Czechoslovakia Eyes West Markets Under New Economic Model
The Prague regime signals a shift toward Western trade as it launches the New Economic Model aimed at decentralizing control and boosting foreign commerce. Deputy Premier Otakar Simunek leads a mission to Austria to seek Western contracts while price reforms spark panic buying and debates over quality versus quantity.
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Vienna
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Western
Europe
Prague
Communinist Party
Soviet Union
East Germany
Hungary
Otakar Simunek
Pxports
Simunek
Commission For Economic, Technical and
Harvest Moon pushes 3700 Viet Cong fighters from Que Son hills
Marines report vast Viet Cong strength in Harvest Moon operation with up to 3700 fighters. Camps near Que Son yield uniforms and large rice and tea caches. Helicopters lifted 2200 troops in 24 hours as skirmishes continued near Tam Ky and Da Nang, with downed chopper blown up by retreating forces.
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Que Son
U.S
Tam Ky
da Nang
Saigon
11St Airborne Brigade
1St Infantry Division
Kien Hoa
Tuy Hoa
U.S. Air Force
Sald
North
Viet Nam
Project Delayed Overpass Bill Fails in Session
Harrisburg AP reports a bill to authorize a new overpass in Clearfield County is dead for this session. Recommitted to the Senate Rules Committee on Monday, it would have allowed the Highways Department to build the Route 17053 over the Keystone Shortway in Bradford Two after passage by the House.
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Harrisburg
Clearfield County
Senate Rules Committee
House
Highways Department
Bradford
Dorms Dispute in House Over Campus Projects
The Mullen bill adds 45 million for proposed dormitories plus 13 million for nine more across Bloomsburg Cheyney Lock Haven Clarion West Chester Shippensburg with funding from lapsed money. Safeguards against substandard construction are debated as five campus projects shift to a capital improvement fund while only minor land purchase cuts occur. Mullen criticizes long-term interest costs.
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Epee
Mullen
Bloomsburg State College
Cheyney State College
Lock Haven
Clarion
West Chester
Shippensburg
Hloomsburg State College
California State College
Clarion State College
Mansfield
Bloomsburg
Kutztown
Gemini Space Rendezvous Goals Lead to Bold Plans
Gemini 7 and Gemini 6 crews race to meet in orbit after delays from a dust cover mishap on the Gemini 6 booster. Space officials expect a Wednesday launch window with potential late delays, eyeing a nose-to-nose close approach about six hours after liftoff over the Philippines.
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Mission Control
Caranarvon
Levett
Lovett
Earth
Borman
Lovell
Air Force
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Navy
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Thomas P. Stafford
Philippine Islands
Manila
Specet Agency
Martin Co
Baltimore
Weather Across Nation Sees Freezing Drizzle and Snow
Snow rain and fog blanket much of the United States with freezing drizzle in New England coastal areas and lighter precipitation elsewhere. Central Rockies and Plains see moderate snows, while Gulf coast fog and Texas rain slow travel. Western Washington sees brief snow, and a large outage in southeastern North Dakota affects 3,400 families after a weekend sleet storm.
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United States
New England
Greater
Boston
Rudderland
New Hampshire
Rockies
Plains
Lander
Wyo
Denver
Colo
North Platte
Neb
Mountain
Great Lakes
Texas
Louisiana
Cotuna
Tex
Middle Atlantic
Central Gulf
Upstate
New York
Washington
Seattle
Vancouver
Wash
Florida
California
New Mexico
Peace Corps
Belen
North Dakota
Dakotas
Johnson Welcomes Ayub to White House State Visit
Ayub and Foreign Minister Bhutto arrive after New York, met by President Johnson and advisers. A red carpet welcome with full military honors is planned on the White House south lawn ahead of a state dinner. Ayub pushes for closer ties with China and stronger moves against India. He tells the UN Kashmir needs self-determination, while Indian Ambassador Parthasarathy denounces the speech as partisan.
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Johnson
Ayub
New York
White House
John F. Kennedy
Z.A. Bhutto
China
India
U.N. General Assembly
Pakistan
Kashmir
Gopalagwami Parthasarath
Aso
U.S. Aid to Pakistan Since 1954 Noted
The United States has provided about $1 billion in military aid and $3.2 billion in economic assistance to Pakistan since 1954. A 22 day India Pakistan border war in September caused a freeze on U S military aid to both nations as reported in Gazettes Classified Ads.
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United States
Pakistan
India
U.S
Secret Wedding Idea Backfires in Coeur d Alene
Joe Pantano and Helen Hench tried a secret wedding in Coeur d Alene Idaho but became the 6000th couple to obtain a marriage license this year. The North Idaho community welcomed the Renton Washington pair with a free blood test license paid for flowers gasoline lodging and a wedding cake.
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Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
Joe Pantano
Helen Hench
Coeur d'‘Alene
North Idaho
Renton
Wash
Pantanos
State Civil Rights Bill In Senate
Harrisburg AP report notes the Democratic civil rights package advances in the House and Senate. Most bills cleared with little opposition, including a measure empowering the Human Relations Commission to seek injunctive relief in civil rights cases for up to three months, with possible extensions. The Senate Rules Committee sent four proposals to floor while three await action. A remaining House measure would grant the commission subpoena powers in racial tensions investigations. A farm employers addition to the fair employment act passed 183 to 20 in the Senate. four bills moved to the floor.
