Repatriation Inefficiency and Middle East Tensions
Israel and Jordan traded charges over repatriation efficiency after only 385 refugees reached home Friday at Allenby Bridge. Jordan cites 167,500 Arabs seeking return out of 200,000 who fled, while Israel doubts more than 35,000 can return by August 31. Refugee flow could take six months at current pace, with pressure to extend deadlines amid economic losses from war. Soviet warships have left Alexandria though eight ships remain at Port Said.
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Allenby Bridge
Jordan
Israel
Red Cross
Umm As-Shurat
Jordan River
Interior Ministry
Refugee Committee
Abdullah
Rafee
Roland Troyon
Levi Eshkal
Eshkal
Cairo
al Ahram
Conference of Arab Ministers of Economy
Baghad
Iraq
Lfar
Play Money Arrest For Businessman
Aaron F. Golin, 44, was arrested in Philadelphia after trying to deposit counterfeit bills that resembled children's play money. Bail set at $2,000 by U S Commissioner Edward W Furia. Authorities said $1,000 in counterfeit notes were found with him at a First Pennsylvania Co branch. Golin described himself as a structural steel dealer and real estate developer in Shenandoah and Hazleton, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Aaron F. Golin
U.S
Edward W. Furia
Golin
King of Prussia
Secret Service
First Pennsylvania Co
Shenandoah
Hazleton, Pa
Musmanno Testifies in Capitol for Override of Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Justice Michael A Musmanno told the House Un American Activities Committee that Congress should enact a two thirds vote veto to override 5 4 Supreme Court rulings on national security. He urged reviving the Subversive Activities Control Board and overhaul of the 1950 Internal Security Act to target Communist groups. He denounced a high court ruling invalidating a New York law dismissing Communist teachers.
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Washington
Congress
U.S. Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Michael A.musmans
House Committee On UN
Musmanno
New York
Construction Talks Stall in Western Pennsylvania Strike
PITTSBURGH AP Time running short and many projects delayed as 79 day carpenters strike continues. Gov Shafer and federal mediators fail to end talks. Builders offer $1.50 hourly raise over three years. carpenters call it an insult. State projects valued at $40 million stalled. thousands idle.
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Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania
Shafer
Master Builders Association
William Bowden
The
Builders Association
Carpenters
Joseph Wage
Senge
Carpenters District Council of Pittsburgh
Beore
Joseph Kelly
Kelly
Fifth Annual Dayton Black and White Show Winners
Kammerdale Molly Grand Champion Bull and Kammerdale Flying Chief Reserve Champion Bull, both owned by Kammerdiener. Glade View Farms stock dominate Senior and Grand Female classes led by Westcopa Hi-Boy Dorothy and Glade View General Holly. Multiple class winners listed including Kammerdiener, Claypool, and Glade View Farms with Ralph Oakes judging and Keith Ruffaner as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kammerdale Molly
Kammerdale Flying Chief
Kammerdiener
Hammerdale Molly
Glade View General Holly
Glade View Farms
Dayton R.D. 1
Russell C. Claypool
Worthington R.D. 1
Westcopa Hi
Glade View Model
Ida
Brock Jaymac
Edna
Daniel Patton
Fairy
Donald E. Claypoole
Glade View
Harriet
Charlene Ruffaner
Dayton
James Kammer
Jerry L. Claypoole
Templeton R. D. 1
Schreckies
Danny Dale Lynn
Clark Patton
Armstrong County
Greta
Aden-Acres
Linda Lou
Marjorie Griffith
Aden- Acres
Mary, Aden
Madbro Bay
John C. Ellenberger
Kammerdale
Merrill Kammerdiener
Debbie Aden
Dorothy
Dean W. Aden
Vincent M Star Grand
M. Star Gay Dora
James Kammerdiener
Dean Aden
State Motorist Killed In Idaho Collision
A car collided with a truck on Idaho 74 five miles southwest of Twin Falls killing William A. Vanslyke of Girard Pennsylvania the auto driver. The Friday crash occurred in Idaho.
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Win Falls
Idaho
William A. Vanslyke
Girard
Twin Falls
California Population Growth Slows After Peak
California’s midyear population estimate shows a net increase of about 400,000 to 19,535,000, lagging earlier forecasts to reach 20 million in roughly a year. Finance Dept expert Walter Hollmann notes regional conditions and business cycles ease the outflow or in-migration push, with migration leveling since 1963 peak.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Yugoslavia
State Finance Department
Walter P. Hollmann
Finance Department
Hollmann
Tne
Bridge From Life In Slum St. Louis To Life Master Hope
In Pittsburgh AP report, 17 year old Ron Smith from a St. Louis slum learns bridge under the American Bridge Association. He wins the club tournament, places first in men’s pair, and nears life master with 47 points remaining as mentors push schooling and college goals amid poverty.
