Budget gridlock to halt state operations July 1 in Pa
Harrisburg AP reports lawmakers warn no budget by June 30 deadline will trigger a full state government shutdown starting July 1 unless stopgap funding or emergency appropriations are enacted. Gov Shapp demands a 3.3 billion General Fund budget as committees finish hearings and a lottery bill faces House votes amid amendments.
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Shapp
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Senate
General Assembly
House Appropriations Committee
Martin P. Mullen
Philadelphia
Mullen
Senate Appropriations Committee
Earier
Blairsville church launches $240000 drive for $590800 build
In Blairsville SS Simon and Jude Church starts a three year fund drive to raise $240000 toward a $590800 building program that includes a new church rectory and a 105 car parking lot. The project plans an airy modern church seating 500, with three entrances and updated heating ventilation.
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Blairsville
SS. Simon and Jude
E. Campbell St
Robert F. Brannon
Fideles L. Levin
Francis J
Brannon
St. Mary's
William G. Connare
Post's Hearing On Series Goes Behind Closed Doors
In Columbus Georgia authorities report a weekend of arson firebombings totaling 20 incidents. Police say 19 fires occurred Saturday night into Sunday morning with heavy patrols and rain keeping crowds away as demonstrators urged greater Black representation in the police force. A 20 year old Black man, Willie Osborne, was killed by police during attempts to question him after the fires and two robberies. Police say the shooting is under investigation and officials say Osborne was not involved in the disturbances. Mayor J R Allen blames outsiders for the fires while Hosea Williams leads a 500 strong march, which the mayor calls an extortion attempt. Fire department notes evidence of arson in some fires.
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J. B. Forrester
Willie Osborne
Osborne
Forrester
J. R. Allen
Hosea Williams
Statewide
Black Leadership Coalition
Allen
Fire Department
Top Secret Study Claims Current War Operations
Washington officials testified that classified documents used by a major newspaper contained highly sensitive information on current Vietnam War operational plans and troop movements. The deputy assistant secretary of defense said the materials were current, prompting a government push to halt further articles.
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Washington
Pentagon
Washington Post
Dennis Doolin
William H. Glendon
Doolin
Gerhard A. Gosell
New York
Was It The Potato Salad Wedding Poisoning Bells 61 Ill 14 Hospitalized
At a wedding reception held in a union hall near the Indiana Cambria border, 61 guests including the bride were taken for food poisoning treatment at Miners Hospital in Spangler. Fourteen were admitted in satisfactory condition, with victims including Victoria Long and Sue Long, while groom Ray Pershing appeared unaffected. The likely cause was potato salad, though officials had not determined it.
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Marsteller
Miners Hospital
Spangler
Union Hall
Indiana-Cambria County
Betty Myers
Barnesboro
Douglas Keith
Randy
Cherry Tree
Margaret Patterson
Billig Jo
Becky
Edith
Margaret
Guy
Gilbert
Fred Piper
Sue Long
Ray Pershing
Anthony Gach
Spangler Slice
Johnson says Pentagon study misrepresents wartime role
Former President Lyndon B Johnson disputes the Pentagon study on Vietnam, telling Time and Newsweek that the documents misstate his role and rely on contingency plans. Newsweek notes Johnson views the leak to the Times as near treason and hints at Robert Kennedy’s influence behind the scenes.
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New York
Lyndon B Johnson
Pentagon
Time
Newsweek
Johnson
New York ‘Times
Austin
Robert Kennedy
Road Smashup Claims Second Life In Indiana Crash
Miss Martha Myers aged 76 of 3348 Fifth Street Indiana died at 7:00 am after a Route 56 collision near Seward. Deputy Coroner Frank Hillman said she succumbed to treadal injuries and multiple fractures following the mishap that left Grace Strong, 64, also of Indiana, dead and four others critically injured.
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Martha Myers
Fifth St
Indiana
Route 56
Seward
Cambria County
Frank Hillman
Clymer Man Killed In Mine Mishap
A Clymer resident, 40 year old David Lee, died from injuries after a roof fall at the Lancashire Mine 2400 in Cumbria County. He was married to Nancy Gibson of Clymer RD and son of Mr. and Mrs. William Lee. Funeral arrangements by Heave Funeral Home.
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Cymer
Clymer RD
Girnes &Tucker
David Lee
Lancashire
Cumbria
Omeis
Barnes & Tucker Cowl Co
Lee
Nancy Gibson
He Was the
William Jr. Lee
Dixonville
Heave Muneral Home
Clymer
Gagette
Obituary notices list several local deaths on page 22
Deaths include John W Bondra 67 of Hamer City Road 2, Robert G Ferree 64 at 116 View Street Indiana, Vada E Frech 44 of Creekside, Teresa Martha Harvey 49 of Clymer, Norman P Holzapfel 63 Blairsville, Fred H McLaughlin 43 of S11 Philadelphia Street Indiana, Mary Mildred Roser 72 Barnesbury Road 2, Edna Mae Ames Stein 74 at 100 West Market Street Blainville, Naomi C Bell with address Blairsville East Campbell Street, late death noted.
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John W
Hamer City
Ferree
Robert G
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CBS
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D-Mo
NBC
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Victoria Long
Frederick Mervine
Tamra Mervine
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Naomi C
East Campbell
Hes
Downtown Merchants’ Association of Indiana
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