Government fires university head in Korea unrest
In Seoul, the government dismissed Seoul National University president Shin Tai hwan and disciplined students amid violent protests over a treaty with Japan. Seventeen deans resigned, twenty students were expelled, and 38 suspended as troops and riot police were deployed to quell campus riots that disrupted the fall term.
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Seoul
Korea
Japan
Korea University
Shin Tai- Hwan
Seoul National University
Shin
Chung Hee Park
Choi Wookun
Minjung Party
South Korea
Suh Il-kyo
Office of Legislation
Storm injures many at three airports and home in Lockport
At Lewis College Airport and Joliet Municipal Airport two planes were damaged and at least 70 people were hurt. The Kozak family of six was hospitalized after their Lockport home was destroyed with at least one person in critical condition.
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Lewis College
Joliet Municipal
Joseph Kozak
Lockport
Pee.s
Guerrillas incident 3 Gov't Posts
Guerrilla action reported with three government posts involved in ongoing unrest. Continued updates trace the moves of rebel forces and government responses across multiple locations. Authorities call for calm as investigations proceed and security measures tighten.
President Johnson marks 57th birthday in Texas visit
President Johnson spends his 57th birthday with a Texas hill country trip then a quiet family dinner. White House aides say he will travel to Texas this morning, with daughters Lynda and Luci and wife Lady Bird preparing celebrations.
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Washington
Johnson
Texas
White House
George G. Burkley
Burkley
In Viet Nam Looking For Dead Brother Three Women Waited Prayed
Costa Mesa California AP three women waited and prayed when Donald Dawson disappeared into the jungles of Viet Nam He returned after four months imprisonment by the Viet Cong and told of a vest said to belong to his brother Army Lt Daniel L Dawson News sparked mixed feelings for the three women Dawsons mother and wives voiced hope and doubt as Donald recounted the vest evidence and the jungle search That earlier family tragedy involved their father George Dawson who vanished on a lobster boat off Catalina Island seven years earlier and Don had once searched for his father's body in the sea
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Chicago
American Red Cross
Olympia Fields
Eix
Hyde Park
Joliet
Cial
WJOL
Nha Trang
Ban Me Thuot
Central Highlands
U.S
Joliét
Rockport
Cham
P.h
Big
Crete
Ill
van Tuong
Freeport
Illinois
Stephenson County Fair
T Bai
Lockport
Plainfield
Silver Cross Hospital
Reese Erates
An Hoa Dis
Trict
Quang Nam Province
Ain
China
Light Gorge
busi/ American Air. Force
Vietness
South Viet
Downers Grove
Nam
Wauconda
Cers
Iowa
North Viet
Air
Dial Torgerson
Costa Mesa
Calif
Donald Dawson
Je Viet Nam
Dawson
Sai- Gon
Red
Army
Daniel L.'1 Dawson
Marguerite Dawson
Dan
Donald
Jeanne
Rohnert Park
Daniel
Arlene
Saigon
Don
Don Dawson
Viet Nam
Red Territory
California
Daniel Daw
George Dawson
Castalina Island
Set PO Exams At Junior High
The examination for postmaster at Josephine and a rural carrier at Creekside will be conducted tomorrow in room 105 of the Indiana Junior High School. Examiner Harry Fleming said there was not sufficient room in the post office building here because of current construction. The exams begin at 8:30 a.m.
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Josephine
Creekside
Indiana Junior High School
Harry Fleming
Senate approves redistricting plan amid GOP clashes
The Senate approved the redistricting plan 47 to 1 with Sen. Rowland Mahany the lone dissent. The House backed the measure 110 to 92 as four Democrats joined Republicans in opposition. Gov. Scranton watched from his office as the debate grew heated. The bill moves to an uncertain court deadline with GOP concerns that the plan could lock in Democratic control of the House for years.
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Senate
Rowland B. Mahany
R Crawford
Mahany
Mercer
Crawford
Scranton
van Vetter
Monroe
Telio Packroni
Fayette
Erwin L. Murray
Cameron
Lester K. Fryer
Berks
House
Pure Oxygen In Use Spacemen Breathe Explosive Air
Space center report explains why NASA plans to keep pure oxygen in manned spacecraft while the Air Force tests alternatives. Officials note oxygen is vital, but it raises fire risk. some propose helium or nitrogen mixtures to reduce danger and weight, with potential 600 pound savings for two man crews.
