Soviet Parliament Not Just a Rubber Stamp
Moscow paper Literary Gazette asserts Supreme Soviet committees show disagreements behind doors and vote on draft laws 13-11 in water pollution debate, while full sessions vote unanimously. It notes committees receive citizen letters, review articles, and hear officials before publicized unanimous acts.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Mosk
Supreme Soviet
Communist —Party
Nwspaper Literary Gazette
Literary Gazette
K Kremlin
Marines Storm Delta in Major Amphibious Assault
Delta operation Deckhouse Five involved multibattalion Marine forces aboard a 12-ship task force off Vung Tau near Saigon. After weather delays, Marines led the landing with Amtrak troop carriers, supported by artillery as Viet Cong training camps were targeted. Alpha Company reported an early enemy kill. casualties followed during night sniping as Viet Namese forces engaged. Commander Westmoreland indicated this marked the first American commitment to the delta with potential permanent US presence in coming months.
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Vung Tau
Saigon
U.S
Task Force 76
Amtrak
Coconino County
Canberra
St. Francis River
Stanley Cattle
Tulare
Calif
White Beach
Delta
Iwo Jima
Vietnam
1St Battaion
9Th Regiment
Sue Called
North
South Vietnam
Michael Sayers
Tort Smith
Ark
I Company
William ©. Westmoreland
FBI and Police Hunt Ransom Bandit
FBI and Boulder police seek the kidnapper(s) who extorted Betty Sue Hill for 50000 dollars. Bank president Leo Hill wired the ransom after a gunman forced entry to the home and directed the transfer via a laundry and a library room at the University of Colorado. A note later diverted funds and an empty briefcase was found.
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Boulder
Colo
FBI
Betty Sue Hill
Leo
First National Bank of Boulder
Hill
Paul Dawson
Norlin
University of Colorado
Cabe
Found Guilty In Death Trial
Mrs. Evans faced a murder trial with prosecutors depicting her as jealous and vengeful after eight shots were fired at her husband as he approached in their trailer bedroom. The defense challenged the testimony and claimed a brutal attack, while the jury heard differing accounts from Dr. Sayers and witnesses.
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Clark
Evans
Cope
Kenneth Sayers
Sayers
Mr. Cope
Blizzard Hits Plains With Heavy Snow Across Eight States
A major blizzard battered the northern Plains with 12 inches in Duluth and widespread snow across North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Iowa Minnesota Missouri Wisconsin and Michigan. Temperatures plunged below zero as warnings spread and travel hazards increased.
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Plains
Duluth
Rockies
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Missouri
Wisconsin
Michigan
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Alpena
Socoda
Mich
Salt Lake City
North
Minnesota Twin Cities
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Glasgow
Mont
Key West
Fla
Pontiff Pleads for Peace in Vietnam at Vatican
Pope Paul VI vowed to pursue a just durable peace in Vietnam and urged world leaders to help end the war. He spoke in French to 59 diplomats at the Vatican Consistorial Hall during the New Year greetings, thanking them for backing peace initiatives and urging negotiat ions and agreements.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vietnam
Vatican
United States
China
Soviet Union
Testimony Focuses on Fear Before Shooting Incident
Mrs Evans testified she shot after the victim moved toward her and she found the bedroom doorway closed. Mr Cope claimed fear of bodily harm or death prompted the gunfire as her husband advanced. The defense recalled a prior beating and her decision to leave him sparked the confrontation.
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Evans
Cope
Jagan
Pine Township Unit Elects Reorganized Officers
HEILWOOD The annual reorganization meeting of Pine Township Supervisors elected Steve Beilchick as chairman Richard Davis as vice chairman Alex Jusko as road master Sara Beltz as secretary treasurer Attorney Gilbert S Parnell Sr was retained as solicitor and The Peoples Bank of Clymer retained as depository of funds Millage will stay at eight mills Meetings will be held the first Monday of each month at 7 p.m.
Mrs. Coplon Cleared Of Spy Charge
Judith Coplon, once linked to a spy case, is cleared after 17 years as federal indictments against her are dismissed in Washington and New York. The 45 year old, who married Albert Socolov and bore four children, had faced espionage trials that produced prison sentences later stayed on appeal. Bail money is to be returned. Coplon was arrested in Manhattan in 1949 with Valentin Gubitchev of the Soviet UN staff.
