Levy Convicted of disloyalty and disobedience
Captain Howard B. Levy, Army doctor at Ft. Jackson, was found guilty by a 10 member court martial of willful disobedience to train Green Beret medics and of making disloyal statements about the Vietnam War. The panel dismissed two charges on a motion, and Levy faces up to eight years though sentencing was to be set after further argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don McKee Columbia
Howard B. Levy
Army
Columbia
S.C
Laughlin McDonald
Levy
Richard Shusterman
J.C. Jeoffrey Hancock
Vietnam
Shusterman
Ft. Jackson Army Hospital
U.S
Green Beret
John S. Baskin
Charles M. Sassar Jr
Ft. Jackson
Charles Morgan Jr
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Annual Awards Assembly Honors Indiana Students in Gym
The Indiana High School held its annual awards in the gym with scholarships and athletic and music honors. Dorinda, Dana Whalen, Shirley Bush, Roberta Waxler, Susan Jones, Don Stephens, Carl Bullers, Joan Galetka, Sandy Marshall, Ed Morris and Samuel Lengel were noted for scholarships, half tuition grants, and cash awards. Girls received varsity letters for gymnastics participation and other student groups were recognized.
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Army
Levy
United States
Vietnam
U.S
Indiana Senior High
Vietsh
Richard W. McGee
Danforth Foundation
Dana Whalen
Ed Morris
Kathy Coleman
Margaret Lubold
Richard Lubold
Lyle Putt
Kiwanis Club
William Lafranchi
Delores Smeltzer
Dorinda
Shirley Bush
Roberta Waxler
Susan Jones
New Century Club
Indi
Don Stephens
Carl Bullers
Monday Music Club Guard Academy
Joan Galetka
Indiana Beauty Academy Arship
Sandy Marshall
Monday Music
Samuel Lengel
McMahon Promoted By Firm and Civic Work Highlight
McMahon rises to Assistant Treasurer at National Mine after five years at General Offices. He leads and serves in Boy Scouts of America from 1964 to 1966, earning the Silver Beaver Award, and has earned state honors such as the Indiana Junior Chamber of Commerce Man of the Year. The couple, Isabel and McMahon, are noted for extensive civic work and their children Joseph Jr. and Mary Eileen hold professional positions in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ager
Indiana
Beckley
National Mine
McMahon
William Penn Council
Boy Scouts of America
Indiana Junior Chamber of Commerce
Indiana United Fund
Community Chest
Indiana Rotary Club
Indiana Boro Planning Commission
Indiana White Township Planning Commission
Isabel McMahon
Indiana Council
Girl Scouts
PTA
New Century Club
McMahons
Joseph, Jr
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Philadelphia
Mary Eileen
Hannemann Hospital
Charge Third Man In Ex- Indiaman's Death
Pittsburgh AP reports police charged a third man with murder in the Thursday night shooting of Charles Butler 24 outside a North Side tavern. John C Steele 22 of the North Side was latest charged. Earlier Thomas H Wade 22 and Michael E Simpson 23 were arraigned on the same charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Charles Butler
North Side
John C. Steele
North
Thomas H. Wade
Michael E. Simpson
Adoption Changes Spar Over Law Revision in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg AP reports opponents led by J Peter Williams testified against Rep Eugene Fulmer's proposed changes to the adoption law aiming to modernize the 1925 statute. The bills would separate termination of parental rights from adoption and add neglect as grounds, while allowing parental termination without welfare agency involvement, drawing strong objections from Williams and committee members.
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Harrisburg
Eugene M. Fulmer
J. Peter Williams
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Fulmer
Williams
House Health and Welfare Committee
Othe
Philip Sterling
Sterling
House
Department of Public Welfare
Guy. Shater
Wilson Ends Brief Visit To Capital
Prime Minister Harold Wilson wraps up a two day stay in Washington with a breakfast meeting with Vice President Humphrey. He heads to New York for a lunch with UN Secretary General U Thant and warns that failure to reach a peaceful solution to Egypts blockade of the Gulf of Aqaba could spark a wider war within hours. He supports UN talks and a proposed maritime declaration to guarantee free passage through the Gulf and Strait of Tiran and cautions against any closure of the Suez Canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harold Wilson
Britain
Johnson
Middle East
Wilson
Huber H. Humphrey
U.S
New York
U Thant
United Nations
Egypt
Gulf of Aqaba
Israel
Red Sea
Strait of Tiran
Lyndon Likely Name For Johnsons Grandson
The Austin American reports President Johnson's prospective grandson will probably be named Lyndon if male. Luci Johnson and her husband Pat, awaiting their first child, have a boy’s name chosen and keep it secret, though Pat favors not making the baby Lyndon Junior. An unnamed friend quotes the couple saying, “Everybody else is naming their baby Lyndon, why shouldn’t they?”
