Costlier wheat raises bread prices nationwide
New York reports higher flour costs as a result of a tighter wheat crop and reduced government stocks. Grand Union will not raise bread yet, but mills and bakers anticipate price increases of about 1.5 to 2 cents per pound. Milk and butter costs also climb, adding pressure on consumer prices.
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Grand Union Food Store
Kansas City
New York
Csima
Minneapolis
Minn
Grand Union
General Mills
Great Atlantic & Pacific Lowns
Tea Co
A&p
Jane Parker
One Dead In Cleveland Riots Mark Troubled Weekend
Rioting in Cleveland escalates with a fatal shooting as police and National Guard tighten curfew and searching crowds. Mayor Locher weighs martial law while neighborhood tensions flare and guardsmen face taunts amid a looming harsh weekend.
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Cleveland
Johnson Urges End to Riots and Reform via Ballot Box
President Johnson condemns riots while urging peaceful protests through ballots and community groups. He defends Vietnam policy, urges persistence, and ties reform to civil rights action, speaking in Indiana, Wilnis, and Kentucky. Earlier, Johnson dedicated Amyers headquarters and noted veterans may be the last to use the building if Vietnam ends.
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Johnson
Indiana
Wilnis
Kentucky
Indianapolis
America
Washington
Amyers
Viet Nam
Second First Street Name Tops U S Street List
Detroit AP report notes Second Street is America’s most common street name per R L Polk Co computer TABs. Polk, listing 6 500 cities, ranks Park as second Third as third Fourth as fourth Fifth as fifth Main as sixth and First as seventh in the nationwide ordering.
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Detroit, Mich
America
R. L. Polk & Co
Polk
United States
Pork
Park
Two Hurt In NYC Race Clash
Police broke up a crowd of 45 Negro youths in East New York and Brownsville hours after clashes with Italian-American residents. Eight arrested on charges including felonious assault and unlawful assembly as violence and false alarms erupted. reports note racial tensions and prior deaths from a sniper in Harlem and Bedford-Stuyvesant.
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East New York
Brownsville
New York
Harlem
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Brooklyn
Pope Okays Joint Study On Marriage
Pope Paul VI approved a Lutheran Catholic plan to form two committees to study Marriage Theology and the Problem of Mixed Marriages, and The Meaning of Lutheran Reform. The proposal urges equal relations and expanded dialogue between the Vatican and the World Lutheran Federation, with shared work in charity and social aid.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican
Promolting Christaan Unity
World Lutheran Federation
NYC Jet Train Tests Stir Ohio Hype
In Bryan Ohio the New York Central displays its secret jet propelled "black battle" car with Alfred Perlman and other executives present. A 20 mile test stretch between Bryan and Butler Indiana is prepared. NYC aims to replace long haul with shuttle service between nearby cities potentially reaching 225 mph. Wall Street Journal notes plan to drop long range routes if tests prove successful.
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Bryan
Ohio
New York Central
NYC
Alfred Perlman
Air Force
Here
Butler
Ind
Pennsylvania Railroad
The
Wall Street Journal
Central
Fulbright Attacks Policies on Asia and Great Society Dream
Fulbright accused the White House of sweeping commitments in Asia and challenged Humphrey’s framing of the Honolulu declaration as a Johnson Doctrine for Asia. Moyers countered that the President’s position aligned with Fulbright’s view, while Atlantic City's Boardwalk remains the resort’s enduring symbol dating to 1860.
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White House
Arkansas
Asia
Fulbright
Moyers
Johnson
Duldaime
IRS Investigator Davis Dies at 56 in Pittsburgh
Cres son Davis an IRS intelligence chief in Pittsburgh died Friday at age 56. He was commended for aiding in the prosecution of gambler Mickey Cohen. Davis began as a substitute postal clerk in 1931 and served 2 years with the Revenue Service. He is survived by his widow and a daughter.
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Pittsburgh
Cresson Davis
Internal Revenue Service
Mickey Cohen
Davis
Service Office
Revenue Service
Harry LL. Weamer
New Alexandria RD
Salisburg
Latrobe Area Hospital
Mr. Weamer
Saltsburg
H. L
Saltsburg Presbyterian Church
Williamson Lodge
New ‘Castle
Syria Temple
Weamer
Alda Smail Weamer
H. Clair
New Alexandria R. D
Austin
Grace) Forbes
Camp Hill
Wilbur Weamer
Los Angeles
Calif
Parande
Hunter Funeral Home
Guy M. Wilson
Edge Iwood Cemetery
Agnes McGonegal Lingle
Graceton
Mountain View Christian Home
Hillsdale
John and
Elizabeth Mollison McGonerzal
Center County
Lingle
Alma Mountain
Indiana
Harvey, Jr
Philips Jburg
Norman Ray
Bertha Hawa
Elizabeth McKwain
Johnstown
Harvey Lingle
Robinson- Lytle's
William Bruyceman
Coral Lutheran Cemetery
Fruitless airline talks escalate union strike
President P L Roy Siemiller of the AFL CIO machinists union said talks in the six day strike were fruitless as 35 000 members pressed to hold firm. He cited verbal clashes among negotiators and noted telegrams urging perseverance while Sen Wayne Morse proposed a national emergency to force a government run airline scenario.
