Split Verdict Sought On Hall Travel To Communist Lands
The State Department weighs granting travel to Red China North Korea North Viet Nam and Cuba for Gus Hall leader of the U S Communist Party Officials debate whether to allow all or none or a compromise while Congress considers clearer travel authority Hall seeks permission for an extensive peace mission and to write for The Worker publication in the trip plan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
U.S. Communist Party
Gus Hall
Hall
Communist China
North Viet Nam
North Korea
Cuba
Dean Rusk
Europe
Department
Red China
Adinistration
U.S
Red Lands
Congress
State de Department
Isman
Communist Party
the Worker
Environment Aid Set For County
Harrisburg secretary of commerce John K. Tabor proposed an 967350 grant to fund programs upgrading labor force skills in a nine county Southwestern Pennsylvania region including Indiana County. The request aims to develop workforce initiatives across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Secretary of Commerce
John K. Tabor
Pennsylvania
Indiana County
Hannrahle
Eugene P. Foley
Rotary
U. S. Department
Commerce
Tabor
Smithson
Scranton
Appalachia
The 8 MM Collector silent film paper gains library notice
The 8 MM Collector by Samuel K Rubin sent its complete editors files to the Smithsonian Institute in Washington. Elliott Hawkins accepts on Rubin’s behalf as I J Meginnis presents materials. The paper began in 1962 as a six page bulletin and grew to a 40 page quarterly tabloid with world wide reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel K. Rubin
Smithsonian Institute
Rubins
I. J. Meginnis
Washington
Elliott Hawkins
Rubin
Library of Congress
The
Smithsonian
Mr. Rubin
I. K. Meginnis
Buddhists Press Hue Crisis Amid Ky Powers Move
Unrest in Hue worsened as police flown in halted Buddhist protests led by Thich Tri Quang. Ky, facing inflation and political decay, travels to Seoul for an Asia-Pacific ministerial meeting while the government grants Ky sweeping powers to tackle economic problems ahead of September elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hue
South Korea
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Thich Tri Quang
Quang
Johnson
Trn Quang
Seoul
Tran van Do
Viet Namese
U.S
Medics Open Aid Station for 2nd Battalion in Saigon
In Saigon the medics of the 2nd Battalion 18th Infantry opened a permanent aid station. Grizzled Sgt Major Richard M Swit of Tarboro North Carolina presented his complaint Callouses on both feet. Medics trimmed them and Swit returned to duty as the station launched successfully.
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Saigon
18Th Infantry Regiment
Richard M. Swit
Tarboro
N.C
Elk Officers At Reunion
Herman Ricupero leading Knight of BPO Elks 931 Indiana and A J Haberkorn past exalted ruler attended the 60th Pennsylvania Elks State Association reunion in Harrisburg June 25 with wives. Haberkorn elected vice president for the West Central District, earning Indiana Lodge ribbons. Meeting focused on enlarging and promoting the Cerebral Palsy program. Pennsylvania Elks now operate seven vans with registered nurses and two more to be added. Spring Church Clinic in Armstrong County became first clinic in state served by a van.
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Herman Ricupero
BPO Elks No
Indiana
A. J. Haberkorn
C. Nichols
Pennsylvania Elke State Association
Harrisburg
Ricupero
Indiana Lodge
Haberkorn
Elks
Pennsylvania
Spring Church
Armstrong County
Detroit Teachers File Suit Over Board Conspiracy
A striking group of suburban teachers filed a million-dollar damage suit in U S District Court against Crestwood School District officials alleging conspiracy to threaten teachers with economic reprisals and blacklisting. Ten board members face $100,000 each as dozens of districts contend with salary disputes idling thousands of teachers and tens of thousands of pupils.
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Detroit
U.S
Crestwood Education Association
Crestwood
George Brown
Southeast Michigan
Michigan Education Association
National Education Association
Michigan
Afl-Cio American Federation of Teachers
Wayne
Wayne Education Association
Leurse
Ecorse Federation of Teachers
Pennsy and NYC Merge Plans Set for August
Philadelphia AP reports Pennsylvania Railroad plans to merger with New York Central Railroad effective in August after Commerce Commission approval on April 27. Chairman Stuart T. Saunders says a July 21 stockholder meeting will approve conditions and that the merger creates a balanced eastern system with better service and savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central Railroad
Saunders
Scranton Recalls 1964 GOP race and Eisenhower fallout
In an interview Scranton details his delayed withdrawal from the 1964 presidential contest and the pressures from Pennsylvania Republicans. He recalls California primary results, the Gettysburg conference with Eisenhower, and a Cleveland governor's meeting that led him to abandon a bid, noting the moment he knew Goldwater would not be defeated.
