Traffic Summary Cherry Tree Injuries From Auto
District police logged six traffic accidents over two days with two injuries including a four year old Cherry Tree Road youth struck by a car near Cherry Tree. The boy was taken to Miners Hospital in Spangler for bruises and abrasions and released. The scene involved driver Fred Deyarmin Jr. and a moving vehicle. Other incidents include a Homer City one car crash injuring William J. Norman taken to Indiana Hospital, a Blairsville crash with two cars near Route 217 causing $450 damage, a Home route 119 collision with no injuries, a Route 56 Warren Road collision with no injuries, a two car accident near Armagh with damages noted, and Blairsville police reporting damages around $450.
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Cherry Tree RD
Cherry Tree
David Paul Hoopstek
Cherry Tree R.M
Miners Hospital
Spangler
Punxsutawney
Fred Deyarmin, Jr
Hastings
Homer City
William J. Norman
Scottdale
Norman
Indiana Hospital
Home
Indiana
Karen F. Kaplin
Kittanving
Terrence R. Anderson
Shirley George
R.D. I
Eugene Fleming
R.D. 1
Warren Road
Armagh
Donald E. Smith
Charles D. Cobaugh
Conemaugh
Blairsville
Blairsville Marine Dies In Vietnam
Blairsville honor roll member and Blairsville High School student William F. Helm, 30, a Drexel Hill pipefitter, faces a Thursday hearing on threats to kill President Johnson amid a wave of student unrest in Paris. Helm’s case unfolds as French riots intensify and police clash with protesters, leaving arrests and injuries across the city.
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Philadelphia
Wiliam F. Helm
Drexel Hill
Johnson
London
Helm
Frankfurt
Edward W. Furia
Secret Service
Testin l
Prospect
Paris
Henri Blanchet
Peugeot Auto
Sochaux
Alsace
Philip Sousa
Blanchet
Blairsville High School
Statespouse
FFA
University of Paris
Peugeot
State Farm
Sochaux/Shaw
State College
Kansas City
Stu iChoir
Blairsville
Seine Tostian
France
Charles de Gaulle
Seine
Latin Quarter
Montparnasse
Unaanarad Numbar Tniurad
East German power move sparks Berlin access crisis
East Germany asserts sovereignty to counter Bonn and tightens controls on West Berlin travel with new transit and freight taxes set to begin this summer. West Berlin mayor calls it a black day. U S officials warn of a serious situation as allied protests are expected but unlikely to change the stance. Willy Brandt demands protection of free access and Rostow labels the move serious.
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Bonn
West Berlin
U.S
Bassy
Soviet Union
Washington
London
Paris
Kurt Klesinger
ADN
Klaus Schuetz
Free Berlin
Willy Brandt
United States
Britain
France
Brandt
Austria
Eugene Rostow
West Germany
Schuetz
Berlin Wall
Bern
O. S
Lin
Whojzis
Khel
Ameria
Berlin
Highway 9
Khe Sanh
Kontum
Dak To
Saigon
Manila
William C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Tear Gas Seminar At Holiday Inn Indiana
The Tear Gas Seminar at the Holiday Inn drew 250 law enforcement officials from 20 states and two foreign countries. Howard Sarris of Millis Massachusetts demonstrated uses while the sessions covered gas selection care storage and legal responsibilities during civil disobedience.
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Indiana
Holiday Inn
Federal Laboratories Inc
Canada
England
Howard Sarris
Millis
Mass
Gun control bill push faces tie in House committee
In Washington AP reports cracks in resistance to tougher gun laws as House Judiciary Chair Emanuel Celler predicts approval at the June 20 meeting after a 16 to 16 tie, with Johnson pushing an omnibus crime-control package. McGovern opposed, Yates urged gun registration, while activists gathered outside NRA offices demanding stricter controls amid post Kennedy gun‑safety pressure.
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Washington
Congress
House
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
George McGovern
KG Set
Johnson
Judiciary Committee
Celler
National Rifle Association
T the RA
Robert F. Kennedy
Testimony In Spock Trial Ends
AP reports testimony ends in the Spock trial with Benjamin Spock denying attempts to persuade draft resistance while admitting he was glad when youths resisted. Defense and prosecution close. judge Francis J. Ford to give final charge as an all male jury considers the case. Co-defendants include William Sloane Coffin Jr., Michael Ferber, Mitchell Goodman, Marcus Raskin.
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Boston
Thas
Benjamin Spock
U.S
Francis J. W. Ford
Spock
Yale
William ‘Sloane Coffin Jr
Michael Ferber
Harvard
Mitchell Goodman
Temple
Maine
Marcus Raskin
Washington
UN Expects Session End With Treaty
The United Nations General Assembly planned to close its 23rd session with votes on a nuclear weapons treaty and a condemnation of South Africa’s hold on South West Africa. The Namibia compromise resolution, a signature on the South-West Africa issue, and routine credentials reports were on the agenda as abstentions were anticipated from the United States Britain and France over a clause linking continued South African occupation to sanctions.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
South Africa
South-West Africa
Assembly
Namibia
United Nations
Security Council
Nambia
United States
Britain
France
Air Base Rocket Target in Paris Talks Context
Report notes U S and North Vietnamese discussions in Paris with continued rocket shelling around Saigon. While military leaders see little strategic impact, concern rises over civilian morale as government troops push into the rocket belt near Khe Sanh Gio Linh and a soap factory hideout is attacked. 11 soldiers dead and 33 wounded with 93 infiltrators killed near Gio Linh.
