Kennedy book changes delete children passages in affair
The Kennedy family helped drive a settlement over Harper Row and Manchester to delete or modify passages about the late president’s children and assassination. Mrs. Kennedy’s suit to block publication was dropped as a hardcover edition is planned for April and a paperback later.
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New York
Harper & Row
William
Manchester
Kennedy
Dell Books
Mra. Kennedy
Cass Canfield
Canfield
Connecticut
Kennedy Memorial
Cambridge
Mass
Johnson
Caroline
John
Indiana
Nedy
Langham Hadon de Indiana
Cam- Johnson
Inauguration Held For Gov Shafer
The swearing in of Gov Shafer drew about 10 000 spectators at the State Farm Show Arena. He selected a family bible for the ceremony and quoted Psalm 27 1. Shafer became the first lieutenant governor elected directly to governor, ending a four year journey. The day included a private luncheon, a two hour inaugural ride, and an inaugural ball after a GDP 100 a plate dinner to reduce campaign debt.
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Shafer
Scranton
Mary
State Farm Show Arena
David P. Shafer
Elizabeth Berry Shafer
George M. Leader
Pennsylvania
Jay Waite
Capitol
Dalton
Farm Show
Charles H. Percy
Bill
John C. Jordan
New Castle
GOP’ State Committee
Area WAVE Ends Training at Bainbridge Navy Center
Elsie Jean Rummel of Marion Center Joint High School completes ten weeks of basic training at Recruit Training Command Bainbridge Maryland. She graduates during a military review on January 13 and will take a seven day leave before reporting to Bainbridge for General Duty Administration. She learned naval orientation history citizenship current events naval shows aircraft and armament Navy jobs and training self improvement first aid physical training and military bearing.
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Elsie Jean Rummel
William V. Rhodes
B.C
Recruit Training Command
United States Naval Training Center
Bainbridge
Maryland
Marion Center Joint High School
Naval Training Center
General Duty Administration
Rummel
Navy
State Bus Law Court Ruling Raises School Busing Debate
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court faces a challenge to a 1965 state law allowing public school buses to transport private and parochial students. Justices Roberts and Aegan joined in the opinion with Beil and Cohen dissenting. About 131,000 students reportedly ride these buses. Opponents argue violation of separation of church and state while supporters from the Philadelphia School District cite health and safety benefits. The case originated from Abington Township, Rose Tree Union, and Philadelphia groups. In Washington, GOP leaders Dirksen and Ford plan a strong response to Johnson's State of the Union, urging budget cuts and advocating targeted social security and military policy positions.
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Michael A. Egan
Henry X. O’brien
Roberts
John C. Beil Jr
Herbert B. Cohen
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Supreme Court
Abington Township
Montgomery County
Rose Tree Union
Delaware County
Presbytery of
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Baptist Association
Jewish Community Relations Council of
Greater Philadelphia
Council of Liberal Churches
Unitarian-Universalist
Walter W. Rabin
Villadelphia Area
Quaker City
Rabin
Washington
Johnson
GOP
U.S
Vietnam
Congress
Everett M. Dirksen
Gerald R. Ford
State of the Union
Capitol
Supreme Court Chamber
Senate
Dirksen
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Africa
Middle East
Ford
United States
Soviet Union
Walker Returns to Allegheny County Commissioner Seat
John M. Walker is appointed to fill the unexpired term of the late Blair Gunther on the Allegheny County Board of Commissioners. Walker, a former county commissioner and state senator, joins two Democrats on the board.
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Walker
Common Pleas Court Board of Judges
Blair Gunther
Latrobe Steel Hit By Walkout
About 1,200 Latrobe Steel Co workers walked out in a strike over the furlough of a United Steelworkers Local 1537 union steward. Workers departed Sunday night in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, union officials said.
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Latrobe, Pa
Latrobe Steel Co
United Steelworkers Loval
Wolfenden Honored By Indiana JC's
Mr. Wolfenden, visiting Florida, receives an Outstanding Jaycee award from the Indiana JC's. The citation highlights his leadership in Indiana Hospital Board service, White Township sewer project, founding Indiana Community Chest, term as State Senator, presidency of Savings and Trust Bank, long Kiwanis membership, and church roles. George Hood presented the award. Mr. Archer spoke on Jaycee growth to over 6,000 chapters and 260,000 members.
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Potter
Wolfenden
Florida
Jaycees
Indiana
Archer
Indiana Hospital Board of Directors
Indiana Community Chest
Harrisburg
The
Savings and Trust Bank
Indiana Kiwanis Club
Calvary United Presbyterian Church
George Hood
Iocal Jaycee
Indiana District Office
Social Security Administration
Jaycee Organization
Indiana County Planning Commission Hears University Growth Plans
The Indiana County Planning Commission met to hear Dr. Charles W. Leach of Indiana University discuss land needs for growth and expansion. The commission reaffirmed that any disposal of the County Farm should favor University expansion and considered Act 537 sewer and water studies for boroughs and townships. They also advised Sloan Cornell on routing the Penn View Mountain Railroad through Burrell Township Park edge, reviewed Rayne Township Park development including sewage, picnic areas, roads, and approved beach house construction plans.
