GOP Council Told More Women Than Men On Voter Records
Indiana Council of Republican Women opened a series of educational programs at Memorial Hall. A Ford film urged active participation in primaries, noting few voters nominate candidates. Reports from Lincoln Day Dinner and registration changes show rising GOP interest in Indiana County with 635 new Republicans and 177 party switches.
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Indiana Council of Republican Women
Memorial Hall
Indiana
Ford Motor Company
Judge Welsh
U. S. Council
Protests Rally Against Ky Regime in Da Nang Hue
Thousands in Da Nang including 2000 soldiers shouted anti Ky and anti US slogans as protests spread to Hue and Saigon. Maj Gen Pham Xuan Chieu was detained in Hue and reportedly left for Saigon after meetings with deposed corps commander Nguyen Chanh Thi. In Saigon the unrest fed demands for Thi's reinstatement and broader political shakeups.
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da Nang
Nguyen Cao Ky
United States
Hue
Saigon
Pham Xuan Chieu
Chieu
Nguyen van Thien
Nguyen Chanh Thi
1St Corps
da 'Nang
Butler County Atty and Judge Clash Over Vietnam Protest
An Ohio assistant district attorney spent time in jail after a Friday court dispute with a Butler County judge. The judge fined him for contempt, and he was released on a writ of habeas corpus once a lawyer was found. Protests in Vietnam feature anti government demonstrations and anti American sentiment, with tens of thousands marching and calls for civilian rule.
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Butler Plan
George P. Kiester
Robert F. Hawks
Butler County
Hawk
Kennedy Brothers Rally in Senate as Strike Rages
In Washington Robert F Kennedy and Edward M Kennedy pushed education and health agendas while protesting civil rights and drug rehab bills. The nationwide rail strike disrupted 43 000 miles of track, cutting jobs and delaying mail as unions staged walkouts and firemen left their posts amid arbitration rulings.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Robert F
New York
Edward M
Massachusetts
Johnson
John W. Gardner
Education, Health and Welfare
Bethlehem Steel Buys Land Near Houston Channel
Bethlehem Steel Corp buys a 167 acre tract along the Houston ship channel to improve water transportation. The site at Jacintoport includes wharf facilities and options to buy more land, supporting a growing industrial park as United Fund campaigns proceed in Indiana County. Mr. Perine departs Indiana County Chamber of Commerce after six years to lead new duties in Durham North Carolina post Easter.
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NEW York
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Houston, Tex
Allegheny County
United Fund
Houston
Indiana County United
Edmund F. Martin
Beth
United Fund Cur Lhem
San Jacinto Ordspan
Nance
United Fun
Jacintoport
Perine
Indiana
Indiana County
Durham
N.C
Lady Bird Johnson Visits Texas River Fiesta
First Lady Lyndon B Johnson heads five day Texas tour and stars as Queen Lady Bird at San Antonio River fiesta. Crowds along the river greet her with signs and musical performances as a night barge cruise showcases city beautification efforts. Police estimate about 10,000 along the river routes.
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San Antonio
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Rio Grande
Lady Bird
Texas
Johnson
Riverside
George Bichsel
State Police To Hire 50 Civilians As Examiners
Harrisburg AP Fifty civilians will be hired by the state police to serve as driver license examiners. Col E Purdy said the program, tested in 34 states, will release police for other duties and operate under police supervision at driver examination centers. Starting pay is 174 bi weekly with four weeks training at the Hershey academy. A statewide written test is July 1 hiring list target. apply by April 27.
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Harrisburg
Col
E. Wilson Purdy
Purdy
State Police Academy
Hershey
C. Herschel Jones
Civil Service Commission
Jones
Alcoa To Review Program To Meet Spending Goals
Pittsburgh AP report says Aluminum Company of America orders a review of capital expenditures. President John D. Harper agrees with President Johnson on restraint, noting high business prospects but urging restraint across the economy. Alcoa will defer nonessential spending pending government action.
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Pittsburgh
Aluminum Company of America
John D. Harper
Alcoa
Johnson
Harner
Alcan
Propaganda broadcasts in Cuba Chile clash heats up
Fidel Castro's government is said to time daily propaganda broadcasts at Chile and Havana. The exchange includes fiery denunciations between Castro and Chilean President Eduardo Frei.
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Miami
Federal judge orders jail terms in eight railroad strike
U S marshals arrest M L Williams Birmingham head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Enginemen C L Caldwell Roanoke VA and W M Vandergrif Birmingham local union chairman for contempt of court in a walkout tied to a federal injunction. Judge H H Grooms set a further hearing for damages while unions insist on no reprisals and no contempt actions.
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M. L. Williams
Birmingham
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
C. L. Caldwell
Roanoke
W. M. Vandergrif
H. E. Gilbert
J. E. Wolfe
Wolfe
Gilbert
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of
Aska
Beer Party in Vacant House Jolts Peters Two
Police found 200 people and beer in a vacant Peters Two house. Three Pittsburgh youths aged 19 to 20 were charged with possessing buying using and distributing beer to minors. Neighbors reported blocked roads from about 160 parked vehicles.
