Mrs Johnson Tours Hard Coal Regions In Wilkes-Barre
Mrs Johnson arrives in Wilkes-Barre area on an anti-poverty mission. She tours a textile plant assisted by the ARA and retraining projects for unemployed coal miners. She addresses a crowd, thanks supporters, and dedicates a Wilkes College science building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Johnson
Wilkes-Barre
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Eleanor Roos
Pennsylvania
Lady
Wilkes College
Frank Graham
U.S. Johnson City
Texas
North Carolina
Oher
ADA
Janice Erickson
Clarks Summit
Smoking health panel weighs risks of tobacco use
A Public Health Service panel reviewed a report linking tobacco to mouth and esophageal cancers, peptic ulcers, home-fire deaths, and smaller babies. It found no proven link to liver cirrhosis or toxic amblyopia and noted no new research, proceeding to consider remedial actions without a dedicated legislative panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Public Health Service
Health Service
Terry
Peach
Agriculture Department
NEW York
General
Pany
Food Duty
Yand Drug Administration
Evi
Scranton Considers Name Cut From Oregon Primary Ballot
Oregon secretary of state may allow withdrawal of Scranton's name from the March primary ballot by affidavit. Gov Hatfield aide Travis Cross says Scranton could remove his name if not a true candidate, a matter described as conscience driven. Scranton says he is not a candidate and would not rule out future possibilities but remains noncommittal. He also denies seeking police transfers and notes recent resignations at the state police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Howell Appling Jr
Salem
Ore
Gov. Scranton
Washington
Travis Cross
Mark Hatfield
Scranton
Cross
Hatfield
Republian
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
FE. Wilson Purdy
Tansfers
Truck Tire Slams Auto Near Route 422
WHITESBURG A Shelocta District Route 422 incident left Helen G Burke 52 with a damaged east bound car after a spare tire broke loose from an oncoming tractor trailer. The trucker fled the scene. Damages were fixed at 200 dollars and no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitesburg
R.D
Here
Helen G. Burke
Youth Kills Dad Wounds Mother in Muskegon
In Muskegon Michigan a 11 year old newspaper delivery boy admitted to shooting his father Floyd 51 inside their home and wounding his mother Marian 45 after buying a rifle for 10 dollars at a friend's house. He was held on an open charge at Muskegon County Jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskegon, Mich
Muskegon County
Weon R. Rumeohr
Floyd
Rumohr
Marian
Leon
Johnson orders full Panama crisis report on rioting causes
President Johnson directs a comprehensive inquiry into the anti-U.S. rioting in Panama. Officials seek evidence of Castro or Communist agitators influencing mobs and whether covert actions fueled attacks on Canal Zone installations. Talks with Panama and rising tensions over treaty revisions are outlined amid diplomatic strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Presi Jof
Thomas C. Mann
Dent Johnson
Cyrus “Eport
Vance
Panama
Johnson
U.S
Dean Rusk
Asst
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Canal Zone
Roberto Chiari
Smoking Risks Across Nations Prompt Public Health Action
A broad coalition including the American Cancer Society and the American Heart Association backs stronger anti smoking efforts as a federal health study nears. Tobacco industry groups prepare to respond on television advertising while Roswell Park scientists urge nationwide school and public education about the dangers of smoking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cancer Society
American Heart Association
National Tuberculosis Association
American Public Health Association
U.S. Public Health Service
British Ministry of Health
Royal College of Physicians
Pennsylvania
American Medical Association
Television Code Review Board
National Association of Broadcasters
Miami
New York State
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
East German Troops Fire Tear Gas During Border Film Flop
East German soldiers fired tear gas at a West Berlin television crew near the Spandau border but a sudden wind reversed the gas, dispersing the troops. Police say the crew filmed East German troops tipping down abandoned houses in the area.
GOP State Executive Unit Meets in Harrisburg
The Republican state executive committee in Harrisburg proposes candidates for Pennsylvania's 1964 state ticket led by U.S. Senator Hugh Scott. Ten at large delegates to the GOP national convention in San Francisco include Gov. Scranton and Scott. M. Harvey Taylor also expected. The full state committee will review recommendations later this month.