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Harrisburg
Senate
House
State Human Relation Commission
Commission
Senate Rules Committee
Rusk Calls Allies to Stand Behind NATO Peace Pillar
Rusk urged NATO allies to back America in Southeast Asia to preserve Western Europe’s security. He warned that choosing between commitments would undermine NATO credibility and asked allies to provide support for Viet Nam without immediate military pledges. Paul Martin echoed concerns about peace threats beyond NATO and urged wider problem dialogue.
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Southeast Asia
Europe
United States
NATO
America
Rusk
Viet Nam
Western Europe
Paul Martin
Obituary notices from Indiana area 1965
Multiple obituaries list Mrs Pearl Delponte Yerep 68 of Salisburg Rd 1 and Mrs Agatha Kosic Turk 74 of Josephine, both dying at Indiana Hospital. Major General Ray Mond W Bliss 77 and Mrs Sadie Belle Smith Rough 80 also noted. services, affiliations, and interment details provided. Additional obituary items include extended survivor lists, church memberships, and funeral home arrangements across Kittanning and surrounding towns.
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Pearl Delponte Yerep
Salisburg RD
Indiana Hospital
Italy
Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church
Iselin
John Yerep
John
Alma I.) _Thompson
Salisburg
R.D
Agatha (Kosic) Turk
Josephine
Yugoslavia
Ambrose
Dora Brasic
St. Francis Church
Graceton
Snpj Lodge
McIntyre
Joseph Kosic
Allison Park
Frank Kosic
Oscoda
Mich
Roy
Anna) Cribbs
Hubert
Tillie) Machak
Aultman
Joseph
Catherine) Manjerovic
Avalon
Michael
Barbara) Vukoder
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
John Kosic
Wexford
Regis
Mary) Kujava
Hudson
Frances Fillhart
Punxsu
Tawney R.D
Funeral
Sadie Belle Smith Rough
Kittanning RD
Sugarcreek Twp
Armstrong County
Fredrick and
Harriet Claypoole Bouchers
Kough
Center Hill
Jess Kough
Apollo R.D
F. Duane Snyder
South McKean
Kittanning
Church of the Brethren
William B. Gauntz
Center Hill Cemetery
Mike” J. Bytner
Agnes Local Bytner
Creekside
John Bytner
Bytner
R and P Coal Co
Keystone
Assumption Roman Catholic Church
Ernestone
Frank
Patricia Ann
Indiana
Stephen
Anthony
Henry
Kent
Parkman
Alex
Mary Rhea
Clymer R.D
Clarence
Julia
Learn
Canton
Milton Stella) Fairman
Creekside R.D
George
Veronica) Zaczysk
Sewickley
Robinson-Lytle's
Assemption Church
Ernest
George H. Amend
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Massive Air Search for Dr Lovelace across 282 mile route
Weather hindered a large search for Dr. and Mrs Lovelace after their small white plane vanished on a weekend trip from Aspen to Albuquerque. Planes from several bases including Hamilton Luke and Kirtland plus NORAD joined a Colorado Springs search HQ. Albuquerque aviation firms and Civil Air Patrol mobilized 14 aircraft each as snow covered terrain reduced visibility. The Lovelaces had visited the Aspen Institute and their daughter Jacqueline, 16, said she was not overly worried given their travel history.
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Aspen
Albuquerque
Hamilton Afb
Calif
Luke Afb
Ariz
Eglin Afb
Fla
Kirtland Afb
North American Air Defense Command
Colorado Springs
Colo
Lovelaces
Civil Air Patrols
New Mexico
Lovelace
Brown
Southwest
Alvin Eurich
Aspen Institute
Jacqueline
Senate Switch On Licenses In Driver Rule Row
In Harrisburg the Senate deleted the restricted license provision from the main bill establishing a driver suspension point system amid a veto threat. It then tucked the idea into a lesser bill for buses on limited highways. Amendments also raise secondary road limits to 55 mph and four lane and turnpike speeds to 60 and 70 mph in places.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Commonwealth
Scranton
Secretary of Highways
Japanese Boat Missing in Storm off Northern Kuriles
A 298 ton Japanese fishing boat Eiyo Maru with 24 crew was reported missing today in stormy seas near the Soviet occupied northern Kuriles. The Maritime Safety Agency said it was taking water and the crew prepared to abandon ship as rescue efforts by four nearby vessels and two patrol ships failed to locate the vessel or any life raft.
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Tokyo
Kurites
Maritime Safety Agency
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Sandra Marackunish
Diane Falcone
Karen Bobick
Barb Shaffer
Jack Novasat
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Nancy Fynck
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Steve Thachik
Dave Strong
Tom Hanyik
Denny Coy
Bill Miller
England
THE
Associated Press
Gazettes
Raymond W. Bliss
Tucson
Martha Stuchul
John P. Stuchul
Bliss
Arlington National Cemetery
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Peking
Formosa
Springfield. Pa
Apa
Dr. Lovelace
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