President Cites Peace Necessities For Middle East
President Johnson, in a White House session with Premier Harold Holt and Kosygin, stresses the need for all states in the region to have security and territorial integrity. He plans an informal diplomatic meeting at Camp David and a major speech at the State Department on Vietnam and the Middle East truce.
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Dent Johnson
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Austin
Alexei N. Kosygin
Middle East
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Tin
Tex
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Camp David
United States
LBJ
Texas
Kosygin
United of All States
New York
Hie Eunach
State Department
White House
Vietnam
Middleld East
World Forum
Kremlin
U.S
Gulf of Aqaba
Egypt
Elath
United Nations
Kosygin in New York for UN session amid Middle East crisis
Premier Kosygin arrives in New York to attend a United Nations General Assembly emergency session. He seeks a peaceful Middle East solution while a possible U.S.–Soviet face-to-face discussion looms. Johnson hosts welcoming events as the crisis deepens and U Thant convenes the session.
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Middle East
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Charles de Gaulle
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U Thant
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Colombia
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de Gaulle
Assembly
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Mahmoud Pawar
I Hasgan Subry el Kholy
Oul
Gamal Ddel Nasser
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Umgg Man Wee
U.N. General Assembly
Moscow
America
Britain
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Andrej Gromyko
Robert §. McNamara
Walt W. Dratans
Cee Ae Eepegagi
Avraham Harman
China
Peking
New China Iews
Tokyo
Mainland China Party
Duquesne Commencement Honors Helen R Glebovich
Helen R Glebovich of 1316 Water Street Indiana earned a bachelor of science degree in nursing at Duquesne University during its commencement exercises this month. Governor Raymond Shater delivered the commencement address.
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Helen R. Glebovich
Water St
Indiana
Duquesne University
Raymond Shater
Water Street Playground
Steven White
Hong Kong Governor Trench Mocked in Large Demonstration
Pro Communist demonstrators in the Portuguese enclave across the Pearl River hanged a straw effigy of Sir David Trench, the British governor, while others dressed as police marched with ropes around their necks. A stone-throwing clash erupted between Communist youths and Portuguese soldiers near the barracks, injuring two youths and prompting demands to hand over soldiers to the Communists.
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MACRO
Hong Kong
David Trench
Pearl River
U.S
Dalton Named To Council Seat
Senate defense included Uncle Earl Long quoted by Russell Long as he argued Dodd’s use of campaign funds. Long claimed Earl Long taught practical politics and urged cash handling, while noting Dodd faced accusation of converting 116 083 in political money for personal use. Dalton elected to fill unexpired term for Clymer Borough Council.
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Washington
Earl Long
Thomas J. Dodd
Russell B. Long
Russell
Louisiana
Dodd
Senate
Long
Earl
Clymer
Martin J. Dalton, Jr
de Earl
Ben Stiles
Datton
Cly-clathes
Jnner Citizens Water Co
Man Kills Youth Near Old House
Aliquippa state police report vandals had damaged an abandoned house on the outskirts of Aliquippa. Last year owner Robert MacChesney shot a youth in the leg after spotting him near the property. Early Friday he waited in a field with a shotgun and pistol as six Pittsburgh area youths approached in a car and left the house.
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Aliquippa
Robert MacChesney
MacChesney
Pittsburgh
Minor blaze near South 13th St quickly put out
Indiana firemen extinguished a small fire along South 13th Street near a construction site. Damage was negligible, and a department spokesman said scrap lumber near a building slated for demolition caught fire. Fire crews were summoned at 7:45 p.m.
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South 13Th St
Police I To Continue Picketing Detroit Police
Detroit police plan to continue what they call informative picketing at 13 precinct stations after the city sought a permanent injunction to stop further sick calls and slowdowns. A hearing was set for 10 a.m. as the city and Detroit Police Officers Association moved toward a fact finder. The blue flu syndrome sickened 323 officers Thursday and 212 more Friday, with 4,700 officers authorized. Five officers due at Motor Traffic Bureau requested emergency leave due to sick wives. City doctors examined sick officers. no orders on wives were issued. Circuit Judge Foley ordered the association temporarily to refrain from encouraging nonwork.