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Pittsburgh
Ron Smith
St. Louis
American Bridge Association
Ron
Smith
James Garcia
Garcia
Ace High Bridge Club
Insurance Cancellations Hit Philadelphia Housing Authority
Philadelphia officials report an insurer canceled policies covering about 110 million dollars in Authority properties after riots in Newark and Detroit. Councilman Isadore Bellis warned the loss endangers federal funding eligibility, noting 106 million in high rises and 4 million in rehabilitated homes. The Authority had paid 160,000 dollars in premiums to Mutual Fire Marine and Inland.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Housing Authority
Newark
N.J
Detroit
Isadore H. Bellis
Bellis
Housing
Mutual Fire, Marine and Inland Insurance Co
Giveaway Cracked By Student Contests Draw Fire
A Pittsburgh gas card scratch game prompts warning from a student who says he could cripple the contest after discovering a system. He reports agents soliciting cards via churches veterans groups and friends while the firm vows to redeem legitimate winnings.
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Pittsburgh
Tompson
Humble
James Ramsey
Red Chinese Captain Stands Firm in Genoa Port Clash
In Genoa Italy the Li Ming freighter captain Ku Fu-shan refuses to haul down Mao banners or leave port after six days of protest. Italian authorities deny water and supplies and bar unloading amid a campaign against propaganda. Rome protests unjust treatment of its Peking envoy as local officials face calls to cut ties with Red China.
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Genoa
Italy
Mao Tse-tung
Ku Fu-shan
Li Ming
Iuly
Rome
Peking
Francesco Manzella
Italian Institute For Foreign Commerce
Red
Christian Democrat
Independent Left
Red China
Giuseppe Miachiavelli
Civil Rights Leaders Debate Over Housing Viet Nam and Unrest
Delta Sigma Theta delegates at their national convention debated three strong open housing Viet Nam and civil disorder resolutions. An area of agreement emerged urging local chapters to launch a grassroots program to win back alienated slum residents and curb riots.
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Sengstack
Chicago
Richard Daley
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
Vietnam
Executive Committee
Dayton
Ohio
White Hats
Johnson critics wary of rescinding Gulf of Tonkin vote
Washington AP reports Senate critics say they will avoid supporting President Johnson’s bid to rescind the 1964 Gulf of Tonkin resolution. Johnson claimed authority to conduct the Vietnam war and noted Congress could withdraw its backing at any time. Only Morse and Gruening dissented on the 1964 vote. Fulbright questioned the move.
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U.S
Washington
Johnson
Vietnam
China
Peking
United States
Congress
Gulf of Tonkin
Senate
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
South Vietnam
Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
Jacob Javits
R-N
Tth
North Vietnam
White House
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
House
J. W. Fulbright
Fulbright
Asia
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
US Loses 3 Warplanes In Viet Raids
SAIGON AP reports stepped-in air raids on North Vietnam cost the United States three more warplanes. The U S Command disclosed the losses only by noting a higher total of U S planes shot down over North Vietnam. The announcement followed a day with a high number of missions and ongoing B 52 strikes into the A Shau Valley as U S forces press a widespread campaign against North Vietnamese bases and supply routes. Casualties included nine Americans dead and 94 wounded. Communist forces reported 165 dead.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
United States
U.S
Io North
North
A Shau
South Vietnam
Laos
Hanoi
Demilitarized Zoo
Iron Triangle
Red Capital
Haiphong
Ngov Kuyet
Obituary notices spanning Higgins Veahman and Smith obits
Earl D Higgins died August 17 1967 in Miners Hospital Spangler born March 24 1908 in Emeigh son of Edward and Barbara Higgins survived by wife Jeanette and multiple children and siblings. Myrtle E Veahman 80 died August 18 1967 in Armstrong County Hospital Pittsburgh born July 23 1908 survived by husband and 13 children. services Monday. Robert J Smith 81 of Barnesboro died August 17 1967 at Miners Hospital Spangler after two weeks illness. memorial service Sunday at Gwin Funeral Home Cherry Tree.
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Earl D. Higgins
Yerda
Miners
Spangler
Emeigh
Edward
Barbara (Woods) Higgins
Wwifé
Jeésnnette Fichensehr Higgins
Robert E
Mia
Carol Hanna
Tonawanda
Jean
North Tonawanda
N.Y
Janet M. Ferney
Lowville
N. Y
Donna Chichy
Clymer
Sandra
Ronald
John
Anthony
Fla
Lawrence
Dempsey
Mabel Higgins
Boyd
St. Joseph
Mich
Robert
Cherry Tree
Thelma Berringer
Strongatown
Naomi Parfitt
Penn Run R.D
Long Funeral Home
Barnesboro
Alverda Christian Church
Zene Fleming
McDowell Cemetery
Myrtle
E. Veahman
Roy Veahman
Ford City
R.D
Armstrong County Hospital
Kittanning
Pittsburgh
Philip and
Marie Dawson Young
Teannette
Clark Funeral Home
Elderton
Robert J
Bob) Smith
Chestnut St
Miners Hospital
Gwin Funeral Home
Kenneth Williams
Citizen’s Cemetery
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Capitol
Warren Road
Westgate Terrace
Indiana
William Lazor
Bechtel
Danny Ginny Jean
Lynn Schrecengost
Silver Brook
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