Latin Post Postponed Change in Latin American Policy Names
Washington speculates Sol Linowitz and Jack Vaughn as possible successors to Lincoln Gordon as assistant secretary of state for inter American affairs. Gordon resigns to lead Johns Hopkins University, while Linowitz and Vaughn, both tied to Latin American policy, gain prominence in Johnson administration talks.
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Washington
Sol M. Linowitz
Peace Corps
Jack Hood Vaughn
Johnson
Lincoln Gordon
Gordon
Milton S$. Eisenhower
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Harvard
Brazil
White House
Linowitz
Organization of American States
U.S
Inter-American Alliance For Progress Committee
Vaughn
State Department
Xerox Corp
Johns Hopkins
Teet Ments
Trenton
N.J
Hamilton College
Cornell Law School
Dwight D
Eisenhower
Politica
American Jewish Committee
Vongha
Sargent Shriver
Panama
inter-American Affairs
California Savings
Alliance For Land Loan
Columbus
Mont
University of Michigan
Mexico
Johnny Hood
Baker Hopes To Prove He Paid Kerr In Tax Case
Washington AP report notes Bobby Baker defense in U S District Court as he seeks to show he turned over about 110000 in campaign contributions to the late Senator Robert Kerr. Prosecutors accuse Baker of keeping 8000 for himself and spending it on Carousel Motel Ocean City Maryland as the trial enters its eighth day. Baker contends he overpaid taxes rather than underpaid in 1961 and 1962.
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Washington
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Bobby Baker
Edward Bennett
Williams
U.S. District Court
Baker
Kerr
Senate Democrats
Ocean City
Boroughs Group Hears Reports At Marion Center Meet
Indiana County officials told borough leaders about stray dog laws and planning work. State officer Ord Bennett discussed impoundment penalties and fines, while Isadore Lenglet outlined progress on sewage facility master plans for eight towns.
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Marion Center
Indiana County Planning Commission
Indiana County Boroughs Association
Ord Bennett
Isadore Lengiet
County Planning Commission
Indiana County
Spokane
Wash
Lenglet
Bly
Albéen
Fairchild Air Force Base
Edwin W. Harkless
Diana
Association
Weengers
Joseph Sericcia
2Nd Aerospace Wing
Clymer
William F. Murphy
Norfolk
Douglas Moore
Heart Lung
Norfolk Area Medical Center
Cavalier Junior Women’s Club
Young Park School
Harvey F. Glassner
UCLA
Thiokol Chemical Co
Chicago
Washington
Los Angeles
Laura Morris
Murphy
Plane Hits Snow Plow at Norfolk Airport
NORFOLK AP The United Airlines Viscount struck a snow plow driven by Charlie Willie Jr 30 as it cleared the runway after four inches of snow. The plane tore into the plow trapping Willie for two hours. he suffered a broken knee and cuts while seven passengers aboard the flight from Washington sustained minor injuries. Captain Richard Melver piloted the Viscount to a normal landing with flurries falling as the plow sat at the runway edge. Passengers and stewardesses helped each other to safety via a canvas chute.
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Norfolk, Va
United Air Lines
Norfolk
Charlie Willie Jr
Willie
Richard Melver
Huntington
N.Y
Washington
McIver
Sharon Thompson
Detroit
Erie man honors bravery at Carnegie Hero Fund ceremony
Harry Vincent Dibble of Cranesville received a bronze medal and $750 from the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission for rescuing truck driver James T. Adams from a burning rig near Fairview on May 13. Dibble was the sole Pennsylvanian cited among 29 medal recipients and $17,750 awarded.
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Pittsburgh
Erie County
Fairview
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Harry Vincent Dibble
Cranesville
Dibble
James T. Adams
Everett Crash Kills Three Men Near Everett Route 26
Three men died and one was injured in a two car crash on Route 26 about two miles north of Everett in Bedford County. Police said one car skidded into the other's path. Firefighters freed the bodies from the wreckage and the injured man was hospitalized in serious condition at Bedford County Memorial Hospital.
