Eleventh Annual Conference Brings 600 Directors to Indiana
School directors from across the Commonwealth gather at Indiana State College for the Eleventh Annual Summer Conference of the Pennsylvania School Boards Association. The three day event features keynote by R Winfield Smith and panels with Musmanno Stefannon Hutchinson Christman Hibberd Cashman Hartman White Collinger Moskow Hershey See and others.
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PSBA
ISC
Willis Pratt
Indiana State College
Pennsylvania School Boards Association
National School Board Association
Pratt
Robert Kahle
John J. Hertz
Louis Leger
R. Winfield Smith
NSBA
Bechtel
Commonwealth
Indiana
Pennsylvania School Boards Association, Inc
Keith
National School Boards Association
Neal V. Musmanno
State Department of Public Instruction
Severino Stefannon
State Board of Education
M. E. Hutchinson
Sunbury Area
P. S. Christman
Schuylkill Haven Union
Robert Hibberd
State Chamber of Commerce
Frank R. Cashman
Bureau of Federal and State Affairs
Allen S. Hartman
James P. White
The
Industrial Appraisal Co
Robert Collinger
Pittsburgh Office, Insurance Co
North America
Michael H. Moskow
Lafayette College
Fred E. Hershey
Bureau of Municipal Affairs
Willis See
Fire at Nashville Police Headquarters Extinguished
Nashville firefighters quickly controlled a blaze that started Friday in the building housing the police department. The fire department operates within the same structure.
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Nashville, Tenn
Nashville
Electronics cut plan to save Abu Simbel temples
UNESCO led project to cut the Abu Simbel temples into 30 ton blocks, hoist them 192 feet up a cliff, and reassemble them on trucks and barges to safeguard against the Nile rise from the Aswan dam. The plan involves 47 nations and a $36 million budget with the US and Egypt bearing major costs.
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Cairo
Egypt
Abu Simbel
Nile
Aswan High Dam
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
United States
Hochtief Col
West Germany
Mmnin Nt
Horse Show Sunday At Mack Center
Horsemen from at least three states travel to Mack Community Center in Indiana for the J and S Saddle Club 10th annual show. Free admission. starts 12:01 p.m. Sanctioned by Central Pennsylvania Horsemen's Association and Greater Pittsburgh Horse Show Association. 21 classes plus a quarter horse race during intermission. Judging inside the Mack Center oval.
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Indiana
J and S Saddle Club
Mack Community Center
Central Pennsylvania Horsemen's Association
Greater Pittsburgh Horse Show Association
Mack Center Oval
Greece braces after antigovernment riots amid political crisis
Premier George Athanasiadis Novas accused leftists of instigating Friday night protests in Athens as police reported injuries in sporadic clashes. He summoned his 15 member Cabinet to discuss the crisis and bolster his government with new appointments.
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Athens
Greece
George Athanasiadis Novas
Athanasiadis Novas
George Papandreou
Salonika
Atens
Center Union Party
Soviet Proton S space station and heavy booster test
Moscow reports describe a Proton S launch carrying a 26 896 pound payload into orbit. Tass cautioned the rocket, not the satellite, powered the test. Analysts compare it to the U S Titan 3D flight with a 32 347 pound total payload.
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Moscow
Tass
U.S
London
Kenneth Gatland
British Interplanetary Society
Mississippi To Run Red on River Sunday Night
In Minneapolis AP reports the U S Public Health Service will release eight gallons of fluorescent red dye into the Mississippi River to measure water flow. The dye is stated as harmless to boats and wildlife and will color the river for several miles before fading.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Mississippi
U.S. Public Health Service
B52 Bombers Back Vietnamese GroundFight Across Mang Yang Pass
U S Air Force B52s flying from Guam dumped 500 tons of bombs on suspected Communist positions in central Viet Nam. Some 25 to 30 jets attacked the Mang Yang Pass along Route 19 as a major ground operation aimed to clear Viet Cong guerrillas and open the road to a supply convoy. Separately a Roman Catholic colonel allied with the government was killed after a shooting ambush reported near Bien Hoa.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S. Air Force
Viet Nam
Guam
Mang Yang Pass
Defense Ministry
Pham Ngoc Thao
Bien Hoa
U.S
Son Ha
New Geneva Man Arraigned in Abduction of Two Women
James W. Deusenberry 40 of New Geneva Fayette County was arraigned Friday on charges related to the abduction at gunpoint of two young women Sally Rack 20 of Elizabeth Township and Chevyl Craig 19 of North Huntingdon Township on July 9.
