Hypnosis Via TV Sparking Debate Among Psychiatrists
Two Columbia University psychiatrists described experiments where a hypnotist on closed circuit television controlled subjects at home and in studio. They warned safeguards are needed as viewers could be swayed or harmed, citing cases of paralysis in a woman and a man obeying commands until release signals.
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NEW York
Aaa
Ing
Fneland
American Medical Association
Herbert Spiegel
James H. Ryan
Columbia University
New York City
Earth
Spiegel
Ryan
Philadelphia Truck Strike Deepens As City Struggles
Supplies of food gasoline and drugs dwindle as Teamsters Local 107 in southeastern Pennsylvania and Delaware enter day four of a strike. Judge Weinrott held 17 leaders in contempt while Mayor Tate calls the action out of control and seeks federal help to mediate. Roadway Express fired four workers sparking the walkout, with management insisting on a solution to core issues.
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Philadelphia
Teamsters Local 107
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Leo Weinrott
Weinrott
The
International Union
James H. J. Tate
James J. Reynolda
Teamstera
Roadway Express, Inc
Roadway
Tate
Roadway Express
Norman Lazarus
National GOP aide dismissed amid desk intrusion claim
Washington AP A top Republican National Committee aide William Cody Kelly was dismissed by GOP Chairman Ray C Bliss for alleged staff standards violations after Frank Kovac the party’s finance director accused Kelly and three others of breaking into Kovac’s locked desk late Friday night June 18. Kovac said he informed Bliss and indicated ties to Barry Goldwater’s Free Society Association as a splinter group.
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Washington
Ray C. Bliss
William. Cody Kelly
Bliss
GOP
Frank J. Kovac
Kelly
National Committee
Kovac
Barry Goldwater
New Free Society Association
William Cody Kelly
Jim Baker
Messrs
McAlister
Stange
Stranded Boys Rescued From Mine Ledge in Tamaqua
Three boys Clem Lativenes Ka his brother Thomas 11 and John Hartranft 15 were trapped on a ledge above a deep abandoned stripping mine on Jews Mountain in Tamaqua Pennsylvania. Firefighters and police hoisted them to safety using block and tackle after David Hartranft 11 called for help. David helped push the others over the edge to safety then fled for aid.
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Tamaqua
Iboya
Jews Mountain
Clem Lativenes
Thomas
John Hartranft
David Hartranft
John
David
Faulty Phone Service Costly
LA Superior Court jury awards attorney Arthur Garrett $1 in actual damages and $1.8 million in punitive damages against Pacific Telephone. Garrett, 63, represented himself after disruptions to his service impaired client contact and campaign activities. Jury outcome was 10 to 2. He plans possible appeal. company to decide soon.
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Los Angeles
Arthur Garrett
Garrett
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co
Mailey Calif
Wilczek Acquitted Over Road Trench In Minnesota Farm Flooding
Raymond Wilczek was found not guilty after a Municipal Court jury ruled his trench across a township road to divert flood water from his farm herd did not constitute a crime. He had protested for years that two culverts were too small, but officials offered no relief.
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Little Falls
Minn
Raymond Wilczek
Saltsburg Lions Celebrate 35th Birthday Dinner
More than 400 attended the Saltsburg Lions Club 35th anniversary dinner at the Kiski School dining room. The program featured memory artist George Bailey, with club president John Liboski and Governor Vernon R. Claypoole assisting. Father George Hnatko gave the invocation as members were honored for perfect attendance and a dan prize was awarded. The entertainment included a quartet of Clair Cribbs, John A. Cunningham, Mrs. Cribbs, and Mrs. Cunningham with Miss Mary Carson assisting.
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Saltsbury Lions
Stewart Robinson
John Liboski
George Bailey
William McMillen
Blairsville
Saltsburg
Saltsburg Lions Club
Kiski
Lions
Club
George Hnatko
Vernon R. Claypoole
Indiana
Lions International
Anne Pateucs
Clair Cribbs
John A. Cunningham
Mary Carson
Spain Theme On Indiana Playgrounds
The New York World's Fair was echoed on Department of Recreation playgrounds with a Spain themed week featuring dances like the Mexican Hat Dance and American Twist, crafts of Spanish scenes and flags, and games such as tug of war. Across Horace Mann Eisenhower and other sites, children engaged in Dodge Ball, basketball, four squares, and a bubble blowing contest with named participants from several classes.
