of nation’s No. 1 problem.
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New York
Johnson
Viet Nam
American Broadcasting Co
John F. Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
ABC
John F. Kraft, Inc
Jean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Kraft
Hubert H. Humphrey
Kennedy
Kraft Organization
Viet
Nam
Richard M. Nixon
Pennsylvania hunters see brighter season with vast land access
Pennsylvania officials predict a brighter future for hunting and fishing this fall. Hunters will have access to over 2 million acres of land, with new land acquisitions proceeding strongly. 2,867 campsites are under construction or planned, and steps are in place to prevent fish kills like the 150000 fish loss at Kettle Creek.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Recreation and Wildlife
Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs, Inc
Glen L. Bowers
Maurice K. Goddard
Forests and Waters
Urges More Trips By U S Athletes
Rep John P Saylor proposes industry funded overseas tours by American athletes modeled on Sam Jones goodwill trip with Boston Celtics The Jones tour sponsored by United Fruit Co drew praise for humanitarian image as nations in Central America reported positive views of the athletes and their efforts
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Washington
Boston Celtics
Sam Jones
John P. Saylor
R-Pa
Jones
United Fruit Co
United States
Saylor
Panama
Costa Rica
Honduras
Pickets confront Humphrey at Muhlenberg College rally
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey told about 1 800 Muhlenberg College attendees in Allentown Pennsylvania that it is safe to be different as protesters carry signs calling for ending American aggression in Vietnam. He praised the local United Fund drive and spoke at a college luncheon before flying to Indian University for another address.
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Allentown
Hubert H. Humphrey
Viet Nam
Humphrey
Muhlenberg Col
United Fund
Bethlehem - Easton
Indians University
Coroners Should Be Appointed Not Elected
Philadelphia medical examiner Dr. Joseph W. Spelman urged in Un iontown that coroners be appointed rather than elected arguing merit ensures staff quality. He noted some counties have less than one percent of deaths investigated and called for laboratory investigation in most cases. In Carlisle, Hiram W. Gill 50, business manager of Shippensburg State College since 1951, died in Carlisle Hospital.
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Uniontown
Philadelphia
Joseph W. Spelman
Pennsylvania Association of County Coroners
Spelman
Carlisle
Hiram W. Gill
Shippensburg State College
Carlisle Hospital
Pittsburgh Teen Mother Held In Death Of Infant
A 19 year old mother from Stowe Township near Pittsburgh awaits grand jury action for murder in the death of her 10 month old daughter. Nancy Adams is held after an Allegheny County coroner inquest Friday. The infant was found in a dresser drawer on September 8.
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Pittsburgh
Nancy Adams
Stowe
Twp
Allegheny County
Youth fatally hurt In Philly conflict
In northwest Philadelphia on Friday night a 19 year old youth died from a bullet wound. A 16 year old was seriously wounded, a passerby was struck by pellets, another 16 year old was found unconscious after an iron pipe assault, and several others were injured. Police took about 20 youths for questioning.
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Philadelphia
Harold Davis
Edward Johnson
Chester Slonicki
Charles Wadell
Davis
YMCA Week Calendar and Sauna Schedule Highlights
The calendar lists multiple YMCA activities from Tadpole Swim to Teen and Adult programs across Monday to Saturday with various times. A nuclear test at the Nevada site was announced by the Atomic Energy Commission, describing a low intermediate yield device detonated Friday.
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Board of Directors
Corner Cupboard
Corry Area
Washington
Nevada
Atomic Energy Commission
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Dairy Road
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Penn
Philly
Marine Bancardchek
Citizens Carry Office
Marine National Bank
Citizens Corry
South Center St
Corry, Pa
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Rossbacher Insurance Service
First Avenue
YMCA
SAUNA
Frank Litz
Spring Street
Carry Savings and Loan
N. Center Corry, Penn’a
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