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Pennsylvania
Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
California
Rockefeller
Scranton
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Cleveland
Gen. Eisenhower
Ina
Britain's Seamen Strike Hobbled by TUC Rebuff
Britain's seamen face a setback as top union leaders rejected their plea for mediation with the striking National Union of Seamen. TUC officials told the seamen’s leaders they must negotiate on their own, signaling possible talks soon as strike funds dwindle and political figures react to the stalemate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Trades Union Council
National Union of Seamen
Weusx
Ana Saia
William Hogarth
Parlseamen’s
TUC
George
Richard Nixon
Seamen’s
anti-Goldwater
Wunion
Scranton
Indiantown Gap
Sen
Goldwater
Gen
Eisenhower
St. John the Baptist
Name the Sesqui Spectacular for Indiana Borough
Indiana residents are invited to submit a short colorful title for the Sesquicentennial pageant The Indiana Sesquicentennial Spectacular chronicling 150 years. A winning entry earns a 25 dollar savings bond and honor at the 150th anniversary celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Borough
Indiana
P.O
Elderly Driver Dies In Columbiana Embankment Crash
An 78-year-old man, George M. Headley of Wellsville, died Thursday night when his car left a Columbiana county road near Wellsville, rolled 89 feet down a steep embankment and landed upright after being thrown through the windshield.
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East Liverpool
Ohio
Columbiana
Wellsville
George M. Headley
Slides at GOP meeting compare administrations
Allan Campbell of the Indiana University Republican Club narrated colored slides at the Republican Men’s Club gathering at the Community Center. The group also advanced plans for the annual picnic set for July 13 at Rustic.
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Scranton
Republican Men's Club
Allan Campbell
Indiana University Republican Club
Indiana County Young Gop
Rustic Lodge
C C Group Taking Form In Blairsville
Blairsville progress on forming a chamber of commerce with temporary directors named at the Party House on East Brown Street. Top directors designated are R. W. Barr, J Herb George, and William R. McMillen. other nominees include Dorothy Shoemaker, Russell Bonarrigo, Thomas Strini, Edward Marxoni, and others. Temporary chairman Will Torrance led the session. plan to elect officers and schedule a full meeting.
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Blairsville
Chamber of
Russell Bonarrigo
Bonarrigo Ford
Thomas Strini
Third Ward
Edward Marxoni
Big Apple Market
L. H
Kunkle, Sr
Kunkle Lumber ‘and Hardware
Falk
Will Torrance
Lower
Indiana County Industrial Development Corporation
Chamber of Commerce
New Bishop Named for Borba Brazil Headed by Weigle
Cambria County native Adrian J M Weigle of the Franciscan Fathers has been named bishop of the Roman Catholic Prelacy of Borba Brazil. He was consecrated in Altoona Thursday by Bishop George Leech of Harrisburg.
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Altoona
Adrian J.M. Weigle
Borba
Brazil
Cambria County
Franciscan Fathers
George Leech
Harrisburg
Obituaries for Coy Lambert Reynolds and Arcurio in Indiana news
Obituary notices list Harvey Norris Coy 83 of 1159 Maple Street Indiana died June 10 1984 at Indiana Hospital born June 6 1883 in Cherryhill Twp died surrounded by family. Also listed Imogene Sunderlin Lambert 54 died June 9 1966 New Kensington passenger faculty at Allegheny Joint School District and John J Reynolds 41 Mt Holly NJ construction lineman died June 8 1966 Indianapolis area. Further Mildred Alice Walls Arcurio 23 Euclid Ohio died June 7 1966. Funeral arrangements and survivors noted for each.
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Harvey Norris Coy
Maple Street
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
Cherryhill Twp
Indiana Co
Henry and
Mathilda Adama Coy
Cherryhill
Twp
Graceton
Mabel Loughry
William W. Bruggenman
Oakland Cemetery
Imogene Sunderlin Lambert
George J. Lambert
Carl Ave
New Kensington
Citizens General
Allegheny Joint
Lambert
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State Teachers Association
First Christian Church of
Benjamin Rowe
Clymer
Elkin Sunderlin
Niagara Falls
N. Y
William Sunderlin
Elizabeth
Wendell Sunderlin
Rockville
Manzella - Giunta Funeral
Fifth Ave
Arnold
Robinson-Lytle’s
John J. Reynolds
Magnolia Road
Mt. Holly
N. J
Rt. 422
Leroy
Ada Walters Reynolds
Ft. Wayne
Lorraine Caldwell Reynolds
T. B. Bross. Construction Co
Mildred Alice Walls Arcurio
212Th St
Euclid O
Metropolitan General Hospital
Cleveland
Bell Funeral Home
St. Bernard's Church
Newspaper Guild Notes Agreement in Editorial Selectivity
New York AP report: The Newspaper Guild of New York says the strike against World Journal Tribune Inc has settled the key issue of selectivity in the editorial department after 47 days on strike. The guild seeks to protect jobs from the three merged papers as talks continue with three other unions at the new corporation.
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NEW York
Newspaper Guild of
World Journal Tribune Inc
Thomas J. Murphy
Guild
World Journal Tribune
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NYC
Mn Totinwahn of
Luckerstale Commmerce Commission
Chesapeake & Ohio
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Norfolk &Western
Nickel Plate J
Wahook
Euddenty Qanren
George Woodcock
George C. Romney
Seamen's Union
Harold Wilson
Labor
Wilson
Modereine
William Scranton
Sagamore Church
Sacred Heart Church
Sagamore
Carl P. Milano
Sisters of St. Joseph of
Charlene Leone
Jeannie Blackburn
Helen Gress
Donna McCoy
Cherie Trunzo
Mary Ann Topek
Becky Dalessio
Billy Topick
Anthony Aul
David Reken
Alan Reken
Jeffrey Shiner
Steve van Horn
Billy Sonni
Denny Skerkacich
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