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Houston, Tex
Gordon Cooper Jr
Charles Conrad Jr
Air Force
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Harold V. Ellingson
U.S. Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine
San Antonio
Tex
Billy Welch
School
Welch
Ee Ellingson
Fatal and non fatal injuries from highway crash
A driver and a passenger suffered serious injuries in a collision on a hill while a tractor trailer moved in the passing lane. Thomas McCullough 28 of Helium Ford City was a second passenger. Police report multiple abrasions and a forehead laceration.
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Thomas McCullough
Ford City
Ballong
Thompson Auto
Aerospace
Thompson
Union
Indiana
Pike
Ellingson
Steel Talks Continue In Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh, United Steelworkers and industry negotiators meet with federal mediator Will iam E. Simkin to push toward a new contract before the August 3 strike deadline. A 450,000 worker walkout could halt 80 percent of U S steel output if no deal is reached. union seeks 52 cent hourly raise over 39 months, industry offers 40.6 cents over 35 months.
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H. L. Schwartz
Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers Union
William E. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Amar Wee Tratette
Johnson
Simkin
Abel
Joseph Molony
R. Conrad Cooper
Heath Larry
U.S. Steel Corp
Gemini 7 mission faces eight day goal and fuel woes
Astronauts Cooper and Conrad cope with cooling cabin and limited fuel cell output as two maneuvering thrusters fail. Ground teams deemant eight day objective feasible, despite water buildup from the fuel cell and erratic hydrogen oxygen levels. Crew continues experiments and Earth observations while aircraft and ground stations monitor tumbling and safety.
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Cooper
Noj
Dow
Groungs
Conrad
Gemini Control
Christopher C. Kraft
Eugene Krantz
Duane Catterson
Key West
Fla
Guantanamo Naval
Cuba
Navy’ieutenant
Jacksonville
Hawaii
San Diego
Space
Earth
Deaths: Mrs Mary Magas Dixonville and others
Obituary notices for Mrs Mary Magas of Dixonville who died August 27 1965 in Indiana Hospital with arrangements by Bence Funeral Home. Also notices for Mrs Virginia Louise Houser Rearick 61 Rural Valley died August 26 1965 at home, survivals listed, services planned with Clark Funeral Home Elderton and Lutheran Church Rural Valley. Albert Zell 67 West Lebanon died August 25 1965 at Allegheny General Hospital after illness. survivors and funeral arrangements listed with Robinson Lytle Indiana and West Lebanon Cemetery interment.
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Mary Magas
Dixonville
Indiana Hospital
Bence Funeral Home
Clymer
the Gazette
Virginia Louise Houser Rerrick
Rural Valley R. D
Robert M
Edith Dunmire Houser
Plumcreek Township
Armstrong Co
Rearick
First Lutheran Church
Rural Valley
Grant J. Rearick
James
Eleanor) Bowser
Worthington
Carl
Frances) Wolff
Kittanning
Lloyd
Bertha) Reefer
Shelocta R. D
Clark Funeral Home
Elderton
Lutheran Churely Iin
George H. Erickson
Albert Zell
West Lebanon
Allegheny General Hospital
Pittsburgh
Spring Church
William
Sarah Dunmire Zell
Samuel Zell
Sagamore
Roy Zell
Buffalo
N.Y
Robinson-Lytle’s
Indiana
George McNeel
West Lebanon Cemetery
Women Attorneys Elect Women Attorneys in Miami
Mrs. McLeod, widow of Michigan Congressman Clarence J. McLeod, leads the push for women in law. A former Detroit practitioner since 1948, she handles domestic relations, estates, and labor matters and serves as scholarship chairman for the International Federation of Women Lawyers.
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U.S. Army
4Th Service Command
Miami
Fla
Detroit
Clarence J. McLeod
Michigan
Negro Youth Killed By Policeman In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia a white policeman shot and killed 19 year old Lawrence Adams in a predominantly Black neighborhood after Adams fired at two white patrolmen during a clash between rival Negro gangs. Police said Adams attempted two more shots but his revolver jammed. patrols were increased with no disturbances reported.
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Philadelphia
Lawrence Adams
Denis Gealer
Adams
Steven Rogers
Herbert Kirk
Burglars Steal Beatles Records in London Home
In London, burglars stole 11200 dollars worth of jewelry and Beatle records from magistrate Mrs Denis Radcliffe and her son John while they dined out. The thieves took all the Beatle records but left many classical records, and firearms were scattered across the furniture. The Radcliffes, from Yorkshire, reported the break‑in.
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London
Denis Radcliffe
Yorkshire
John
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