Ex-Rockwell Aide Patler Held In Slaying
Arlington police guarded the Rockwell movement's leader as John Patler, once linked with the Nazi group, was held after the slaying of Rockwell. Patler, Arlington resident, faced a Monday court date for a preliminary hearing.
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Helen Lane
Arlington
Patter
Rockwell
Potter
Patler
Washington
John Patsalos
Marines
Sing Sing
John
George
White Power
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Africa
Navy
Lose Interest In Education By Campus Leaders
Santa Barbara, California AP Dr Robert M Hutchins former University of Chicago president told campus activists that talk of student power sounded like Tammany Hall He spoke at the end of a three day national meeting sponsored by the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions Hutchins heads He said the student leaders showed little interest in the university or education amid debates from Vietnam to sexual freedom
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Robert M. Hutchins
University of Chicago
Tammany Hall
Hutchins
Center For the Study of Democratic
Vietnam
Jeaders
Pennsylvania Guard Heading Home From Training
The Pennsylvania National Guard, training at Indiantown Gap and in Virginia, heads home as Gov. Shafer orders most of the 28th Infantry Division to stay in state for two weeks. Guardsmen receive 32 hours of riot control training amid concerns over potential civil disorder.
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Indiantown Gap
Pennsylvania National Guard
Virginia
Shafer
Guard
Camp Pickett
A. P. Hill
De Gaulle Popularity Falls in Poll Signals Shifts
Paris AP report shows 23 percent of French voters want De Gaulle to leave soon and 18 percent want him to stay only a year or two. May 1966 poll cited. domestic policy weakness noted as key concern while foreign policy enjoys higher trust. De Gaulle leads Mitterrand 42 to 25 if election held now, with 23 stating no opinion.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
France-Soir
French Institute of Public Opinion
Francaois Mitterrand
Public Opinion Institute
Mitterrand
Northwest Fires Out Of Control Across The Northwest
Fires raged across the Pacific Northwest timberlands amid tinder dry conditions described by Idaho Governor Samuelson as possibly the worst in over half a century. Total losses topped 110000 acres across Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington, British Columbia and California as major blazes like China Creek near Lewiston expanded. Firefighting continued with about 1150 men on one front, while a possible special legislative session was discussed to fund emergency efforts.
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Associated Press
Pacific Northwest
Idaho
Don W. Samuelson
Samuelson
Boise
Montana
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
California
China Creek
Idaho Panhandle
Lewiston
Deer Creek
Eagle Creek
Salmon River
Forest Service
Jud Moore
Missoula
Mont
Three Rivers
Visalia
Speculators Profit From Bond Leaks, Williams Says
Washington Senator John J. Williams charged that advance access to private Treasury information let insiders profit millions from a 2.5 million bond issue. He cited leaks of interest rates and maturity dates and urged a serious Treasury investigation.
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Washington
Treasury
John J. Williams
Delaware Republican
Senate
Treasury Department
Williams
Seceretary of the
Explosion Destroys Peters Two Steak House Building
A powerful blast and fire leveled the Peters Two Steak House early today in Pittsburgh. Debris scattered over the area as residents heard the explosion widely. Firefighters quickly controlled the blaze and authorities began investigating the cause of the eruption.
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Pitsburgh
Indiana County Fair Returns With Races And Shows
The 105th Indiana County Fair runs Aug 28 to Sept 2 at J. S. Mack Center Indiana. Admission 75 cents, under 12 free. parking 50 cents. Aug 27 pre fair worship service free. Reserved seats for harness racing on sale at Waxler's. Daily events include auto daredevils, aerial shows, fireworks, junior horse show, Band Night, pet shows, 4-H and FFA presentations, harness racing, Klein attractions, and stock car racing. Miss Jessie Griffiths plays organ. Frankie’s Amusements on midway. J. Fred Muggs appears on Children’s Day. entries close Aug 27 for stock car race.
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J. S. Mack
Indiana
Waxler’s
John McLachlan
Wooster
Council of Churches of Greater Indiana
Jessie Griffiths
Flying Alexanders
Kleins Attractions
Frankie’s Amusements
Runaway Bus Crashes into Home in Erie
An elderly man was killed when a city bus mounted a curb and crashed into a living room in Erie Pennsylvania. The driver and bystanders were uninjured. Police said a car may have contributed to the incident.
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Erie. Pa
Erie
Thomas Burdick
Thomas Heberly
Yemen May Seek Soviet Military Aid in Civil War
President Abdullah Sallal of Yemen met a Soviet military delegation amid rumors of Moscow replacing Egypt in aiding the republicans against royalists. The visit eased tensions as Sudan proposed a peace force and a temporary government to prep for elections. No details on the form of aid were given.
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San'a
Yemen
Abdullah Sallal
Republic of Yemen
Soviet Union
Egypt
Sallal
Sudan
Saudi Arabia
Israel
Clearfield Coal Exec Dies At 63
Alan R. Davidson, 63, prominent coal operator and conservationist in Clearfield, died Friday at Clearfield Hospital. He led Maple Hill Coal Co and held multiple past president roles in state and national mining and reclamation associations. Born in Cowansville, he resided in Clearfield and was admitted to hospital about a month ago. funeral services will be held Mandy.