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Harrisburg
U.S
Hugh Scott
San Francisco
Scranton
Scott
Harvey Taylor
Frank
P. McGlinn
McGlinn
Truax
Pennsylvania
National Finance Committee
GOP
Pastor Dies During Last Rites at Philadelphia Church
Rev. Stanislau Garstha age 67, pastor of St Laurentius Church, collapsed and died Friday night while administering last rites to a 79 year old parishioner who had died 45 minutes earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Stanislau Garstha
St. Laurentius Church
Reports No Concern To Investors
New York based investors have largely ignored health scares over a decade as cigarette stocks show strong gains. American Tobacco rose from 15 to 28.50 with earnings up from 1.48 to 2.51 per share by 1962, while Liggett & Myers, Lorillard, Philip Morris, and Reynolds also posted notable price climbs and earnings improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
American Tobacco Co
American Tobacco
Liggett & Myers
P. Lorillard
Philip Morris
R. J. Reynolds
Cos!ing
Reynolds andLorillard
Dow Jones
Summon Troops To Calcutta Over Sectarian Violence
Calcutta area police and troops were deployed after deadly clashes between Muslims and Hindus left about 60 dead. Three policemen were killed near Gaighata as Hindus overpowered guards, prompting curfews and bans on demonstrations around Calcutta. The violence followed reports of killings in East Pakistan's Khulna region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
India
Gaighata
West Pakistan
P.C. Sen
West Bengal
East Pakistan
Khulna
Welcome Appeal On Canal Crisis
A plea for aid or resolution emerges over a canal crisis. The piece names a local group or official body urging action and outlines stakes tied to navigation, supply, or regional disruption. Public concern rises as authorities seek a rapid, coordinated response.
Obituaries and Panamanian Crisis Debate Highlight Gazette Page
Andrew Sharp Guiste of Penn Run dies at Indiana Hospital aged 81. A complete obituary will appear in Monday's Gazette. The piece references Panama canal revenue disputes, U S State Department reaction, and a 1964 emergency council session in Ca noe Township. U.S. delegate Stevenson says U S will comply with messages to Rusk and Solis, urging restraint and direct negotiations.
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Andrew Sharp Guiste
Belle Elgin Guiste
Penn Run
Indiana Hospital
Robinson-Lytie Funeral Home
Panama
State Department
Cance
Indiana Co
Nan Castrillo Justiniano
Bo-Pluma North
Glen Campbell
Livia
U.S
Dean Rusk
Galileo Solis
Daniel Fire
Brickle
Council
Aaron States
Fairview Baptist Church of
Ca- Boyd
Clara Meck
Punxsutawney
Pan l
Cyprus
Turkey
Mediterran
Gan Ieland
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Rusk and
Solis
Boyd
Rites set for Indiana man and Panama incident notes
Funeral services will be held Sunday at H. O. Raleigh Funeral Home Hillsdale for Dale C Marlin with interment in Brickell Cemetery Banks Township near Smithport Rev Rex Brickell to officiate OAS mission active as Panamanian turmoil spreads to U S officials in Washington and Panama City highlights include naval and diplomatic actions and calls for canal treaty revision Survivors include wife Irma Harrison Marlin and sister Edna Wilson plus American Legion members The second obituary notes Samuel A Jones 78 of 593 South Seventh Street Indiana died January 9 1964 after a life in Indiana and England with multiple survivors and a long history in local churches and clubs The report also covers Panamanian student disturbances and U S Panamanian diplomatic tensions over the canal leading to OAS sending peace missions and high level talks in Washington and Panama with talks to revise the canal treaty
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Raleigh
Hillsdale
Rex Brickell
Dale C. Marlin
Irma Harrison Marlin
Street
Indiana
West Penn Hospital
Pittsburgh
Mr. Marlin
Robert Thompson
Carrie Bryan Marlin
U.S
Marlin
Calvary U. P. Church
Shakespeare Club
F & A M Lodge
Coudersport
Jaffa Temple
Harry
Edna) Wilson
Arcadia
California
Robinson-Lytle
James Burnett Reid
Oakland Cemetery
American Legion Post 141
Panama
Samuel A. Jones
South Seventh Street
Ana
Shome
England
Panaslate Thomas
Anna George Manian
Jones
Indi
Rochester
Pittsburgh Coal Co
Canal Zone
Graystone Presbyterian
U.N
Security Council
Margaret Ann Brown Jones
United States
George T. Jones
Lansing
Aquilino
Michigan
Kenneth E. Jones
Boyd
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Timothy A. Jones
Kent
Ohio
Thomas Jones
Homer
City
William H. Jones
Edith
Hutchinson
Bassador Enrique Tejera
Paris
R. P
Anna) Neal
Clearfield
Rodolfo Weidmanns
Argentina
Alfredo Vazquez
Carrizosa
Colombia
Jose An
Richard T. Bell
Tonio Bonilla
Dominican Republic
Yel Trucco
Chile
Chiari
R. Byron Cruz
OAS
Ier
Greenwood
Ceme
Tereratory
Diplomatica
Washington
Solis
United
Sion
Organization of American States
Johnson
Ollice
Mann
Vance
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Enanker
Wynce UE Reyes
Pan American Airways
Dad
Mother
Co. Hunts
Stevenson
United Nations
Gazette
GOP State
Anna M. Brickle
Mrs. States
Samuel and
Margaret Spencer Pierce
Banks Nanenia
Inter-American Peace Commission
Chairi
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