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Indiana County Planning Commission
Charles W. Leach
Indiana University
Leach
Planning Commission
County Planning Commission
Pennsylvania
Sloan Cornell
Penn View Mountain
Burrell Township
Cornell
Rayne Township Park
Rayne Township
Obituaries: Maria Louise Johnson and others in Ohio and Indiana
Obituary notices record the death of Maria Louise Johnson 84 of Cleveland formerly Plumville died January 16 1967 at Bradley Road Hospital Bay Village Ohio. Born August 25 1882 in Finland she was married to John Johnson deceased and survived by sons Robert and Ellen and William all of Cleveland a brother Fred New York City a sister Anna Backlund Finland eight grandchildren twelve great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements by Bowser Funeral Home Plumville with services Thursday at 2 pm Rev Paull E Spring officiating burial in Beracha Cemetery. Also noted are Kenneth J Shankle 44 Indiana R D 1 who died January 16 1967 in Oakland Veterans Hospital Pittsburgh born November 8 1922 son of Thomas Roy and Grace Shankle, member of Bethel United Presbyterian Church, Indiana Post 1989 VFW, and longtime employee of J. M. Stewart Co. Surviving are widow Sara May Fitzgerald Shankle a son Laird Randall a daughter Sara Elaine three brothers Lester Ord and Gerald and two sisters Margaret Sexton and Abbeide Fitzgerald. Visitation ongoing at Robinson-Lytle’s Indiana with funeral Thursday 1:30 pm Rev Harold Sherman officiating. Oakland Cemetery Indiana to hold military rites. Also Bruno Thomas 68 of Clarksburg died January 14 1967 in Indiana Hospital. Funeral 1:30 pm Wednesday Hunter Funeral Home Saltsburg Rev Robert Jansen officiating. Interment Edgewood Cemetery Saltsburg.
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Maria Louise Johnson
Cleveland
Plumville
Bradley Road Hospital
Bay Village
Finland
John Johnson
Our Savior Church
Robert
Edwin
Ellen) Johnson
William
Fred
New York City
Anna Backglund
Ekemis
Erick
Johannes
Matilda Niland
Elda Lilland
Bowser
Paull E. Spring
Beracha Cemetery
Kenneth J. Shankle
Indiana R.D
Oakland Veterans Hospital
Pittsburgh
Commodore
Thomas Roy
Grace Rodney Shankle
Indiana
Shankle
Bethel United Presbyterian Church
Indiana Post
Edgewood Sportsmen
J. M. Stewart Co
McGregor Motor Co
Sara May Fitzgerald Shankle
Laird Randall
Sara Elaine
Lester
R.D
Ord
Clymer
Gerald
Gary
Ind
Walter
Margaret) Sexton
Dean
Abbeide) Fitzgerald
Bruno
Thomas
Clarksburg
Indiana Hospital
Hunter Funeral Home
Saltsburg
Robert Jansen
Edgewood Cemetery
Railroads Hit in Vietnam War Actions Across Regions
Reports detail renewed attacks on rail yards and outposts in Vietnam as 395,000 U.S. troops are deployed. Premier Ky plans a 10 day trip to Australia and New Zealand amid antiwar protests. Viet Cong casualties in several engagements total 82 with 57 killed in a major clash 30 miles southwest of Saigon. The Iron Triangle sweep nears 2,973 enemy killed and 214 sampans destroyed. Rail yard actions near Hanoi yield unclear results. Thai Nguyen yards last hit August 1 near a Chinese steel mill not attacked.
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Thailand
U.S
Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Australia
New Zealand
Saigon
Iron Triangle
Hanoi
Thai Nguyen
Anti Poverty Fund Cuts Protested in Pittsburgh Rally
Several hundred demonstrators rallied Monday at Gateway Center in downtown Pittsburgh to protest cuts of about 2 million dollars in federal anti poverty funds. speakers included Jacqueline Crawley and other community leaders. mayor Joseph Barr attended along with William D. McCelland and Bishop John J. Wright. the event was hosted by 30 local anti poverty groups plus NAACP Urban League and United Steelworkers Union.
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Pittsburgh
Gateway Center
Jacqueline Crawley
North Side
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
The
Urban League
United Steelworkers Union
Joseph M. Barr
William D. McClelland
John J. Wright
Gospel Meetings Begin at 501 Locust Street Indiana
A gospel series will be held nightly at 7 30 p m at Gospel Hall Indiana except Saturdays. The meetings began Sunday Jan 15 and will run for at least two weeks with John Slabaugh of Akron Ohio as the scheduled speaker.
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Locust St
Diana
John Slabaugh
Akron
Ohio
Gospel Hall
Indiana
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Kwangming Daily
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Chen Pota
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Liu
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John K. Tabor
House of Representatives’ Chamber
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Hawn Yin Thin
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IUP
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Alabama
George C. Wallace
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Semaanare
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John M. Walker
Allegheny County
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