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Houston
Johnson
Lyndon
Austin American
Suc
Johnson Nuvent
Aly
Pat
Pat Hay
Aoa
Sayng
Police Arrest Murder Suspect in Johnstown
Johnstown resident Marvin C. Chatman Jr, 17, faces a Wednesday hearing on murder charges linked to the rape and strangulation of tavern waitress Emily Ressler 44. Her partially nude body was found in a gondola car at a Johnstown railroad siding Wednesday.
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Johnstown
Marvin C. Chatman Jr
Chatman
Emily Ressler
Equal Time Possible On Cigarettes
The FCC ordered stations airing cigarette ads to provide free or purchasable air time for anti smoking programming. The 7 0 vote rejected a demand for equal time with cigarette ads and suggested using weekly announcements from health groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
John F. Banzhaff III
New York
Wcbs-Tv
Banzhaff
FCC
Banzhoff
American Cancer Society
Harvard
Congress
Industrial Conference Hears Tabor on Diversification and Skills
The conference notes diversification has grown efficiently yet stresses that human resources development lags. It cites Pennsylvania industrial growth causing shortages in skilled trades with February figures: about 9,000 machine trades openings, over 3,300 clerical and sales vacancies, and nearly 6,000 vacancies in structural occupations.
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Pennsylvania
Obituary notes for Carmella Prato aged 80
Mrs Carmella Prato of 250 Church Street Homer City died at home Friday June 2 1967 Born August 5 1886 in Riécia Italy she was a daughter of Daniel and Filomene Gloria loffa She resided in Homer City area 45 years and belonged to St Louis Church Lucernemines Sons of Italy Lodge 870 Homer City Four children Ann Homer City Florence and Dominick Detroit Mich Mrs Michael Josephine Crawl Homer City R D nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren Funeral home visitation after 7 pm with prayers at 8 30 pm Monday Requiem Mass at St Louis Church at 9 am Interment in St Raenneda Cemetery Friends will be received at Askew Funeral Home Homer City Experts note other obituaries and manpower discussion follow in same clippings.
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Carmella Prato
Church Street
Homer City
Riécia
Italy
Daniel and
Filomene Gloria Loffa
iSt. Louis Church
Lucernemines
The
Sons of Italy Lodge
Ann
Florence
Dominick
Detroit, Mich
Michael
Josephine) Crawl
R.D
Sopgore
H. A. Podowski
Orlando C. McLaughlin
Grace A. McLaughlin
School Street
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
Robinson Lytle’s
Indiana Evening Gazette
Shafer Tax Plan Proposes Alternate Tax Methods
Harrisburg AP Shafer presses a deferred income tax with backup options if constitutional issues arise. The bill tests a 0.1 to 1 percent rate, with adjusted income or flat gross income options if courts strike the primary approach. Exemptions apply to farm labor domestic and casual work. Employers would withhold. evaders face up to 5000 dollars or two years. Prospects for passage this session look dim.
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Harrisburg
Shafer
Shater
Budget Office
General Assembly
Curiosity Saves Baby From Death in San Francisco
In Glen Park, a curious nurse spotted a stranger unloading a suitcase from a car and leaving. Frank Hubinsky found a baby in the bag, rescuing a seven pound boy now said to be in excellent condition at the hospital. The Hubinskys planned to adopt the infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Frank Hubinsky
Glen Park
Prisoner Missing After Walkaway From Rockview Detail
Police hunted for William B. Carmichael a 21 year old inmate who vanished from a nursery work detail outside Rockview Correctional Institution in Bellefonte Pennsylvania. Carmichael had nearly two years remaining on a two to six year sentence for automobile larceny and fled Thursday with another inmate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefonte
Rockview Correctional Institution
William BK. Carmichael
Millsburgh
Athe Nursery
Whien
Rockview
Blonde Amputee to Marry Blonde Amputee in Quincy
In Quincy Massachusetts Miss Pellegtrini during a ceremony at St Mary's church will marry Joseph M McDonald of Arlington. She was badly injured when an ear crushed her against a wall at her home two years ago leading to amputation of her left leg below the knee and her right foot above the ankle. She learned to walk again with artificial limbs and steady support.
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Quincy
Mass
Peleprini
St. Mary's Church
Joseph M. McDonald
Arlington
Pellegtrini
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IUP
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IHS
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William Walker
Arthur S. Young
Penn State
Walker
Future Farmers of America
Donald Burggraf
Bausch and Lomb
Westinghouse
Air Brake Co
Donnn iWilmerding
Yweek
Fred Hildebrand
Mere
Stu Levy
Eugene Kunselman
Indiana High
Indiana University
Willis E. Pratt
Saltsburg
Saleburg
Riynald Coleman
Julies
Bechtel
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Industrial Conference
Tabor
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
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