Gift To San Francisco Threatens To Take Back Art
Avery Brundage pledges to reclaim his 30 million dollar Oriental art collection donated to San Francisco if the city fails to protect and maintain it. He cites vandalism and theft at the museum wing and accuses officials of breach of contract, warning he could remove all or part of the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Brundage
Art
San Francisco
Brundage
Brindage
U.S
Richard 5. Rheem
M. H
Joan
Roger Kent
Chicago
Hoover Offer Noted in Hoffa Eavesdropping Probe
Washington AP reports Cartha D. DeLoach an FBI aide swore a New Hampshire publisher offered J Edgar Hoover a 100000 reward for evidence the government listened to Teamsters President James R Hoffa and his lawyers. The affidavit is part of the Justice Department inquiry reacting to Hoffa's attorneys charges.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
New Hampshire
Hoover
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Cartha D. DeLoach
Justice Department
Hoffa
Penelec To Operate Keystone Station Executive Appointment
Conrad, a University of Pittsburgh graduate and registered engineer, becomes Superintendent of the Keystone Station, leading its operation within Penelec's Generating Division. A New Florence native and US Navy veteran, he previously oversaw Shawville Station and has trained operating personnel at Keystone. He resides in Indiana with his wife and six children.
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Keystone Station
Keystone
Penelec
Generating Division
Seward
Shawville
Warren
Saxton
Erie
Clarion
Williamsburg
Raystown
Warrior Ridge
Benton
Oakland
Deep Creek
Conrad
University of Pittsburgh
Maple St
Indiana
Helen
New Florence
Johnstown Central High School
U. Navy
Budget Ready in Rayne Township
The tentative 1467 Rayne Township budget is open for residents and property owners to review. It may be examined at Charles E. Dahlquist’s home in Ernest or at the next board of supervisors meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday February 2 at Rayne Township Elementary School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Rayne ‘Township
Rayne Township
Charles E. Dahlquist
Board of Supervisors
Bury Three Americans Astronauts in Arlington Burial
The 1962 Philadelphia oxygen fire killed three astronauts. A NASA Lovelier Foundation report warns of a false sense of security regarding oxygen in space cabins. Coffins arrived from Cape Kennedy. Arlington National Cemetery at Punch Bowl site plans an 18 minute service with military honors and bands.
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National Aeronautics Anl Speed Administration
NASA
Philadelphia
Lovelier Foundation For Medical Education and Research
Albuquerque
Nom
Ina
Weametery
Grissom
Air Force Band
Fatal crash and space disaster details unfold
A crashed Air Force jet and space capsule tragedy unfolded as White died in a fatal crash near Homer City. Firemen battled the blaze while authorities investigated the mishap. Memorials and inquiries followed with officials detailing the scene and transport routes.
Governor Shafer faces new dilemma on constitutional convention
In Harrisburg the Shafer administration seeks Democratic support for a limited constitutional convention without alienating a wary GOP Senate. A one hour run of talks with Democratic and Republican leaders yielded proposals from both sides as Shafer hopes for bipartisan progress while risking GOP opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Shafer
Senate
WU Spycuelliol
Spain closes Madrid University after student clashes
Madrid authorities shut Madrid University for three days after two days of clashes between students and security police. The university board closed political, economic, and commercial science schools indefinitely, citing subversive activity on campus. Police and students clashed as about 700 students faced searches for classmates linked to a previous skirmish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Madrid University
University Board of Governors
Apollo 1 Crew Last Words Revealed by Times Dispatch
The New York Times reports last words from Apollo 1 crew were We’re on fire Get us out of here spoken by Navy Lt Cmdr Roger B Chaffee. The recording shows Chaffee and colleagues Grissom and White Jr trying to escape the hatch as fire enveloped the cockpit.
