Former state official sought repayment of travel expenses
A fired state official, James Cozens, is under review to recover about 1400 in travel expenses charged while stationed in Harrisburg. The Bureau of Disbursements reported 4374.35 in hotel and meal costs since January 1963, with questions over entitlement and aging records.
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Tiarrisburg
Cozens
Lepitistate
Trai
Safety Bureau
Ingram
Justice Dewithem
Enforcement
Dishis
H. Earl Pitzer
Cozen
Comdelphia
Harry H. Brainerd
Theo
B. Smith
Harrisburg
Patros
at-News
Smith
Brainerd
Smith and Brainerd
Philadelphials
Scranton
John W. Ingram
Spe
Gram
Senate
House
Robert F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Senate Chooses New Head in 89th Congress
Senate figures show a liberal lean on economics with loyalty to the President on Medicare and anticipated health care passage. A distant boundary is drawn on civil rights, with continued opposition to some administration bills and foreign aid cuts. Kuchel’s GOP whip prospects fade while Dirksen’s re‑election looks likely as liberal Sen. Anderson leads a bid to reform Senate rules to curb filibusters.
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Johnson
Senate
Thomas H. Kuchel
California
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Kuchel
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Dirksen
Clinton P. Anderson
New Mexico
Democrat
Congress
Mob riots in Saigon as crowds demand ouster of Huong
A 1000 strong Saigon crowd rioted for more than three hours shouting to overthrow Premier Tran Van Huong and denouncing American involvement. The unrest left several dead and many wounded, with clashes near the water front and marketplace. A photographer was injured as Marines dispersed demonstrators. Students later blocked streets chalking Down with Premier Tran Van Huong on passing vehicles.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Iain
Pretier Veou van Huong
Maxwell D.) Taylor
Associated Press
Huynh Cong la
Tran van Huong
Governor To Address Citizens
Governor Scranton will deliver a State of the Commonwealth address to the people Tuesday evening by radio and television. The taped speech will air at various times across Pennsylvania after a separate address to the General Assembly at 1545 bee. Networks and stations listed will carry the public broadcast in multiple cities including Philadelphia Pittsburgh Harrisburg Wilkes Barre and Scranton.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
Missing and presumed captured in Vietnam conflict
Government casualties are estimated at about 500. Since December 1961, 247 Americans have died in combat in Viet Nam. The Senate omits Goldwater who ran for president. New Congress to be the highest paid in history at 30000 a year after a 7500 raise. Draft chairman Riv ers favors keeping the draft and a military pay boost. Health care bills for the elderly under Social Security move forward.
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Viet Nam
Senate
Goldwater
Newt Congress
L. Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
House Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Cecil R. King
D-Calif
House
Social Security
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Advisory Council On Social Security
Girl's Leg Shortened By Surgery At Oswestry Hospital
Oswestry England AP reports 19 year old Anne Rowston who stood 6 feet 714 inches tall had leg shortening surgery last weekend. The procedure aims to reduce her height by more than seven inches and she remains in hospital weeks of recovery ahead with physiotherapy.
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Oswestry
England
iSurgea
Anne Rowston
Anne
Oswestry Orthopedic Hospital
Copa!eter Leal
Hazel Coalmer Huey
Hillsdale
Memorial Hospital
Clearfield
James
Jennie Williams Coglmer
Banks Twp
Indiana County
Joseph G. Huey
Huey
Smithport Methodist Church
Hillsdale Methodist Church
New York
Clyde Coalmer
Dixonville
Kenneth E. Coalmer
Marion Center
R. D
Mary Iverwine
Mary Washington
Thejjan Center
H. D. Bair
New York Senate
William E. Shaffer
Sen
Ward M. Kennedy
Massachus
East Mahoning
T. Purchase
John F. Kennedy
Edward
Senate
Robert
Theodore Foster
Rhode Island
Dwight Foster
Massachusetts
Wilbur M. Henderson
South 13Th Street
Inediana
H. N
Clara Shick
Henderson
Clarington
Forest County
Alice Frantz
Peoples Natural Gas Company
Girty Station
PNG
Paul L
Tallmadge
Ohio
Dale E
Delmont
Dean A
San Diego
Calif
J. T
Ruth) McKnight
Chicago, Jr
R. W
Lois) Abplunalp
East Wenatcher
Wash
R. A
Inn
Tanch
Hanau
Germany
J. C
Myrna) Hanna
Imperial
C. A
Floya) Hoover
York
Pittsburgh
Koppers Co
Inc
Sinclair Oil Corp
Clark
Elan Equal Partnership
Derton
Koppers
William S
Marwin and
Tha
Kobuta
Beaver Coun
C. Vincent
Wilson
Chester E. Brown
Clarington (Pa
Margaret Emma Kunkle
Wills of Creekside 2
Indiana
Plastics
Hyde Park
le Uwee
Howe
John
Creekside
William
Allison Park
Charles
Charles Young
Wid- Vhe Partnership
Japan
Earl Haslou
Joseph Bro Hing
Ther Sun Plastics
Offech
Blanchard
Interneat
Sinclair Oil
Houston
Tex
Garden of the Good Shepherd
Greenwood Cemetery
Johnson Address Ils Climax Continues Debated Rules Changes
Congress faces clashes over rules aimed at easing filibusters in the Senate and curbing the House Rules Committee. Mississippi seating dispute looms as Democrats and Republicans contest the delegation. High on the agenda: Social Security boosts, hospital insurance, tax cuts, antipoverty expansion, education aid, and Appalachian development funds.
