Fulbright Ridicules Goldwater On Coannihilation Strategy
In a satiric speech Fulbright lampooned Goldwater's foreign policy stance as a bold and determined coannihilation approach. He mocked Goldwater's opposition to coexistence and said his views echoChinese Communist lines, while noting Goldwater's political ambitions and conservatism. Goldwater's office was unavailable for comment as the speech was delivered with limited Senate turnout.
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Associated Press
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Barry Goldwater
Attate
Fulbright
Arizona Republican
Arizona
China
Fuldom
Bright
Goldwater
Tam
California
Gulbright
Senate
Sarial Seenri
Ward Passes Away in London After Scorn and Trial
The piece notes Ward's health decline in London with family vigil by husband Raymond and hospital chaplain Rev Geoffrey Pinnock visiting. Flowers arrive for Ward and 500 inquiries pour in from the public. Christine Keeler, connected to the trial, concerns rise as she monitors Ward’s condition amid media glare. Three Ward portraits sold bring total sold to 50 and funds to $24,330.
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Pilat
Raymond
Ward
Geoffrey Pinnock
Miss Keeler
Paula Hamilton-Marshall
Christine
State funds approve vast GSA building program in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg Rep Buchanan touts undeclared properties for college needs as the GSA bill narrowly passes in the House 122 to 68 and is later endorsed by the Senate 50 to 0 after a House change. The measure, tied to a $213 million state finance plan, bumps total by about $5 million with bonds under the General State Authority. Chairman Blaine Hocker brands the bill a pork barrel as critics warn of higher future interest costs estimated at $5 million annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Blaine C. Hocker
R J Dauphin
Appropriations Committee
General State Authority
GSA
State Highway and Bride Authority
Hucker
Marine Lance Corporal Coble on duty at Camp Lejeune
Marine Lance Corporal William H. Coble, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Coble of Atdia, serves with Company for the Third Battalion, Second Marine Regiment at Camp Lejeune. The regiment is part of the Second Marine Division, the nation’s force in readiness on the East Coast, with commitments in the Mediterranean and Caribbean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia
William H. Coble
Harry Coble
Atdia
Second Marine Regiment
Camp Lejeune
Second Marine Division
Further Air Tests Not Needed
Washington AP reports nuclear physicist Dr. Ralph Lapp says atmospheric tests would not aid anti missile defense development, citing ballistics and electronics as core challenges. President Kennedy said defense against missiles may be technically beyond reach, prompting Pentagon debate amid new arms control talks and long running Nike Zeus doubts. A later interview outlines terminal skewing challenges, likening defense to curving a baseball pitch.
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Washington
U.S
Ralph Lapp
Lapp
Kennedy
Pentagon
Army
Defense Department
Soviet Union
United States
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Ian
Yriti
On-Beard
Duquesne Light Reports Higher First-Half Income
Pittsburgh based utility Duquesne Light Co reports net income for the first half of 1993 at 11,959,652 dollars, or 97 cents per share, up from 11,411,1397 dollars and 86 cents per share in the same period last year, reflecting a gain of more than half a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Duquesne Light Co
Special Session In Fall In Pennsylvania Legislature
Lawmakers debated a fall special session as bills passed across key areas: anthracite mining controls. hospital care payments capped at 25 dollars daily. general appropriations at 967,694,640. fishing and hunting fee hikes to five dollars. anti cancer treatment regulation. highway funding shifts of 100 million. a 213 million debt increase by GSA. speed limits raised to 60 on wide roads and 59 on turnpikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Senate
Paul W. Mahady
D-Westmoreland
Mahady
Chamber
House
State Highway and Bridge Authority
GSA
Blaine C. Hocker
Trewest Pork
Rusk Eyes Steps Toward Nuclear Test Ban Peace
Secretary Rusk outlines aims for a nuclear test ban and a nonaggression pact with the Soviet Union as talks with Khrushchev loom. Republicans press for full safety information before ratification, while Democrats voice cautious support amid concerns over U S and Soviet military capabilities. The issue dominates Senate and House discourse as Kennedy signals support for anticipated treaty approval.
