Bogs On Patrol- Animal Security At Bronx Zoo
The Bronx Zoo will employ guard dogs to protect animals and visitors from vandalism and to deter trespassers. Police dogs and armed guards will patrol nightly, following 209 vandals caught in the zoo between June 11 and Aug. 6. Zoo director William Conway notes past injuries and the 1981 bird deaths as reasons for action.
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New York
Bronx
Yoo
Zoo
William G. Conway
New York Zoological Society
Conway
Taft for Graduation at ISC States Commencement
Cincinnati leader Taft presides over ISC States Taft Graduation with 293 degrees awarded 136 B.S. in Education and 157 Master of Education. Twelve graduates commissioned in the U S Army Reserves and one in the Regular Army. Taft noted as prominent lawyer and reform figure in city charter movement and World Council roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U.S
United States
Taft
Cincinnati Ymca
Children’s Home
Widows and Old Men's Home
Colored Ey, Trial School
Taft School
Twentieth Century Fund
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Christ “Episcopal Church
Department of the
World Council of Churches
U.S. Army
US. Regular Army
Agreement Forecast In Urban Bill Gains Bipartisan Support
The Senate backed a plan to create a Cabinet department to handle urban problems amid a decade of debate. Supporters argued it would streamline federal programs for cities as leaders consider the 11th Cabinet appointment. Robert C. Weaver is seen as front runner, with others including Mayor Robert Wagner and former Rep. Albert Rains among names discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Everett
M. Dirksen
Eo House
Robert C. Weaver
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Albert Rains
D-Ala
Water Company To Aid Plant In Harrisburg
Harrisburg AP reports a water company plans assistance to a local plant amid ongoing water concerns. Details are unclear due to fragmented text but indicate cooperative support between utility and industry.
Singapore Recognized As Independent State by U S
The State Department announced U S recognition of Singapore as a sovereign state after it broke away from Malaysia. Press officer Robert J McCloskey said the United States welcomes the new nation and hopes for continued cooperation with Malaysia in economic and social development.
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Washington
State Department
U.S
Singapore
Malaysia
Robert J. McCloskey
UN to drop effort to strip Soviet vote at UN
United States to announce its abandonment of attempts to revoke the Soviet Union's General Assembly vote over unpaid peacekeeping assessments. Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg to unveil policy before UN committees amid expected Republican objections.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
United States
Soviet Union
General Assembly
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Assembly
U.S. Congress
Goldberg
New York
France
Washington
Johnson
Steelworkers weigh strike as talks stall at Braddock Works
Local 1219 chairman at U S Steel Braddock Works says 5,000 members show no clear panic while unions push for 17.9 cents an hour more annually. Jones & Laughlin-Steel Corp South Side Works says leadership hopeful J W Abel faces first contract. Industry sees 20 to 25 percent September orders drop and offers about nine cents.
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U.S.’ Steel
Braddock Works
James Huntermark
Jones & Laughlin—Steel Corps
South—Side Works
J.W. Abel
Mannicia
Million Mice Bred A Year It s A Cat s World Bar Harbor
In Bar Harbor Maine researchers run a vast mouse breeding operation at the Jackson Laboratory, breeding over a million mice yearly for study in 25 countries. Cats are forbidden on the premises to avoid contamination. The facility showcases oddball mice with defects and unusual traits to explore hereditary diseases and potential gene therapies, with implications discussed by Dr. Charles P. Dagg and others for human health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
Maine
Jackson Laboratory For
Bar
Harbor
Johns Hopkins University
Ithe National Foundation
of Dimes Organization
Andji
Jackson Labo
Jackson
Charles P. Dagg
Dagg
Armco Unites Two Divisions In Consolidation
Memorial events in New York honor Viet Nam casualty Capt. Michael J. O'Sullivan of Astoria as his widow Eleanor receives the Distinguished Service Cross posthumously. The letter from his colleague comments on rotating leadership while a parade on Governor's Island marks the tribute.
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Middletown
Ohio
Armco Steel Conpg
New York
Viet Nam
Christopher J. O'Sullivan
Wesday
Firrh
Myig
H. McClure
Governor's Island
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Stephen E. Smith
John F. Kennedy
O'Sullivan
Michael
Stephen
Astoria
Queens
Donald Robinson
Tacoma
Wash
Lt. Robinson
Johnson
Abe Fortas
Supreme
iCourt
Johnson Bills Sprint Through Senate
The Senate rapidly passed Johnson administration measures including a housing and urban development department and a large pay increase for four million personnel. A later $115 million Peace Corps authorization faced changes, while a conference with the House was set to resolve differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iene Johnson
Senate House
Jto
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
Government To Tighten Draft Rules
States plan to review student deferments by examining transcripts and grades. Georgia's Col. Harry O. Smith says top scholastic performance may affect a youth's draft status, while Texas and Amarillo officials voice dissent. Pennsylvania favors rate of study as a factor. several states plan reviews, others not.
