UN diplomats praise new US policy end to United Nations showdown
UN diplomats in New York hailed the United States abandoning efforts to enforce Article 19 penalties, saying it could resume normal General Assembly operations after a year of paralysis. Soviet and Western delegates welcomed moves toward budget and peacekeeping reform, while warning of guarantees for stability and continued scrutiny of U.S. funding.
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Max Harrelson
United Nations
N.Y
U.N
U.S
Britain
Lord Caradon
Goldberg
Supreme Court
Adlai
Arthur J. Goldberg
Stevenson
General Assembly
Wees Ne Gene
World Organization
United States
Generals Assembly
U.S. Congress
Johnson
Platon D. Morozov
Soviet Union
United States Union
France
Fied
Violence Dwindles In LA Riots After Curfew and Probes
Governor to appoint seven member commission to probe riot causes. An 8 pm curfew remained in effect with guardsmen and police blocking streets. Police linked rioting to Muslim elements and 45 Muslims bailed from jail. First 100 arrestees arraigned. bail up to 5000, others face murder, assault, burglary, arson charges. Insurance claims likely exceed 200 million. insurers weighing insurrection clauses. Local officials and leaders urge long term programs in education and jobs to curb disorder.
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Tilla
William H. Parker
Parker
Evelle J. Younger
American Insurance Association
Watts
Community College Data Ready in Harrisburg Report
A special AP report from Harrisburg outlines a year long study by Dr. Ralph R Fields on establishing low cost two year colleges across Pennsylvania. It identifies 58 potential counties in three categories with nine counties excluded due to pressing developmental barriers.
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Harrisburg
Ralph R. Fields
New York
Blair
Clearfield
Centre
Franklin
Fulton
Huntingdon
Jefferson
Juniata
Mifflin
State Board of Education
Allegheny
Beaver
Lehigh
Armstrong
Indiana
Cambria-Bedford-Somerset
Cameron-Elk-McKean-Potter
Chester County
Lackawanna
Susquehanna
Wayne
Wyoming
Pike
Monroe
Lancaster County
Lebanon
Mercer
Crawford
Venango- Forest-Clarion
Tinkerbelle crosses Atlantic to cheers at Cornwall
Manny Manry completes a perilous solo voyage in the Tinkerbelle, greeted by crowds along the Cornish coast. Immigration officials and harbor officials plan a formal reception in Falmouth as Manry recounts storms, near-drownings, and rudder failures during his 13 hour nights at sea. He and his family are set for a reunion with Virginia Manry and their children Robin and Douglas aboard the harbor launch.
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Manny
Falmouth
Tinkerbelle
Atlantic
Manry
Kurt Carlsen
Flying Enterprise
Virginia
Douglas
Robin
Robert
Kittanning Mine Permit Denied in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP The Sanitary Water Board refused to issue a mine drainage permit to Alleshany River Mining Co. for 483 acres at Walker No 4 deep mine in South Buffalo Two Armstrong County The board said the drainage plan would not protect Hill Run the clean receiving stream tributary of the Allegheny River.
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Harrisburg
Sanitary Water Board
Alleshany River Mining Co
Kittanning
Armstrong County
South Buffalo
Hill Run
Allegheny River
Speaker For Meeting At Rossiter
A Freedom Rally will be held Thursday Aug 19 at Bauman's Farm two and a half miles east of Rossiter on Route. The speaker for the evening is Dr Donald A Waite associate of Dr Carl McIntire. Waite, Ohio native, ordained 1953 Berea Baptist Church Berea Ohio. He conducts radio rallies nationwide and directs McIntire radio committees for the 20th Century Reformation Hour. He has been a Navy Chaplain and a pastor from Texas to New England. All invited. meeting in a hay field bring your own chair.
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Bauman’s
Rossiter
Donald A. Waite
Carl McIntire
Waite
Ohio
Berea Baptist Church
Berea
McIntire
Navy
Texas
New England
Martin Tells Of Resignation
Harrisburg report says Martin, former state highways secretary under Gov Lawrence, resigned July 26 as a $1-a-year Scranton administration consultant. He claimed he had little to do while criticizing image building and calling Scranton’s $10 billion highway program pie in the sky. He confirmed the story's gist but declined further discussion.
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Harrisburg
Park
H—Martin
Scranton Administration
Martin
Lawrence
Highways Administration
Viet Cong Attacks and U.S. Responses Near Da Nang
Vietnamese and U S forces engage in fierce fighting as about 40 Viet Cong attack a Marine tank unit near Da Nang with mortars grenades and small arms fire. Marines counter with artillery killing an estimated 26 Viet Cong. six corpses found. No Marine casualties reported. Concurrently a Saigon police headquarters attack leaves five police dead and fifteen wounded as Viet Cong claim revenge. In Mekong Delta operations, seven VC killed and seven captured. U S Air Force and Vietnamese pilots report 185 sorties destroying 250 buildings and ongoing bombings in North and South Viet Nam. Da Nang imposes area ban on personnel Aug 19–21, and Hanoi reports a former residents meeting urged South Vietnamese to return home and join combat units.
