Space Treaty Signed and Crime Data Center Opens
Washington reports the signing of a five language space treaty by over 40 ambassadors with Moscow and London ceremonies and a planned broader signatory rollout. The National Crime Information Center debuts to provide patrol officers with instant access to 95,000 crime records and 10,000 wanted-persons files, expanding to all states within a year.
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SP Ap
Geoffrey Harrison
Spiridowey Palace
London
New Era O
Wastuington
cSrmnes
Tris
FRE
J. Edgar Hover
U.S
IVBL
FBI
Asa
Mounted Police
Hoover
Justice
America
PBI Offiskey
Weneenees Ganenn Annerals
Evensington
Moscow
Itf
15-Ft High Snow Paralyzes Gary Indiana Area
A continuing snowstorm dumped up to 15 feet drifts in northwestern Indiana with cars buried and thousands stranded. An ice storm east and south left utilities tangled, power outages, and schools closed. Gov. Branigin mobilized National Guard at Gary. Kentland sheltering 2,000. St Mary of the Woods students sheltered in Kentland courthouse.
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Gary
Ind
Indiana
Chicago
Stanley Piet
General Services
Piet
Roger D. Branigin
National Guard
A. Martinez
Kentland
Kentland High School
St. Mary of the Woods College
Terre Haute
Tce
Peru
Lafayette
Wabash
South Bend
Fort, Wayne
Michigan City
Bids Placed for Penn State Agricultural Engineering Addition
Bids totaling 502 416 were submitted to the General State Authority for an addition to the Agricultural Engineering Building at Pennsylvania State University in Centre County. Unofficial low bidders include Glinda Enterprise for general construction 445 994 Universal Mechanical Contractors 139 693 Herre Brothers for plumbing 67 690 and G M McCrossin for electrical construction 148 641.
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Harrisburg
General State Authority
Pennsylvania State University
Centre County
General Construction
Glinda Enterprise, Inc
Hummelstown
Universal Mechanical Contractors
State College
Herre Brothers, Inc
G.M. McCrossin, Inc
Bellefonte
Minor traffic crash investigated in Indiana Borough
Indiana Borough police investigated a minor traffic accident at 4 44 p m Thursday at the Third Street Philadelphia Street intersection. Drivers identified were Raymond Lee Kuntz 23 of 4938 Fifth Street Indiana and Imogene Mantini 44 of Clymer. Total property damage was 100 dollars with no injuries.
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Indiana Borough
Third St
Philadelphia St
Raymond Lee Kuntz
Fifth St
Indiana
Imogene Mantini
Clymer
Clark Raps Scott Over Blackmail In Judicial Nominations
Washington AP Senator Joseph Clark accuses Senator Hugh Scott of withholding consent on two federal court nominations to pressure the Johnson administration. Johnson has nominated Francis Van Duren to the 3rd Circuit and Thomas Masterson to the District Court, both in Philadelphia.
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Washington
U.S
Joseph Clark
D-Pa
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Justice Department
Scott
Clark
Johnson
Senate
Francis L. van Duren
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Thomas Masterson
U.S. District Court
Philadelphia
E. Troutman
Schuylkill County
Troutman
Armco reports 1966 earnings drop from prior year
Armco Steel Corp reports unaudited earnings of 86.737 million for 1966, down from a 1968 record of 93.508 million. President William Verity cites higher labor costs and social security taxes, plus shipping costs for ingots, as reasons for softer profits despite similar sales volume.
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Middletown
Ohio
Armco Steel Corp
William Verity
Armco
Verity
Ithe Company
Ashland
Houston
Kansac
Armco Express
Campus Crusaders Too Zealous at Berkeley Campus
Evangelist Billy Graham defends zealous methods used by Campus Crusade for Christ at the University of California Berkeley amid campus turmoil over Kerr’s firing. The campus paper criticized door to door soul-searching drives and morning approaches, while Graham, speaking on campus, promotes more assertive outreach as part of a nationwide drive by 600 delegates.
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Berkeley
Calif
Billy Graham
Crusaders For Christ
University of California
PLS Wits Mwr
Clark Kerr
Graham
Crusade For Christ
Kerr
University
Detly Californian
Bill Bright
Su Bernaredino
Newappapet
U.S., Britain, and Russia sign space weapons treaty
In Moscow U S Britain and the Soviet Union signed the UN treaty on peaceful uses of outer space in Spiridonov Palace with Kosygin Gromyko and ambassadors present. The pact bans orbiting weapons of mass destruction and commits to international responsibility and aid to astronauts.
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Moon
U.S
Moscow
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
U.N
Alexei N. Kosygin
Spiridonov Palace
London
Washington
United Nations General Assembly
Andrei A. Gromyko
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Geoffrey Harrison
Kasygin
Gromyko
Thompson
Ships Collide In Fog Off Chesapeake Bay
Two ships collided in heavy fog off Smith Point Light about 60 miles north of Norfolk Virginia in Chesapeake Bay Coast Guard reports. The Beaver State freighter owned by States Marine Corp Delaware with New York home port and the Borodo tanker likely Liberian registered are aground but not in danger. The Jali Dari merchant ship was on the scene and the Borodo sent an SOS at about 7 a.m. reporting it was sinking. Visibility was about 130 yards near the Virginia Maryland line on the bay's western shore.