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Detroit
Wayne County Circuit Court
State Labor Mediation Board
Detroit Police Officers Association
Thomas J. Foley
Police Association
Students Battle Police In Pusan
About 3,000 students from 10 high schools clashed with riot police in Pusan, injuring several officers and students as demonstrations over alleged rigging in the June 8 parliamentary elections continued. Seoul meanwhile cooled after universities and colleges closed under government pressure. President Park Chung Hee said irregularities occurred in some districts and expelled eight Democratic Republican party members, two arrested.
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Seoul
South Korea
Pusan
Chung Hee Park
Democratic Republican Party
Viewers Named Two New Members to Indiana County Board
Judge Ed win M. Clark named two additional members to the Indiana County Board of Viewers. Named to six year terms were Indiana attorney Alan Holsinger and Armagh realtor Pete Steward.
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Indiana
Obituaries from Penn Run region memorializing multiple residents
A list of obituaries and funeral notices for Grace Cramer and others from Penn Run to Blairsville, with ages from 21 to 92. Details include birth dates, parents, spouses, survivors, and funeral arrangements across Cherry Tree, Brush Valley, Indiana, and nearby towns. Multiple services set at Bell-McFarland, Michael F. Hallow, and Ober Funeral Homes with interments in local cemeteries.
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Raymond E. Boring
Penn Run
R.D
Indiana Hospital
Port
Frank
Cora
Miners Hospital
Spang- Kepple Rhine
Ler
Brush Valley
Cherry
Uniontown
Edward
Mary Penn
Isenberg Boring
Boring
Grant
Ong
Kinport
Henry
Mary Caroline
Jeannette
Milried
Elizabeth McCloskey
Burschael
Ethelene
August
Irikey
Win
Ethel
Mens Rhine
Florida
Archie
Cherry Tree R.D
Allen
Pittsburgh
Bell
Myrtle Stifler
Toledo
Funeral Home
Indiana
Lester Burkey
Servicea
Robinhildren
Boughner
Pearl Tayment
Heilwood
Theran Cemetery
Louella
Salvatore Serrian
Gwin Funeral Home
Cherry Tree
Aube
Pam
Santo Serrian
Zene
Fleming
Florence Letizia Serrian
Loretta
Phyllis
Sal, Jr
Josephine
Frank Spiaggi
Dearborn
Black Lick
McFarland
St. Bonaventure Church
Italian Workmen’s Mutual Aid Society
Blairsville
UMWA
Graceton
Joseph
Anathony L
Michael F. Hallow
Paul E, Quick
Chestnut Alley
Saltsburg
Presbyterian University Hospital
Clark Quick
Latrobe
Gerealdine Fink Quick
Ralph
Mary) Crusan
James
Saltsburg R.D
Richyd
Ronald
Patricia) Rishel
Clarksburg
Edgar
Dorothy) Allen
U.S. Marine Corps
Camp Les Jeune
N.C
Elsie Quick
Robert Jansen
Edgewood ‘Cemetery
Mary Wildauer DE. Laney
Reynoldsville
East
Brady
Johny
Lena Wildauer
John Delaney
Delaney
St. Mary » Church
Catholic Damphiners of America
Port Wolfe
Palmyra
N. J
William
Arthur
DuBois
Terence
John
Margaret Smith
Keesport
Chiles
Swissvale
Red
Orange
Raymond FF
Dugan
Church J
Shelter Test Ends in Athens Fallout Study Volunteers Sealed
About 750 volunteers aged 6 months to 79 years spent a weekend in a three story cream brick shelter in downtown Athens as part of the nation’s largest fallout shelter study. Civil defense director John Hammes says this is a scientific experiment. Volunteers faced bare walls, no water or phones, while air mattresses, blankets, food and radios were soon used.
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Athens
John A.hammes
Civil Defense
University of Georgia
Telephone Recorder Berserk in New York
A New York Telephone Co. misdialer machine caused chaos as callers heard accidental personal exchanges. The device informed wrong numbers that they had erred while conversations pinged between strangers for about two hours before the line stabilized. The system connected dozens of Manhattan exchanges during the glitch.
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New York Telephone Co
Selma
Manhattan
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