Withdrawal proposals frontline as Geneva DMZ talks open
U S and allied negotiators discuss a DMZ plan under the 1954 Geneva accord as Lodge offers a concrete initial proposal to begin earnest consideration. North Vietnam and the NLF press political terms, demanding end to Saigon rule and a four-party path to peace with Laos neutrality and Cambodia independence.
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Lodge
Hanoi
Front
NLF
Tran Buu Kiem
United States
Saigon
Xuan Thuy
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Waverell Harriman
Lyndon B. Johnson
Southeast Asia
Laos
Cambodia
U.S
Kiem
Thuy
South Vietnam
Recreation Activities For Week Indiana department schedule of youth and adult sports
The Indiana Recreation Department outlines next week’s activities across schools and centers. Events include Elementary Boys and Girls Basketball at East Pike Horace Mann Ben Franklin and Eisenhower with varied weekday sessions, Class B and A basketball in the Jr and Sr High gyms, fitness and youth clubs, and adult golf instructions.
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Indiana Recreation Department
East Pike
Horace Mann
Ben Franklin
Thursand
Eisenhower
Jr. High
Sr. High
Rec
Rec. Center
Rec Center
Sinatra's Father Dies At Age 74
Anthony Sinatra 74 father of Frank Sinatra died in Houston Methodist Hospital after a cardiac arrest at 7:55 p.m. He had been hospitalized since Jan. 19 for tests for abdominal aneurysm or blood vessel swelling. He lived in Fort Lee New Jersey. Frank Sinatra accompanied by his wife Natalie was with him at admission and on arrival in Houston. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. A Holstein cow weighs about 1500 pounds.
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Houston, Tex
Anthony Sinatra
Frank Sinatra
Houston
Methodist Hospital
Sinatra
Fort Lee
N.J
Natalie
Frank
State Police Cadets to Graduate in Hershey Ceremony
Three district Pennsylvania state police cadets will graduate Wednesday at the State Police Academy in Hershey after three months of training. William Cunningham of Indiana, Michael J. Liptak of Arcadia, and William C. McQuay of Bel-sano are the only district men in the class of '92.
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Pennsylvania
State Police Academy
Hershey
William ©. Cunningham
St. Indiana
Michael J. Liptak
Arcadia
William C. McQuay
Belsano
Recluse Elderly Woman Leaves Swiss Education Trust Will
Delmont Pennsylvania 89 year old Ann McQuilken Kepple died leaving a 1.25 million estate. Her handwritten 1940 will directs gifts to twenty Swiss educational institutions if she dies before 1981 and provides $100 to a future husband if she marries. The bequest also reserves the Delmont residence for the Reformed Church with strict restrictions until 1981.
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Delmont
Ann McQuilken Kepple
Westmoreland County
Westmoreland County Court House
E. Main St
Reformed Church
Major Fire Averted in Aultman Home Blaze Destroys
Quick Aultman Fire Department response saved the village home on Route 236 from total loss. The unoccupied two story frame house owned by Samuel Robert Windows burned, with winds threatening nearby properties. Damages pegged at 6000 dollars and insured. Firefighters from Saltsburg Indiana Homer City and McIntyre aided, crews on scene until 11 p.m. Weavers who reported the blaze led to the alarm at Stanley Hale's home.
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Aultman
Aultman Fire Department
Ten Commandments
Samuel Robert Windows
Aultrian
Windows
Saltsburg
Indiana
Homer City
McIntyre
Jack Weaver
Black Lick
Vanderarift Youth Hurt In Smashup
Kenneth Robinson 17, of Vandergrift RD 1, is in poor condition at Presbyterian University Hospital Pittsburgh with head injuries after a one car wreck five miles south of Ford City at 4 30 p m Friday. Driver Joseph Gitto 18, Vandergrift, is in fair condition at Armstrong County Memorial Hospital. State police say wet pavement caused the skid into a culvert. Car damage estimated at 750 dollars.
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Ford City
Vandergrift R.D. 1
Kenneth Robinson
Presbyterian University Hospital
Pittsburgh
Kittanning
Robinson
Joseph T. Gitto
Vandergrift
Armstrong County Memorial Hospital
Shed Fire Destroys Small Building in Chambersville
Firemen were summoned about 10 p.m. last night as flames swept a small shed in Chambersville. Fire Chief Arley Riddle said the building was completely destroyed.
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Chambersville — Creek Side
Arley Riddle
Franco declares 3 month state of emergency in Spain
Madrid AP Franco's government declares Estado de Excepcion for three months and imposes wide censorship to thwart what it calls an international conspiracy. Police may search without warrants, exile dissidents, detain without charge, and ban public assemblies as Madrid and Barcelona universities stay closed and 68,000 students are barred from classes.
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Madrid
Francisco Francos
Spain
University of Madrid
Franco
Barcelona
Global student protests flare across Europe and Africa
Spanish students demand democratic associations free of government control as Madrid clashes erupt. In France Educa tion Minister Faure vows disciplinary action after fresh student demonstrations in Paris and other cities. London’s LSE guarded after 300 students tear gates down. 30 arrested and campus closed. Rome sees 500 students protest near the Soviet embassy. in Prague thousands honor Jan Palach as security tightens and Dubcek warns against factions. Nairobi University College grounds guarded as students boycott to protest Odinga’s ban on speaking.