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Paris
Saigon
Johnson
Hanoi
Cholon
Demilitarized Zone
Khe Sanh
South Vietnam
Gio Linh
Suspicion Rises Over Berlin Controls Pact at Moscow Talks
Diplomatic observers speculated that tightened Communist controls around West Berlin were agreed during the Soviet East German summit in Moscow from May 29 to 31, signaling a possible accord amid East-West tensions.
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West Berlin
Moscow
Hariman warns on Hanoi restraint in bombing talks
Harriman cautions that North Vietnam shows signs of escalating and urges a halt to all bombing and acts of war. He says continued restraint by the United States must be met with progress toward an honorable peace, while Thuy questions timing as official talks near a month.
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North Vietnam
Harriman
United States
Faein
Thuy
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Both Drivers Were Wong In Seattle Car Crash
In Seattle two female drivers named Wong were involved in a collision at an intersection. Both Lilly M. Wong and Lily M. Wong were unharmed and described as friends though not related. Separate note recalls Mrs. Alexander Hamilton serving ice cream in America for Gen. Washington on June 13, 1789.
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Seattle
Wong
Lilly M. Wong
Lily M. Wong
Alexander Hamilton
America
Gen. Washington
Police Recover Missing Turtle From Hood River
Hood River Oregon police officer Richard Kelly recovered a missing turtle for Mrs Chester Johnson. After a hot chase the turtle was cornered by Sgt. Kelly at the station and an all points bulletin was issued calling any sightings to notify the department.
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Hood River
Ore
Richard Kelly
Chester Johnson
Columbia River
John Doe
Kelly
Obituaries for Wilson Hysong Holeva
Obituaries note Wilbert J Wilson 45 of Mentele died June 7 1968 at Doctors Osteopathic Hospital Fairview Surviving wife Betty and three sons James Howard Robert brothers and sisters listed Funeral home service June 10 with full military graveside rites Alva Dewey Hysong 70 Latrobe died June 11 1968 Born Feb 15 1898 WWI veteran two daughters seven grandchildren and several siblings Funeral at Latrobe Tuesday Interment Blairsville Cemetery George Michael Holeva infant Rossiter died June 10 1968 born same day Parents Andrew and Mary Kay Holeva five brothers Grandparents and a blessing service held Calvary Cemetery Punxsutawney
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Wilbert J. Wilson
Mentele
Doctors Osteopathic Hospital
Fairview
Betty Weaver Wilson
James
Howard
Robert
Elsia Carlson
Eric
Mabel Mlakar
Lucernemines
Max
Harry
Richard
Theodore
Clifford
Bridgeport
Conn
Elmer
Tames Evans
Alva Dewey Hysong
Ave. D
Latrobe
Allegheny County
Amos and
Mary Elizabeth Millitin Hysong
Laramie
Wyo
France
Lacey
Ilene) Hicks
Amityville
N.Y
Loyal
Ellen) Cole
Seattle
Wash
Bertha Witherell
Hazel Pierce
Olean
William E
Harry M
Long Island
Andrew
George Michael Holeva
Rossiter
Adrian Hospital
Punxsutawney
Mary Kay Mesanko Holeva
John
William
Anna Holeva
George Mesanko
Adrian
Pifer Funeral Home
Robert Waller
St. Francis Church
Calvary Cemetery
Buchanan Proposes Bills To Streamline Pennsylvania Higher Ed
Indiana County Rep. Buchanan introduces HB 2617 to allow direct federal and state grants for research at 14 state owned colleges. The bills aim to create a single board with fiscal autonomy, updating the master plan to reduce politics, centralize planning, and remove partisan influence in higher education. Frederick Yer urges support from existing trustees.
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Indiana
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Buchanan
Frederick K M Yer
Higher Education
One
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Edward £. Johnson
East Rawson Avenue
Martha B. ‘Waramchak
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Gene C
Jola Mikesell Allen
Donald
Dean
Daryl
Charles E. Aven
Salisburg
A. B. Mikesell
Ferguson and Son Funeral Home
Musue Ya
Medical School
Polie
Place de la Republique
Communist Party
Humanite
Pierre Beylot
Gaullist
Waldeck Rochet
Federal Lab
Federal Laboratories, Inc
Indiana Holiday Inn
Gil Oberdick
Washington, D.C
C. A. Kiernan
Federal Laboratories
Vernon Maury
W. S. Stairs
E. J. Koch
Gazette
Bechtel
Cabe
New Violence Commission
Legisla
Yates
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
GOP
George Kerin
Derry
Indiana University of Pensylvania
Kerlin
Dill Construction Co., Inc
Graff
Deadlock
Bill Trip
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