Democrats press for welfare and education spending in Harrisburg
The House Democrats form plans to override Gov. Scranton's veto of about 19.3 million dollars in welfare and education funding. Rep. Martin Mullen says the goal is to put members on record though a two thirds vote is unlikely. Other items include pension reform, appropriations, unemployment, and a $30 thousand salary for the superintendent. Sen. Frame proposes a State Research Commission to clean Pennsylvania streams from acid mine drainage.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
House
Gov
Scranton
Martin P. Mullen
House Appropriations Committee
Mullen
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Richard C. Frame
Senate Mines and Mineral Industries Committee
State Research Commission
Pennsylvania
Frame
Triplets Born In Parking Lot Across Arkansas Hospital
In Pine Bluff Arkansas Dr Harold Morris delivered Mrs Gooseberries triplet daughters in a hospital parking lot after the family could not reach Little Rock. The babies Stephanie Kay Orlisa Gay and Benita Fay are doing fine with father William Gooseberry noting mixed emotions.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
William Gooseberry
Harold Morris
Morris
Gooseberry
Little Rock
Stephanie Kay
Orlisa Gay
Benita Fay
Picnic Ends In Six Deaths At Ledges Park
A Sunday picnic at Ledges State Park near Boone Iowa ended in six drowning deaths of children ages 5 to 13. Victims were Richard Erwin 10 Steven Erwin 9 Douglas Erwin 5 Raymond Schoenbaum 13 Connie Schoenbaum 10 and Rose Schoenbaum 9. Parents are from Des Moines and Ames.
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Boone
Iowa
the Ledges State Park
Here
Pease Creek
Des Moines
Ledges Park
Richard Erwin
Steven
Douglas
Raymond Schoenbaum
Connie
Rose
Dan Erwin
Albert C. Schoenbaum
Ames
Erwin
Schoenbaum
Sears Open Monday and Friday Till Nine PM
Sears announces extended hours with Monday and Friday closing at 9 p.m. The notice indicates shoppers can visit on these days for evening service.
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Sears
Montix
Weather Outlook Mild and Sunny Through Tuesday
Sunny and mild today and Tuesday with clear, cool nights. Highs range from 74 to 82 today and 76 to 84 on Tuesday, with lows near 52 to 60 tonight.
Confesses To Killing 2 In Saigon
Robert Kimball a 36 year old U S AID official confessed to killing his American boss Jack Fe Ryan 44 and Nguyen Thi Hai 26 in the yard of Ryan s home in Saigon Friday night Police say the confession was turned over to a Vietnamese court for homicide charges Kimball who had been seeing Hai for two years attempted suicide after the shooting but had no cartridges left in his revolver
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Robert Kimball
U.S
le Tu Truc
Jack FE. Ryan
U.S. Aid Mission
Public Safety Division
Nguyen Thi Hai
Ryan
Kimball
New Viet Strategy Factor Emerges In Talks
Washington reports a new Viet Nam strategy factor after a U S jet bomber was shot down by a surface to air missile during renewed talks. President Johnson returns from Camp David as White House weighs decisions likely by Tuesday night per Vice President Humphrey. Newsweek cites the president saying the goal is to minimize losses and show strength without recklessness.
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Washington
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S
White House
Johnson
Camp David
Maryland
Hubert H. Humphrey
Newsweek Magazine
Today
Newsweek
Three Contenders for British Party Post
London AP reports three Conservative MPs Edward Heath Reginald Maudling and Enoch Powell nominated for party leadership with a second ballot likely if Powell remains in the race Maudling favored as the affable administrator Heath known for European entry efforts and Powell backed by younger members.
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Enoch Powell
London
Britain
Conservative Party
Edward Heath
Charles de Gaulle
Reginald Maudling
Heath
Maudling
Powell
Obituary Notices for Miller and Miles D Miller
Obituaries list Alice E Gach Miller aged 32 of Silver Spring Maryland formerly of Glen Campbell and Miles D Miller of Silver Spring Maryland.
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Miller, Miles D
Silver Springs, Md
Coast-To-Coast Trail Ride Couple Tours USA
Leonard Ott, 32, a horse trainer, nears the end of a cross country trail ride begun May 16 1964 in Seattle and ending at the New York World's Fair after three weeks. He is joined by his bride, a German native newly married six weeks, as they rest in Indiana before resuming the journey.
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USA
Leonard Ott
Seattle
New York
Ott
Illinois
Germany
United States
Otts
Indiana
Mack Center
Rockefeller bows out of GOP race reshaping 1968 contest
Nelson Rockefeller ends his bid as Republican governors meet amid civil rights tensions. The shakeup follows Rockefellers decision, with GOP leaders and Goldwater faction potential new alignments as Pennsylvania faces rising auto liability insurance rates approval hearings.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Ray Bliss
John M. Bailey
Karl F. Rolvaag
Minnesota
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Daniel J. McNamara
National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters
Audrey R. Kelly
NBCU
Police Save Two Children From Roofs and Scales
In Harlem a man stormed to a five story tenement roof with his daughters Lorraine 3 and Lynne 1. A patrolman snatched the older girl while Lynne dangled above a courtyard before rescue. In the Lower East Side Angelo Morales 25 threatened to drop eight month old Marisol. Neighbors and two officers seized him. Morales was charged with assault and impairing the health of a minor.
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James de Loatch
Harlem
Lorraine
Lynne
de Loatch
Daniel F. O’brien
O’brien
Bellevue Hospital
Lower East Side
Angelo Morales
Marisol
Emelio Corchado
Telo Marrero
Joseph O’reily
Theodore McDonald
Corchado
Marrero
30 Day Stay Granted for Dr Samuel Sheppard Return
The U S 6th Circuit granted Dr Samuel Sheppard a 30 day stay to seek Supreme Court review of a Court of Appeals ruling ordering his return to the Ohio Penitentiary to resume serving a life sentence for the 1954 murder of his first wife.
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Cincinnati
U.S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Samuel Sheppard
Ohio
Sheppard
U.S. Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Clovis Beauty Contests Shape New Mexico World Hope
Clovis tops feature Judy Baldwin Miss Universe hostess in Miami Beach while Ellen Growdon heads to Miss America Atlantic City and Sandra Van Houten enters Miss World New York in September The city celebrates a string of Miss America Miss World ties since Sug Conn’s top ten finish in 1961 and Kowall of Las Cruces promotes the New Mexico Miss World franchise.
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Clovis
N.M
Judy Baldwin
New York
Clovis’ Sug Conn
Miss VanHouten
Miss Growdon
New Mexico
Miss van Houten
Helen Kowall
Las Cruces
University of New Mexico College of Pharmacy
Robert van Houten
Growdon
Miami Beach
Miss Baldwin
Denver
E.J. Hatfield
Viet Cong step up near Saigon amid air campaigns
The AP reports increased Viet Cong harassment within 25 miles of Saigon with six actions including a mortar barrage in Long An Province and an attempted infiltration into a hamlet. U.S. Marines suffered no casualties while three enemy fighters died and six were captured. overall 26 Viet Cong were killed in a Quang Tin operation as air forces flew over 200 sorties in the region.
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Saigon
Long An
United States
Viet Nam
U.S
da Nang
Quang Tin Province
Bien Hoa
Hit-Skip Boater Sought After Water Ski Incident
Cincinnati police hunt for a hit skip boater who struck Paul Holden while he water skied on the Little Miami River. Holden, 33, of Milford, suffered a possible dislocated right shoulder after the two passes.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Paul Holden
Milford
Little Miami
Holden
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