UN diplomats hopeful as LBJ to keynote UN birthday
San Francisco AP dispatch reports diplomats from 114 nations hopeful with President Johnson to keynote the UNs 20th birthday in the opera house. Greece envoy Liatis backs financial aid and reform as U Thant and Stevenson voice cautious optimism about solvency and voting rights. Police brace for protests over Viet Nam action and the UNs status.
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San Francisco
APY
Johnson
World Organization
San Francisco Opera House
Greece
U.N
Alexis S. Liatis
U Thant
United Nations
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
General Assembly
Nikolai T Fedorenko
Kremlin
Solvency Fund
Britain
Canada
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Iceland
Thant
Viet Nam
John Birch Society
United Republicans of California
Thhe
California Republican Assembly
U.N. S
Gilbert Lockhart NCO Graduate
Commodore Airman First Class Gilbert M. Lockhart son of Mr and Mrs W James Tyger Sr of Commodore R D 1 has graduated from U S Air Force Noncommissioned Officer Leadership School at Cannon AFB New Mexico Authorities reported no injuries in the bombing incident and Lockhart was listed among those affected The blast occurred near the Saigon waterfront and the My Canh restaurant with no American military police present at the scene
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Gilbert M. Lockhart
W. James, Tyger Sr
R.D. 1
U.S. Air Force Noncommission
Cannon Afb
N.M
Noar
Lockhart
Tactical Air Command
Cannon
Marion
Center Joint High School
Margaret
Ors
Robert S. Leh
Commodore
U.S
Saigon
My Canh
Tension Mounts In Algiers As Boumedienne Regime Protests
Reports from Algiers describe mounting tension ahead of a planned mass demonstration against Col. Boumedienne’s military regime. Leftist students and labor groups urged crowds to the central post office to show support for deposed President Ahmed Ben Bella. Foreign ministers from about 30 countries were to meet to decide on postponing the African Asian summit, amid rioting and calls for calm. Diplomatic sources warned no new date should be set until stability returns, with support for Ben Bella echoed in chants as anti Boumedienne flags appeared and slogans were scrawled on walls.
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Algiers
Algeria
Asia
North Korea
Scouts Leave Tonight For New Mexico Ranch Expedition
A total of 37 Explorers and four adult leaders depart Indiana for a 24 day Philmont Scout Ranch expedition in New Mexico with stops at Scott Field and Tinker Air Force Base. The trip includes Carl sbad Caverns, Juarez, Grand Canyon, and ends July 18 back in Indiana. Jack Hill will report as radio correspondent. a 27 minute color film about Philmont is available on loan.
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Philmont
Willim Penn Council
McCreary Co
College Park Plaza
Baker
Indiana
Philmont Scout Ranch
New Mexico
Scott Field
I11
Tinker Air Force Base
Oklahoma
Roswell
Ithey
el Paso
Texas
Juarez J
Old Mexico
Phoenix
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Kirtland Air Force Base
Albuquerque
Indiana County
Wichita
Kane
Fort Leonard Wood
Rolla
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
P. T
WDAD
Jack Hill
Phlmont
Boy ‘Scouts ‘of America
PTA
William Penn Council
Donations for a more beautiful capital
AP reports a wave of donations to beautify Washington, including money, bulbs, roses and seed packets. Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson shared letters from donors at a White House committee meeting. A Michigan high school class funded a cherry tree memorial for JFK with 20.25 dollars, while Mt. Vernon Elementary pupils placed two plants outside their school and urged small acts to beautify America.
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Washington
South Viet Nam
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Michigan
Saline Area High School
John F. Kennedy
Mt. Vernon ‘Elementary School
Chicago
State Board urges targeted school aid in budget plan
The State Board of Education backs Gov Scranton's 28 million dollar school aid, urging earmarking for specified purposes rather than windfall. Scranton says a new public instruction superintendent remains unnamed, while a separate meeting reviewed candidates. He notes a 35 million dollar surplus in sales tax operations and seeks final Senate approval for the aid bill. Dr Christman says funds should be used for maximum benefit.
