Foreign aid bill faces Republican cut push in House
The $2.9 billion foreign aid bill faces another GOP bid to trim by over a third. House Foreign Affairs Committee members plan a $1 billion cut fight, while Democrats resist. Rep. Gallagher warns a large cut could end foreign aid, affecting allies like South Korea. The request divides into $2.5 billion economic and $420 million military aid.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
GOP
E. Ross Adair
R-Ind
House
Corneug E. Gallagher
D-N.j
Gallagher
South Korea
United States
Vietnam
Conaresa
Proram
Dante B. Fascell
D-Fla
Prapram
Adair
Americana
Pa Pushes Action On Pollution Enforcement
Local officials press pollution controls on direct discharges from several owners. After failing to request a hearing within 20 days, they were ordered to discontinue sewage discharges within six weeks, but have not corrected them. State Attorney General's office will pursue enforcement, while health officials may recommend swimming permit approval if discharges are eliminated. No swimming at Rayne Township Park this summer. a sand beach will be added later pending state authorization.
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Commissioners and County Planning Commission
State Attorney General's Office
Department of Health
Harrisburg
Rayne Township
Commissioners and Planning Commission
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Speaker Set For Institute At University
George Shepard, a training consultant to the Division of Juvenile Delinquency Service, speaks at Indiana University of Pennsylvania in a summer Delinquency Control Institute. He will address Organ ization of a Police Juvenile Unit, Police Attitudes Toward Children, and Role of the Juvenile Officer in the Community. The institute, run by the School of Continuing and Nonresident Education and the Department of Criminology, involves 30 active members from police, probation and parole, social welfare, and related groups.
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Indiana University of Pennsylvania
George Shepard
Division of Juvenile Delinquency Service
Federal
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Shepard
University
School of Continuing and
School of Continuing and Nonresident, Education and
Department of Criminology
Riot Service Pay Approved for National Guard Action
Harrisburg AP reports lawmakers approved $1 million for National Guard expenses from activating 7,000 troops during the April civil disturbance in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Another $1 million bill funds urban industrial development in slum areas to spur land development in cities.
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Harrisburg
National Guard
Pitts Jertneals
Wdbed Bhs
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Big N Y Win For McCarthy In New York Primary
McCarthy delegates entered 37 of 41 districts while Humphrey backed candidates led in 26 and Kennedy 30. O Dwyer, a McCarthy adherent, unexpectedly edged Nickerson by 18 500 votes as early figures had Resnick in third. Nixon faced few delegate challenges, with Rockefeller gaining several slots. Celler and Powell won renomination in New York districts.
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McCarthy
Humphrey
Kennedy
Minnesota
O'Dwyer
Nickerson
Resnick
Nassau County
Ists
New York State
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Queens
Nixon
Rochester
Rockefeller
Brooklyn
Emanuel Celler
House
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Congress
U.S
Jacob K. Javits
GOP
Murray Baron
New York
Democratic State Committee
Celebrity gin rummy trial features Jacoby expert
Los Angeles AP reports Oswald Jacoby testified as an expert on gin rummy in a federal case against five Friars Club members accused of conning wealthy patrons. Jacoby described card knowledge advantages and joked about past games at the club, while jurors heard of surveillance devices and alleged spying in the Beverly Club.
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Los Angeles
Mas
Oswald Jacoby
Phil Silvers
Tony Martin
Harry Kerr
Allief
Debbie Reynolds
Jacoby
Hollywood
Cooper
Maurice H
Friedman
Occaa
Grant B. Cooper
Sions
Fried
Jacobs
Friars
Fendant
Manuel Jacobs
Friars Club
Beverly Club
Jacoby Cooper
Johnny Rowas
U.S
Sells
Benjamin J. Teitel
Mensbaum
T. Warner Riand
Shafer Signs Nonpublic School Aid Bill
Governor Shafer signed a $4.3 million nonpublic school aid measure in Harrisburg, flanked by lawmakers, amid court challenges anticipated by the ACLU. The bill, approved by the House 105 to 80, links education funding to religiously diverse nonpublic students and faces potential litigation.
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Harrisburg
Shafer
General Assembly
Pittsburgh
Thomas J. Kerr Jr
American Civil Liberties Union
Pennsylvania
Hanes questions on King case extradition policy
Arthur J. Hanes Sr. and his son Arthur J. Hanes Jr. discussed defending James Earl Ray in England during a radio interview. Hanes said he would not travel to England to maneuver for return of Ray to the United States and to face trial in Memphis.
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Washington, D.C
England
Arthur J. Hanes Jr
WSB
Hanes
Atlanta, Ga
U.S
James Earl
Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Arthur J. Hanes
FBI
Birmingham
Ala
Memphis
Tenn
Rabbis Debate God Role at Reform Rabbinic Meeting
At the 79th annual meeting of the Reform Rabbinic Association in Boston, Rabbi Levi A. Olun of Dallas warned that one third of the world seeks to wipe out faith in God as an opiate and superstition, while others argue for belief and reform.
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Boston
Levi A. Olun
Dallas
Tex
Wii Reform Rabbinic Association
Indiana Class of 1958 Reunion Date Set at Rustic Lodge
Indiana High School's Class of 1958 will hold its ten year reunion on June 22 at Rustic Lodge, Indiana. Social hour and registration begin at 5 30 p m with dinner at 6 30 p m. Music by the Tophatters and hypnotist Richard Harley will entertain. Committee members include Thomas Frick chair Barbara Cunningham Williams co chair Andrew Kuzenski treasurer Carolyn Cubeta Kunkle decorations Jean Gallather Campbell Nancy Chate field Lakehart Marilyn Koontz Campbell Jesse Mortimer Hamilton Judy Zellman Sisko James Dunn Edward Clark and tally Bathurst George. Class members may contact Barbara Williams to reserve.
