TDY in Pacific Airman Winkleman from Black Lick
Airman Third Class Marvin L. Winkleman son of Mr and Mrs Paul Winkleman of Black Lick has departed Homestead AFB Florida for temporary duty in the Pacific He is a TAC member providing air power support to ground forces as an administrative specialist due back at Homestead upon completion of duty Winkleman is a Blairsville Joint High School graduate
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Black Lick
Marvin L. Winkleman
Pail Winkleman
Homestead Afb
Fla
Pacific
Tactical Air Command
U. S
Winkleman
Homestead
London
Elizabeth Lane
Justice Lane
Britain
High Court
Buckingham Palace
Lane
Britain's High Court Hires First Woman Justice Lane
In Manchester England two scientists at Manchester University receive 140000 dollars for basic research toward a male birth control pill. Funded by the Welcome Trust and Ford Foundation, Professors Harold Schnieden and Harold Jackson pursue alkylating drugs with potential temporary sterility in males shown in animal trials. The mechanism remains unclear.
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Manchester
England
Manates University
Welcome Trust
Ford Foundation
Harold Schnieden
Harold Jackson
Schnieden
Boys Scrub Bronze Statue In Muncie Cleanup Drive
In Muncie Indiana two 12 year olds Jimmy Dale and Rickey Rati scrub a bronze 16 foot memorial to aid the city cleanup campaign. They remove a patina risking the sculpture but are stopped by a policeman and told to consult Mayor Hempton.
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Muncie
Ind
Jimmy Dale
Rickey Ratican
Bloomington
Here
Nature
John V. Hempton
Cyrus Dallin
Dallin
Viet Forces Smash Foe Near Saigon Still Under Siege
Viet forces near Saigon ten miles from the Cambodian border had faced a continuing siege for over two months as reinforcements moved in. Reports described mortar bombardment on Long Dien and damage to a police station, with Viet Cong casualties and fresh air strikes totaling nearly 200 sorties in 24 hours. U.S. sources tallied Viet Cong deaths at 38 in Binh Thuan Province.
House Approves Public Works Funds Amid Partisan Debate
The House backed a public works measure aimed at long term job creation and technical aid for county programs, with funds potentially spread over five years if Congress approves. GOP opponents labeled it a boondoggle, citing debt fears, while amendments expanding eligibility and speeding the program were debated. The bill passed 215 Democrats and 31 Republicans in favor, 4 Democrats and 93 Republicans opposed.
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Andy Maditi County
Congress
House
Hawaii
New Hampshire
Vermont
Delaware
Senate
GOP
Police Halt Disturbance In Chicago
Civil rights protests in Chicago lead to a deadly accident when a fire truck veered off course after a false alarm. A bystander was killed by a sign struck by the vehicle. four people were injured in prior protests. Police and fire crews redirected traffic as demonstrators march daily near City Hall and Mayor Daley’s home, pressing for the removal of a segregated school administrator and threatening to dismiss the school board appointee Willis. Daley defends the board’s independence while Willis nears 1966 retirement.
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Avalon Boulevard
Watts
California
California National Guard
Flght
Bedlam
Imperial Highway
Seoul
National Assembly
Viet Nam
Ever Mitchell
Frank Thielmann
Tillerman
Chicago
Grant Park
City Hall
South Side
Richard J. Daley
Daley
Benjamin C. Willis
Willis
Board of Education
Rivers warns on nuclear options in Viet Nam policy
In Hartford, Senator Rivers, chairing the Armed Services Committee, urged readiness to use force to stop Red China, suggesting drastic measures if needed. House members questioned him about purported remarks on using atomic power, while Rivers defended his stance as cautious but bold in facing nuclear threats.
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United States
Administration
Armed Services Committee
Hartford
Conn
Red China
Rivers
Don Edwards
D-Calif
China
Edwards
River
South Viet Nam
South Viet’ Nam
Viet Nam
Limbless boy hopeful of driving
J Johnny Kemp, a Kentucky teen with artificial arms and legs, hopes to begin driving lessons at 16 in October after winning a 1958 car with power brakes steering and a grip knob. His father urges caution, but Johnny intends to try despite nerves and slow start concerns.
