Immorality dispute ends with Map Service rejection
A 22 year old Philadelphia woman, Carolyn Tattnall, refused a reinstatement offer from the Army Map Service after security clearance was revoked over seven reports about her moral character. The ACLU and Sen. Ervin defended her, saying the government probes invade privacy. She said the offer vindicated her alleged immorality and declined to return.
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Washington
Army Map Service
Carolyn Lea Tathall
Philadelphia
Map Service
American Civil Liberties Union
Sen
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Miss Tattnall
Ervin
Jurn Oy Wass Sonia
Pentagon
Remio Val
Lawrence Speiser
ACLU
Harold P. Dunning
Aminn Trthnall
Wallace Rally Near Trouble at Nashville Event
Wallaces rally in Nashville sparked a clash as demonstrators carried a white casket and signs condemning him. Police freed demonstrators after escorting them for their safety, while a bystander accused the crowd of communists amid tense confrontations outside the auditorium.
Spring Church Horse Show Opens June Sixteenth at Glas ser's Ring
A Spring Church horse show will run at Glas ser's Horse Show Ring beginning at 1 p.m. on June 16. The schedule lists sixteen or more classes across divisions.
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Spring Church
Glasser's
Mule Train Arrives in Atlanta Amid Protests and Arrests
The 13 mule drawn wagons of the Poor People Campaign halted near Atlanta with 67 arrests on a law banning pedestrians and nonmotorized vehicles on the highway. Mule train leaders defied Gov Maddox and planned a procession and mass meeting at West Hunter Baptist Church. Juveniles and a SCLC leader’s son were among those detained but charges were dropped. the caravan aims for Resurrection City in Washington to seek more government aid.
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Atlanta
Maddox
Lester Maddox
Willie Bolden
Wu Aimaaren
Mississippi
Berlin
Alabama
Bolden
Douglasville
Ralph David Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Douglas County
Claude Abercrombie
Resurrection City
Washington
Marks
Miss
East Germany tightens visa rules amid Berlin tensions
Berlin reports new East German visa restrictions threaten West Berlin traffic, prompting Bonn to seek talks with allies on pressure measures. Observers link the move to possible reactions by Moscow if West Germany refuses to sign the UN nuclear treaty. Traffic out of West Berlin slowed as queues formed at autobahn crossings.
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United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
West Germany
Communist
West Berlin
Walmictadi Wack
West Germany-East Berlin tensions rise over travel and visas
West Germany seeks talks with East Berlin as Neues Deutschland warns of harsher moves. Chancellor Kiesinger summons Ambassador Helmut Allertz to discuss possible exchange: West Germany signing the nuclear weapons treaty for withdrawal of Berlin travel restrictions. East Germans impose 1.25 dollar visa fee and require passports by July 15. New food taxes also apply on goods between West Germany and West Berlin.
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West Germany
Jits
Moscow
Communist Party
Neues Deutschland
East Berlin
Kurt Georg Kiessinger
Helmut Allardt
West Berlin
Soldier Cited for 50 Years Service at Ft Riley
Cornelio Pasquil Sr. of Junction City has completed 50 years of service to the Army as a soldier and civilian employee, receiving a special pin from Ft. Riley commander Maj. Gen. Roderick Wetherill. Born in the Philippines, Pasquil joined in 1913 at age 15 and retired as a staff sergeant 30 years later, later serving 20 years on the hospital staff. he plans to retire again in September at age 70.
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Ft, Riley
Kan
Cornelio Pasquil Sr
Junction City
Roderick Wetherill
Ft. Riley
Pasquil
Phillippines
Army
Six Senators Shift To Support Gun Control Bill
Washington AP six lawmakers who opposed a mail order rifles ban changed stance as the administration introduced a bill to cover rifles and shotguns. Magnuson cited conscience and supported licensing, while NRA opposition and committee hurdles loom. The measure would bar over the counter sales to minors and nonresidents and push federal action if needed.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Magnuson
Senate
Warren G. Maginson
D-Wash
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Gaylord Nelson
Edmund
Muskie
Maine
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Danas Hucinace
Senate Judiciary Committee
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
National Rifle Association
Congress
Internal Revenue Service
NRA
Wallace rally security tight as segregation views defended
Gregory a 25 year old Nashville volunteer cites a photo of four Alabama church shooting victims to illustrate the type of law and order Wallace wants. Wallace disavows racism at a rally news conference while urging support from all races and closing with a prayer for all. Police and Secret Service guard the auditorium after Kennedy slayings. He vows to push Congress to repeal the federal housing act deeming it a jail without a jury for those who refuse to sell their homes.
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Gregory
Nashville
National Association For the Advancement of
Alabama
Wallace
Secret Service
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Congress
Raskin
Calvin Bartlett
U.S
Francia J.W. Ford
Spock
Coffin
Ferber
Marc
Goodman
Denise
Ford
Jane
Goodmans
James
Bessie) Pease
Roy Turley
George
Lana
Richard Hussey
Barbara
Washington
U.S. Atty
John Wail
Vietnam
United States
Long Beach Man Earns High School Diploma at 71
Ronald E. Campbell of Long Beach received his high school diploma Friday night in Long Beach California at age 71. The event highlighted perseverance and community recognition for nontraditional graduates.
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Long Beach, Calif
Ronald E. Campbell
Long Beach
Ten Entrants Compete For Miss Pennsylvania Title
In Hershey 1968 ten contestants remain from an original 21 as they compete in swim suit, evening gown and talent rounds for Miss Pennsylvania. Final five will be chosen tonight with Doris Ann Lausch’s successor to be crowned. The winner earns a 1000 dollar scholarship with 2500 more for the four runners up. The next stop is Atlantic City for Miss America during Labor Day weekend. The note adds a dragonfly fact as a separate aside.
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Hershey
Doris Ann Lausch
Lancaster
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania
Ruth Malcolmson
Philadelphia
Evelyn Margaret Ay
Ephrata
Patti Patrick Patti 27 dies in Bethesda hospital
Richard Patti of Rockville Md formerly Blairsville dies June 13 1968 at Suburban Hospital Bethesda Born Blairsville Nov 18 1940 son of Patsy and Ruth Patti Foreman mechanic with B and B Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Co He survived by wife Joanne daughter Michelle two sisters Gloria Mrenko and Mary Summers and his parents Funeral arrangements at Hallow Funeral Home Blairsville Requiem Mass at SS Simon and Jude Blairsville Interment in church cemetery.
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Richard P. Patty
Rockville
Blairsville
Blairsville High School
Columbia Technical University
Ablington
Joanne C. Patti
Michelle
Gloria Mrenko
Mary Summers
Washington, D.C
Hallow Funeral Home
SS. Simon and Jude
Church
Penn State names alumni to board of trustees
Frederick J. Close of Pittsburgh named board chairman of ALCOA and named to the Penn State board of trustees for a three year term. Two incumbents are also named to the board, with ceremonies led by Paul R. Ignatius. D. Hetzel Jr. notes the submarine details of the Seahorse.
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University Park
Corning Glass
Works
Decker
Ton Fritsche
Douglassville
Horn and Navy
Paul R. Ignatius
Hardart Baking Co
Nancy
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Hitler
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Dixon Road
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Dixonville
Lightner
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H. W. Jamison
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