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da Nang
Special Branch
Saigon
U.S
North
Viet Nam
Airliner Disaster Claims Pilot Leader and Passengers
A crash plunged a United flight into the lake, wiping it from radar. Clar en iee La Sayen, a Seattle businessman and former president of the Air Line Pilots Association for nearly 11 years, was aboard. Relatives awaiting at the airport were directed to the airline’s red carpet room as disaster details emerged and security barred newsmen and waiting families from interviews.
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Clar
Eniée la (Clancy) Sayer
Seattle
Wash
Air Line Pilots Association
Sayen
ALPA
Air Line
Obituaries and air crash notes from Indiana area file
Obituaries for Anastasia Na nc y Ruby 83 and Cora Henderson Sell 78 recount lives in Dixonville and Indiana area with church ties, family survivors, and visitation details. Separate notes describe a Coast Guard search aftermath after United Flight 389 over Lake Michigan near Ft Sheridan, including plane disappearances, radar, and eyewitness reports.
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Cora Henderson Sell
Jackson Sell
Indiana
R.D
Armstrong County
Thomas and
Sara Elizabeth Frantz Henderson
Shelocta
Sell
Curry Run Presbyterian Church
Robert J
Detroit
Mich
George
Florence) Graff
Horner
Max
Sara Jane) Nibert
Kenneth
Geraldine
Johnston
Tarentum
Walter
Ruth) Hall
East Hickory
Robinson-Lytle’s
Melvin Leroy
Clara Leonard Erb
Creekside
R.D. 1
Smail
Indiana Hospital
Coast Guard
Highland Park
Ft. Sheridan
Whitesburg
Army Post
Bertha Hachick Poke
Radio Brownlee
R.D. 2
Guard
Due
Pital
Federal Aviation Agency
Friends
Bowser Funeral
Gerald T. Applegate
Plumville
Howard W. Jamison
Arm 1
Del
Chicago
St. John's Lutheran
Sagamore
United
Patty Armstrong
Mell Lewis
Monterey
Calif
Ville W. Towle
Wyckoff
N.J
Indina
O'Hare
William Metcalf
Helen Eipattern
Lewis
Roger M. Whitez
California
Elf
North Plainfield
Justice
Maurice L. Femmer
John P. Elkin
Elmont
N.Y
William + Armstrong
Phyllis M. Rickert
Richard Elkin Lewis
Sandra
Fuhvis Afb
Arterna
Lake Michigan
Northwest Airlines
Towle
Wallace Whigam
North Avenue Beach
Truman W. Finchi
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
Watts District Riots Seen Not Over By Negroes
AP reporters surveyed about 50 Watts residents and asked if riots were over after Gov Brown said so. Most said no and cited police brutality as a continuing cause. A Baptist minister predicted further rioting until police brutality ends.
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Edmund G. Brown
Los Angeles
Watts
Los Angeles Police Department
E. L. Hicks
Riot Named for New Baby in Riot-Torn Los Angeles
National Guardsman Robert Yamez in a riot-torn Los Angeles Negro district named his newborn eight-pound son Riot after the unrest. He and wife Rebecca visited hospital before returning to aid patrols. Residents blamed the city leadership while protesters demanded the police chief’s firing amid ongoing tension and accusations of brutality and anti-Semitic comments surfaced.
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Los Angeles
Pfe
Robert Yamez
Yamez
Rebecca
Watts merchants blamed for not reinvesting profits
Local businesspeople in Watts accuse merchants of neglecting community investment in the Watts business district. A Jewish clothing shop owner from Watts, living near Beverly Hills, contends price inflation is needed to sell quality goods but high costs deter sales in low income areas.
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Devenly
Watts
Beverly Hills
Argentine Avalanche Toll At 50
In Mendoza Argentina hopes of finding 50 buried by Andean avalanches dwindled as rescue crews worked through snow and rock near Las Cuevas and Fuente del Inca. Forty were feared dead. six rescued severely injured. A separate slide west of Mendoza injured four and wiped out a post office and a hotel as 10 Argentines remained missing.
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Mendoza
Argentina
Chile
Las Cuevas
Fuente del Inca
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U. S
Committee On Peacekeeping Operations
Associated Press
Community College
Cologne
Germany
Grad Gazette
Claypoole
Vernon Claypoole
Lions Club International
Paul Johnson
Gallitzin
VFW
Lions Club
Bechtel
Anastasia Na’ Ncy
Ruby
Clymer R.D
George Harvilla
Dixonville
Austria
Wasko
Anna Meincholk Palka
Anna) Harsvilla
Harvilla
St. John's 'Church
James Bacon
Bill Boyarsky
New Baby
James Robertson
Brentwood
Beverly
William H. Park
Hitler
Gestapo
Rosalie _ Richardson
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