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Appalachian
Senate
House
Johnson
House Rules Committee
Mississippi
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
Congress
Appalachia
Attempted Perfect Crime Murder Charge Shocks Illinois
AP report details Harrison Crouse a University of Illinois freshman charged with murdering his parents and sister in a bid at the perfect crime. He claimed he planned the shootings for two days and hoped to get away with it, after sentences and moments describing the living room scene and his sister Sally's death.
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Wilmette
Ill
University of Illinois
Harrison Crouse
Crouse
North Shore
Chicago
Illinois
Tri
Haskins & Sells
Police
Norma
Obituary notices from Punxsutawney and Blairsville area
Multiple death notices and funeral details for residents of Punxsutawney, Blairsville, and surrounding towns. Includes INA MARIE BLOSE and others, birth and death dates, family relations, church affiliations, funeral arrangements, and interment plans.
Johnson Returns From Texas Holiday Amid State of the Union Climate
President Johnson, returning from a 13 day break at his Texas ranch, will outline a July 1 tax cut potentially near 2 billion dollars in his State of the Union message, with no early foreign surprises indicated. He attended services at National City Christian Church and visited Kennedy's grave at Arlington with Mrs. Johnson and Marvin Watson entourage.
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Congress
Pehnece
Johnson
Washington
Texas Ranch
National City Christian Church
John F. Kennedy
Welfare Workers Strike Shuts NYC Welfare System
New York AP reports a citywide strike by welfare department workers threatens to halt public aid to about 500000 impoverished adults and children. Workers demand higher wages and better conditions, with a state court issuing a restraining order and officials seeking volunteer help as the dispute unfolds.
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New York
Welfare Department
James K. Dudipsen
Supreme Court
Pulive
Reuters
Scranton Legislature Faces Budget and Policy Debates
Scranton leaders inch toward a joint caucus decision as requests for higher public assistance mental health and education spending and increased state salaries mount. Officials anticipate a possible $50 to $90 million surplus by June 30 and a new budget near 1.3 billion, surpassing this year’s 1.172 billion. No new taxes expected. legislature plans a brief session this week with a Jan 25 adjournment and the State Farm Show mid January. Major topics include education subsidies student loans superintendent salary and school bus aid, plus labor and industry moves to raise workers' compensation and broaden Industrial Development Authority scope, with winding implications for Philadelphia and private/parochial school support.
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Scranton
State Farm
Harrisburg
Johnson
Washington
Sia
Penssyllvania Industrial Development Authority
Philadelphia
Viet Cong Reopens Binh Gia Battle
Viet Cong reopened the battle of Binh Gia near Saigon attacking Vietnamese units around the outskirts. A U.S. adviser was killed, the first American casualty in 1965, with two more Americans reported missing. Eleven Vietnamese troops died and forty were missing as fighting continued along the Binh Gia–Bama Highway area amid concerns over troop commitment and command responses.
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Wwe
Binh Giand
U.S
Bucoday
Fwe Vilicee Wiepyuncey
Binh Gia
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Binh Giu-Bama
Hyby Sinews Ke Stent
Lding
Guverns
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Goenn
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Cherformerly
Yatesborn
Ry Tree R.D
Patchinville
Adrian Hospital
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Miners Hospital
Spangler
Max
Mary Davis Wetzel
Order of Eastern Star
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Alan’ Strivy
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At Jy
Williard
Dongola
Mrs.Jald
Eipht
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Henry
London
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Constance
Debra
Patricia
Samuel T. Glenn
Curry Funeral Home
Summerville
George Michells
Pisgah Cemetery
Corry
Phyllis
Jane
Regina
Mary
Thomas Wetzel
Burnside
Robert Davis
Cherry Tree
Lester Good
Warren
Punxsutawney
Abe
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Ihis
Vira Reitz Good
Willam
Louise) Means
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Belle Stieher
Ford City
Kelso Good
Naomi Rolls
Twila
Melvin C. Gwin
McCracken
Stella Grace Frew
Blairsville
Latrobe Hospital
Loyalhanna Township
Westmoreland County
John R
Helen M. Newhouse Frew
Frew
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ladies Auxiliary of the
Eagles
American Legion Auxiliary
Randy
Tha M. Frew
Saltsburg
Harald
Ine) Skhrum
Genevieva Frew
Carl Arthur Frew
Solon
Ruth Mae) Foster
Belle Chase
Ferguson and Son Funeral
INY Welfare
Viet Cong
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