Rioting Shatters Tehran as Police Struggle in City
Tehran, Iran AP reported police and troops clashed with moslem mobs demanding the shah's overthrow. At least 1,000 injured and several killed amid fires, roadblocks, and urban combat near government buildings. Security forces vowed no mercy against the opposition while chaotic rioting continued through the day.
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Tehran
Iran
Teheran
Hassan Pakfevan
Pakistan
Pakrevan
Ayatullah Kho Jmaini
Ayatullah Khomaini
Qum
Ministry of the Interior
Bazour
Post and Telegraph
Goeb Bible Sesqui-centennial Fete Planned
In Somerset Pennsylvania the Goeb Bible Sesqui centennial will be observed in October to mark the printing of the first German Bible west of the Alleghenies. Jerick Goeb, a German immigrant, operated a shop in Somerset. Several German printed copies remain in the Somerset area, including a copy with an introductory letter dated June 26, 1813. Goeb died in 1830 at Schellsburg Bedford County.
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Somerset
Goeb
Alleghenies
Jerick Goeb
Schellsburg
Bedford County
Wall Street Scenes Echo SEC Proposals After Wake Imagery
Crowds gather in New York as discussions of SEC recommendations to Congress unfold. A priest compares the atmosphere to a Trish wake while dealing with the securities industry’s scrutiny. The proposals target the over the counter market and aim to tighten broker controls and investor protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lefler
New York
Wall Street
Change Commission
Congress
SEC
SEC Action Praised In Wall Street Strengthened Regulation Support
President travels from White House to Andrews and on to Colorado Springs after late morning takeoff. SEC proposals urge tighter controls on broker dealers and unlisted issues while industry leaders from NYSE Merrill Lynch and AMEX back the reform as in the public interest. Banks and insurers show mixed views on necessity of further regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force Academy
North
American Air Defense Command
SEC
Association of
G. Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
Michael W. McCarthy
Merrill Lynch
Pierce
Fenner and Smith
Congress
American the Public Interest, Stock Exchange
Edwin D. Ether
Banking and Insurance Inington
Exchange
Poland and Cuba sign science exchange pact
Poland and Cuba will exchange scientists and scientific information through 1968. Cuban scholars will study in Warsaw for a year while Polish scientists lecture and conduct research in Cuba. Exchanges arranged by the two academies of science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Cuba
Academies of Science
Pope John III Death Funeral Preparations Begin
Crowds pressed into the Vatican square as Pope John lay in state in red pontifical robes on a catafalque. The public viewing continues until Thursday with a private burial set for Thursday evening, then burial near Pope Pius XI in the basilica grotto. Mourning runs nine days with Masses led by cardinals and envoy attendance expected from many nations.
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Via Della Conciliazione
Pope John
Rome
Pius XI
Optimistic On Stricter Strip Law
Harrisburg AP reports bipartisanship backing stricter coal strip mining controls with a final House vote expected later. Republicans Donaldson and Bush and Democrat Laudadio predict passage with a sizable majority despite a tough floor fight. Amendments trimmed back liability and backfilling rules while a new eight member land reclamation board may grant exemptions. Opponents seek to remove executive directors of fish and game from the board as part of the proposed governance.
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Harrisburg
House
Lee A. Donaldson Jr
Allegheny
Alvin C Bush
Lycoming
John A Laudadio
Westmoreland
Donald W. Fox
R-Lawrence
Pennsylvania Grange
Fox
Land Reclamation Board
Fish and Game Commissions
Lapislaon
Health
Borough Moves To Repeal Saturday Meter Fee Policy
Borough council considers repealing the ordinance charging for parking meters on Saturday nights after a four week test of free meter parking. The vote advances paving plans for Second, Fifteenth, Washington, Gompers, North Third, Charles, and Washington streets, plus Ninth Street widening and North Sixth repaving. The baron Oil Co gains sewer access near Route 119 to build a new service station. parking authority funding and tree commission appointments are approved.
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Second Street
School
Washington
Fifteenth Street
Philadelphia
Washington St
Walnut
Gompers
Sixteenth
Long
North Third Street
William
Charles Street
Third Street
Carter Lane
Wayne
Ninth St
Church Sts
North Sixth Street
Oak Street
Baron Oil Company
White Township
Indiana
McGill Motors
James Kring
Don Fritz
George Kennedy
Borough Tree Commission
Paul ‘Bortz
Counics
Southy
Ninth Street
Philadelphia Street
Church Street
Enine
Pensylvania Department of Highways
Chamber Head Urges Initiative on Integration Problems
Edwin P. Neilan, president of the U S Chamber of Commerce, urged businessmen to participate in working out dignified solutions to integration issues. He praised hopeful efforts by businessmen in Birmingham and other communities and warned extremists must not control the field.
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Washington (Ap
Edwin P.neilan
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Neilan
Businesoton
Wirmingham
Retired Man 82 Starts 500 Mile Bicycle Trip
Robert Kepler, an 82 year old retired maintenance worker from DeVry Technical Institute, hopped onto a new racer bicycle Tuesday and set off on a 500 mile ride into the hills of Winchester, West Virginia, where he will spend the summer with friends. The bicycle was a gift from car workers last week.
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Chicago
Robert Kepler
Winfield
W. Va
Kepler
DeVry Technical Institute
Harrisburg Republicans Meet to Pick Walter Replacement
In Harrisburg the 15th district GOP leaders from Carbon Monroe Northampton and Pike counties meet June 18 to choose a candidate for the late Rep Francis E Walter seat. GOP Chairman Craig Truax says Gov Scranton will set the June 10 special election date.
