Kennedy seeks Asian summit with Rahman and leaders
Kennedy renews peace talks with Rahman and Philippine President Macapagal on a mission to Asia. He urged a three way summit with Sukarno and Rahman, as Sihanouk signals possible Phnom Penh talks while pressuring U.S. aid stance. Kennedy notes progress after meetings in Manila and Tokyo ahead of Jakarta talks.
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Kuala Lumpur
Jakarta
Manila
Kennedy
Rahman
Sukarno
Diosando Macapagal
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
Phnom Penh
Congress
Commodity Credit Corporation
Agriculture Department
Johnson
Defense Department
Department of Urban Affairs and Housing
Department of Housing and Community Development
Murrow Resigns. Rowan to Lead USIA in Historic Move
Edward R. Murrow resigns as director of the U S Information Agency due to lung cancer surgery recovery. Carl Rowan, ambassador to Finland, will replace him becoming the highest ranking Black government official and the first Black figure to attend National Security Council meetings.
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Washington
Edward R. Murrow
U.S. Information Agency
Carl Rowan
Johnson
Murrow
Rowan
Finland
Ken Sink Wins Jaycee DSA Award
Ken Sink is awarded the Jaycee DSA honor in a ceremony noting his work with Chest community groups including the United Fund White Two Planning Commission William Penn Council of Boy Scouts and the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Sink
Jaycee
DSA Award
Chest
The
United Fund
White Two Planning Commission
William Penn Council of Boy Scouts
Chamber of Commerce
State colleges face probe over state car use
Harrisburg AP reports Senate and House Appropriations committees ordered an immediate inquiry into state car usage by professors at 14 state colleges. Rep Blaine Hocker says it is ridiculous for professors to have state cars. About 65 cars are assigned to state colleges, with West Chester使用机动车辆的教师占比显著。
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Senate
House
Blaine C. Hocker
Dauphin
Rotary Club
Dacn Polen
TD Washing
Hood
Robert D. Fleming
George Rieker
Ty and
Supples Secretuy Rich the
Jaycees
Larry Contrabeilard Horberk
Fishes
Elderly Tyrone man dies in Route 950 crash
Samuel E. Williams, 72, of Tyrone R D 3, Blair County, died after his pickup collided head on with a tractor trailer on Route 950 about 11 miles south of Philipsburg in Centre County. The other driver, Matthew B. Peterini Jr., 29, of Weedville, Elk County, escaped injury as his truck skidded and crossed into the wrong lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipsburg
Blair County
Here
Centre County
Samuel E. Williams
Tyrone R. D
Matthew B. Peterini
Weedville
Elk County
Peterini
Tanganyika Mutiny Shakes Dar es Salaam Again
Dispatches from Dar es Salaam report mutinous Tanganyika Rifles in the capital, demanding higher pay and faster African officer promotions. At least 14 killed and 120 injured as troops seized control of parts of the city. a curfew remains in effect amid ongoing unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Stephen Miles
Dar Es Salaam
Commonwealth Office
London
Tanganyika Rifles
Tabora
British Broadcasting Corporation
Dar Es, Salaam
Supporters Block Young Endorsement in Ohio Senate Race
In Columbus Major political move unfolds as Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr. blocks the Democratic endorsement for Sen. Stephen M. Young at the state convention. Glenn seeks the May 5 Republican primary against Young, while Young calls the result serene. The convention avoids endorsements for all offices, signaling a Glenn victory by strategy as he remains a political novice amid the Ohio preprimary shakeup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
John H. Glenn Jr
U.S
Stephen M. Young
Young
Glenn
Glenn Camp
Sen
William L. Coleman
Senate
Marine Corps
Washington
Coleman
Glenn Forces
Newsmen
Robert Taft Jr
Ted W. Brown
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
National
Eratic
Kennedy-Johnson
Democratic Party
Arty
Tax Cut Projections Shift Budget Outlook
The article notes that balancing the budget for fiscal 1987 remains unlikely as projections shift. Earlier forecasts expected a $2.5 billion yearly rise in spending with a large stimulus, but now a $500 million cut this year improves the outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Johnson presses for verifiable halt to nuclear weapons work
The United States proposes a verified agreement to halt all production of fissionable materials for weapons. It seeks mutual facility closures on a plant by plant basis with inspections, a system of observation posts, and a ban on nuclear weapons tests and spread to non nuclear nations. The plan follows a message to Khrushchev detailing counter proposals on nuclear limits.
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Johnson
United States
Khrushchev
Ruby Atty Withdraws Bond Plea in Dallas Case
Dallas Texas AP report says Jack Ruby’s defense withdrew its bid to free him on bond after the court ordered a disinterested psychiatrist to examine him. Attorney Tom Howard said the writ of habeas corpus hearing is being dropped without prejudice.