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NEW York
New York Times
Navy
Roger B. Chaffee
Times
Cape Kennedy
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Chaffee
Virgil ‘Y. Grigsom
Edward H. White Jr
Air Force
Powell's Check Rejected in Defamation Case Contempt Bid
New York attorney for a Harlem widow renewed his bid to punish Adam Clayton Powell on three counts of criminal contempt after he refused a $32,500 check offered as partial payment of a defamation judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harlem
Adam Clayton Powell
Transport Mane Down Three Die in Fog Crash
A military contract plane carrying Esther James and three crew members crashed in heavy fog near San Antonio. Attorney Raymond Rubin and Powell’s team disputed payment terms for advance royalties tied to James's new LP. The balance due on Mrs. James's judgment swelled to 174000 with penalties and interest, while Powell appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Raymond Rubin
Esther James
Air Force
Harlem
Rubin
James
Stephen Blaine
Tabilee Records
Powell
State Supreme Court
Seymour Barash
Ford urges revised budget and lower debt limit
In Roanoke Ford calls on Johnson to submit a revised budget after House Republicans threaten hearings on the 135 billion spending program. He urges a lower debt ceiling and for the budget director to trim spending under that cap. Rep Byrnes challenges debt-raise plans, seeking inclusion of participation sales in debt figures. Fowler and Schultze defend such sales as not creating debt, awaiting further hearings. Senate rejects expanding Appropriations Committee for greater control of Great Society programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Gerald Ford
Johnson
House Appropriations Committee
Roanoke
Ford
GOP
John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
Fowler
Charles L. Schultze
Schultze
Senate
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Appropriations Committee
Spacecraft Fire Trembles Crew After Silent Alarms
After a tense pause an unidentified crew member screams about a fire aboard the spacecraft. Commander Charlee then declares fatal distress, “We’re on fire! Get us out of here!” as frantic movement and shouting fill the cabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee
Plane crash near San Antonio Airport kills three crewmen
Saturn Airways cargo carrier crashed in a pasture two miles north of San Antonio International Airport around 3 30 a m killing pilot Robert R Hickerson 47 copilot John P Donaldson 49 and co pilot Kenneth J Carpenter 31 all of San Antonio and injuring no others News reports say fog forced diversion from Davis Monthan AFB to Kelly AFB with the aircraft striking scrub cedar and exploding on impact as witnesses heard a boom and saw wreckage scatter nearby authorities including Bexar County medical examiner Dr Robert Houstain and Sheriff s Deputy Jimmy A Baker investigated the scene and described three aboard with one dying minutes after rescue
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Ine
Saturn Airways
San Antonio
International
Robert Houstain
Bexar County
Robert R. Hickerson
Kenneth J. Carpenter
John P. Donaldson
Uvalde
Tex
Earl Cato
International Airport
Vier
Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
Tucson
Ariz
Kelly Air Force Base
Kelly
Cato
Saturn
Shavane Park
CPE
LTO
House and Senate Convene At 1 P.M Today
Both chambers assemble at 1 p.m. with Republican and Democratic leaders preparing to present caucuses with outlines of prospective compromise proposals for the Shafer Administration constitutional convention measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
House
Senate
Accident Victim Still Guarded After Blairsville Crash
Richard A. Charley 31 of 555 South Walnut Blairsville was in guarded condition at Latrobe Area Hospital after a rate 22 collision with a truck near Keystone State Park. He suffers compound fractures of both legs, shock, contusions and abrasions while Edgar F. Moorhead 45 of Blairsville is listed satisfactory with a fractured right arm and minor injuries. Elizabeth Ludwig 25 of Derry R D 1 drove the other vehicle. Moorhead was not hospitalized.
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Blairsville
Richard A. Charley
South Walnut St
New Alexandria
Latrobe Area
Charley
Edgar F. Moorhead
East Chestnut
Thorough Council
Elizabeth Ludwig
Derry R.D. 1
Keystone State Park
Derry Township
Obituary Highlights from Indiana and Oil City Areas
Obituaries posted for Ethel Holliday 74 and Geraldine Eisenman 54 note service details in Indiana and Oil City. Survivors listed include siblings and children. multiple services, interments at Oakland and Calvary Cemeteries. other notices mention Mary Malinak and Hazel Millstein with church Masses and burial plans.
