Bliss seeks to curb GOP fund raising groups
Barry Bliss told the Republican Committee he will discourage creation of separate GOP organizations that solicit funds. He urged unity of fundraising for the National Committee, amid concerns over independent groups tied to Goldwater’s Free Society Association and their impact on party finances and control.
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Washington
Chalir U
Ray C. Aliss
Republican Committee
GOP
Ran
Barry Goldwater
Free Society Association
Bliss
Republican National Committee
New Gold Water Group
Goldwater
Taxi Cabs On Strike In NYC
New York taxi cabs largely vanished as a strike for union recognition spread across Manhattan Queens Brooklyn and the Bronx. An AFL-CIO organizer said fleetowned cabs were 95 percent out of service as about 5 000 workers voted and planned to extend the action to all 16 000 drivers.
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New York
Pennsylvania Station
Grand Central Terminal
Port Authority
Christopher Plunkett
Afl-Cio
Manhattan
Queens
Brooklyn
Bruny
Weekend Fatalities in Pennsylvania Report
Accidents claimed 723 lives in Pennsylvania over the weekend including a five killed in a two car crash at Stoystown Somerset County. A Lancaster man died in a midair collision over Lancaster Airport. two people drowned. another died in a fire. a Williamsport man perished in a farm accident. The period began Friday evening and ended midnight Sunday.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Stoystown
Somerset County
Lancaster
Williamsport
Gundsy
One Driver Sentenced Here Today
Multiple pleas entered in Indiana County Court with sentences and deferred actions. Daniel M Grislinger 20 of McConnellsburg received a 50 dollar fine and 90 days probation for driving while suspended after a June 11 arrest in Blairsville.
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Indiana
Daniel M. Grislinger
Connellsburg
Grissinger
Blairsville
Allegheny County
Donald L. Detrie
Punxsutawney
R.D. 2
William Dodge Embry
Criminal Court
Wat
Embry
George Craig Brown
Vandergrift
James E. Benner
Vicksburg
Nelson Husted
Philipsville
Robert W. Wazelle
Sutawney
Pittsburgh
Maroney
John R. Waltz
Joseph Ferrara
Mayberry
Dominick Codispodi
Philadelphia
Herbert F. Langes
Lancaster County
Pottstown
Cherry Hill
Codispodi
Eastern State Peniitentiary
Graterford
Maybarry
Edward
Western State Prison
Pittsburgh Girl Wins Miss Pennsylvania Crown in Pageant
Misa McConnell a 21 year old from Pittsburgh won the Miss Pennsylvania title and the right to compete in Miss America at the New Jersey shore. She represented Allegheny County, excelled in talent with a dramatic reading from Joan of Arc, and aspires to be a dramatic actress with stage and TV experience in Pittsburgh and New York. First runnerup was Diane Louise Pericles of Feasterville, with other finalists from Crawford County, Montgomery County, and more, while Cornelia Swenson of Philadelphia earned Miss Congeniality.
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Miss Cadigan
Northwestern Pennsylvania
Misa McConnell
Pittsburgh
New York
Bucks County
Diane Louise Pericles
Feasterville
Crawford County
Sandra Lee Steiger
Clarion State College
Misassi
Souderton
Philadelphia
Cornelia: Swenson
Centre County
Joan Diane Sork
Pennsylvania State University
Pottstown
Cumberland Valley
Virginia Claudette Colell
Chambersburg
Missusquehanna Valley
Christine Lynne Mauder
Lewistown
Hair-Raising Solo Flight Sets Atlantic Records
American pilot Benjamin Games of Elkhart Ind flew a four seater amphibian solo from Elkhart to London via Boston St. Pierre Island Greenland Iceland and Scotland. He reportedly set three world records including a 1090 mile nonstop Boston to St. Pierre flight in 11 hours 30 minutes and an 840 mile Reykjavik to Prestwick run in 7 hours 1 minute.
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London
Benjamin Games
Atlantic
Games
Elkhart
Ind
Boston
St. Pierre Island
Greenland
Iceland
Scotland
William Riley
Riley
Ben
St. Pierre
Reykjavik
Prestwick
Epidemic Cause Sought in Riverside Water Illness
Riverside health officials seek the source of Salmonella Typhimurium after more than 8,000 people in a month fell ill. Investigators probe water lines and wells as Dr. Louis Herte notes the epidemic stage may have passed and urges caution as secondary infections continue.
