U.S. Reacquires 18000 Bombs for Viet Nam Use
The Defense Department disclosed that about 18,000 bombs bought back from allies will be retained for Southeast Asia use under existing aid terms. United States officials say the ordnance was reacquired from six countries, with some items repurchased at low prices.
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Bob Horton
Washington
United States
Viet
Nam
Southeast Asia
Defense Department
U.S
Defense
Department
Viet Nam
Roberting
S. McNamara
Baloney
Associated
West Germany
Pentagon
Arthur Sylvest Bombser
Political Turmoil Delays War in South Viet Nam
U S Ambassador Lodge says political turmoil in South Viet Nam hampered the military drive against the Viet Cong and delayed economic reconstruction. He notes the Aug 15 national election proposed by Premier Ky raises unease, with Buddhist leaders pressing for civilian rule amid protests in Saigon Hue Da Nang. The 1st Corps area saw setbacks including a Vietnamese division pulled from action and ongoing fighting in the north. 750 Americans evacuated from Da Nang as tensions rose.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
CBS
Nguyen Cao, Ky
Hue
da Nang
U.S. 1St Marine Division
1St Corps
Heart patient incoma after artificial heart device
Mrs Edna DeRudder traveled from Westville Illinois to Chicago to be with her husband after DeBakey and a team implanted an artificial heart by pass pump. The device supports the left ventricle reducing its workload while doctors monitor swelling and unconsciousness due to brain edema. The couple, married 43 years, discussed his decades of heart trouble and past jobs.
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DeRudder
Edna
Westville
Ill
Michael E. DeBakey
DeBakey
Three Delegates Testify From Nebraska at New Jersey Convention
Nebraska will send a three-man delegation to testify at New Jersey's constitutional convention. The state is the only one with a unicameral legislature and plans to present its views on the convention's proceedings.
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Trenton
N.J
Nebraska
Will
New Jersey
Gasoline Blast Fatal Injuries At Pittsburgh Home
Anthony Especto a 31 year old contractor from McKees Rocks died at Ohio Valley General Hospital from injuries after a gasoline explosion while cleaning tile at a Pittsburgh home. Five others were treated including three firefighters for injuries sustained in the blaze.
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Pittsburgh
Anthony Especto
McKees Rocks
Ohio Valley General Hospital
Especto
Johnson urges swift safety legislation and transportation push
President Johnson calls for rapid congressional action to curb highway slaughter and unsafe automobiles during National Transportation Week May 15 to 22. He urges creation of a cabinet level Department of Transportation to consolidate scattered agencies.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Transportation Industry
Department of Transportation
Nlarce
Obituaries and business merger notes mingle in regional notices
Obituaries for Ruth Rebecca Yarnal of Homer City and Harry S. Thomas of Hagerstown appear with funeral details and references to an upcoming Monday Gazette obituary. The text also covers a proposed merger between B V D Co and Leads Travelwear, outlining terms, stock exchange ratios, and company profiles alongside unrelated highway safety quotes and personal notices.
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Con
Ema
Minnick
Fiame
Hagerstown
White House
Johnson
Clayton, del
New York
New York,he Said. “They Want Action,’ and Leads Travelwear, Inc
Clayton I
Congress
Leads
Cannry
B. V. D.gressmen
Sol Kittay
Jack Brier
Leeds
Fire Kills 3 Young Brothers in Philadelphia
In South Philadelphia a three story brick row home burned before dawn killing Michael Lucas six, David five, and Vincent three. Their mother Mary Lucas thirty two leaped from a window with burns after dropping two year old Mitzi to neighbor Louis Zanni. Theresa ten raised the alarm as seven other people escaped.
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Philadelphia
Michael Lucas
David
Vincent
Mary E. Lucas
Mitzi
Louis Zanni
St. Agnes Hospital
Miami Springs driver charged after collision on Church Street
Billie Lane Chambers, 44, of Miami Springs Florida, was charged with driving under the influence after a collision in the 100 block of Church Street. Police say his car hit Richard L. Boucher, a parked car, and a stop sign. Damages totaled 354 dollars. Chambers is jailed in Indiana County. No injuries reported.
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Miami Springs
Fla
Church St
Billie Lane Chambers
Indiana County
Chambers
Richard L. Boucher
C. Q. White
Visibility limited by fog and rain at crash site
Military authorities took over notifying next of kin with Ft Sill officials distributing identifications to other installations. The Army will coordinate disposition of remains. Last rites were performed over sheet-draped victims as priests and ministers visited the crash scene and the temporary morgue.
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Next of Kin
Ft. Sill
Motorist Killed in Plum Borough Crash
AP reports Wilbur Staymate aged 40 of Plum Borough died Thursday in a collision between his car and a tractor trailer. Police said the truck jackknifed and rolled over Staymate’s vehicle. The truck driver Fred A. Soloman, 51, of New Kensington, was treated at a hospital.
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Pittsburgh
Wilbur Staymate
Plum Borough
Staymate
Fred A. Soloman
New Keston
Kennington Hospital
Stanton Charged With Violations In Wire Tap Case
Harrisburg AP Major Willard J. Stanton faces court martial May 10 after being charged with ordering a force member to use illegal wire taps during an investigation. The charge is one of three in court martial specifications served by Acting State Police Commissioner Paul Rittelmann. Stanton's private attorney Huette Dowling disclosed the other details.
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Aspeewe May
Arbuckle Memorial Hospital
Sulphur
Here
Ardmore General
Ardmore Memorial
Ardmore Osteopathic Hospital
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
Angelo Carcaci
House
Dowling
Stanton
Miami, Fla
Detective Bureau
Rittelmann
Carcaci
Harrisburg
Willard J. Stanton
Paul A. Rittelmann
Huette Dowling
Dodd Fund Maneuvers Under Study
Four Senate Ethics Committee members say fund-raising events were not staged to cover public office expenses apart from campaign costs. A Dodd associate claims testimonial dinners in 1961 1963 and 1965 supplied tax-free gifts to meet expenses and debts, aiding Dodd's homes and travel. Cooper Bennett McCarthy Monroney deny involvement or knowledge of such dinners.