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Ethel F. Holliday
Geraldine Mus
David T. HolLiday
DOON
Alice V
Chat City
Ham Jameson
John T
Ella Mulligan
Holliday
Pittsburgh
Eisenman
Philipsburg
Greensburg
Oil City High School
Indiana
St Stephens
Calvary Church
Oil City
United Presbyterian Church
Pennsylvania
E.S
Golden Age Club
Peerant Eee Ree
William Eisenman
William Jr
Anna Martin
Helen Lynam
Arthur
William Muldoon
Joseph Reinsel
St. Stephens Church
Calvary Cemetery
Hazel Dora Milistn
Roy E. Millen
Route 119
North
Indiana Hospital
Robinson ~ Lytle’s
Iniana
Zene ‘Flaming
Leroy Whiteman
Everett Gee
Oakland Cemetery
Koreans Kill71 VC In Battle On South Vietnam Coast
South Korean infantry reportedly killed 71 Viet Cong in a central coast operation while U.S. Marines counted 36 more enemy dead on the northern coast. The 7th Fleet Keppler shelled 20 barges off Dong Hoi, sinking five and damaging 10, part of Operation Traffic Cop. B52 bombers conducted two raids in Renthem Province.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Keppler
Dong Hoi
Tth
Rent m
Autos Collide in Rural Valley. two drivers named
Two autos collided at an intersection in Rural Valley yesterday afternoon, causing estimated damages of 373 dollars. Local police identified the drivers as Melvin Cogley, 44, Kit Tanning, and Howard Myers, 87. Injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Valley
Dwyers
Melvin Cogley
Kittanning
Howard Myers
Shafer Proposes $95 Million Boost for PIDA in Senate
Harrisburg AP Gov Shafer seeks emergency transfer of 14 million from the State Employees' Retirement Fund to the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority for current year use. The plan, called emergency, would be reimbursed later. Senate Appropriations Committee is reviewing the measure introduced May by three Republicans and one Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Shafer
Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
Senate
State of the Commonwealth
Martin L. Murray
Luzerne County
John T. van Sant
Lehigh
William B. Lentz
Dauphin
John H. Ware
Chester
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Gazette
Suncrest Tract
White
Catskill
Homer City
Suncrest Nursery
R.D
India
Ana
Cadet Chapel
John L. Ko
Houston
PEC
Cerely
Citizens Ambulance Service
Askew Funeral Home
Arthur Weber
State Police
Kenneth Sayers
Virgil Grissom
Mark
Col
Col White
Donald K. Slayton
Mane
Barash
Joseph B. Felton
Faye Hill Felton
Veterans Administration Hospital
Felton
Robinson - Lytle's
Richard L. Cassel
Agmes Kosker Vasco
Latrobe
Latrobe Area Hospital
Vasto
Portland
Walter A. Kosker
Joseph M. Kosker
Lean Kosker
Kosker
Andrew
Frances) Herroltz
John
Sarah) Marcinik
Helen) Wasco
St. Marys Cemetery
Ira Miles Smith
Shelocta R.D. 1
Moneny
St. Francis Hospital
Ira L
Edith
Jane Ann Smith
Plum Creek Cwp
Armstrong County
Mt. Union Lutheran Church
Smith
Elderton
Armstrong County Agriculture, Stabilizat
Farm Bureau
Butler, Armstrong Agway
Wide
Esther Lois Brown Smith
Raymond
Larangie
Wvs
William
Thomas
Randall
Shelocta R.D
Alan
Kate) Aume
Kaiserslauttern
Mary Malinak
Johnstown
Crum’s Rest Home
Eurane
Johno
Mary Kocik
Malinak
Tareph Malinak
St. Clement Catholic Church
Tasrentum
Catherine Tokar
Michael
George Mo'yak
St. Gabriel Catholic Church
Pitts+ church
St. Stephens Cathie
Broad Street
Floyd Townsend Fleeger
Clymer R. D
Ratligh
Hilsdale
Wayne L. Plyler
Methodist
Cockport
Peter P. Jasper
Morewood Ave
Diia
Michael F. Hallow
SS. Simon and Juda
Church
Algsoy
S. Koreans
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