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Riverside
Calif
California
Louis Herte
California Department of Public Health
Hertz
Early Bird Satellite Begins Commercial Service Worldwide
The Early Bird satellite goes commercial today under Comsat, with plans to earn for its owner. Inaugural participants include President Johnson and international officials from Britain, West Germany, France, Italy, and Switzerland. Transatlantic calls will be free of charge at start, with later rates up to 4200 dollars a month for telephone and telegraph and up to 5245 dollars per hour for peak television transmissions.
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Washington
Communications Satellite Corp
Johnson
London
Paris
Rome
Bonn
Bern
Switzerland
Harold Wilson
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
France
Italy
Bird
Comsat
David Sarnoff
U.S
Gas International Communications
U.S. News & World Report
Pepe
RCA
At&t
Western Union
Atlantic
Brazil
Africa
Federal Communication Commission
Temporaril
Back From Happy Fair Tour Returns Home
The 148 tour group traveled from Indiana to New York and Carlisle visiting the General Motors pavilion and Allenberry Playhouse. They enjoyed exhibits, churches, a snack stop, and a buffet, with praise for sponsor Shaffer Travel Service and the Gazette.
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General Motors
Indiana
Camp Hill
Allenberry Playhouse
Carlisle
Allenberry
the Gazette
The
Gazette
Shaffer
New York City
Indiana Evening Gazette
Crosby Wins Irish Derby With Meadow Court at Curragh
Dublin AP Crosby sings as Meadow Court wins the Irish Derby at Curragh Race Track. After buying a one third share from Max Bell Crosby pockets $52 40 of $155 820 prize money. He says he has earned back his money and more.
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Dublin
Ireland
Bing Crosby
Meadow Court
Curragh
Crosby
Meadow Cort
Max Bell
Prank Costs Youth His Life on Buffalo Beach
In Buffalo, 13-year-old Ronald Sanders drowned in the Niagara River near Strawberry Island after stepping onto a steep dropoff while wading with friend Jack Parky. About 20 bystanders dismissed his pleas as a prank, though Parky tried repeatedly to rescue him before realizing Sanders had drowned.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Erie County Sheriff's Department
Ronald Sanders
Niagara River
Strawberry Island
Jack Parky
Uga Parks
Parks
Bombing raids and casualties in Viet Nam conflict report
U S authorities report four Americans killed in Viet Nam with two paratroopers dying at Bien Hoa. U S and Viet Namese planes bomb North Viet Nam while naval and air strikes hit targets near Hanoi and Nha Trang. A Skyhawk pilot was missing after a return from North Viet Nam.
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Ment
South
Viet Nam
U.S
Bien Hoa
U.S. Navy
Skyhawk
Hanoi
Navy Skyraider
North Viet Nam
Peter Mongliardi
Defense Department
Ange Wee Ees
Curnow
Satmer
Nha Trang
Saigon
Tho
Ul.s. Air Force
Indiana To Host '67 Meet
PITTSBURGH AP S. Parnell Lewis of the Easton Express is new president of the Pennsylvania Associated Press Managing Editors Association. He was elected Saturday at the closing session to succeed Joseph Meagher of the Erie Times-News. Others elected include Harry Stacks, Lancaster Intelligencer Journal. Earl Miller, Greenville Record Argus. Sam Boyle, Philadelphia Evening Bulletin. George Scott, Clearfield Progress. James Krider of the Johns Town Tribune-Democrat was re-elected treasurer.
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Pittsburgh
S. Parnell Lewis
The
Easton Express
Pennsylvania Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Joseph Meagher
Erie Times-News
Harry Stacks
Lancaster Intelligencer Journal
Earl Miller
Greenville Record Argus
Sam Boyle
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
George Scott
Clearfield Progress
Alaantane
Obituary notices include Butterbaugh, Frick, Shaffer deaths
Mary Butterbaugh of Miami and Ohio region, Dame Butterbaugh family ties, and multiple siblings and in laws are listed. John L. Frick of Dayton and Selena Shaffer of Montoursville are noted as deceased with service details. Interments and funeral arrangements are described across Indiana and Mercer County areas, with relatives named and burial sites listed.