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Norfolk, Va
Smith Point Light
Here
Chesapeake Bay
Coast Guard
States Marine Corp
Delaware
New York
Borvdo
Balltimore
Death of France's controversial NATO marshal Juin at 78
Paris AP reports France’s famed but fiery marshal Pierre Juin, a key NATO figure in Central Europe and critic of European ties, has died at 78. Born December 16, 1888 in Bone Algeria, Juin served from 1912 through two world wars and decades of postwar leadership, facing multiple suspensions under De Gaulle for defying battlefield withdrawal orders. He commanded Moroccan irregulars, fought Arabs and Germans, then led North Africa operations before resigning in 1956 from his last post.
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Paris
France
NATO
Aurope
West Point
Juin
Africa
Algeria
Charles
Gaulle
de Gaulle
Morocco
North
Milk Price Reduction Case Heard In Commonwealth Court
HARRISBURG AP Commonwealth Court heard final arguments from the City of Pittsburgh and Allegheny County seeking a court order to cut Western Pennsylvania milk prices by a half cent per quart. The six judge panel led by President Judge Homer L Kreider heard the case with no decision date announced. The city and county contend the commission failed to revoke the April 5 order while the September price rise made prior orders moot, and dispute whether the September order raised prices by 14 or 2 cents per quart in Pittsburgh.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth Court
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
State Milk Control Commission
Pennsylvania
Homer L. Kreider
William W. Lipsitt
William D. Morgan
Commission
Morgan
Marion K. Finkelhor
Obituaries Two Indiana area deaths mark week
Obituary notices list William C. Anderson 86 a retired farmer of Indiana R D 3 died January 26 1967 with service details and interment at Oakland Cemetery Indiana He was a longtime elder at Crete U P Church later Graystone U P Church and held local civic roles. Other obituaries cover Robert M. Benney 33 of Cherry Tree John Q Adams 74 of Homer City and John Demyan 58 of Clune with services and burial plans noted.
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William C. Anderson
Indiana
R. D
Indiana Hospital
White Township
Indiana County
William
Margaret Marsh Anderson
Anderson
Crete U.P. Church i
Graystone ‘Up Church
Foster Bible
Armstrong Fire Insurance Co
Clive Shirley Anderson
Robinson- Lytle’s
R. Byron Crozier
Oakland Cemetery
Robert M. Benney
Cherry Tree
Pittssburgh
Miners Hospital
Spangler
Gwin
Cherry ‘Tree
H. 5. Taylor
Citizens Cemetery
John Q. Adams
Homat City
R.D
Lee Hospital
Johnstown
Brush Valley
Lincoln
Sara Jane Howard Addams
Adams
Mabel B. Johnson Adams
John Q
Stephen R
Paul
Freda) Vozsnyac
Homer City
Boyd
Frances) Uncapher
Gus Macbeth
Graceton
the Gray Funeral Home
Seward
Collins Cramer
Brush Valley Lutheran Cemetery
John Demyan
Clune
Robinson ~ Lytle's
MecNells
Knights of Columbus
St. Gertrude’s Church
McIntyre
Leonard Knuth
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Cora A. Brown
Perry B. Brown
E. Oak St. Ext
Ursina
Alberta Wentworth Hanna
Charles Hanna
Center
Indiana Since 1945. Mrs. Brown Was A Member of the Wesleyan Methodist Church
The
Missionary Society
Glenn O
William T
John
Leona) Stewart
Clarksburg
Heber
Betty
Sinatra Questioned By Jury In Nevada Tax Probe
Frank Sinatra testified for about 45 minutes before a federal grand jury investigating tax reports at the Cal Neva Lodge and Sands Hotel. He owned half of Cal Neva until 1963 and faced questions tied to casino operations and a state gaming license case. The Nevada probe began in November and will resume after a monthly recess.
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Las Vegas
New
Frank Sinatra
North Lake Tahoe
Sinatra
Miléton Rudin
Cal- Neval
Sands
State Gaming Control? Board
Chicago
Sam Giancana
Giancana
Nevada Gambling
Cal-Neva
Employers Reminded on 1966 W-2 Form Deadline
Employers are reminded that Form W-2 showing income and social security tax information for 1966 must be furnished all employees on or before Tuesday January 31 according to H Alanj Long District Director of Internal Revenue for Western Pennsylvania.
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H. Alanj. Long
Internal Revenue
Western
Pennsylvania
Taft Criticizes LBJ Budget In Elizabethtown Speech
Rep. Robert A. Taft of Cincinnati blasted President Johnson's budget plan as a repeat of "guns and butter" and said it lacks priorities. He urged a better focus on Vietnam and warned the $68 billion deficit could fuel inflation and hurt national objectives despite domestic program additions.
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Elizabethtown
U.S
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Johnson
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Taft
Vietnam
Rusk defends lack of information on Red China
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States cannot assess the Red China situation, noting Mao Tse-tung shares uncertainty. He spoke to the Texas Legislature during a Texas visit, urging a policy aimed at durable peace and warning against abandoning alliances, amid Vietnam War protests. Luci Nugent and her husband attended his House chamber appearance.
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Red China
North Vietnam
North Korea
East Germany
Cuba
Moscow
United States
Peking
Dean Rusk
U.S
United Nations
Arthur
Austin
Tex
China
Mao Tse-tung
Rusk
Texas
Red
Asia
University of Texas Regents
Hardin-Simmons University
Abilene
Vietnam
U.N
Luci Nugent
Johnson
Patrick
Fire destroys Bernie's Pharmacy in Dormont
AP reports a fire of undetermined origin wrecked Bernie's Pharmacy in Dormont a suburb of Pittsburgh. The one story frame drug store sustained an estimated $50,000 damage as firefighters fought the blaze Thursday night.
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Pittsburgh
Dormont
Bernie
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