Japan Seeks Peking Ties Amid Viet Nam Protests
In Kyoto, Foreign Minister Shiina affirmed Japan will maintain contacts with Communist China to help lift Beijing from isolation while U S Secretary of State Rusk opened a three day Japan U S cabinet meeting. Demonstrators marched against U S policy in Viet Nam as police guarded the conference.
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No Serious Accidents In County R D 2 and More Crashes
A string of weekend two car and vehicle crashes reported by state police includes a collision on a county road injuring no one, damage estimated at 300 dollars to a car and 1 000 to a tractor, another on Route 240 near Uniontown with 1 000 dollars in damage, a Route 56 71 intersection crash totaling 75 0 dollars, a Route 119 incident with a 400 dollar car damage, and a Route 422 wreck causing 1 200 dollars in damage plus bruises to three occupants. A two car crash at South Seventh Street Carter Avenue in Indiana Borough left 800 dollars in damage with no injuries. The report lists drivers and residences for these incidents.
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Charles Wetzel
Rochester Mills
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Leroy G. Hiltebran
Hillsdale
Amanous Reber
Murrysville
R.D
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Hiltebran
Paul E. Harmis
Morrison
Michael Serge Rosco
McKeesport
Seward
Home
Gerald White
DuBois
Kenneth E Johnson
Flaconer
N.Y
Indiana
Richard T. Gamble
She- É
John R.D
George Thoméas Ross
Holland
Ohio
Gamble
Ross
Ross Auto
Anna Grace Ross
Indiana Borough
South Seventh St
Carter Ave
John Do Kessler
Indiana RD
Patricia Olea Folichka
Marion Center RD
Police Show Cuts Ohio Rioting Amid Strong Patrols
In Ohio two lakeside resorts faced a calmer Fourth of July weekend as a large police presence deterred trouble. About 75,000 at Russells Point and thousands at Seneca-On-The-Lake saw few incidents versus last year’s mass arrests and National Guard calls. A police riot-control display helped avert further disorder with minimal property damage and no injuries reported.
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Four VISTA Volunteers To Aid Indiana County
Four VISTA Volunteers will aid Indiana County with community organization and self help programs in five small communities. Sargent Shriver announced the plan as part of the War on Poverty. They will be supervised by the Indiana County Community Action Program and help establish tutorials and day care among other efforts. National totals show 2,289 volunteers in 296 projects across 45 states.
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Heaviest U.S. Satellite In Orbit
The mission tested liquid hydrogen fuel for the Saturn program. A two TV camera failed in the fuel tank, and launch proceeded with one camera. Bermuda tracking reported clear pictures showing hydrogen stable with minor surface ripples. Officials expected hours of data analysis to gauge success for Apollo moon missions and future crewed flights.
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Stone's Throw Proves Costly in Saltsburg
Saltsburg R D 1 resident Joseph Deditch, 50, was arrested after allegedly throwing a stone through a 1966 windshield on June 26. Police charged him with malicious mischief following a dispute with the vehicle owner Crayton Butts. Deditch appeared before White Township Justice Ira J. Martin, was jailed, and posted $300 bail.
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Crayton Butts
Queen Elizabeth II pelted by objects in Belfast visit
In Belfast during a protest filled royal tour an 11 year old apprentice plumber John Francis Morgan and a 44 year old chambermaid were charged after the plumber dropped a 12 pound cement block from a fourth floor building at the Queen's car. The block dented the Rolls Royce hood and risked the glass canopy. A woman hurled a beer bottle at the car moments earlier but caused no damage. Authorities smuggled Morgan from the scene to shield him from a hostile crowd.
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Papal Birth Control Decision Seen Possible Yet Sensational
Rome AP says Pope Paul VI may rule on liberalizing rules against artificial contraception after two years of study. Msgr de Riedmatten says the pope’s decision should be prudent and not sensational though it could be surprising if not fully reflected upon.
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Accidents Claim 33 In State During Holiday Weekend
The Independence Day holiday in Pennsylvania saw 33 deaths over the long weekend, with 20 from traffic, nine from drowning, and others from miscellaneous mishaps. The worst incident was a three car crash near Belle Vernon that killed four men as the 78 hour period ended.
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Cooler Air Moves Into Pennsylvania
The Associated Press reports cooler air from the north eased a heat wave across Pennsylvania. Philadelphia reached 103 Monday after three days above 100, a 95 year record. Harrisburg hit 107 Sunday, then 104 Monday, with Allentown over 100 for two straight days. Local damage included buckled pavement on the Schuylkill Expressway as moisture followed the cool front from Canada.
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One of Two Skyhawks Downed
A continuing item reports that one of two Skyhawks was downed in an incident. Details remain sparse as officials investigate the event and any resulting actions. The scene is being secured and investigators collect eyewitness accounts and aircraft records.
Obituary and wartime dispatches blend in late notice
Obituary notes Arlee Robert Blose of New Bedford Pa aged 74 died in Lee Hospital after a wound from an accidental shooting. He leaves widow Helen Elizabeth Haag Blose daughter Judy Marie and parents Naomi Byers Blose and Robert Blose. Funeral arrangements set at Clark Funeral Home Elderton and McDonald Funeral Home Big Run with interment at McClura Cemetery. Separate war reports recount US Navy air strikes near Da Nang and Vin Long, losses of Skyhawks, downed pilots, and ongoing Yorktown operations 40 miles northeast of Saigon with light American casualties and Viet Cong engagements around Saigon area. Multibattalion sweeps by the 183rd Airborne and civil defense actions are noted.
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Margaret) Keagte
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Youngstown
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Bricks Fall From New Building in Cincinnati
Massive brick veneer sections broke loose from a new Cincinnati apartment wing, forcing evacuation of over 200 residents. Fire Marshal Albert Schroeder called it a near miracle no one was killed. One death and multiple injuries were noted in surrounding obituaries and related notices as the scene became a multi-faceted local news page.
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Anti British Incident In Belfast During Royal Visit
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip toured Northern Ireland amid Orangemen support. A cement block dented the Rolls Royce hood, weighing about 42 pounds, but the crystal car roof remained intact after impact. Police arrested a man in a building under renovation and escorted him away to dodge a hostile crowd.
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Ji. Jetty loses bid for Kiwanis president at convention
Portland AP report states Marshall Ji. Jetty of St. Marys Pa was defeated in the only contested Kiwanis International president-elect race. James M. Moller of Chorlas Taum W Us secured the office.
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Unclear Names and Survivors Listed in Obituary Fragment
Survivors include four daughters Mrs Ann Rullo Latrobe Mrs Dorothy Chester Reynolds Ivilla and Mrs Alice Ricupero Indiana and Mrs Mary Gaffalo of Dubois. He is also survived by Mh grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren. Services are scheduled for 9 ium tomorrow at Orange Park.
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Latrobe
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Fire department aids turkey farmer as heat kills flock
William M. Bappert, a turkey farmer near Williamstown, reported 5,000 birds dead amid a record heat wave. Fire Chief Edward Derrickson directed trucks to spray water on the remaining 10,000 birds and create mud to cool them on Monday.
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