Phooey Campaign Fuses Expletive With State Politics
Atlanta governor Lester Maddox denounces a phooey campaign stretching from phooey buttons to bumper stickers and a proposed phoney flagpole. James H Moore spearheaded the effort saying Georgians would chant phooey at Maddox. The piece also covers local school funding debate and votes on a proposed vo tech plan, staff changes, and transportation contracts.
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Atlanta, Ga
Lester Maddox
Phooey
Phooey Grammers
Phooey-grame
Atlanta
James H Moore
Moore
Gov. Maddox
Lester
Hefense Maddox
U.S. Su
Education Budget Approved for 1968-69 Teachers Hired
The school board approved the education budget for 1968-69 and hired staff including Ronald Morrison junior high math Charles Thompson science Linda Spangler business Robert Hegan English Anna Izziotto elementary Karen Gleeson English Margaret Lambert math William O Brubn elementary and Clair Jamison geography with salaries from 5 400 to 9 000. David Laird named director of elementary education at 13 000. Head Start program staff and aides listed with various salaries. Additional hires include playground staff custodians and a new insurance agency contract. A bid summary and roof heating and pool projects planned. The county plans security upgrades and court room protection for Sirhan case.
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Ronald J. Morrison
Charles F. Thompson
Linda Elaine Spangler
Robert C. Hegan
Anna Mae Pinizzotto
Karen Elaine Gleeson
Margaret C. Lambert
William
O'Brubn
Clair R. “Zig'' Jamison
David H. Laird
Robert Martin
Frederik van Dyke
Mary A. Haladay
Betty Lewis
Louise Nicholson
Belle Sheesley
James DeGaetanoa
Christine Freeman
Franklin Swett
Robert C. Dunmir
Christine Lymph
Debra
Sesock
Baird Insurance Agency
Bradhead Garrett
Brodsky, and Co
Northeastern Lumber
Sirhan Sirhan Faces Continued Delay At L A Jail
Intense security marked Sirhan Bishara Sirhan s court appearance in a chapel courtroom at Los Angeles County Central Jail for the Kennedy murder case. Attorney Russell E Parsons sought a three week continuance to study the grand jury transcript from June 7.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles County Central
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan
Russell E. Parsons
Parsons
Paul Schrade
United Auto Workers Union
Schrade
Kaspar Fuchs
Hall of Justice
Explosion kills 11-year-old in Dubois Bay garage blast
An explosion in a Dubois Bay garage killed John E. Knight, age 11, with state police citing a strong odor of gasoline fumes as investigators probe the blast.
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Dubois
John E. Mec
Knight
Riots in New York Total $3.3 Million in Damages
New York City claims against riot damage after Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was slain total $3.3 million, per the comptroller. The suits allege theft of merchandise and store damage forcing some owners out of business. Comptroller Maria Procaveino is authorized to settle or reject the claims as a special unit studies them.
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New York
New York City
Martin Luther King Jr
Maria A. Procaveino
Scholfield Brothers Win 50000 SBA Backed Loan for Expansion
Scholfield Brothers of Indiana receive a 50000 five year loan partially guaranteed by the SBA through First National Bank. Patrick J. McCarthy says the loan supports public refuse service expansion as the firm, owned by Claude and Marvin Scholfield, meets new interast contract requirements and buys equipment. The loan aids Indiana Borough operations and reflects SBA cooperation under the Economic Opportunity Loan program assisting long established Indiana County businesses since the 1940s.
