Cadets Questioned as Air Force Academy Cheating Probe Expands
Cadets continue to appear before a secret board at the U S Air Force Academy amid a widening cheating investigation. Officials say no faculty or coaching staff are implicated while resignations climb toward 35, with as many as 90 football players under scrutiny. The probe, expected to last 30 to 60 days, may stretch into weeks.
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Grimsley Air Force
Academy
Colo
U.S . Air Force Academy
Rocky Mountains
Colorado Springs
Robert J. Warren
Air Force
Eugene M. Zuckert
Generals Seize Power in Saigon Without Violence
The Viet Nam press reported a coup returning generals to control with Khanh forming a 20 member military civilian council while Huong and Suu were deposed. Huong had planned a 145 member congress with elections March 21. Communists faced heavy losses as U.S. forces claimedsisnd Viet Cong casualties around Ap Bac.
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Viet Nam
Huong
Sim
Khanh
Sua
Iibs
Ngo Dinh Diem
Armed Forces Council
U.S
Hue
Thich Tri Quang
Suu
Saigon
Thich -Sh Quang
Meeets Press
Nguyen Xuan Nhuan
Nguyen Khanh
Nhuan
State Dems Push Budget Plan Amid Education Debate
Democratic leaders argued the $61 million surplus was underestimated and more funds should go to education. Rep. K Leroy Irvin urged university development in Eastern and Western Pennsylvania while Sen. John Devlin called education underprotected. Republican Kenneth B. Lee praised balance but warned adjustments could disrupt priorities, noting education needs rise. A Scranton plan would extend state guaranteed low interest student loans to more, boosting the fund from $425,000 to $1,025,000.
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Scranton
Rep
K. Leroy Irvin
Pennsylvania
John Devlin
Senate
House
Kenneth B. Lee
R-Sullivan
Court Rules On Judge's Decision
A federal appeals court in New Orleans reversed a district judge ruling, holding the judge cannot force a U.S. attorney to sign a grand jury indictment and prosecute a case. The Oct. 22 contempt finding against Hauberg arose after he refused to prepare and sign indictments of three African Americans on perjury charges, acting under orders from the acting U.S. attorney general. The grand jury had been probing the slaying of three civil rights workers in Mississippi.
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Dist
Harold Cox
Curltempt
BBE
Kuen Ten Hauberg
Jackson
Miss
Coxted
Hauberg
Auy
Nicholas Katzenbach
Vic Negeves
Jical Philadelphia
Diss
Cmer
Soviet Union
France
U.S
Governor Seeks More Mine Funds for Appalachian Restore
Gov Scranton asks legislature to add 5.5 million dollars in the current year to restore the Appalachian connection project. The aim is to match possible federal funds and accelerate local work this year. No indictments prepared. judge orders jail for failed proposals.
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Gav. Scranton
Legislative
Utatch Federal Fonds
Woman Passes Fortune Found in Secluded Life
Mae M. McCracken, who paid rent by sliding checks under her door, died January 11 at 84 in Oakland California. Investigators found her cluttered rooms from four decades and $60000 in U S bonds among the belongings.
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Oakland
Calif
Mae M. McCracken
Public Administrator's Office
Reds Expel US Aide Over Espionage Allegations
The Soviet Union expelled a US aide citing spying links to a fuel oil distributor who served in the Air Force. Names include Karovitch and Fedor Kudashkin, both at the United Nations, with Stolz and Kerst accused of involvement with a Soviet citizen identified as B. Kerst reportedly left Moscow in November amid retaliation claims. Stolz, a 39 year old embassy official from Montgomery County, Maryland, is expected to depart within four weeks.