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Washington (Ap
P. L
Roy) Siemiller
Machinists Union
Siemiller
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
James J. Reynolds
Sumitier
Reynolds
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Federalourts
Marines Fight Five Hour Battle Near Da Nang Base
U S Marines clashed with North Vietnamese near Da Nang Base in a five hour action, with the enemy suffering heavy casualties. Marines reported capturing five NVA and seizing 187 weapons while official counts cited lower enemy deaths, and overall U S casualties described as light. Air strikes across North Vietnam included raids on oil depots and fuel storage at Dong Hoi, with 101 missions flown and a report of 42 cargo barges, 33 trucks, 27 railroad cars and eight bridges destroyed or damaged. A Navy pilot who had been captured was rescued after 23 days in the jungle. his name withheld for security. Nearby, a Royal Australian Regiment clearing operation Sidney Two progressed near rubber plantations southeast of Saligon Phuoc Tuy Province.
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U.S
Nguyen _ Uang
North Viet Nam
Air Force
Navy
Marine
North
Thailand
Viet Nam
da Nang
Chu Lai
Dong Hoi
Hanoi
Gordon Atkinson
el Paso
Tex
U.S. Command
Sth Battalion
Royal Australian Regiment
Saligon
Phuoc Tuy
Miracle Sighting For Escapee Reinforces Vietnam War Tale
A US Navy lieutenant, held by the communists for about five months, escaped a prison camp and was rescued after a one-in-a-million sighting by another American pilot in the rugged jungle near the 7th Parallel demilitarized zone. He suffered severe malnutrition and shock after crossing dangerous terrain during the escape, with next of kin notified.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Asia
U.S
U.S. Command
Spaid
Navy
Abr
Viet Nam
Laos
ULS. Navy
Viett: Nam
Obituaries from Plumville and surrounding area
Obituaries list multiple 1960s deaths in Indiana County with residents of Plumville Cherry Tree Clymer and Saltsburg. Names include Ida May Lohr Helen Rummel Julia Yuhasz Pearl Lambing Harry Weamer George Willard Agnes Lingle Paul Frank Rose Beresnyak Recupero and others with ages birthplaces churches and funeral details. Interments in Harmony Grove St Bernard Coral and Edgewood Cemeteries are noted along with funeral home services in Indiana Plumville and Latrobe areas.
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Ida May Lohr
Plumville
Indiana Hospital
Indiana
William and
Eliza Bailey George
Frank G. Lohr
Bowner Funeral Home
Plumsville
David E. Blekett
Harmony Grove Lutheran Cemetery
Five Points
Helen Viola Rummel
Cherry Tree R.D
George E
Olie Berringer Lydie
Burnside Two
Clearfield Co
Keble F. Rummel
Rummel
Ladies Auxiliary
John Scott Post
American Legion
Cherry Tree
Eugene
U. S. Navy
Coroua Christi
Tex
Elaine J. Rummel
Youngstown
Ohio
Hale Lydick
Niles
Mary
Lydic
Paul
Lucille) Pettitt
Mia
Walter
Pauline) Scholfield
Kenneth Lydic
Emerson Lydic
Joseph
Mari ‘Tha Jane) Anglemyer
Blair Lydic
Lowellville
Ratligh
Hillsdale
Eugene Morris
Loof
Czecho-slovakia
St. Anthony Church
Clymer
Indianal
R. D
George
Margaret) Craven
Indiana R. D
Louis Harnst
Europe
Bence
Cly' Mer
William F. Presley
St. Bernard Cemetery
George FE. Willard
Salisburg
Latrobe ‘Avon Hospital
Bell Two
Westmoreland County
David and
Suan Multley Willard
Willard
Saltsburg
Logathanna
Bell Township
Kiski Heights
Salteburg
Fred W. Stanton
Homer Weaver
Edgewood Cemetery
Cleveland unrest: Black man shot by public safety activity
In Cleveland Ohio a Black man was hurt Saturday by police public safety action from a posing car. Two White youths were arrested after a police chase near the scene. The victim was hospitalized in serious condition amid East Side unrest following four nights of disorders and firebombings beginning Monday night.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland
East Side
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Toney
Ralph
Locher
Necro
National Guard
Gazette
Harold Wood
Courtland Road
Ralph Bracken
Wood
Atlantic City
New Jersey
IRS
Airlines
Big da Nang Base
Julia Yuhasz
Pearl Lambing
Clymer R. D. 2
Bence Funeral Home
Paul E, Frank
Fourth Ave
Robinson-Lytle’s
Ray n.Beras
Oakland Cemetery
Rose Yasko Beresnyak
Bowser Funeral
Sacred Heart Church
Sugamora
Carl P. Milano
St. Marys
Yatesboro
Altar Rosary Society
Frank J. Recupero
Chestnut Street
N. Sixth St
Philip and
Rose Russo Recupera
Melotyre
Recupero
St. Bernard's Church
K. C
Pather McNelix Council
Veterans of Foreign Wara
American Legion Post 41
Sons of Italy Lodge
Indiana Optimist Club
B.P.C.E
DuBois Consumer Discount Co
St. Maryn Community Loan Ca
Mary Bruno Recupero
Slaters
Nick
Tony
Herman
Philip
James
Mra
Alfred
Lena
St. Bernards Church
Indian
Cemetary
Futher
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