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Jrrankfort
Johnny Kemp
Johny
Johnny
Kentucky
John B. Kemp
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Obituaries of Krolick Orvich Guthrie and Daldoss
Obituaries note the deaths of Michael Krolick 81 of Rossiter died August 12 1965 after a mining accident at Reese dale Coal Mining Co in Rossiter Pa He was born September 17 1913 in Grass Flats and survived by wife Helen Jewar and sons Donald Ronald and Kenneth with brothers and sisters listed Services at St Francis Catholic Church Rossiter Interment Calvary Cemetery Punxsutawney Also mourning Michael Orvich 84 of Indiana Pa died August 11 1965 born in Austria August 20 1880 and survived by no listed relatives Requiem Mass at St Bernards Indiana Interment St Bernards Cemetery Indiana W M Guthrie 63 Harrisburg former executive director of the Pennsylvania State Council of General Contractors died August 12 1983 after heart ailment Survived by wife Frances Hayes Funeral arrangements in Camp Hill with services at Paxton Presbyterian Church and interment Oakland Cemetery Indiana Levio Daldoss 47 Indiana Pa died August 10 1985 after long illness Rosary recited at Robinson Lytle Indiana Mass at St Bernard’s Church Graveyard rites and burial at St Bernard’s Cemetery
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Michael Krolick
Rossiter R. D
Reesedale Coal Mining Co
Reesedale
Grass Flats
A,soncepeen
Anna Kubicina Krolck
Helen Jewar
St. Francis Catholic
Rossiter
Reesedale Mining Co
Donald
Nashville
Tenn
Ronald
Kenneth
John
Warren
Ohio
Andrew
Blairsville
W Joseph
Dixonville
John Janosky
Edward Johnson
Mary Legosky
Clymer
Jordan Funeral Home
Punxsutawney
St. Francis Catholic Church
Robert E. Waller
Calvary Cemetery
Michael Orvich
Saltsburg Avenue
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
Annie Orvich
Austria
Orvich
St. Bernards R.C
St. Bernards Church
St. Bernards Cemetery
Bell Funeral Home
W. M. Guthrie
Green Street
Harrisburg
Polyclinic Hospital
Guthrie
Pennsylvania State Council’of General Contractors
Tres
Council
Kiski Preparatory School
University of Wisconsin
Reliance Life Insurance Company
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce
Murray
Mary Guthrie
Myers Funeral Home
Market Street
Camp Hill
Morton G. Glise
Paxton Presbyterian Church
Oakland Cemetery
Levio “Super” Daldoss
East Pike
Robinson-Lytle’s
St. Bernard's Church
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Albany merchant credits 2 percent tax for sales boom
A New York merchant in Albany says the state’s new two per cent sales tax triggered a sharp business upswing. He notes orders rose to as many as 30 daily in early July, reflecting a rapid market boost amid the tax change.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
US Employs Copters In Cong Search
Under a full moon and aerial flares a fleet of helicopters landed U S Marines in Elephant Valley for a search for Viet Cong guerrillas. The operation began near Nam Yen twelve miles northwest of Da Nang Air Base as Marines clashed with a small Viet Cong force leaving one dead and about twenty prisoners. Two villages on the Ca De River were targeted with rapid helicopter insertions and brief flare light before the Marines withdrew. Marine officers say the night attack could offer new tactics for both sides in Vietnam.
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Nam Yen
South Viet Nam
U.S
Jawn
Ca de
King urges end to Vietnam war through negotiations
In Birmingham Dr. Martin Luther King Jr the 1964 Nobel Peace Prize winner called for a negotiated end to the Viet Nam conflict urging both sides to take an initial step toward good faith He also suggested the United States pause bombings of North Viet Nam and begin rebuilding villages to show a constructive interest in Viet Nam's development.
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Birmingham
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Viet Nam
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
United States
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Tan Son Nhut
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