Tanzania expels two U S diplomats over subversive claims
President Nyerere ordered two American diplomats Gordon and Carlucci to leave Tanzania within 24 hours after accusing them of subversive activities tied to Congo rebels. The U S State Department denied the accusations as unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar
Salaam
Tanzania
Zanzibar
Julius My Roth
Ca Hs
Congo
Tolin Leopoldville
Stanleyville
Gordon
Robert Gorden
U.S
Dat Essaiya
Frank C. Carlucci
U.S. State Department
Washington
Nyerere
State Department
William Leonhart
United Republic
Carlucci
E& Revolution
Wintry Blasts Hit Eastern Nation Broad Areas
A massive winter storm sweeps from the Midwest into the Ohio Valley New England and parts of the South. Cold, snow and gusty winds disrupt daily life and affect millions as it moves eastward across frigid prairie lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Ohio Valley
New England
South
Churchill Remains Grave and Snow Storm Hit Regions
Reports say Sir Winston Churchill remained gravely ill with doctors stating he was slipping into a deeper sleep. Simultaneously a blizzard spread across the East Coast with heavy snow, drifting winds up to 50 mph, and significant accumulations in New England and the midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
Lord Moran
Lord Brain
Great Lakes
Quat
Ohio Valley
Indianapolis
Winston
Ala
Obama
South Carolina
Moran
Georgia
Arkansas
Tennessee
Johnson
Weather Bureau
New York
Saku Sato
Honiions
New Jersey
Long
Jolulu
White House
Connecticut
Bureau Johnson
North Carolina
Newpan
York City
Baltimore
Youth Strangles Brother Covers Midwest Weather Scene
A 13 year old in Fort Worth tells detectives how he choked his brother after pestering him, amid reports of frigid Midwest conditions and related fatalities. The article describes tormented youths in Ohio and widespread zero and subzero temperatures, with details of missing persons and a chilling incident involving the two boys’ bodies found near Dayton. The piece also mentions severe cold across much of the central and western U.S., Seattle fog, and travel disruptions, plus a separate animal auction summary from Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Ohio
Youngstown
Mercury
Kenneth Nix
Dayton
Billy Dean Nixon
Midwest
New England
Kenneth
New York State
Sue Ledy
Noreds
Mim
The
Billy
Okla
Takeone
Arkansas
Florida
Pacific
Northberns Great Basin
Keonneth
Seattle
Portland
Ore
Tinal
Rourn
Hs Metuuma
Variouver
United States seeks Alabama voter rights ruling showdown
Court actions tied to a federal suit challenging Alabama's voter literacy test as unconstitutional. Grand jury indictments focus on the slayings of Andrew Goodman Michael Schwerner and James Chaney near Meridian and Philadelphia. FBI arrests and hearings continue as officials push reform measures and potential openings for voting rights enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neshoba County
Philadelphia
Milside
Mississippi
Andrew Goodman
Michael Schwerner
James Chaney
Meridian
Jackson
Rainey
Price
Ray Smith
Oth
FBI
Court House
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Atty
Richmond’ Flowers
Alabama
George Wallace
Federal Grand Jury
U.S
Katzenbach
Justice Department
Nicholas Katzen
Heithe
Quany
James
Chaney
Trai Nanel
Schwerner
Goodman
Price Hike for Evening Bulletin and Remains on Sundays
The Evening Bulletin will raise single copy street price from 8 to 10 cents starting Monday with dealers receiving a share of the increase. Home delivery stays at 48 cents weekly for six days. Sunday price remains 20 cents. The seven day home delivery remains 68 cents. Three Indiana State College and Pennsylvania State University students receive $150 memorial scholarships from the Society of Farm Women of Pennsylvania, with recipients Betty Lots Kegerries, Sally Evans, and Betty Younce Lane. Scholarships aid girls whose mothers are living or deceased members. Two Indiana County groups, the Rhythitettes and the Laura Lamar Chsoloites, win white ribbon awards at the Folk Dante Festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punantront
Bulletin
Indiana State College
Society
Frank Black
Somerset County
Society of Faum Wollen
Pennsylvania
Reach
Indiana County
Hey
Rhythitettes
Laura jLamar Chas Uiettes
Pretty Girl and Elderly Man to Receive Eyes From Condemned Man
A 15 year old girl and an elderly man will receive corneal transplants from William F. Bowen, 31, who was executed at Kilby Prison for a 1961 Huntsville murder. Bowen requested his eyes be donated to the University of Alabama Medical Center. The girl's eye surgery aims to restore sight hindered by a childhood corneal ulcer. The elderly recipient, who injured his eyes in youth, has cataracts and may gain improved vision. The condemned man's religious conversion is noted and his last words to a minister referenced the eye donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
University Hospital
William F. Bowen
