Indiana State College Plans 200000 Student Union Addition
Indiana State College approves a 200000 addition to the Student Union via the ISC Student Union Association. The two story expansion adds 10400 square feet, three meeting rooms, a serving pantry, a terrace, and preserves Shaver spring. It will offer better food service, expanded offices, a dark room, and more game facilities. Construction starts August 1965 with bids due July 15, and completion expected January 1966. No tuition hike. funds come from higher enrollment.
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Indiana State College
ISC Student Union Association, Incorporated
Willis E. Pratt
Student Union Association
Pratt
Kremlin Strains Boost Clash Over Reform and Conservatism
Signs of strain between reformers and conservatives in the Soviet Union point to a new reshuffle. The party congress is reportedly postponed while four senior officials who rose under Khrushchev are missing from key gatherings, fueling talk of purges aimed at Ukrainians and reformers. Brezhnev and Kosygin clash over economic reforms and leadership.
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Soviet Union
Kremlin
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Mariner 4 Feels Pull From Mars
Pasadena scientists report Mariner 4, weighing 575 pounds, has entered Mars gravity. The craft's speed shifts from 9 979 mph to 11 514 mph by July 14 as it speeds past Mars for a 21 frame photo pass. First copies of the images are hoped for July 15 or 16.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mariner 4
Mars
Mariner
Earth
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Obituaries of Several Pittsburgh Area Residents
Death notices list Robert M. Bruce 75 Wilkinsburg formerly Indiana. May Chilcotte 78 Punxsutawney. Dorothy Droney 77 Punxsutawney. John Loboda 81 Homer City. Wilmer H Lakehart 49 East Lake Cleveland formerly Clymer. Frederick T Potter 79 Wesleyville. John G Ferguson 78 Glen Campbell.
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Bruce, Robert M
Wilkinsburg
Indiana
Loboda, John
Third St
Homer City
B P Inn Dance Nights Announced on Route 119
Entertainment at B P Inn features dance nights on Friday and Saturday with tickets available. Thursday through Saturday shows promote events at Rt. 119 N location.
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B.P. Inn
Presidential Threat Nets Arrest Jail
A 38 year old Pawtucket man, Leo Arthur Messier Jr., was held on federal charges for threatening to assassinate President Johnson. He was picked up on the Connecticut Turnpike while hitchhiking to Washington after his car stopped. He told a trooper he intended to kill the President with his bare hands. He had served in the Army and Marine Corps and had recent VA hospital treatment.
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New Haven
Johnson
Messier
Army
Marine Corps
Veterans Administration
Rhode Island
Fugitives Sought After Oregon Bank Robbery and Deputy Death
Six kidnap victims were released unharmed near Woodland after gunmen suspected of bank robbery and deputy slaying fled toward Sacramento. Fugitives Wilbur Grey and Karl Bowles, both recently released from Oregon State Prison, are being hunted in a three state manhunt.
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Woodland
Calif
Oregon
Wilbur Marion Grey
Brunswick
Karl Cletes Bowles
Amarillo
Tex
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Sacramento
David Corbin
Clinton Clark
Aldis Riekstins
Seattle
FBI
Riekstins
Grey
Bowles
Oregon State Prison
Corbin
Paratroopers clash with Viet Cong in D Zone near Saigon
U S paratroopers of the 173rd Airborne Brigade clash with Viet Cong 25 miles northeast of Saigon in D Zone. Officials tally more than 100 enemy dead with U S casualties described as substantially lower. Ambushes near Tri Tam in Binh Duong involve a 300 man Viet Cong battalion and four U S advisers.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
U.S
Xom Dua
Binh Duong
Tri Tam
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Viet Nam
Weekend Forecast: Sunny Mild Soars Across Regions
The weather map shows sunny skies in the west clearing to the east with mild conditions today. Highs reach 74 to 82 degrees with overnight lows 55 to 63. Friday brings continued sunshine and slightly warmer temperatures.
Thousands Evacuated As Jet Fuel Fire Threatens NC Plants
Fire at the Amcel Propulsion Laboratory in Swannanoa near Asheville threatened to trigger 3000 pounds of explosives and forced evacuation of more than 5,000 within a one mile radius. The blaze was contained by morning. plant operations expected to resume Friday.