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New York
Judith Coplon
Justice Department
Miss Coplon
Albert H. Socolov
Daugher
Washington
Brooklyn
Socoley
Coplon
Federal Court
Manhattan
Valentin A. Gubitchev
Soviet Union
United Nations
Indiana Co Included In PDH Plan
The State Highways Department will begin 958 599 dollars of landscape beautification projects in 15 counties as part of a 2.6 million highway beautification program. It includes 617 900 dollars for two tourist information centers on Interstate 90 in Erie County and Interstate 80 in Monroe County. Eventually 14 centers will be built at interstate entrances statewide. Initial counties: Bucks Butler Cambria Columbia Dauphin Perry Fulton Bedford Indiana Lehigh Philadelphia Snyder Union Tioga Westmoreland.
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Harrisburg
State Highways Department
Erie County
Monroe County
Commonwealth
Bucks
Butler, Cambria
Columbia
Dauphin-Perry
Fulton -Bedford
Indiana
Lehigh
Philadelphia
Snyder - Union
Tioga
Westmoreland
Kennedy's Dallas trip linked to political choice
The Warren Commission's finding that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone is echoed as Manchester details Oswald motive. Kennedy's Dallas visit faced liberal-conservative feuds with Yarborough and Connally, influencing the decision to pass the Book Depository route rather than the Woman's Building site. The piece notes Kennedy's popularity, Oswald's hostility, and political calculations shaping the itinerary.
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Kennedy
Texas Book Depository
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Trade Mart
Book
Warren Commission
Book Building
Texas
John B. Connally
Oswald
Houston
Tex
Johnny Keane
Obituaries and Weather Note From Indiana Local Pages
Obituary notices detail deaths of Rev Orvis R Earman 63 longtime Plumville and Nanty Glo pastor died amid long illness in Anderson Indiana with survivors including his wife Audry Hilliard and sons James Joseph Jack and six grandsons. Other notices cover Virginia Mae Black 79 Edith McHenry Huber and Wincia Jakubick Miranitz with service details and interments. A weather report warns even fresh snow poses health risk due to rising atmospheric pollutants.
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Orvis R. Earman
Anderson
Ind
Plumville
Nanty Gto
Americana Nursing Center
An‘derson
Tyson Eden
Annie Gearhart Eakman Sanger
Audrrey A. Hilliard
Eakman
Eakman Had Served As Pastor of the First Church of God
Nanty Glo
First Church of God of
Laura Gearhart
Frank
Harrison
Warren
Bowser
Mason R, Traister
Georgeville Cemetery
Keane resigns as Yankees manager after Berra firing
Keane resigns to replace fired Yogi Berra as Yankees manager. The move comes after reports he would be replaced at season end. Cardinals had already dismissed General Manager Bing Devine, a close ally of Keane. Keane, a longtime Cardinals figure, was fired by the Yankees last May after a decline to last place. A 1935 head injury ended his chances of a major league playing career.
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Keane
Californ
Tia Angels
Oswald
Houston
William C. Sutton
St. Louis
Cardinals
New York Yankees
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Texas
Manchester
Sen
Ralph Yarborough
Gov
Connally
Johnson
Unap- Manila
Constabulary
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Manila
U. S. Navy
Yogi Berra
Yankees
Bing Devine
Mrs Kennedy in Greece during planning stages of trip
Mrs Kennedy recuperates in Greece after the loss of her third child and writes 10 page letters to John Kennedy describing longing and tensions in Washington. She returns to Washington on October 17 with high spirits and says she will campaign anywhere with him. Manchester notes his interest in her Dallas luncheon wardrobe.
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Manchester
Kennedy
Dallas
Recital Set At University at Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Victoria Smith and Ronald Bevan seniors in IU P Music and Music Education will present a senior recital Sunday at 3 p.m. in Cogswell Hall Auditorium. Smith a mezzo soprano and Bevan a pianist perform three pieces each. the program honors Epiphany and invites the public.
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Victoria Smith
Ronald V. Bevan
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Loysburg
Wee
New Kensington
Cogswell Hall
Batangas
Ter-ran
Miss Smith
Elizabeth Stew
Chicago
University
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Louise) Bartley
Altoona
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Howard Jamison
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Homer City
Czechosovakia
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Hranitz
St. Francis Church
Graceton
Jednota Lodge
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Wincie) Dochstader
Niagara Falls
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Detroit
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Patrick Hallow
Edith McHenry Huber
Fred P. Muber
Locust St
Gilpin
Charlotte Borland McHenry
White Twp
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Huber
Rayne Two
Zion Lutheran Church
Women’s Missionary Society
U.S.C
Ladies
Mothers of Democracy
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Nora Rieder
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