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Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
John F. Kennedy
Ruby
Tom Howard
Col Diet
Melvin Belli
Howard
Dist
Henry Wade
Tist
Joe EF. Brown
Vuapelathoet
Pa Budget Hearings Open With Parole Board Testimony
Harrisburg AP lawmakers heard two major departments seek larger budgets during the second day of hearings on Gov Scranton’s proposed 1.168 billion dollar budget for 1964 65. The Parole Board argued parole success over marriage failure while Insurance, Civil Defense, and Tax Board officials outlined funds, with the department of Property and Supplies requesting 9 dollars per cent more than current year.
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Johnson
Congress
Agriculture Department
John
Willl
United States
Peace Corps
Harrisburg
Gernert
Department of Labor and Industry
Labor and Industry
Paul J. Gernert
State Parole Board
Pennsylvania
Senate
House Appropriations Committees
Ane Whee Wills Sis
Audrey Kelly
Civil Defense
Richard Gerstell
Tax Equalzation Board
Hoffa Jurors Questioning Delayed Amid Mental Fitness Probe
In Chattanooga and Pottsville reports, U.S. District Judge Frank W. Wilson halted the second trial of Lillian Reis after prosecutors sought to examine prospective jurors. Doctors testified Reis may be mentally unfit to defend herself, delaying proceedings as defense motions and medical opinions are reviewed.
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Chattanooga
U.S
Miss Reis
Frank W. Wilson
Sctub
Kill County Common
Pleas Court
Charles W. Stauden
Dst
Harry W
Hoffa
Abraham M. Ornsteen
Nerology
University of ‘Pennsy
Vania
Obituaries from Indiana County January 1964
Obituary notices list William Boyd Lawson 22 of Black Lick who died January 20 1964 with survivors including wife Betty Glance Lawson son Norman Lee and daughter Connie Eileen and multiple siblings. Also listed are Mrs Agnes Peelor 99 of Armstrong Township New Bethlehem area and Anna Hallow 73 Homer City along with Hugh Alexander Ian Ray and Benjamin Harris. Details include funeral home arrangements church affiliations and interment plans.
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William Boyd Lawson
Black Lick
Norman Lee
Myrtle Ann Mc
Adams Lawson
Betty Glance .Lawson
Connie Eileen
Norman L. Lawson
Raymond D. Lawson
Darrell E. Lawson
Canton
Ohio
Richard
N. Agnes Peelor
Armstrong Township
Frank Foutz
East Elm St
Homer City
Michael
Amanda Frye Kunkle
B.R. (Ross) Peeler
United Presbyterian Church of
Shelocta
Anna Hallow
R. D
Cherry Run
Joseph Goss
Erie
Hallow
Hugh Alexander
Ian” Ray
Sara Sharp Ray
Parkwood
James
Nancy Anderson Ray
Robinson -Lytle’s
Indiana
Harry G. Winsheimer
Shelocta U. P
Benjamin F. Harris
Juniper Street
Indiana Hospital
Lamar
Clinton County
John
Janet Hurd Harris
Harris
Trinity Lutheran Church
George Askew
James Cook
Greenwood Cemetery
Elsie May Bills
Walnut Street
Saltsburg
Young Township
James and
Maggie Robinson DeVinney
Jake
Bertha) Diehl
Fulton Run
Frank
Edna) Hileman
Greensburg
DeVinney
Hunter Funeral Home
John C. Miller, Jr
Edgewood Cemetery
John P. Barrett
Commodore R. D. 1
Grant Township
Indiana County
Thomas
Catherine Ryan Barrett
Rochester Mills
Bradford
Methodist Church
Stafford
Alert Lodge
IOOF
Carpenters Union
Alice Johnston
Stella Scott
Paul Barrett
Blanche Sable
Florence Hovey
Ruth Roberts
Grace Barry
Orchard Park
N.Y
Winifred Murray
Lancaster
Wilbur Scott
Commodore
Mary Baret Nichols
Marion Center
Michael Shimko
Tucson
Arizona
Crawford Funeral Home
William Parker
Koch and Charley
Niles Price
Scranton
William Norman
Amy
Wilkilowview Cemetery
Clifford
President Johnson Resigns Naval Reserve Commission
Washington AP President Johnson resigns his Naval Reserve commission. Defense Department release includes letters between Johnson and Secretary of the Navy Paul H Nitze noting the resignation and acceptance with thanks for his contribution. Johnson, a former World War II veteran and Silver Star recipient, held a commander rank and offered no reason for resigning.
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Washington
Johnson
Naval Reserve Commission
Defense Department
Secretary of the Navy
Paul H. Nitze
Nitze
Pacific
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Rowan In
Public Instruction
Automotive Bureau
Community Chest
Our Very Strict
Sup
Legislative Chamber of Commerce
Gov. Scranton
Boy Scout Movement
Meer
William Penn Scout Council
Beery
Hany
Department of Liarbor and Industry
Ty Juint
Tanganyika
Ruby Atty
Lillian Reis
Agency For International Development
Agency
Pentagon
Michael John Valuchuck
McIntyre
Europe
Carolyn Valuchuck
Robinson-Lytle’s
St. Gertrude Guild
St. Geretrude’s
Raphael Marzilli
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Naval Commission
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