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Washington, Pa
Peters Two
Ralph Barton
John Enright
Paul Anolik
Lawrerce Shields
Pittsburgh
Justice of the Peace
John Richardson
Barton
Anolik
Ex-Cuban Official Claims Cuba Spent 100 Million on Oil Search
In exile in Miami, former Cuban oil officials say Castro regime wasted 100 million dollars seeking oil offshore. They report drillings continue with the Soviet vessel Vladimir as mother ship and claim no oil has been found despite a 3000 dollar daily exploration cost.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Vladimir
Jacinto Gutierrez
Bolen Leaves Blairsville Police for Latrobe Post
In Blairsville Blairsville Borough police force, Ronald T. Bolen resigns effective April 14 to join Latrobe Police Department. He is the second local officer to move to Latrobe, following Karl Dunlap. Former chief R. Glenn Peace now serves as Deputy Sheriff in Indiana County.
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Blairsville
Ronald T. Bolen
Latrobe
Karl Dunlap
R. Glenn Peace
Sherif
Indiana County
Bolen
Pearce
John F. Larkin
Larkin
Victor E. Peterson
James Brubaker
James Harkins
John Zona
David Luchsinger
Donald Wolford
Obituaries from Punxsutawney and Indiana area
Multiple obituary notices for April 1966 in Punxsutawney Indiana and surrounding towns. Ren e Kuz Movich dies in Punxsutawney and services at Bell Funeral Home. Henry Lantz and John M Stahl, plus Marie Shank, August Poire, and John A Winger named with funeral plans. Surviving relatives listed. dates, birthplaces, service details, and burial plans included.
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Virginia
Rene Kuzmovich
Ernest
Lantz
Juen
Church
Fatherinida Baum Lantz
George Laskey
Rayment
St. Bernardsmond
Fimer Lewis
Punxsutawney
A.pear
D. I
Irene Gibe
Indiana Evening Gazette
Ruth Ford
Cleveland
Ohio
Edward Lantz
Baltimore
David
Crissie Barnett Lentz
Pifera Funeral Home
Bruce Tobias
Cloe Cemetery
Henry Lant?z
Punx
John M. Stahl
High Street
Saltsburg
Indiana Hospital
Ira
Elizabeth Flohr Stahl
Columbiana
Stahl
Evans and Bennett
Indiana
France
Saltsburg Presbyterian Church
Saltsburg Lions Club
Henry Perkins Lodge
Akron
Daugherty
Royal Arch Chapter
Pittsburgh
Knights Templar
A.A.C
N.M.S
Syria
Tigris Temple
Cyracuse
N.Y
Hunter Funeral Home
Saltsbury
Robert Jansen
Edgewood Cemetery
Marie Stuchell Shank
Water St
August Joseph Poire
Graceton
Austria
Heshbon
Piork
UMWA
Patrick J. Hallow
Homer City
Forest B. Ray
Oakland Cemetery
Shafer Endorses Study of Highway Department Director
Lt. Gov. Raymond P. Shafer urged a careful study of creating a managing director of highways in Pennsylvania. Speaking at an Associated Pennsylvania Contractors convention in Atlantic City, he argued the move would ensure continuity across administrations amid rapid highway expansion and cited expenditure growth from 207 million in 1963 to 400 million this year.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Raymond P. Shafer
State Highways Department
Associated Pennsylvania
Shafer
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Political Extremist A Failure
Keith Fuller, assistant general manager of The Associated Press, says political extremists neither extreme right nor extreme left are popular causes today. He told editors at a Harrisburg seminar that reporting now requires more precise tools than broad strokes. The seminar, sponsored by Pennsylvania editors and publishers associations, ends with a Q and A panel.
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Harrisburg
Keith Fuller
Associated Press
Fuller
Pennsylvania Newspapers Editors’ Society
The
Pennsylvania Publishers’ Association
Musmanno Urges UN Trial Board for Viet Nam War Crimes
Pittsburgh AP Justice Michael A. Musmanno of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court urged punishment of Viet Nam war crimes through a United Nations court. He said it would betray American soldiers if perpetrators escaped justice and proposed an international court modeled after Nuremberg after the war. He spoke at an International Academy of Law and Science gathering where he received a fellowship diploma.
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Pittsburgh
Viet Nam
United Nations
Justic
Michael A. Musmanno
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Musmanno
Nuremlberg
International Academy of Law and Science
Latrobe Firm Approves Deal for Teledyne Takeover
Latrobe based Vasco Metals Corp and Teledyne Inc of Hawthorne California announced plans for Teledyne to acquire Vasco. Vasco shareholders vote June 1 on the exchange of one Teledyne convertible preferred stock for three Vasco common shares. Vasco would become a Teledyne subsidiary and makes ultra high strength and high temperature alloys. Teledyne serves aviation industrial controls and earth and ocean sciences markets.
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Latrobe, Pa
Vasco Metals Corp
Latrobe
Teledyne, Inc
Hawthorne
Calif
Teledyne
Vasco
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