Bowen
Kilby
Huntsville
University of Alabama Medical Center
Lan
Censored Photograph Printed In Bethlehem Liquor Raid
A liquor raid photo printed with the agent’s face blanked to protect him. About 180 dollars worth of untaxed liquor moved from New Jersey was seized at Lehigh University fraternity. In Pittsburgh, county coroner’s jury returned the film to editors and urged grand jury action against Robert W. Deming Lew Lowe for murder in an uptown case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New One
Dean Fisher
Liquor Control Board
New Jersey
Lehigh University
Pittsburgh
Burghen C County
W. Deming Lew- Lowe
Uptowalls
Brown and White
Agath
Bia
Ladele
Obituaries of Greene Sanford Britton Atkins and Others
A string of obituary notices from Indiana based papers details deaths and memorials for Sarah Esther Greene 78 of 662 Water Street Indiana and others aged 60 75 78 with residence histories wives husbands siblings and multiple funeral arrangements including Robinson Lytle's and Oakland Cemetery Indiana. Services set for January 18 with Rev Harald W Abram officiating and interment in Oakland Cemetery. Additional notices record May Agnes Sanford Ada Britton Anna Atkins Lulu Griffith Morland Hall and others with service times and burial plans in Indiana and Elderton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Esther Greene
Samuel K. Greene
Water Street
Indiana
Frances Lepley
Deckers Point
George Christman
Susan Spicher Weaver
Glen Campbell
Clymer
Agnes Sanford
Wayne Ave
Presbyterian Hospital
Pittsburgh
Richard T. Bell Funeral Home
Miss Sanford
Christ Episcopal Church
Douglas J. Carroll
Oakland Cemetery
Jesse O. Atkins
Kenneth
Shelada
R. D
Laird
Star Route Apollo
Dean
Saltsbury
Lulu Griffith Morland C
Charles F
RIS
Locust Street
Elderton
Charles
Lois) Indiana
Wedness Hall
Avonmore
Dan‘day
Iel
Cleo) Cunningham
Saltsp
Indiana Hospital
Clark Funeral Home
Elder- Robinson-Lytle’s
Ton
3Land
Harold W. Abram
Harmony Cemetery
Penn Run
Fire Halted in Blairsville Home Blaze at John Munshower Residence
A early afternoon fire caused minor damage at the John Munshower home 324 North Walnut Street Blairsville. Firefighters quickly contained the flames and prevented further damage. Funeral services for Dr. Annabell Shaffer were held at Creekside Methodist Church with interment at Greenwood Cemetery Indiana. Survivors include husband Jason W Shaffer three sons a daughter and several siblings. Funeral plans listed and visitation hours noted.
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Blairsville
John Munshower
North Walnut Se
Annabell Craig Shaffer
Creekside
Parkwood
Taylor W
Elizabeth Millen Craig
Jason W. Shaffer
Irwin W
Washington, D. C
Eugene B
Chicago, Il
Carlysle J
Kenneth
Rhelma) Kerner
Harry
Alvin
John Craig
Sheloca R
Waldo Craig
Creekside R. D
Russell Craig
Salisburgh
R. D
Wallace
Ruby) Rhea
Sheloca
Boyd
Dorothy
Joseph M. Gilkey
Greenwood Cemetery
Indiana
Rishel Family Wins Big in Pennsylvania Farm Show 4-H
York County teen Richard Rishel, 17, son of the Rishel family, wins the 4-H baby beef contest with a 1,050-pound Angus steer named Bonanza. His brothers William and Edward Jr. previously claimed 4-H championships, with William earning $5.12 per pound in 1961 and Edward Jr. $4.11 in 1962. Stakes rise as open class was eliminated to focus on youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lynch
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Rishel
York
Pennsylvania
Richard Rishel
William
Angus
Edward Jr
Rishels
Theopen
Pennsylvania State University
Richard
Charles Lauchman
Hellam R.D
York County
Thuteyday
Sam
Lauchman
John Welk
Strasburg B.C
Lancaster County
Corky
Larry Weaver
New Holland B.D. 1
Earl Dehiney
Middletown
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Tanganyika
Spice Islands
United States
Weary Unmung
Clayton
Winebark
Rochester Mills
Bright Eyes
Clyde McConaughey
Smicksburg
Duroc Versey
C. Lady
McConaughey
Pennsylvania Geernsey ‘Breeders Association
Dis Wipes Bee Baker
Indien High Schvel
I Cail Te Tu
Pennisylvania Buture Houemak
Aukuta
Imal
FHA Ai
Maria Elizabeth Burns
Antofagasta
Chile
Santiago
Esther Carter
Miss Carter
Ision
Horance Doyle
Barnette
Grand
Oppoam
Ovey
Bethlehem
Ada Britton
William Britton
Pontiac
Mich
Tames
Clarissa Alexander Smith
Jefferson Co
Britton
United Presbyterian Church
Helen Bowman
Frank Bowman
Atlanta
Howard
Dearborn
Harry Wirsheimer
Robinson - Lytle’s
Anna C. Atkins
Joseph
Margaret
Calhoun Harman
Plumcreek
Armstrong Co
First Christ Lutheran Church of
Gastown
WCTU
First
Christ Luthern Church
Gary G. Scott
Christopher C. Watterson
Washington Street
Noble
Susanne Ingelman Watterson
Armstrong County
Washington Township
Watterson
R & P Coal Company
Assembly of God Church of Indiana
Mabelle Kepple
Frank D
Homer City
Robert B. Cmogente
Myers
Greensburg
J. Frank Watterson
Homer Cty
Olive) Schreiner
Mendota
Calif
Charley Watterson
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