Youthful Stowaway Back Home
Ian McGloin, 11, stowed away in a Qantas jet cargo hold to Manila, flew back first class with a Manila gift for his mother. After seven hours he was found by two crewmen, taken to a Manila hospital, and released with his parents not blamed.
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Sydney
Australia
Czechoslovakia
Sam Setting
Gaid
Ian McGloin
Mary Michay
Philippines
Gilbert McGloin
Philadelphia
Indiana
Ian
Manila
Qantas
Jan Tid
Chivare
Cutous
Chicago Cab Drivers On Strike Today Remains and Obituaries Mix
Chicago cab drivers on strike today affect citywide service as families mourn. Survivors include widow Anna, son John Jr, three grandsons and two granddaughters. Funeral arrangements set at Bacha Funeral Home with services this evening and a Requiem Mass Tuesday at Sacred Heart Church Alverda. Interment in Cameron's Bottom Cemetery.
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Mary
Mollie Buter
Mable
Baugh
Church Street
Miami
Fla
Cher
Akron
Latrobe
Jessie L
David C.ella Yingling Butterbaugh
Shej
Nancy Culp Myers
Indiana County
Myers
Indiana
Calvary United
Presbyterian Church
Rosa I
Laura
William
M. Myers
Jessie Dunlap
Culver
Genevieve
John L. Kipp
McFarland
Freda Irwin
Geraldine Stigers
Oakland Cemetery
John L. Frick
Dayton
R. D
Adrian Hospital
Punxsutawney
Selena Shaffer
Montoursville
Glen County
Jacob Campbell
Sarah Shupe Frick
Frick
Plumvilla Presbyterian Church
Emma Alshouse
Leroy
Violet) Barrett
Dayton R. D
Merle
Vandergrift
Charles
Apollo
Lester
Hyattsville
Ely
David E. Bickett
T. R. R. Stull
Harmony Grove Cemetery
Five Points
Anna Ivan Michny
John Jr
Bacha
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church
Alverda
Cletus
Adame
Cameron's Bottom
Edna Mae Ellenberger
Horace J. Ellenberger
Indiana R. D
Indiana Hospital
Patton
Elmer H
Ida Marie Bennett Weaver
Ellenberger
Calvary United Presbyterian Church
Naomi
Home Grange
Charles M. Ellenberger
United States Navy
Tacoma
Wash
Wallace C
Betty) le Veille
Ormond Beach
Florida
Barthers
Eldora H. Weaver
Cherry Grove
Oregon
Gordon Weaver
Riverside
Cal
Lawrence Weaver
Chula Vista
Calif
Harry Pilkington
San Diego
George Norconk
San Jose
Thomas Denne
Campbell
Robinson - Lytle’s
Drivers in 1950s taxi strike tied to unions and deaths
About 6,000 drivers, including women, in Ohio and California, faced contract disputes between Yellow Cab Co and Checker Taxi Co with union representation by Local 777 and AFL-CIO Seafarers. The text notes a death, a wife who preceded him, and multiple survivors across several families, listing locations like Blairsville and San Diego while mentioning various relatives and a half-brother.
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WWE Eitiug Oo
Yellow Cab Co
Helen Sleppy
Checker Taxi Co
Daughnan
Chica
Edith So
iCurnow
George
Nora
Lipoveky
San Dilego
alCalif
Archie M. Jr
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Frank J. Kovac
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Palos Verdes
Sarnoff
Jth
Glee
Ginette
WroulUry
James Krider
Johnstown Tribune-Democrat
Wowa Wwoowuy Varus
Charlie Bertram
Washington Observer
Charlie Duncil
Butler Eagle
Nelson Weiser
Allentown Call-Chronicle
Merry Rice
Melvin C.' Gwin
Cherry Tree
Jaesed
Aimy Lewis Shields
Chester Shaffer
Aaron
Avis
Merritt
Stewart, Clark and Ichester
Marvin
Montgomery
Clarence
Washington, D. C
Dorothy Lucas
Jersey Shore
Fred
Bertha Blowers
Sara
Altoona
Stewart
Ohio
Anne Conner
Bremerton
Sash
Wil|iamsport
John Michny, SR
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