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Ernest
Vaccaro
Washington
Rusk
Dean Rusk
Khrushward
Moscow
Aschev
Germany
Perro Pares
Russia
Dozdrews Air Force Base
Senate
Khrushchev
John C. Pastore
D-R.1
House Atomic Energy Committee
Kennedy
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
House
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Charles A. Halleck
Military Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pastore
Eisenhower
Humphrey
J Pastore
J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas
John J. Sparkman
Alabama
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Bills Approved For Signing By Pennsylvania Legislature
In Harrisburg the Pennsylvania legislature approved a broad set of bills including a long range highway program, a $213 million state financed building program, toll exemptions for emergency vehicles on the Delaware River bridges, and liability relief for liquor licensees for customer actions off premises. Other measures create detention for maximum security patients at Farview State Hospital, extend state mortgage insurance for industrial loans outside distressed areas, allocate about $968 million for 1963-64 budget proposals, expand work programs for public relief, establish traffic courts in first class townships, switch to purchase-of-care in state hospital aid, raise fish and game license fees to five dollars, authorize land gifts for a state hospital site in Connellsville, revise absentee ballot rules, broaden coal research board powers, allow poll watchers from any municipal area, set new state highway speed limits, expand the fish commission to include boat representatives, amend the Constitution to curb state debt financing, regulate deep mines, fund a statewide vocational-technical system, and bar felons from certain positions.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
Delaware River
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Farview State Mental Hospital
Gov. Scranton
Commonwealth
Wih Street
Connellsville
Independence warned boxing promoters license rule
A report cites ongoing actions in Independence related to licensing for boxing promoters or managers within ten years of conviction. The item mentions AIRDSVILLE and local officials, plus a note on personnel and funding linked to Navy services, a hospital at Blairsville and a nursing program context.
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Airdsville
Peter R. Ster
Radarman
USN
Paul P. Sterchildren
Children’s Hospital
Maple Aveé
Blairsville
Pittsburgh
John Carrier
Independence
Kane Hospital
Aleghney Counr
Caribbean
Quartet to Present Service at Penns Manor Church
East ern Nazarene College quartet The Ambassadors from Quincy Massachusetts will join a male quartet and a college representative to present a gospel singing service at Penns Manor Church of the Nazarene in Kenwood near Clymer on Tuesday August 6 at 7 30 p m The theme is Serving Christ in this Space Age Pastor J J Fetterman and the congregation invite everyone to attend.
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Eastern Nazarene College
Quincy
Mass
Ambassadors
Penns Manor
Church of the Nazarene
Kenwood
Clymer
J. J. Fetterman
Oklahoma Range Fire Controlled Near Lawton
A wildfire near Lawton Oklahoma that burned about 6000 acres of range and forest land was reported under control in the morning though a small area at Mount Sheridan base remained burning. Ft Sill troops operated bulldozers and helicopters overnight. Ten soldiers were injured, one with a shoulder wound hospitalized, two treated and released. Ranchers reported missing livestock and wildlife refuge officials said deer and buffalo perished.
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Lawton
Okla
Mount Sheridan
Ft. Sill
Wildlife Refuge
Fourteen Pennsylvania towns warned on pollution control
Harrisburg AP Fourteen municipalities across Armstrong, Bedford, Cambria, Clarion, Crawford, Forest, Huntingdon, Luzerne, Mifflin and Warren counties were ordered by the state Sanitary Water Board to stop discharging untreated sewage into streams and to build sewage treatment works within two years. Affected communities include Applewald Hastings Patton East Brady Linesville Tionesta Hazleton West Hazleton Hazle Township Kistler and Tidioute among others and the unnamed tributaries and creeks they enter.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Sanitary Water Board
Armstrong County
Applewald
Bedford
Hyndman
Saxton
Raystown
Cambria
Hastings
Patton
Chest Creek
Clarion
East Brady
Crawford
Linesville
Forest
Tionesta
UN Ride In Warning To N Korea After Clash
An American officer described eight grenades used in clashes near the demilitarized zone as troops reported no clear casualties. He noted an American patrol was flanked and forced to withdraw, while Soviet cartridge cases and an unexploded grenade were found at the scene. The UN accused North Korea of provocations beginning with a jeep ambush on July 29, with multiple American, South Korean, and North Korean casualties reported in successive days.