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Indiana
Scholfield Brothers
First National Bank
Federal Small Business Administration
SBA
Sherman Scholfield
Patrick J. McCarthy
Claude Scholfield
Marvin Scholfield
F. A. Thomas
Indiana Tables
Rear Stone Castagnemen
A. Massy
Patrick
J. McCarthy
Scholfiel Brothers
Indiana Borough
Claude
Marvin
Long Féictna Eters
Indiana County
Gun Control Setback Delays Firearm Bills In Senate Panel
Washington AP reports the push for stronger gun control faltered as the Senate Judiciary Committee voted 7 to 5 to delay further action on firearms measures until July 9. President Johnson’s proposals faced declining public support, with opposition from the NRA and mixed mail responses. The vote followed near-simultaneous battles over registration and licensing provisions and the committee’s reluctance to advance any bill promptly.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Joseph D. Tydings
D-Md
Johnson
House
Robert F. Kennedy
Congress
National Rifle Association
Sneate Committee
Sen. Tydings
Housa Jude
Saigon
U.S
Hau Nghia
Con- Harrisburg
Shafer
Sen
Thomas J
Dodd
D-Conn
Tydings
Burdick and Sons
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Hiram L
Camping Site To Be Built At Gallitzin
Contracts totaling 1.1 million were awarded for camping area water supply and sanitary system construction at Prince Gallitzin State Park Cambria County The General State Authority named L R Owen Co A H Sweeney Construction Co Robel Construction Windber Mechanical Windber Plumbing Shaffer Electric in the awards and noted heating ventilation plumbing and electrical work Also a legal note references Henry Ford libel damages and a trivia line on a camel surviving in desert heat
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Harrisburg
Prince Gallitzin State Park
Cambria County
General State Authority
L. R. Owen Co
Rt. 2
Johns' Town
A. H. Sweeney Construction Co., Inc
Rt. 1
Ligonier
General Construction
Robel, Construction Co., Inc
Johnstown
Windber Mechanical Contracts Inc
Windber
Windber Plumbing Co., Inc
Shafffer Electric Co. Inc
Bellefonte
Opposition To Court Pick Grows
A heated battle over Warren's successor to the Supreme Court chief seat unfolds as Griffin supporters press a petition against Johnson naming a new chief. Senate Republicans like Tower weigh in, while Eastland and Mansfield signal possible delays or filibuster. Rockefeller defends the President, and a six year reconfirmation amendment is proposed.
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Everett M. Dirksen
Griffin
LBJ
Warren
Johnson
Senate
GOP
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Tower
Thornberry
Mansfield
United Nations
New York
Eastland
Washington
America
North- 1
Warren M. Christopher
Christopher
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Judiciary Committee
North Carolina
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Sioux City
Iowa
California
Wisconsin
William Proxmire
Clairborne Pell
Edmund S. Muskie
Supreme Court
House
William 0. Cowger
Transplant Heart In Canada
In Montreal a 49 year old electrical designer with a failing heart received a transplant at the Montreal Heart Institute. He was given the heart of a 23 year old man killed in a traffic accident. The operation is the 22nd ever worldwide with four recipients still living including Dr. Philip Blaiberg in Cape Town who received a heart earlier. The wife of the patient appealed to urging families of accident victims to consider donation.
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Montreal
Philip Blaiberg
Cape Town
South Africa
Fivehhildren
Obituary of Mrs Hermie Thornburg Davison 79 Blairsville
Mrs Hermie Thornburg Davison age 79 of Blairsville R D 2 Newport Road died June 26 1968 at Latrobe Area Hospital. Friends may call Ferguson and Son Funeral Home Blairsville today and Saturday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m with services Sunday at 2 p m Rev Edward J Thompson officiating. Burial Greenwood Cemetery Indiana.
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Hermie Thornburg Davison
Newport Road
Blairsville
R. D
la ‘Trohe
Ferguson and Son Funeral Home
Edward J. Thompson
Greenwood Cemetery
Indiana
Humphrey Defends Candidacy At North Dakota Meet
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey rejected being a status quo candidate and pledged a vigorous presidency aimed at social order and progress. He argued his run would serve the people, not preserve the old politics, as he addressed the North Dakota Democratic convention amid delegate scheduling and a poll to select state representatives. He travels from Minnesota to Oklahoma and Iowa for upcoming conventions.
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Humphrey
North Dakota
McCarthy
William L. Guy
Minneapolis
Waverly
Minn
Oklahoma
Iowa
Humphrey Calls for Active Presidency Against McCarthy
In a speech Humphrey attacks McCarthy’s decentralizing plan and urges a new social morality. He advocates peace at home and abroad, saying the next president must act immediately. He avoids direct personal criticism of McCarthy despite tensions.
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McCarthy
Humphrey
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