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Harry O. Smith
Selective Service
Georgia
Virginia
Don Schomburg
Amarillo
Tex
Pennsylvania
Henry M. Gross
Howard W. Davis
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Indiana
Kansas
Maryland
Michigan
North Carolina
Oregon
Washington
West Virginia
Illinois
Louisiana
Wisconsin
Wyoming
California
Texas
Obituaries and riot report from Indiana area 1965
Michael Orvich of White Township near Indiana dies August 11 1965 at Indiana Hospital. Funeral arrangements by Bell Funeral Home to appear in Gazette. Reinard, 89, Homer City resident, dies August 11 1965 after long illness. survived by kin and noted affiliations with Masons and UMWA. Riot in Watts neighborhood escalates with vehicles damaged, stores looted, and police response. rioters mainly teens with rocks bottles and bricks. Police arrest several, including Marquette Frye and brother Ronald. riot scene details from 77th Precinct report.
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Michael Orvich
White Twp
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
Bell Funeral Home
the Gazette
William A. Reinard
Homer City
Emanuel and
Mary Bailey Reinard
Knoxdale
Reinard
R and P Coal Company
Benjamin Franklin Lodge
A.M. Coudersport
Lucernemines
U.M.W
A. A
Burton C
R.b
Donald W
Homer
R. D
Watts
Maen
Wise
Robert
Norma McHenry
Kit
Harhood
Somery
Emma) Eshbaugh
Brad
Berford
John
Elizabeth) Fellder
Long Beach
Calif
Edna
Cora
Murray
Brookville
Ing
George
Sara) Chilcoat
Canton
Ohio
Ildren
Beene
Murdock
Cota
Viola
77Th Precinct
Roland Ringwall
Ringwall
California
Robert Hall
The
Nonviolent Actions Committee
Marquette Frye
Ronald
Seven Seas Murderer Remains Alone in Miami Cell
A Cuban exile charged with piracy of a coastal freighter and the murder of five seamen has been held in a Miami jail cell for protection. The suspect, identified as Rena, 49, also faces charges of interfering with a police officer as investigators pursue the complex case tied to the Seven Seas incident.
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Miami
Fla
Seven Seas
Rena
Alsoj
Roberto Ramires
Harold Adams
Ramirez
U.S
Fidel Castro
Atlantic Ocean
Florida Keys
Burgwise Elwin
G C Murphy Earnings Rise Amid Store Changes
G C Murphy Company reports six month earnings of 2 462 238 or 59 cents a share, up from 2 420 578 or 58 cents. At June 30 there were 511 stores, down from 513. Five stores opened, four closed as 15 new units proceed. July sales rise 10.68 percent signaling economic improvement and potential earnings gains later in the year.
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G. C. Murphy Company
Riot sparked by defiance of authority unrest near city
A participant described the spark as defiance rather than race hate, with rioters attacking police as the first authority figures to respond. One officer was stabbed and others injured as riots broke out. police did not use dogs. Robert Hall of the Nonviolent Action Committee contested a purely racial motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hall
Cochairman
The
Nonviolent Action Committee
LEVIO Daldoss 47 dies after long illness in Indiana
LEVIO Daldoss 47 of 668 East Pike Indiana died Tuesday August 10 1965 after a lengthy illness. He was born July 1918 in McIntyre and lived there until moving to Indiana 19 years ago. He worked at the Union Hotel for 19 years and was a World War II veteran Technical Sergeant with the 475th Ordnance Evacuation Co. He was a member of St Bernard Roman Catholic Church Indiana Aerie 1468 F C E and the Sons of Italy Lodge 1279 both in Indiana. Survivors include widow Rose Vuckovich Daldoss twin sons Mark and Anthony at home two daughters Lavinia Lee and Pamela Kay at home his parents of McIntyre three brothers Elia Lino Harding and four sisters Alicie Giannotto Eva Calvetti Ida Colonna and Gema Bickford. Rosary Friday 8 p.m. and viewing 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at Robinson Lytle's Indiana. Requiem Mass 10 a.m. Saturday at St Bernard's Church. Graveside military rites at St Bernard's Cemetery.
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Levio
Daldoss
East Pike
Indiana
Antonio
Camilla Baroldi Daldoss
McIntyre
Union Hotel
St. Bernard’s Roman Catholic Church
Aerie
Sons of Italy Lodge
475Th Ordnance Evacuation Co
Rose Vuckovich Daldoss
Mark
Anthony
Lavinia Lee
Pamela Kay
Elia
Mciintyre
Lino
Torrance
Calif
Harding
Lomita
Stéve
Alicie) Gianotto
Avella
Eva
Elia) Calvetti
Aultman
Enrico
Ida) Colonna
Bud
Gema) Bickford
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Duc-Co
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Gazette
Saigon
Steel Peace
Armco
Billy
Housing and Urban Development Department
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Alex
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G. C. Murphy
Ellen G. Morris Reinard
Robinson-Lyle’s
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Willollow
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