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Indiana High School
Rustic Lodge
Indiana
Richard Harley
Thomas Frick
Barbara Cunningham Williams
Andrew Kuzenski
Carolyn Cubeta Kunkle
Jean Gallather Campbell
Nancy Chatefield Lakehart
Marilyn Koontz Campbell
Jesse Mortimer Hamilton
Judy Zellman Sisko
James Dunn
Edward Clark
Tally Bathurst George
Barbara Williams
Hariman Meets Thuy in Paris on Vietnam Talks
In Paris a tense exchange over the Geneva accords of 1954 and Vietnam policy unfolds as Harriman pushes a five point US program for disengagement and elections while Thuy accuses US bombings and pressure, prompting a robust US rebuttal on objectives and bases. Thuy criticizes US behavior and the pace of talks, while Harriman defends American aims and faults North Vietnam for misrepresenting US intentions.
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United States
Harriman
Thuy
Paris
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Saigon
Obituaries in Homer City area claim several lives
A list of obituaries from June 1968 reports Mrs. Erme Linda Pini of Homer City died June 17 at home aged 72 born 1896 in Borgotn Italy. Surviving husband Joseph and siblings in Italy. Marie Raffetto 78 of Brookville died June 18, born 1890 in Punxsutawney, widow of Lou Raffetto, two daughters, services in Punxsutawney and Brookville. Consetta Lagana Galvina 35 of Colver died June 18, born 1912 in Eleanora, survived by many relatives, High Mass Friday in Ebensburg. James Bleakney 54 of Waynesburg died June 18 from injuries in an April auto crash. survived by wife Nellie, four children, six grandchildren. Marion Fairman Nelson 62 of Indiana died June 19 at Indiana Hospital. survived by two daughters, siblings, three grandchildren. services in Indiana.
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Erme Linda Pini
Homer City
R.D
Borgotn
Italy
St. Francis Roman Catholic Church
Graceton
Joseph
Ho|mer City
Funeral
Michael Kowal
SS. Simon and Jude
Blairsville
Marie Raffetto
Brookville
Punxsutawney
Thomas
Ann Williams Hastings
Lou Raffetto
Presbyterian Church
Raffetto
Concetta Lagana Galvina
Colver
Colver Hospital
Eleanora
Salvatore
Lucia Torrano Laguna
Santa
Charles
Jennie) Turicelli
Long Island
N.Y
David A. Matevish
Ebensburg
Holy Family Catholic Church
Dover
Alphonsus Ja
Bankl Dleamwei
Fifth St
Waynesburg
Green County Memorial Hospital
Elderton
E. Curtis
Millie Hall Bleakney
Elderton High School
Waynesburo
Nellie Elder Bleakney
Dale
Bonnie) Kiger
Fan
Martha) Aikens
Sheloecta
Homer
Canton
Ohio
Frank
Shelocta
Carl
Frances) William
Mariner Milliken
Dean Hughes
Green County Memorial Park
Marion Fairman Nelson
Grandview Ave
Indiana Hospital
Samuel L
Etta Spencer Fairman
Washington Twp
Indiana County
Nelson
Vandergrift
Creekside
Indiana
James
Thelma) Wilding
Apollo
Donald
Cheryl) Beck
Arlington, Va
Harvey E. Fairman
Aliquippa
Lyle F. Fairman
Wick
W. Ya
Clair
Grace) Johnston
Lee
Frances) Martin
Tucson
Ariz
Harold J
Dean L. Fairman
Robinson-Lytle’s
Donald Rosenbaum
Oakland Cemetery
Pravda Signals Interest in LBJ Plan to Ease Ties
Pravda commentator Viktor Mayevsky expressed interest in President Johnson's proposals to improve U.S.-Soviet relations but dismissed the idea of progress before major global issues are solved. He cited Vietnam, Israel support, arms race, trade discrimination, and ideological subversions as key obstacles, warning that real improvement requires addressing these problems. Johnson's statements were quoted with apparent approval in places.
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Moscow
Pravda
Johnson
Soviet Communist Party
U.S
Israel
United States
Viktor Mayevsky
Soviet Union
Vietnam
U.S. Paliey
Plant and Car Fires Halted in Homer City
Local firefighters battled an auto fire near Domenick Trucking Co on W Elm St causing minor damage. At 1:05 am they responded to Homer City Generating Station for a roof blaze about 100 feet high, faced access difficulties, and returned by 2:45 am after a busy day as volunteers.
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Homer City
Domenick Trucking Co
W. Elm St
Hamer City
Fall In Love While In Jail In Missouri Jail Letters
In St. Joseph Missouri a county jail inmate and a woman exchange letters sent through the jail mail loop. Sheriff C A Jenkins says each letter is censored stamped and processed like regular mail with delivery to the jail and back to the jail via the post office.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
C. A. Jenkins
Lillian Reis Wins Huge Libel Suit
PHILADELPHIA AP Former nightclub owner and dancer Lillian Reis wins 1.825 million dollars in a libel and invasion of privacy suit against the Saturday Evening Post over an article titled They Call Me Tiger Lil. A seven woman twelve person jury deliberated six hours before verdict.
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Philadelphia
Lillian Reis
Saturday Evening Post
Miss Reis
Post
Tiger Lil
Robert Simon
John B. Rich
Board to name high school after Robert F. Kennedy
Los Angeles County Supervisors adopted a motion on Tuesday to name a proposed east Los Angeles high school after Senator Robert F. Kennedy. The decision highlights the ongoing effort to memorialize Kennedy's legacy in education and public service.
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Los Angeles
County Board of Supervisors
East
Robert F. Kennedy
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