Pittsburgh School Head Faces Threats Over Textbooks
Pittsburgh superintendent Bernard J. McCormick says a group of 50 to 75 students stormed his office demanding curriculum changes. They demanded books by Black authors, Swahili and Arabic courses, and the hiring of Black teachers, and threatened action if not met.
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Pittsburgh
Bernard J. McCormick
McCormick
Chrysler Announces Warranty Change and Price Increases
Chrysler said a second owner could receive the unused portion of the warranty if the car is registered, a $25 fee is paid, and maintenance is kept. The automaker also cut planned 1968 price increases to about $116 after rival firms matched higher hikes. For 1967, initial average increases were about $111, later reduced to $78.
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Chrysler
Final Surrender Letter Handed at London Museum Dedication
Lord Montgomery of Alamein, 80, received a German surrender document at Laneberg Heath on May 4 1945 and kept it for decades amid parliamentary demands at times for him to release it. The dedication of a new document room at the Imperial Art Museum in London marked the event.
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Lord Montgomery of
Alamein
Imperial Art Museum
London
Montgomery
Laneberg Heath
Sir Francis de Guingand
Eddie Worth
Frontal Assaults Destroyed Camps in Vietnam Infiltration Corridor
The report describes heavy fighting in northern provinces near Saigon with attacks on Thien Ngon and Phuoc Tan camps. About 600 enemy troops attacked Thien Ngon, defended by South Vietnamese regulars and 12 American Green Berets, while 300 attacked Phuoc Tan with local militiamen and airborne units. Casualties were reported on both sides as attacks continued with flares, helicopters, and rocket fire.
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Saigon
Tay Ninh
Thien Ngon
Phuoc Tan
Car Rams Flipped Truck East of UC
A truck driver near Union City escaped injury after midnight when he lost control while attempting to return to the highway after veering onto the berm and overturning. The crash blocked Route 4 east of Union City, with total property damage listed at $900 split between the Patton car and the overturned truck. Patrolman Terence Haskins cited no serious injuries.
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Union City
Corry
Robert H. Fenno
Henry E. Patton
West Pleasant Street
Patton
Terence Haskins
Main Street
James Kranar
Donald Deane
West Smith Street
Deane
Battle Toll Report From Katum and Nearby
In the Katum area Thien Ngon and Phuoc Tan indicate heavy losses for the enemy. Reports state about 600 enemy soldiers killed across five assaults, reflecting a high toll in this sector.
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Katum
Thien Ngon
Phuoc Tan
Two Wattsburg Students Cited In Merit Tests
Wattsburg Area High School seniors Thomas Mitchell and Gerald Pituch are named National Merit semifinalist and commended student respectively. Mitchell is among 15,000 semifinalists out of 1.5 million seniors. Pituch earns commended status as part of the 1968 69 program. Both are top students expected to pursue merit scholarships and leadership roles.
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Wattsburg Area High School
Thomas F. Mitchell
Robert Mitchell
Wattsburg Road
Erie
Gerald J. Pituch
John Pituch
Wattsburg
United States
John M. Stalnaker
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Drobneck Named Director of Communications in Baltimore
Richard Drobneck, son of Mr and Mrs Michael Drobneck of Columbus, has been appointed director of communications at Fedder Data Center headquarters in Baltimore Maryland. He will oversee publications public relations and advertising. Drobneck is a graduate of Dorry Area High School and DeVry Technical Institute in Chicago and studied at Loyola and Johns Hopkins in Baltimore. He previously worked as a technical writer and editor for Bendix Field Engineering Corp and as a service engineer for Martin Marietta Corp in Baltimore.
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Michael Drobneck
Columbus
Feidder Data Center
Baltimore
Feder
Drobneck
Dorry Area
DeVry Technical Institute
Chicago
Loyola
Johns Hopkins University
Fedder
Bendix Field Engineering Corp
Martin Marietta Corp
Funeral rites for Mrs. Vina Young in Union City
Funeral services set for Mrs. Vina Young at Glenn Funeral Home Union City with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Visitation allowed Thursday 7 to 9 p.m. and Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Also notes court appoints Miss Shirley Adams bailiff in Lincoln Nebraska.
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Vina Young
Glenn Funeral Home
Union City
Evergreen Cemetery
Lincoln
Neb
W. W. Nuernberger
Shirley Adams
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