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Harrisburg
15Th
Francis E. Walter
Carbon
Monroe
Northampton
Pike
GOP
Craig Truax
Scranton
Poison Outbreak Strikes Allegheny County Workhouse
Pittsburgh AP A two hour food poisoning outbreak sickened about 180 prisoners and guards at the Allegheny County Workhouse. Dr Joseph Staley said many were quite ill but none critical. Some treated in hospital. others in cells. No outside hospital transfers. Cause not confirmed. health director Dr Herbert R Domke said bacteria from toads kept warm likely. Domke called the outbreak explosive and all cases occurred within two hours.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Joseph Staley
Workhouse
Herbert R. Dome
Domke
Savan Grange Hosts Sixteen County Units
Savan Grange welcomed sixteen Indiana County Granges to an Exchange Visitation meeting hosted by Savan Grange on May 28. Blairsville Grange coordinated the program. 134 members attended as lectures and music highlighted the event and a Traveling Wheel pledge to William Penn Grange on June 14.
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Indiana County
Savan Grange
Blairsville Grange
C. Steele
Steele
Margaret B. Philippi
Truby Beers
Grange
Brush Valley
H. C. Cunningham
William Penn Grange
Families Await News On Fate Of 101 Aboard Plane Crash
Anxious relatives gathered as a Northwest Orient Airlines DC aircraft carrying 68 servicemen dependents and 14 civilians crashed into the North Pacific. Survivors were unlikely, with rescue reports noting engine propeller impact and debris indicating a forceful ocean impact. Families from Homer City and beyond waited for word on loved ones including airmen and civilian employees.
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Associated Press
Joseph I. Whipkey
Army
Aimon J. Rushing
Air Force
Frank B
Mann
William G. Patting
British Columbia
A. J. Messner
Ernest R
Selock
Stephenjless
Homer City
R. D
Stephen Selock
Rushing
North Pacific
Northwest
Eberling
Orient Airlines
Artesses
Pareolas A
Young Capaz
Home Sun
Defense Dev
M. Spt
Michael P. Almose
McChord
Alaska
Air Force Base
Wash
All Miny
Airman 1
Robert B. Scott
Randall
Cox
Anchorage
Elmendorf Afb
Almother
Red Cross
Airman
Robert
Br. Smith
Bradford Cox
Mendorf
Champaign
Stu Scott
Madeline
Pan
Nancy Miller
Lincoln
Dent
Ama Cily
Fla
Richard Arlen Arrested For Slow Drunken Driving
Hollywood, AP veteran actor Richard Arlen 62 was booked on suspicion of drunken driving after officers saw him moving slowly among fast traffic on the Hollywood Freeway. He was released on $276 bail and ordered to appear in municipal court. Two motorcycle officers reported his speed between 25 and 30 mph in a 65 mph zone.
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Hollywood
Richard Arlen
Arlen
Obituaries from Punxsutawney and nearby towns
Obituaries list Angeline Guidash of Rossiter who died June 4 1943 at Adrian Hospital Punxsutawney age 23, survived by husband Frank and three children with services in St Francis Church and burial at St Bernard's Indiana. Also Carmine DAngelo of Saltsburg died June 4 1968 at home with extensive descendants and funeral at St Matthews Church. Mrs Alice Irene Smith of West Lebanon died June 5 1963 at Indiana Hospital with graveside service at Oakland Cemetery.
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Angeline Guidash
Rossiter
Adrian
Punxau
Tawney
Iselin
Frank Chenoga
Rose Demitz
Frank Guidash
St. Francis R.C
Frank, Jr
Ronald
Karen
John Walczak
Detroit
Mich
Della Krull
Steve Tembulla
Coraopolis
Lewis
Robert Waller
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Indiana
Pifer Funeral Home
Punxsutawney
Carmine D'Angelo
Chestnut Street
Saltsburg
Italy
Joseph
Isabelle) Veri
Swissvale
Albert
Mary) Goblick
Mee
Kees Rocks
Felix
Joseph R. Hunter
Robinson’s
St. Matthews Church
Lydon Leathe
Alice Irene Smith
West Lebanon
Indiana Hospital
Brush Valley
Albert Snyder
Millie M. Mack Penrose
Shelocta
George L. Smith
Floyd L. Smith
Clarence Penrose
Robert Penrose
Kenneth Penrose
Sheloca R
Laura Grace
Bertha Hutton
Cleveland
Ohio
Robinson- Lytle's
Harry G. Winsheimer
Oakland Cemetery
Role Against Negroes in Quest for On Campus Housing
Merid ith seeks a court order forcing the university to house him and his wife in married student quarters on campus. Officials say such facilities are full and the judge ruled no racial discrimination occurred. In Mississippi, a Negro mass meeting rejected a proposal to end demonstrations in exchange for hiring Negroes as police and crossing guards, with over 30 arrested. A biracial committee in Durham, North Carolina reported voluntary desegregation agreements by hotels, restaurants, and shops. Mayor Grabarek called it progress and charges against over 1,000 arrested demonstrators were dropped. At Alabama, Governor is firm on no integration and federal troops may be needed to enforce any desegregation at the university, with past riots tied to a Black student’s brief classes. Enrollment plans include three Negroes at Alabama white campus in Tuscaloosa and a fourth at Huntsville extension center. a scientist at Redstone Arsenal seeks entry as well.
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Meredith
Mississippi
Nera
Allen Thompson
Jackson
Durham
N.C
Wense Grabarek
Duke University
Alabama
Lucy
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Clairsville Grange
Torrance State Hospital
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Susan Ewing
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Master Steele
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Lockport
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Clayton
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Plane
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University of Alabama
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Mobileweed
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Myst Gadsden
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Huntsville
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Redstone Arsenal Space Agency
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