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Fverest, Pa
Route
Tno
Everett
Bedford County
Stave
NCH
Bedford County Memorial Hospital
Suitcase-Sized Device Aids Children in School Checks
NORFOLK VA AP a suitcase sized device helps housewives conduct a massive electronic dragnet for school children with hidden heart defects yielding a new screening method across communities with potential for widespread use in pediatric health checks.
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Norfolk, Va
Crash search battles fog and snow near Spokane
An Air Force search for a missing aircraft, en route from Hickam Field to Fairchild, faced dense fog gale winds and five foot snow depth in mile high mountains north east of Spokane and into Idaho. Earlier reports speculated on women aboard, but Abbot stated none were aboard. Ground teams faced harsh conditions as daylight approached.
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Air Force
Abbot
Hickam Field
Hawaii
Fairchild
Spokane
Idaho
Ex Viet Cong prisoner back in state home
Thomas Seales aged 43 and Robert W Monahan 41 of Belmont New York were released by the Viet Cong after seven months as captives. They arrived at Kennedy Airport tired and underweight and were greeted by Seales wife. He plans to return to work in Vietnam after recovery.
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Matamoras
Pennsylvania
Thomas Seales
Robert W. Monahan
Belmont
N.Y
Bey
Scales
Kennedy International Airport
Vietnam
Philipsburg GI braves Viet Cong tunnel duty
Spec. 4 James Fedarko of Philipsburg Pennsylvania crawled into a Viet Cong tunnel north of Saigon with the 173rd Airborne Brigade. He found a sleeping fighter, fired three times, and withdrew after tear gas was released. The next day two soldiers entered the tunnel and saw a wounded Viet Cong man leave.
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Ron Triangle
Vietnam
Philipsburg
Iron Triangle
Saigon
03Rd Airborne
173Rd Airborne Brigade
James Fedarko
Fedarko
Another Way To Rid Jitters At Arizona Sorority
The Alpha Phi sorority at the University of Arizona staged whipped cream pie volleys in the parking lot to ease exam tension. Leaders said the stunt reduces stress and boosts study focus, though the two weeks needed to remove the cream from hair and clothing keeps students confined to dorms and study. The piece also notes Washington state has more than 3,000 native flower varieties.
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Tucson, Ariz
University of Arizona
Alpha, Phi Sorority
State of
Washington
Dallas Times Herald publisher John Runyon dies at 79
John W. Runyon, publisher and civic leader of the Dallas Times Herald, died at Baylor Hospital at 4:10 am after 55 years with the paper. He served as board chairman and longtime AP director.
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Dallas, Tex
John W. Runyon
Dallas Times Herald
Times Herald Printing Co
Baylor Hospital
Runyon
Associated Press
Dunn
Miami| Bor
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Post
Dallas
Grady Nor
Timeston
Herald
Spa
Dot
Lars
al Ae
Ite
Ce . To
Mary A. Wetzel
Jacksonville Road
Hom
Edwin J. Kiest
Rome
Ingrid
Sat- Bergman
Urday
Ward Holder
Isabella Rossellini
Times Herald
Greenwood Cemetery
Indiana
Miss Bergman
Florence
Isabella
Lucchino Visconti
Maria Callas
Giacomo Puccini
Visconti
Marcello, Mastroianni
Italy
Puccini
Lucrea
Milan
la Scala Operal
Mrs Anna St. Clair Simpson Dies
Mrs Anna St Clair Simpson dies leaving two sons John S Simpson and Thomas Y Simpson and two grandsons. Surviving siblings include Dr Thomas St Clair and Dr J Roy St Clair with one son William Albert Simpson Jr deceased in 1921. Services Sunday at 2 pm conducted by Dr James Burnett Reid at Calvary United Presbyterian Church. Interment Greenwood Cemetery, Robinson Lytle's Indiana in charge. received after 2 pm tomorrow.
Obituaries for Mrs Lillian Butler and others in Indiana area
Obituaries list Mrs Lillian Butler of M11 School St Indiana who died January 19 1967 at Indiana Hospital with services at Sylvan Hills Memorial Park Chapman. John Wesley Harmon 89 of Chagrin Falls Ohio dies January 20 1967 with services in Homer City and burial later. Daisy Lockard 40 of Rossiter dies January 19 1967 with extended surviving family and funeral arrangements in Punxsutawney and Banks Two region. A complete obituary to appear in Saturday edition of the Indiana Evening Gazette.