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Associated Press Harrisburg
State Board of Education
Scranton
Senate
Paul S. Christman
Schuylkill Haven
Basic Council of Education
Beauty Competition Underway
Westchester Pa AP reports the Miss Pennsylvania pageant starts with 21 local winners vying for the state title to compete in Miss America in Atlantic City. Semifinalists shift to ten then five finalists, with the winner receiving 6000 dollars in scholarships plus clothes and a car for her year. Scranton designates 21-27 as Miss Pennsylvania week.
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Westchester
Atlantic City
Scranton
Iweek
Pennsylvania
Germans threaten Berlin blocks and shipments
East German Communists threaten to tie up barge and rail shipments to West Berlin and press for control of air traffic to West Berlin. Transport Minister Edwin Kramer said permits for West German barge traffic between West Germany and Berlin would be stopped after June 30. The proclamation warns that East German authorities would take necessary measures if a deal with the four occupation powers is not reached.
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Berlin
Estrette
Homer City
Alex Johnson
Countain
Food Trucks Roll as Philadelphia Strike Eases
In Philadelphia the five day wildcat strike by Local 107 Teamsters drivers waned as chain store food trucks from Food Fair Acme A&P and Penn Fruit delivered large quantities to exhausted markets. Police tracked the convoys while Hoffa emissaries urged a return to work. a 12,000 member meeting was set for Saturday.
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Philadelphia
Teamwaters
Local 107
Food Fair
Acme
A&p
Penn Fruit
Teamsters
Paul Harris
Wilmington
Del
107
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Rep. C. L
The
Roadway Express Inc
James Tate
Motor Transport Labor Relations Inc
U.S
FBI
Leo Weinrott
Standby Hospital Costs Cited in Hearing
President of the Hospital Association of Pennsylvania says standby hospital costs drive overall expenses and must support 24 hour readiness for disaster and sickness. Dr. P F Lucchesi testifies before a House committee examining hospital costs amid Blue Cross concerns.
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Harrisburg
Hospital Association of Pennsylvania
SAC
Titan
P.F. Lucchesi
Lucchesi
Obituaries Notice for Katherine M. Grip and Harry Russell
Mrs Katherine M Grip died June 24 1963 at Indiana Hospital Blairsville neighbors report. Born March 19 1893 in Burrell Township widow of Curtis Griffin survived by brother Earl Starry and many relatives. Services Sunday 2 30 pm Ferguson Funeral Home Blairsville Rev James M Robbins burial Hopeweths Cemetery. Harry Russell 71 of Homer City died June 25 1965 at Lee Hospital Johnstown. Arrangements by Robinson Lytle obituary to appear Tomorrow.
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Katherine M. Grip
Fin
Indiana Hospital
Mabel C. Cotneil
Evans Ave
Blairsville
Burrell Township
Curtis Griffin
Earl Starry
Brackenridge
Ferguson Funeral Home
James M. Robbins
Hebron Lutheran Church
Hopeweth
Harry Russell
Clymer R. D
East Church St
Homer City
Lee Hospital
Johnstown
Robinson - Lytle
Coal Moves Against Oil On 2 Fronts
Coal interests press two fronts against oil imports. National bodies and the United Mine Workers urge the Office of Emergency Planning to keep import controls, citing security and oil regulation risks. On the House side, lawmakers seek a bill tying oil imports to U S employment and national policy with key figures Moore and Saylor backing.
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Washington
National Coal Policy Conference
National Coal Association
United Mine Workers
Office of Emergency Planning
New England
Souther
T House
Council of Economic Advisers
United States
Atch A. Moore, Jr
R-W. Va
Rand
John P. Saylor
B-Pe
The
United Bing Workers
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Gustave C. Hertz
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Phu Bai
Na San
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Hanoi Radio
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