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Clearfield
Alan R. Davidson
Clearfield’ Hospital
Davidson
Maple Hill Coal Co
Clearfield Land
Pennsylvania Coal Mining Association
Pennsylvania Conservation Association
Open Pit Mining Association
Mineral Producers Association
Ohio Reclamation Association
National Mine Land Conservation Conference
Cowansville
Armstrong County
Nurse Killed By Army Truck In Virginia Crash
In Burkeville Virginia Mary W Shell assistant county nurse with Nortway County Health Department was fatally injured Friday when an Army convoy truck skidded across U S 460 into her westbound lane. Driver Miss Arthur White 26 of Brookville Pennsylvania operated the truck.
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Burkeville
Mary W. Shell
Blackston
Nortway County Health Department
Commonwealth
Aay
George Cummins
Shell
Viola
Arthur White
Brookville Pa
No Rulings In 32 Riot Killings
Detroit officials filed no charges or rulings in 42 of 32 riot deaths a month after violence that left 43 dead. Murder charges exist in five cases linked to the worst riot in recent U.S. history. Six were ruled accidental or justifiable homicides. Police or National Guard gunfire killed 18 victims in unsettled cases. Witnesses allege police or guardsmen fatally shot six others.
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Detroit
U.S
National Guard
National
William Cahalan
Charles L. Latimer
Danny Royster
Obituaries of Gaston Shaffer and others in Indiana area
Obituary notices honor Alfred C. Gaston age 80 of Dixonville born 1887 in Rossiter and a charter member of LOOM of Dixonville and UMWA Local 1518 with survivors including wife Hattie and daughters Charlotte Kring and Margaret Goulding. The list continues with Irene Joyce infant, and multiple death notices including Irene May Bishop and Rev Father John J. Cura among others. graveside and church services planned in Indiana and nearby towns for several individuals.
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Alfred
Alf) C. Gaston
Clymer
Greek King Queen dine with Lindsay as protests sing
In New York Gracie Mansion hosts King Constantine and Queen Anne Marie of Greece at a rain soaked dinner for Mayor John V. Lindsay as Greek demonstrators shout for jailed Andreas Papandreou. About 300 attendees include businessmen and diplomats. protests resume outside the residence. The royal visit continues to Canada then Newport and Washington.
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New York
Greece
John V. Lindsay
Gracie Mansion
Jurita
Andreas Papandreou
Papandreou
Constantine
Anne-Marie
Canada
Dan Georgakas
American Committee For Democracy and Freedom
Newport
Johnson
Washington
Actress Melina Mercouri Sees Greek King Near at UN
At the United Nations Melina Mercouri, stripped of Greek citizenship by the military junta, stood within 100 feet of King Constantine as she handed a letter to Thant asking him to press for release of political prisoners and a return to a free press and constitutional government. The UN declined to officially receive the letter, calling Thant a post office.
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United Nations, N.Y
Melina Mercou
Greece
Constantine
United Nations
J .Thant
Melina
Thant
Minister Posts Bond For Ware
Nashville AP A pro minister posted a 5000 bond for George Washington Ware a Black Power leader jailed on a sedition charge. Ware a SNCC field worker was freed after Rev Andrew White posted the bond as a judge postponed habeas corpus ruling until Monday.
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Nashville
Ware
Liberation
School For
Young
Metropolitan Action Commission
John A. Spruce
White
AME Church Division of Christian Education
Criminal Court
John Draper
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St. James’ Baptist Church
Johnstown
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Josephine, Pope
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Paul Bennett
Women's Auxiliary
Lily Sanders
Carrie Mahone
Emma White
Blanche Johnson
Elnore Haselrig
Ozzie Pallard
Benett
Gayle Herring
William Charles
William Jones
Ceres
Sequoia National Park
Weather Bureau
Sters' Wives’ Organization
Ollard
Mahone
Doris Tisinger
S P.m
James Tatasky
Summerville
Mass
Boston
Boy
Rotroff
Zambelli
FFA
Kleins
Klein’s Attractions
J. Fred Muggs
Clearfield Coal Exec
Irene Joyce
Samuel G
Wanda
Clarion R.D
Kial Hospital
Kittanning
Tere Eee Eee Weezy
Clarion R. Dy
George Bishop
Thomas May
Wintondale R.D
Irene Bishop
Homer City
Edgar May
Grove Chapel
Lutheran Cemetery
Roy S. Shultz
John J. Bay. Cura
Forbes Ave
Pittsburgh
St. Mary’s Byzantine Catholic Church
Olga M
Orestes
Magdalen Weber
Dearborn
Mich
Czechoslovakia
Clara Theresa
Holy Spirit Byzantine Catholic Church
Fifth Ave
Mser
Edward Rosack
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Patrick J. Hallow
Herschel H. Shaffer
Grant St
Shadyside Hospital
Robinson- Lytle's
M. E. Lindstrom
D. C
Oakland Cemetery
Royalty
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