Dominican Republic Faces Coup Rumors Stir unrest
Reports from Santo Domingo and abroad describe an opposition plan to sow distrust between President Balaguer’s government and the military to trigger unrest and deter investment. Radicals are blamed for propaganda. most violence centers in central Santo Domingo, with weapons found in former rebel homes. A Ossible plan to keep Inter American Peace Force, Havana radio notes. The story also mentions a separate Harrisburg item urging a study of uninsured drivers by the Joint State Government Commission.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Joaquin Paneer
Jed
Juan Bosch
U.S
Balaguer
Reflection of Strength An M48 tank near the demilitarized zone
An M48 tank from the 4th Marines leads troops along a monsoon swollen river about seven miles south of the demilitarized zone. The novel riverine scene captures armored support as forces maneuver in rain and mud.
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4Th Marines
Three More State Soldiers Killed In Viet War
The names of three more Pennsylvanians killed in Vietnam were added to the casualty list. Army 2nd Lt. James W. Holliday of Lansdale, Marine Staff Sgt Vernon L. Ramey of Pittsburgh, and Marine Cpl. Robert P. Minor of Philadelphia are named among the latest losses. The commission was asked to report its findings to the legislature in 1967 with recommendations on how to meet the problem with legislation.
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Washington (Ap
Viet Nam
Army
James W. Holliday
Helen Holliday
Lansdale
Marine
Vernon L. Ramey
Bernice E. Ramey
Pittsburgh
Robert P. Minor
William J. Minor
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Loblaw Stores Closed in Three Cities Amid Sale Talks
Negotiations continue for the sale of Loblaw’s Titusville store with an announcement expected soon. Franklin store reportedly sold to IGA, while Titusville Oi City and Meadville trades are under discussion. Union locals meet in Binghamton as four area stores remain shuttered since July 1 after missed contract talks. A National Labor Relations Board review of an unfair labor practice charge is underway in Pittsburgh.
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Tequsville
Loblaw
Titusville
Buffalo
Franklin
IGA Food
Oi City
Meadville
Moss
de Arment
Conneaut Lake
Moss and
de Armont
Amalgamated Food Em
Layes
Binghamton
Ronald Cole
Pittsburgh
National Labor Relations Board
Oldsmobile 1967 lineup boosts luxury at new low prices
The Rocket Action Cars lead the 1967 Olds offering with Delmont 88 models starting at low prices despite bold names. Delta 88 Custom models borrow a Toronado look with 425 cubic inch Super Rocket V eight. Five new Cutlass Supreme models promise plush interiors, Jetfire V8 power, clutch features like Climate Control and Transistorized Ignition.
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Olds
Boy 13 To Undergo Tests In Shooting
A 13-year-old from Emlenton was transferred to Warren State Hospital for psychiatric examination after being held in the Clarion County jail on an assault with intent to kill charge tied to a September 21 shooting of his older brother Ralph at their grandparents home near Emlenton. State Police traced the youth after an argument and a 12-hour search across six counties. Ralph received emergency surgery at Oil City Memorial Hospital.
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Warren
Clarion County
Warren State Hospital
Gary Say
Emlenton
Ralph
Strattonville
Gary
Oil City Memorial Hospital
WSH
Lloyd F. Weaver
Nude posing dispute ends in fatal NY shooting
A Manhattan man, Ernest Kall aged 23, was shot dead while aiding a sculptress Patricia Burs aged 22 who objected to nude posing for an amateur photographer. The three had a conversation Monday night when the fatal incident occurred yesterday according to police.
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New York
Manhattan
Ernest Kall
Patricia Burs
Corry man named head of Special Gifts Division
Division Chairman George N. Orcutt of Reed Lear & Co. has accepted the post of chairman of the Special Gifts Division of the 1966 United Fund of the Corry Area campaign. Orcutt, a Corry native and veteran of previous campaigns, resides at 26 East Frederick Street.
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George N. Orcutt
Reed Lear & Co
United Fund
Corry
L. Richard Fuller
Orcutt
Red Cross
East Frederick Street
Photographer's nude-pose offer ends in fatal shot at Bennington College grad's apartment
Police said a quarrel erupted after photographer Fred Gales, 35, asked Patricia to pose nude for $25. Kall intervened and was shot in the head during the confrontation at the apartment.
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Fred Gales
Patricia
Bennington College
Kall
Minister and wife sentenced in beating death of adopted son
In Montgomery County, Rev. Albert Frey 32 and his wife Jean 31 were sentenced for beating their 4 year old adopted son to death last February. Frey received 4 to 36 months in prison while his wife drew an indeterminate term at Muncy. The couple testified they used a wooden paddle after the boy lied. The Froys had been indicted on murder and manslaughter charges. The child, Robert Veneziale, was adopted from the Children’s Aid Society in 1965. A separate report notes 4 year old Harry Ramirez died in Youngstown in a basement refrigerator incident.
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Norristown
Albert Frey
Jean
Montgomery County
David E. Groshens
Froy
Muncy
Lower Gwynedd
Froys
Robert Veneziale
Children’s Aid Society
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House
Joint State Government Commission
South Viet Nam
Loblaws
Rocket Action
Oldsmobile
Turben’s Auto’ Service
Columbus
Bile Deat
Nar
Ubban
Fogle Lumber
United Inches
Mr. Frey
Youngstown
Ohio
Harry Ramirez
Campbell
Mon‘serate Ramirez
Woolworths
Woolworth’s
Beebe
North Center Street
Sirloin
Porterhouse
T-bone
Club
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