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Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Dodd
Connecticut
John Sherman Cooper
Cooper
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Bennett
Eugene J. McCarthy
Diminn
Mike Monroney
Okla
Tornadoes Hit East Texas Towns
Devastating tornadoes struck Chandler Mineola and Spring Hill in east Texas early today. Two people injured near Mineola were treated and released. Chandler suffered near complete destruction of the business district and widespread damage to homes and a drug store. Torrential rain accompanied the storms as law enforcers checked rural areas for injuries.
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Dallas
Tex
East Texas
Chandler
Mineola
Spring ‘Hill
Gladewater
KLTV
Tyler
Springs Hill
Longview
Texas
Blairsville man Andrew Janowiec 79 dies after long illness
Andrew Janowiec of Blairsville R D 3 born in Poland November 8 1886 died April 20 1966 at home. A retired coal miner he belonged to SS Simon and Jude Church Blairsville and UMWA Local 5744 Brentzer. A sister remains in Poland. Funeral arrangements through Michael F Hallow Funeral Home Blairsville with a requiem high mass Tuesday at SS Simon and Jude Church and burial in the church cemetery.
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Andrew Janowiec
Blairsville
R. D
Brenizer
Poland
SS Simon and Jude Church
UMWA
Brentzer
United States
Michael F. Hallow
SS Simon and Jude
First animal heart valve transplant in Britain succeeds
In Oxford England a 58 year old man alive three weeks with a sow heart valve in his body, in the first animal to human transplant in Britain. Surgeon Alfred Gunning said the patient, discharged home, may return to normal work after about eight weeks of convalescence.
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Oxford
England
Britain
Alfred Gunning
Radcliffe Infirmary
Gunning
Cancer patients await results of a transplant procedure
Philadelphia report says Harry T. Griffith of Flourtown Pa and Robert F. Allen of Tucson Ariz both face osteogenic sarcoma. Griffith underwent a bone cancer transplant using pig heart valve and tissue exchange. Allen underwent tissue and white blood cell exchange. Hospital officials say results are still pending to determine benefits.
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Philadelphia
Harry T. Griffith
Flourtown
Chestnut Hill Hospital
Robert F. Allen
Tucson
Ariz
Griffith
Rosell Park Hospital
Buffalo
Allen and
Jtnkh
Ieil Ihe State’s
Cancer Research and Treatment Center
Allen
Tractor-Trailer Runaway Fatality Near Youngville Pa
Rexford G. Abrams Jr., 23, died when a runaway tractor trailer crashed near Youngville. Police say he leaped from the vehicle while unable to brake or downshift on a hill and died about an hour later at Warren General Hospital.
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Youngville
Rexford G. Abrams Jr
Titusville
R.D
Warren County
Abrams
Warren General Hospital
Imhoff and Wilson rites held for local residents
Sylvester Wess George Imhoff 71 of Glen Campbell R D 1 Urey died April 22 1966 after a lingering illness. Born November 10 1894 in St Marys Pa he was a World War I veteran and retired. Survived by widow Helen Lazeration Imhoff one stepson George Lovich Alexandria Va two grandchildren and several siblings. Friends received at Pyott Funeral Home Burnside. Solemn Requiem Mass 10 a.m. at Saint Peter and Paul Greek Catholic Church Urey. Interment Greek Catholic Cemetery Urey. James Wilson 86 of Indiana R D 4 died April 21 1966 at Indiana Hospital. Born February 20 1880 in Elk County Pa to James and Clara Mathers Wilson. Survived by two sons Russell Indiana R D 4 and Robert Indiana R D 4 two daughters Leone Molisee Indiana R D 4 and Betty McKinney Cramer two sisters Eliza Cook Cherry Tree and Clara Kwas Lantana Fla. Thirty grandchildren ten great grandchildren. Two sons Wilbert John and Wayne James deceased. Friends to call Saturday 2–4 p.m. and 7–9 p.m. at Robinson Lytle Indiana. Services Sunday April 24 at 2 p.m. Rev. Collins Cramer officiating. Interment Greenwood Cemetery Indiana Pa.
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Sylvester “Wess
George Imhoff
Glen Campbell R. D
Urey
St. Marys
Joseph
Ann Gerg Imhoff
Helen Lazeration Imhoff
George Lovich
Alexandria
Francis
Annetta) Donachy
Eric
Edward
Louise) Hillman
Blaysdell
N.Y
Pyott Funeral Home
Burnside
Saint Peter and Paul Greek Catholic Church
Basil Koshishak
James Wilson
Twolick Drive
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
Elk County
Pennsylvania
James
Clara Mathers Wilson
Cherry Tree
Elizabeth Irene Conerby Wilson
Russell
R.D
Robert
Raymond
Leone) Molisee
William
Betty) McKinney
Cramer
Eliza Cook
W. C
Clara) Kwas
Lantana
Fla
Wilbert John
Wayne James
Robinson-Lytle’s
Collins Cramer
Greenwood Cemetery
Insurance Slated For 17 Children
Seventeen youths under 16 who lost fathers in Valdez during the Good Friday 1964 disaster received life insurance policies. Gov. William A. Egan was informed by Valdez city administrator M. D. Hansen that $10,000 from the governor’s disaster fund funded the plans. The policy pays out when each child turns 18, chosen to aid near graduation and college entry.
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Juneau
Alaska
Valdez
William A. Egan
M. D. Hansen
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