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Madrid
France
Edgar Faure
Paris
Sorbonne
London School of Economics
Rome
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Jan Palach
Communist ‘Party
Alexander Dubcek
University College
Nairobi
Kenya
Oginga Odinga
Kenya People’s Union
Mortgage rate cap raised to 7 1/4 percent for FHA VA loans
Washington AP The maximum interest rate on mortgages insured by the Federal Housing and Veterans administrations was raised to 7 1/4 percent in an interim emergency move. Housing Secretary George Romney said the action is overdue as mortgage money has grown hard to obtain under the prior 6 percent cap. He described it as temporary, with aims to curb inflation and bring rates back to normal as policy takes effect.
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Washington
Veterans Administrations
George Romney
Housing and Urban Development
Romney
Obituaries From Indiana County Face a Quiet Week
Five local obituaries list Ellen Cessna Ran Homer City Homer City United Presbyterian Church member Wayne Whitese Monticello Utah sister Jean E. Monticello Utah and a host of siblings. Henry Ellsmore Glen Campbell veteran of World War II and First Baptist Church member. Tessie Tyger Penn Run R D 2 Detroit born April 40 1916 wife of Vernon Tyger with five children and eleven grandchildren. Funeral services and interments follow in Indiana and nearby cemeteries.
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Fulton Whitesell
McKee W.apollo
Rankin
Indiana Rd
Homererly
Saltsburg
Home City
Indiana Hospital
Bell
Westmore
Banksland County
Indiana County
James
Eléanor
Milton E
McGeary Whitese
Martha Jane Bowers Cessna
Salta
Thesburg
Homer City
Wayne W
Jean E
Monticello
Utah
Clyde Cessna
Jordan
Mont
John
Youngstown
Ohio
Arthur Cessna
Plumville
Wayne
Punxsutawney
Donald
Lilajune
Henry Ellsmore
Ward R. Holder
Edna Hopkins Ellsmore
Glen Campbell
Greenwood Cemetery
Indiana
Jon
Elnora
Elijah
Ellen Ellsmore
First Baptist Church of
American Legion
Robert Ellsmore
Bella Auden
Merrie Work
Hillsdale
Gardner Funeral Home
Thomas Shuttlesworth
IOOF
Burnside
Tessie N. Tyger
Penn Run R.D
Joseph
Nellie Kuznerik Lopacinski
Detroit
Mich
Vernon H. Tyger
First Baptist Church of Indiana
Vernon Jr
Houston
Tex
Norman I
Dover
New Hampshire
Theodore
Eula Mae) Stuchell
Creekside
Robert
U.S. Navy
Ronald
Penn Run
Edward Lopacinski
Alfonse
Helen) Mamrowich
Harold
Lucille) Harmon
Dearborn
Mary) Hodak
Dixonville
Wells longtime Indiana official dies at 65
PAUL G. Wells 65 husband of Rose Ann Stadt miller Wells of 441 Elm St Indiana died in Indiana Hospital Friday January 24 1969 Born July 23 1903 in Indiana he was son of Lloyd G and Bernice Wells He worked 42 years with R P Coal Co and was assistant treasurer at retirement He belonged to Grace United Methodist Church Indiana and was active in several civic groups Surviving wife two brothers Glenn E and W Clark Pittsburgh and sister Mildred Kinter Erie Services set for Sunday in Indiana Interment Oakland Cemetery Also notices for Bessie Kerr 85 Hillsdale and Laura Elizabeth Spearlebaugh 62 formerly of Smithport both with service details included
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Paul G. (Scrubby) Wells
Rose Ann Stadtmiller Wells
Elm St
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
Lloyd G
Bernice Wine Wells
Grace United Methodist Church of Indiana
W. Clark
Glenn E
Pittsburgh
Mildred) Kinter
Erie
Robinson - Lytle's
Macklyn E
Lindstrom
California mudslides injure man in Brentwood and trap firefighters
S California mid slide collapses into Brentwood home as a man is in bed. Six firefighters are trapped briefly in a second mudslide before rescue. Riordan's wife uninjured. A 60 mph Southern Pacific freight derailed near Santa Barbara, fire erupts, cars burned. Malibu boulders crash onto coast highway with no serious injuries. Carpinteria evacuations as floodwaters rise three feet.
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Brentwood
Los Angeles
Riordan
Southern Pacific
Santa Barbara
Andrew F. Flory
San Luis Obispo
Auto
U.S. 101
Malibu
Carpinteria
Paris Hosts Over Three Thousand Restaurants Within City
Paris city data show more than 3,000 restaurants operating within its limits. The dense dining scene reflects a vibrant culinary economy with diverse offerings across districts.
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Paris
France
iProbe Theft at Blairsville Ford Display Lot
Blairsville Bonarrigo Ford Sales reports the theft of five wheels and tires from new cars on the display lot. Blairsville Police say the theft occurred overnight and the tires and wheels are valued at 200 dollars.
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Blairsville
Bonarrigo Ford Sales
Dixon St
Airborne Init Moved To New Site
A crack battalion of U S paratroopers moved from Saigon’s defense perimeter to block a Viet Cong infiltration route along Song Be north of the capital. About 800 men from the 3rd Brigade, 82nd Airborne Division, now guard the corridor into War Zone D as Viet Cong units threaten Long Binh and Bien Hoa bases.
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Saigon
U.S
82Nd Airborne Division
Song Be
Cambodia
South Vietnam
U.S. Army
Long Binh
Bien Hoa
Roosevelt Visits Panama City 1906
President Theodore Roosevelt becomes the first U.S. chief executive to travel outside national jurisdiction while in office, with a historic stop in Panama City during his 1906 tour.
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Theodore Roosevelt
U.S
Panama City
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