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Ats
Sither
Cloud
U.N
Armistice Commission
Obituaries and notices from Indiana area dated August 1963
Obituaries list ETHEL ALABRAN WILLIS of 4 Kokomo Avenue Lackland Florida died August 1 1963 at sister’s home Satellite Beach Florida born August 29 1896 in DuBois Pa taught 35 years in Cherry Tree Ridgway Bloomfield NJ retired to Lakeland Fla survived by husband James E Willis brothers Donald J Alabran Max V Alabran sister Opal Pearson aunts Mary M Blose and Anna M Stiverl seven nephews three nieces and cousins services and burial details given. Other notices include GEORGE EARL RUFFNER 61 Indiana Pa died at Indiana Hospital burial and service plans. MRS MARY JANE MARKLE widow of John Markle 270 Carter Ave Indiana died August 3 1963. Madeline Egan Lambert 51 of 1127 Maple Street Indiana died August 1 1963. Also contains a formatted broadside speech fragment about Korea armistice and demilitarized zone with Maj. Gen. Chong Hwang Chang response, plus unrelated garbled text.
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Ethel Alabran Willis
Kokomo Avenue
Lackland
Florida
Ward Pearson
Satellite Beach
Fla
DuBois
John Martin
Mary Catherine Weaver Alabran
Willis
Cherry Tree
Ridgway
Bloomfield
N.J
Lakeland
Indiana State College
First Methodist Church of
James E. Willis
Donald J. Alabran
Baltimore
Max V
Alabran
Oakville
Ontario
Canada
Ward
Opal) Pearson
Mary M. Blose
Anna M. Stiver
Indiana
Albert E. Raleigh
G. Warren Smucker
Marchand Cemetery
Marchand
Mary Jane Markle
John Markle
Carter Ave
Armstrong Township
Francis and
Esther Mangus Faith
First Christian Church
Clarence E
John
Mildred) Evans
Madeline Egan Lambert
Maple Street
Indiana Hospital
People of
Korea
U.N. Command
Chong Hwang Chang
Chong
U.N
Egan mujer, long-time DuBois resident, dies at 71
Born in DuBois on July 17 1912 daughter of Daniel and Margaret Egan she lived in Indiana for 20 years. Survived by husband Robert and children Mary Margaret and John at home. Siblings include Mary Delaney Eugenia Mitravich Ann Egan Josephine Yates Cave men Yates Catherine Egan Robert and Father George A Egan. Requiem mass Monday at St Bernards Church with interment in St Bernards Cemetery Rosary recited by CD of A and Junior CD of A prior services at Richard T Bell Funeral Home.
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DuBois
Daniel
Margaret Caulfield Egan
Indiana
St. Bernards R.C. Church
Legion of Mary of St. Bernards Church
Robert
Mary
Margaret
John
Kenneth
Mary) Delaney
Reynoldsville
Anthony
Eugenia) Mitravich
Ann Egan
Eric
Leo
Josephine
Yates
James
Cavemen
James Brady
St. Bernards Church
St. Bernards Cemetery
East Fair Storms Strike Midwest and Plains
Thunderstorms swept the Central Plains and Midwest late Friday into Saturday, with the heaviest activity along a frontal arc from Kansas to Lake Michigan’s south coast and into Ohio. Skies cleared in much of the hot South, while Florida saw thundershowers. Early temps were mainly 70s to 80s, with northern states in the 60s.
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Central Plains
Midwest
Kansas
Lake Michigan
Ohio
Southland
Florida
Rockies
Corporations Set To Plan Merge Faces No Immediate Block
Washington AP The FMCG Corp and American Viscose Corp may plan a merger after Justice Goldberg refused to issue a blocking order. The antitrust suit remains for later trial. FMC would acquire American Viscose assets. DOJ contends the deal violates the Clayton Act.
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Washington
Fmcg Corp
American Viscose Corp
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Justice Department
Goldberg
Department
FMC Corp
American Vistose
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Kistler
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Tidiaute
George Cloud
United Nations Command On Armistice Commission
George Earl Ruffner
Ivajean Learn Ruffner
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