Evacuees Arrive as Panama Crisis Spreads
Panamanian unrest drives US dependents to flee to Charleston Air Force Base. Planes evacuate 900 adults and children, with 60 aboard the first flight and 31 children among them. Dependent families recount rioting in Panama City and guards protecting evacuees as they seek lodging and contact with relatives.
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Charleston
S.C
Panama
Charleston Afb
Air Force
American Red Cross
Charleston Air Force Base
Lodg
Karen Jacobs
Minne
Carols
Panama City
United States
Jacobs
Laj
Guardia
Jenkins
U.s.-Controlled
Canal Zone
al Said
PLCB to revoke licenses for Pittsburgh venues
The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board announced on Wednesday that three Pittsburgh establishments face license revocation on February 7 for violations including gambling on premises, sales to non members, and after hours sales. The Metro Bar on Franks town Avenue and Krone's Driftwood Lounge in Butler are among those facing sanctions with additional suspensions ordered for several licensees in Butler, Allegheny, and Erie counties. A final note mentions only Denver and Philadelphia mint operations remaining in the U.S.
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Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Liquor Control Board
Auditorium Lounge, Inc
Fifth Avenue
South Hills Civic League
Court Place
Anthony Arthur Boscia
Metro Bar
Frankstown Avenue
Butler County
Herbert C
Rosemary A. Krone
Krone
Driftwood
Butler
Walter and
Mary Terbovich
Walter Terbovich
Lyndora
Allegheny
Leo B
Dario B. Sestini
West Penn Inn
Springdale
Erie
Rutherford B
Violet L. Hayes
Rutherford B. Hayes
World News Highlights From Rome and Korea
Proposes able bodied men be put to work for relief roll recipients. In Rome, a Vatican plan outlines safeguarding Michelangelo's Pieta for a 10 million dollar trip to the New York World's Fair. In Korea, North Korea claims to return the body of a shot down pilot as talks with Vatican officials discuss Orthodox relations.
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Rome
Michelangelo
Pleta
Mary
Christ
Vatican
Panmunjom
Korea
Siberia
North Korea
Seoul
Vatican City
Athen
Iagoras
Constantinople
Istan
Chang Chung-hwan
Pope Paul VI
U.N
Alday
Cristoforo Colom
Naples
Park
Holy Land
New York
Nosuch
Athenagoras
Britain
Apostolic
U.S
Weaver
Erie
Robert Seedlock
Athenagoras Alsojed
Crawford
Mercer
Chang
Moscow
Fidel Castro
Walter R. Mears
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Sen
Bar J
Goldwater
Economic Club
Arizona Republican Act
Johnson
Ises
Congress
Weaver seeks another term amid Johnson program praise
Rep. James D. Weaver of Pennsylvania announced for re election while criticizing bureaucratic excess in Washington. He framed Johnson's program as capable of solving all problems ending poverty and creating prosperity. The event took place in the hometown of Governor Goldwater's campaign trail stop.
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Washington
James D. Weaver
R-Pa
Johnson
Goldwater
Gov
Youth Admits Girl's Murder in Central Park Case
A 19 year old Blauvelt, Richard F. Bell Jr., was arraigned in New York on a murder charge for strangling 18 year old Carole Yvonne Hughes in Central Park. Police say he admitted the crime after she allegedly told him she was pregnant and demanded marriage. autopsy found she was not pregnant.
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NEW York
Richard F. Bell Jr
Blauvelt
N.Y
Carole Yvonne Hughes
Pearl River
Central Park
Bell
Miss Hughes
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Indiana. Pa
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Boeing
Salt Lake City
World News
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Castro
Indiana Evening Gazette Vol
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Galaxie
Star
Ocrave Auto
Luther Ford Sales, Inc
Homer City
Ce the Complete Variety Store
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Indiana, Pa
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Troutman
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