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Greensburg
James W. Deusenberry
New Geneva
Fayette County
Deusenberry
Sally Rack
Elizabeth
Chevyl Craig
North Huntingdon
Crucible Steel reports higher second quarter income
Crucible Steel Co. announced Friday that the second quarter 1965 income was 3,391,000, up from 2,520,000 in the same period last year. Sales reached 86,407,000 versus 67,878,000 in the 1964 quarter.
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Pittsburgh
Crucible Steel Co
Weekend dances at B P Inn and Medora’s Grill
Entertainment listings show Friday and Saturday dances at B P Inn on Rt. 119 N and at Medora’s Grill. Thursday through Saturday dance events include ffx Dance tonite and a Saturday ffx Legion dance featuring the Jet Tones.
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B.P. Inn
Medora’s Grill
Legion
Mariner 4 Mars Photos Highlight Thin Atmosphere
Pasadena AP report details the release of the second and third Mariner 4 Mars photos. Officials say Mars atmosphere is only one to two percent as dense as Earth, with surface air extending at most eight miles. Parachutes or retrorockets for braking may be affected. astronauts would need spacesuits.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mars
Mariner 4
U. S
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Earth
William H. Pickering
Weather outlook with clouds and tstorms expected
Variable cloudiness with occasional showers and thundershowers today and tonight. Highs 78 to 84 and lows 58 to 70. Sunday partly cloudy and mild with highs mainly in the 70s and low 80s.
Northeast Faces Worst Drought in History Seeks Federal Disaster Status
New Jersey Governor Hughes urged designation of a federal disaster area for his state and parts of New York Pennsylvania and southern New England amid the worst drought in the region's history. He pressed five recommendations as Cabinet officials weigh emergency water measures and potential interregional water transfers.
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Washington
New Jersey
Richard J. Hughes
New York
Pennsylvania
New England
Hughes
Federal Water Resources Council
Johnson
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall Lee
Former Governor Honored Illinois Pays Homage To Adlai Stevenson
Illinois honors Adlai E. Stevenson as a state hero with a gubernatorial eulogy by Gov. Otto Kerner. Mourners file past the flag-draped bier as Stevenson lies in state in the Illinois Capitol under the dome. The body returned from Washington rested in a plain English casket after his London collapse.
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Otto Kerner
Illinois
Stevenson
Kerner
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglas
Ulysses S. Grant
John P. Altgeld
Illinois Capitol
Springfield
Washington
U.S
United Nations
London
Death notices for three residents listed on page 2
Obituaries announce William Martin Jewart 87 of Dayton R D 2 Pearl B Holby 81 of Torrance and Mary Ethel Huston 61 of Ford City R D 2 with brief passing notices describing their ages and last known locales
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Jewart
William Martin
Dayton R. D
Marsh
Pearl B. Holby
Torrance
Woodside
Mary Ethel Huston
Ford City
R. D
Concords Wooden Nickels Declared Illegal During Bicentennial
Concord treasurer notes wooden nickels issued for the bicentennial promotion were advised illegal tender by the Treasury Department. Fifty merchants were told to remove posters, and some residents used them to pay for purchases or fines. The advisory was nonbinding and few official actions followed.
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Concord
N.H
Treasury Department
Department
Police Benevolent Association
Boston
Police Department
Jackman
Treasury ‘Department
Two Women Killed as Car Jumps Curb in Wilkinsburg
In Pittsburgh area incident, a car jumped a curb and hit pedestrians killing two women, Mrs Sophie Jackson 55 of Forest Hills and Mrs Car West 56 of Wilkinsburg, and injuring four others including the driver Mrs Edna Gates 66, and bystanders Steve W. Jackson 65 and Marie Keehnle 60.
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Pittsburgh
Wilkinsburg
Sophie Jackson
Forest Hills
Car West
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King's Temple
Archaeolo
Nefertari
Aswan
Lake Nasser
Mack Center
By Henry S. Bradsher
Roy Abernathy
American Motors Corp
Senate
Peter Arnett
FBI
Falkner
Murry C. Falkner
Mobile
William Faulkner
Adlai Stevenson
By Charles Whalen
Ill
Adlai E. Stevenson
J. Richard Jackman
Printing Company
Bicentennial Group
Hess Restaurant
VFW Board of Directors
Croation Club
Uet Tones
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