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Department of Recreation
Spain
Water Street
Horace Mann
Amajorettes
Mary Poppins
Inter Playground
Eisenhower
Corps of
Optics
Hew Franklin
Ben Franklin
Kathy al «Mes
Marge Browner
Cindy Miller
Sandy Lindsey
Vickey Miller
Susanne Marley
Karen Davis
Gaynell McGary
Debbie Dickson
Darcy Gowler
Mary Lou Spence
Doyal White
Nancy Marinas
Vicki Pitzerell
Terry Rice
Jimmie Milner
Terry Pitzerell
Linda Shingledecker
Amy Lott
Linda Hopkins
Karen Frederick
Denise Steffy
Patty Zattola
Chuckia Davis
Cathy Batts
Billy Rolls
Karen Maudie
David Orendorf
Nancy Meharey
Pat Kelly
Jerry Campbell
Darlene Elkin
Diana Crock
Gary Shick
Nancy Kiral
Patty Shick
Pamela Plant
Debbie Orendorf
Major Changes In Peace Plan From Dominican Junta
The Dominican junta urged large changes to the OAS peace plan while rebels pressed for minor edits. Both sides agreed only on elections to be held in six to nine months, with the junta seeking possible postponement and proposing itself as core of a provisional government. The rebels rejected that framework and called for democratically minded leaders, while the junta demanded Communist exclusion. The dispute leaves the OAS three member peace committee to decide next steps.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Organization of American ‘States
OAS
Junta
State Assembly Eyes Higher Pay and Billion Budget
Harrisburg AP reports a full week as the General Assembly returns to vote on a 50 percent pension hike and 1800 dollar expense increase for legislators, a 1200 dollar salary rise for lawmakers, a salary raise for governors and cabinet officers, and a 1376 billion Democratic spending plan for the new fiscal year. Leaders plan at least four days in session to wrap budget and cabinet pay actions.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
House
Senate
Superintendent of Public Instruction
House Appropriations Committee
Medicare Boycott Studied Prompts Coast Guard Induction Decision
William Charles Carney of 337 Walnut St. has enlisted in the U S Coast Guard. In Goldsboro North Carolina the welfare board contemplates suspending public assistance for TV owners or telephone users as of July 1 unless exempt due to disability or other criteria. A public hearing is planned as residents protest the new rule and petitions circulate.
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William Charles Carney
Walnut St
U.S. Coast Guard
Goldsboro
N.C
James Williford
County Welfare Board
North Carolina
Xet
Wefternoon
Jack Barfield
Mount Olive
Welfare Board
Barfield
New York
American Medical Association
Medicare
House of Delegates
AMA
Reference Committee
Harrisburg
David
Boyd W. McKnight
E. Hazlett
Elderton
Arm
Solvnee
PSES
Strong County
Senate
Indiana youths named for Job Corps training
Pennsylvania State Employment Service selected additional Indiana County youths for the Job Corps. Names include William J. Adair Waterman Oliver W. Warner Saltsburg Terry L Miller Smicksburg and Frank Wilkowitz Dilltown. Wilkowitz and Adair reported to the Vesuving Job Corps Center in Pedro Ohio yesterday. Miller to depart today for the Kilmer Job Corps Center Edison New Jersey. Warner set to leave June 29 for Golconda Job Corps Center Golconda Utah.
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Indiana County
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
William J. Adair
Waterman
Oliver W. Warner
Saltsburg R.D
Terry L Miller
Smicksburg R.D
Frank Wilkowitz
Dilltown
Wilkowitz
Adair
Vesuving Job Corps Center
Pedro
Ohio
Miller
Kilmer
Alcohol Poisonings Rise in Kuwait Over Six Months
In Kuwait, alcoholic poisoning has killed 35 people and hospitalized more than 150 in six months. Police note many drank eau de cologne. Parliament banned alcohol two months ago, saying it tempts the youth and offends Moslem principles, while bootlegging thrives.
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Kuwait
Parliament
Algiers Conference Retains Saturday Meeting Plan
AfricArctic bloc ministers agreed to proceed with the presummit gathering in Algiers on Saturday despite riot pressure and calls for delay. The preparatory committee will decide on postponement if calm and stable conditions return, with the main summit slated to open on Tuesday amid protests and shifting support.
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Algiers
Algeria
Ahmed Laidi
Col. Houari Boumedienne
Laidi
Red Troops Deploy At Elbe Span
Soviet and East German troops deployed on both sides of the Elbe River bridge on the Berlin Autobahn with no traffic disruption. About 100 troops were seen as the operation began, and columns of camouflaged vehicles and field kitchens were reported along the highway.
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Berlin
Elbe River
Berlin Autobahn
West Berlin
West Germany
Brandenburg
Wollin
Eee
Viet Peace Talks Sought in Senate Debate on Viet Nam
Senate debates peace seeking intervention by United Nations in Viet Nam and the scope of U S involvement. Senator Church urges U N mediation and talks with Viet Cong while Javits calls for debate on deploying combat troops potentially in the hundreds of thousands if needed.
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Washington
Senate
United Nations
Viet Nam
United States
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Johnson ‘Administration
U.N
Church
Hanoi
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Javits
Korea
Obituaries From Indiana County June 1965
Obituary notices for Matia A. Kovach 69 of Black Lick Daniel Corbett 70 Blairsville and several others from Indiana County dated June 1965 list death dates, residences, occupations, church affiliations, and survivors. Requiem Masses and interments are noted with funeral home arrangements and officials named.
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Matia A. Kovach
Ila
Black Lick
Poland
UMWA
Nanty Glo
Johnstown
Nannty Glo
Patrick J. Hallow
Homer City
St. Francis Church
Graceton
M. Kowal
Ralph Morrow Corbett
Blairsville
R.D
Indiana Hospital
Penn Hills Township
Allegheny County
Joseph
Great Bend Averts Major Flood Loss
Great Bend Kansas reports the Arkansas River crest 1 to 2 feet below flood stage, averting significant damage as the river blocks bridge traffic along seven miles of central Kansas. Local authorities monitor rising waters and coordinate with disaster response teams to keep the city safe.
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Great Bend
Kan
Kansas
Bout
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