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Lillian Butler
School St
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
First Methodist Church of Indiana
Butler
Whitmyre Hall
Pittsburgh
Florida
Sylvan Hills Memorial Park
Rochester
John Wesley Harmon
Chagrin Falls
John
Cathryn Youskis Harmon
Nelson
Elyria
Anna Beck
Askew
Homer City
The
Indiana Evening Gazette
Daisy Lockard
Rossiter R.D
Adrian Hospital
Punxsutawney
Banks Two
Indiana Co
William
Susan Shields
Lester Lockard
Morgan McKee
Orie Pierce
Leslie Brown
Raymond Roush
Rossiter
Indiana tech school changes hands to Paul Baker
Indiana County Commissioners transferred operations of the Indiana School of Technology to Paul Baker, longtime head since 1965. Baker will manage and fund the school at the Indiana County Home site, collect fees, and pay bills for drafting and design instruction. The board notes proper bonds are in place and the original incorporation and directors remain. The PA Department of Public Instruction licenses the school, offering an 18 month mechanical technology program and a three year mechanical technician course, with classes on Monday Tuesday and Thursday evenings at the former Willard Home on Saltsburg Road.
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Indiana School of Technology
Indiana County Commissioners
Paul Baker
Robertshaw
Baker
Indiana County
Chestnut St
Indiana
Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction
Willard
Saltsburg Road
Father inspires family as sons serve in Vietnam
Kansas City AP report details Clarence C. Gardner who died after his 14 member household grew around his cookery and arts. Sons Timothy and John attended KU and Vietnam service. Robert volunteered for extra helicopter duty. John returns home grievously wounded. Timothy becomes head of the family as Robert recovers. Memorial at St Peter’s Cathedral honors a Christian father.
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Kansas City
Kan
Clarence C. Gardner
Clarence C
FBI
Timothy
John
Robert
Phillip
Beth
Kathleen
Gardner
University of Kansas
Vietnam
Donnelly College
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Paul Miller
Derailment Near Bradford In Western Pennsylvania
Four diesel units and 31 cars of a Baltimore and Ohio freight train derailed three miles north of Bradford on the New York Pennsylvania line. Work crews moved to clear the single track line. The empties and mixed freight were bound from Punxsutawney to Buffalo. No injuries were reported. Cause under investigation.
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Bradford
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
New York-Pennsylvania
Punxsutawney
Buffalo
Mongolian Quake Rocks Sparse Rural Area
A strong earthquake measuring between 8 and 9 on the 12 point scale struck 16 miles west of Ulan Bator in Mongolia early today, with no immediate reports of casualties. Soviet seismic stations logged the event at 9:57 a.m. Mongolian time and noted prior tremors and numerous shocks in the region since January 15.
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Moscow
Mongolia
Ulan Bator
Uppsala
Sweden
Seismological Institution
Asia
Pacific
Railroad orders 1500 covered hopper cars in big shipment
The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Co announces a large buy of 1500 covered hopper cars for 20.625 million dollars. Pullman Standard will build 1000 cars for 13.975 million at Butler Pennsylvania, and ACF Industries will manufacture 500 cars for 6.65 million at Huntington West Virginia shops, the railroad said Thursday.
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Chicago
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific ‘Railroad Co
Pullman Standard
Butler, Pa
ACF Industries, Inc
Huntington, W.a
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California Savings and Loan
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Mike Mansfield
Montana
Nance
Boston Patriots
Jim Nance
Fort Dix
National Guard
Massachusetts National Guard
Patriots
Boroughs
Childre
Fear Crew
Phila
Humphrey
Dallas Times
Runyon Dead
New York
Hubert H. Humphrey
Hubert
Lady Bird
Miami
Fla
Gordon Dunn
National Hurricane Center
Robert Simpson
U.S. Weather Bureau
Krld-Am-Fm-Tv
KRLD
Anna St. Clair Simpson
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