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United Nations
Fedor Kudashkin
Thompson
Stolz
K. A. Kerst
U.S
Kerst
Moscow
Kurpovich
Montgomery County
Ohio
State Department
Frankfurt
Germany
Sofia
Bulgaria
Washington
Pitkin Elected Obituaries H R Colkett 72
H R Colkett 72 of Big Run Pa died January 8 1964 at home born January 26 1883 in Jefferson County survived by widow Mary three daughters and two sons with several brothers. Funeral at McDonald Funeral Home Big Run interment Morningside Cemetery near Du Bois.
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Big Run Pa
Hamilton
Catherine Bowers Colkett
Jefferson County
Mary
Joseph
Rhoda Stewart
Arcadia
Winifred McKee
Hildred Gourley
Toanne Kerr
Ray S
James
Catherine Kopchak Drawl
Greenville Road
Homer City
Indiana Hospital
Drawl
Yugoslavia
John Drawl
Stanley
John
Clara) Sipos
Heilwood
Peter
Sophie) Spasto
New York City
Edward
Julie
Narkley
Niles
Ohio
Victoria) Harshyne
Lucernemines
Patrick J. Hallow
St. Louis
Lucerne Mines
Msgr
H. A. Podowski
St. Bernards Cemetery
Indiana
Jessie E. Davidson
Coalport
Glen Campbell
Robert H
Nancy Connor Johnston
Thomas Davidson
Horace
Lyleville
Helen Weakland
Coal‘port
Jessie’ Mae Davidson
Altoona
Bernard
Pasadena
Texas
Lillie Turnbull
Burnside
Sadie Thayer
Lizzie Peron
Sagamore
Thomas
Clarence
Glen Campbell Baptist Church
J. W. Guscott
Burneida
Jessie Boyer McClarren
Wwilliam
Frances) Dodds
Yatesboro
David
Jane) Cook
William
Doris) Cosgrove
Henry
Emma Lou) Tost
Richard McClarran
Rose Kastner
Endicott
Till
Michael
Mike) Lych
New Florence
Lee Hospital
Johinstown
Czechoslovakia
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Lych
UMWA
Smokeless
Christ the Savior
Morrellville
Mary Stoyka Lych
Helen
Eugene
Elizabeth) Bennett
Golden
Cole
Jane
Charles Lack
Eblensburg
Gray ‘Funeral Home
Seward
Christ the Savior Church
John Yurcsin
Benshoff Hill Cemetery
Funeral Home
England Pays Tribute To Sir Winston Churchill
England pays tribute as Randolph Churchill and other family members follow the coffin in eight limousines to a hall canopy. The family spends 15 minutes in prayer with Archbishop Michael Ramsey before the vigil of guards. Five sovereigns announce plans to attend St Pauls for the funeral, including Queen Elizabeth II with Prince Philip and King Baudouin of Belgium, King Olav of Norway, King Frederik of Denmark, and King Constantine.
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Canterbury
Michael Ramsey
Churchill
St. Paul’s
Elizabeth Ii,i
Prince Philip
Baudouin
Olav
Norway
Frederik
Denmark
Constantine 68
Arraignment Delayed In Rights Case
Meridan Mississippi AP reports arraignment of 16 men on federal civil rights murder charges linked to the slaying of three activists was delayed amid defense motions alleging illegally obtained evidence and improper arrest procedures. The case spans Philadelphia area defendants and U.N. finance talk, with a separate obituary section noting multiple deaths and services.
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Miss
FBI
United Nations
N.Y
Philadelphia
U.N
Tne
Adlai
Second Man Charged In 1963 New York Slayings
Police charged Richard Robles 22 with the double knife murders of Miss Wylie 21 and Miss Hoffert 17 months ago in Manhattan. The case, one of the city’s largest, followed a tip from an addict and involved 100 detectives.
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Manhattan
Minneapolis
Robles
Janice
Wylie
Emily
Henry Hoffert
de Hoffert
East
von Side
New
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Ricky) Robles
East Side
George’ Whitmore Jr
Nathan Delaney
Delaney
Miss Wylie
Philip Wylie
Rob
Max Wylie
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