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Swannanoa
N. C
North Carolina
Lewis R. Rothstein
Rothstein
Buncombe County
Sheriff’s Office
Amcel Propulsion Laboratory
Asheville
Celanese Corp. of America
Red Cross
Sheriff’s Deputies
State Highway Commission Outlines $24.4 Million Local Roads Plan
The Pennsylvania State Highway Commission announces a six year program totaling 550.5 million for local roads in District 10 including Indiana Armstrong Butler Jefferson and Clarion Counties. The plan is part of a 3.4 billion statewide upgrade with 23 382 miles of local roads slated for improvement.
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State Highway Commission
General Assembly
State Highways Department
Commission
Henry D. Harrall
Indiana
Armstrong
Butler
Jefferson
Clarion
Commonwealth l
Harrral
Harral
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Harra
The
Legisla
Ture
Commonwealth
Harra l
Reedy Plans Respite From LBJ Job
Washington AP George E. Reedy press secretary for President Johnson says he suffers from a painful foot disease and will step back from his White House post for several months. Doctors warn of possible operations and Moyers will handle duties in his absence.
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Washington
George E. Reedy
Johnson
White House
Reedy
Bill D. Moyers
Moyers
Pitt Trustee Blames Chancellor For Pitt Finance Turmoil
Frank R. Denton a University of Pittsburgh trustee and Mellon National Bank official told the state House Appropriations Committee that Chancellor Edward H. Litchfield's forecasts were a pipedream and that budgeting got out of hand. Denton was among several witnesses reviewing Pitt's finances.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Pitt
Frank R. Denton
Mellon National Bank and Trust Co
Edward H. Litchfield
Denton
State House Appropriations ‘Committee
Veteran stunt flier Mantz killed in desert crash
Paul Mantz, 61, veteran stunt pilot, died when a makeshift plane built from wreckage of a real aircraft crashed in the desert near Buttercup Valley 17 miles west of Yuma during filming of The Flight of the Phoenix. Wally Rose, 64, was seriously injured. The crew included James Stewart and Richard Attenborough.
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Paul Mantz
Yuma
Ariz
Mantz
Bob Rosé
Jimmy Stewart
Wally Rose
Buttercup Valley
Calif
Burglars Hit Aberdeen Ice Co Twice In Two Days
Aberdeen Ice Co. owners installed a watchdog after burglars took $4 in change and some beer on Tuesday, then struck again Wednesday. The thieves left with the same items and the watchdog vanished.
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Aberdeen, Md
Aberdeen Ice Co
Indiana State College Summer School Reaches New Highs
About 7,000 students enrolled in the three summer sessions at Indiana State College, the largest in school history, with 2,000 plus graduate students pursuing education masters. The program expanded over eight years due to broader courses and earlier planning.
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Indiana State College
Pennsylvania
Rocky Glennland
Jimmy K. & Country Gents
Willis E.pratt
Ralph W. Cordier
New York Must Cut Delaware River Water Use
The Delaware River Basin Commission declares a 30 day water emergency for New York New Jersey Pennsylvania and Delaware to curb usage and require New York City to reduce Delaware water intake by 75 million gallons daily and release 200 million gallons daily from Catskills dams to protect Philadelphia and Camden supplies. The order limits overall diversions to 335 million gallons daily and runs through August 10 with possible extensions. New York City water commissioner Armand DAngelo disputes claims of water theft and says the city can meet the limits.
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Philadelphia
New York City
Delaware River Basin Commission
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
United States Department of the Interior
Catskills
Delaware Estuary
Camden
N.J
Delaware River
Commission
Armand D’angelo
Trenton
Rainfall Totals Ease Drought in Local Area
Nearly three quarters of an inch of rain drenched the area yesterday providing relief to parched yards. The Clymer Water Service Co recorded .72 inch while June rainfall to date totals 1.40 inches versus 4.77 inches last June, explaining the appreciation.
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Clymer Water Service Co
Elks Host Fish Dinners for Guests This Friday
Elks invite guests to Friday fish dinners served from 5 to 8 pm. This Thursday offers private tickets for the event and meals. Proceeds support lodge activities and local programs.
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Indiana State
William L. Ryan
Lee Kremlin
Chilcotte
May
Punxsutawney
Droney
Dorothy
Potter, Frederick T
Wesleyville, Pa
Malcolm W. Browne
U.S. Force
LBJ
Litchfield
Pitt Trustee
Rose
Tex Rankin
Parkview Baptist Hospital
James Stewart
Richard Attenborough
Peter Finch
Ernest Borgnine
Hardy Kruger
Frank Tallman
Tallmantz Air Service
Bendix
ISC
Williamsport
William Ellis
Turbotville, R. D. 1
Northumberland County
Muncy
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