False aerospace job offer leaves Florida workers stranded
Warren Davidson and eight Florida men traveled to Los Angeles after a Mara Laboratories contract promising $200 to $300 weekly pay for two years. The scheme left them unpaid, millions in promised assets vanished, and most remain unemployed or living on borrowed money. One bought a house, others face evictions, and the FBI investigates.
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FBI
Florida
Davidson
Los Angeles
Warren Davidson
Mara Laboratories, Inc
California
Canoga Park
Orlando
Cape Kennedy
Newhall
Army
South Davidson
van Nuys
Fedee
Los Angeles Times
Hare
Two Teen Cousins Slain in Rockford Park
In Rockford Illinois two 14 year old cousins Wayne Mullendore and Ronald Johnson were found shot to death in Levings Park after being forced to kneel against a shelter wall. Police hunted for a motive and the shooter amid reports of a revenge killing.
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Rockford, Ill
Sheriff's Deputies
Glessner Davis
Wayne Mullendore
Ronald Johnson
Levings Park
Johnson
Mullendore
Winnebago County
Rockford
Rock River
Chicago
Susan’ S Brady
Russell Dewey
Shafer Pushes Interstate Tax Pact at Lincoln Day Dinner
Governor Shafer urged adoption of an interstate tax compact to standardize taxes on multistate businesses. He warned Congress may preempt state authority if states delay action, and said Pennsylvania will seek assembly approval this session. He also urged how to attract youth to the Republican party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Plains
N. J
Pennsylvania
Gav
Raymond P. Shafer
Shafer
Congress
General Assembly
Union County
U.S
Clifford P. Cuse
Rn.j
Delaware River Basin Commission
Dover
Del
Basin Commission
City Council Backs Canal Proposal in Struthers
Struthers city council adopts a resolution supporting the Ohio River Lake Erie Canal plan after hearing Kenneth M. Lloyd of Interconnecting Waterways Inc and Frederick Land of the Upper Ohio Valley Association oppose the project. The meeting took place Thursday in Youngstown area coverage.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Struthers
Kenneth M.lloyd
In ‘Terconnecting Waterways, Inc
Frederick Land
Bomb Scare Delays Plane In Ohio
A Lake Central DC-3 from Pittsburgh was delayed about an hour in Youngstown as FBI and postal authorities searched for a bomb. The scare proved false. seven passengers reboarded and flew to Cleveland. Pittsburgh officials checked other Lake Central planes at Allegheny County Airport.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Pittsburgh
FBI
Cleveland
Palmer Holiday
Lake Central
Lake Central Management
Allegheny County
Detroit
Youngstown
Akron
Juneau
Alaska
Alfare
Coast Guard
U.S
Allegheny Democrats pick bets for county race
PITTSBURGH AP The Allegheny County Democratic Policy Committee named state Sen. Staisey and Rep. Foerester to head the regular organization ticket for the May primary. The move, amid internal splits, leaves McGrady and McClelland seeking re election. Prothonotary Roberts warned of a 30 year political setback if incumbents fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
jPolicy
Betts Leonard P. Staisey
Thomas Foerester
Allegheny County
United
Sen
Staisey
Milton Shapp
Raymond Shafer
Rep
Forrester
David B. Roberts
Roberts
William] D. McClelland
John E. McGrady
McGrady
McClelland
Board For Commissioners
Pittsburgh Democrats
Graf
Colin Kee Yorotty
Far Removed From Recession Economic Slowdown Debate
Washington AP reports experts see a mixed January with a slowing economy. GNP for the first quarter may rise less than $10 billion, signaling a sluggish picture though housing starts and some spending show strength. Officials predict a 4 percent rise in real activity later, amid tax changes and softer auto sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Law set to rename Lower Crab Creek District to Royal
In Olympia Washington the House advised letting the Lower Crab Creek School District adopt the name Royal School District Rep Stewart Bledsoe said the Royal name has local roots and the old name embarrasses students Labeled for Senate concurrence and district resident approval potential name change pending final action.
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Olympia
Wash
Washington House of Representatives
Lower Crab Creek
Stewart Bledsoe
Trucker Killed In Pike Crash
NEW STANTON Pa AP a tractor trailer crashed on the Pennsylvania Turnpike when it struck a boulder and overturned killing the driver and injuring a passenger Russell Newsome Jr 25 of Philadelphia was pronounced dead at the scene about eight miles east of this Westmoreland county location
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New Stanton
Russell Newsome Jr
Philadelphia
Westmoreland
Rebel Tribesmen derail train in Assam hills
Rebel Naga tribesmen derailed a military pilot train in the Assam hills by blowing a section of track. They opened fire on soldiers aboard, killing one and wounding five. The train was acting as a van guard for the Assam mail due to travel the line later.
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Calcutta
India
Assam Hills
Assam Mail
Pfc Robert Levy ends four day protest fast
TACOMA Washington AP Pfc Robert Levy 22 said he broke a four day fast started Sunday to protest military violence He resumed drinking water on Tuesday and Thursday night and ate a small meal He called his action a protest against war and noted guilt over serving in the Army He was taken to Madigan General Hospital Ft Lewis for observation and further psychiatric and medical tests the Army said
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Tacoma
Wash
Robert Levy
Army
Levy
Kansas City
Madigan General Hospital
Ft. Lewis
Warren names Harold Schultz city planning director
Warren Ohio mayor announced Harold Schultz of Scranton Pa as city planning director, a $15 000 a year post. Schultz comes from C and E Deab Cabot Associates, and will assume the job April 3, the city has lacked a professional planner since 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren, Ohio
Raymond E. Schryver
Harold Schultz
Scranton
Warren
Schultz
Candeyb
Cabot Associates
Obituary and court notes mix in Indiana County
Lawrence Raymond Black 55 of Home R D 1 died March 1 1967 at home. He is survived by sisters Ida Klingerman Muncy Hilda Spence Blair Indiana R D 2 Ralph Coral and others. Services 2 30 p m Saturday at Thomas Funeral Home Marion Center Rev Joseph Gilkey. Interment Bethel Cemetery. Also Guero Guiella 81 of McIntyre died March 1 1967 in Indiana Hospital. The text notes a federal grand jury in Easton PA and defendant Scal lat, Scalleat, with judge Higginbotham and attorney Dorolow amid discussions of subpoenas and possible indictments.
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Lawrence Raymond Black
R.D
Philadelphia
South
Mahoning Twp
Indiana County
Joseph Scallent
George W
Martha T Hunter
U.S
A. Leon Higginbotham Jr
Scalleat
City
Grand Jury
Benjamin R. Donolow
Higginbotham
Pressnesday
Robinson - Lytle’s
Indiana
Dorolow
South Mahoning Two
Mr. Black
Foster
Ida) Klingerman
Muncy
Robert
Hilda) Spence
Ernest
Blair
Ralph
Coral
Thomas Funeral Home
Marion Center
Joseph Gilkey
Bethel Cemetery
Scallent
Creamer
Easton
Russell Bufalino
Kingston
Thomas
Three-Finger Brown
Requiem Mass for Weston Davis Held at St Gertrude
Weston T. Davis 63 of Clymer dies at home March 2, 1967. Requiem Mass set for 11 a.m. Saturday at St Gertrude Church McIntyre Father Leonard Knuth to celebrate with interment at St Bernard's Cemetery Indiana. Friends may call after 4 p.m. today at Bence Funeral Home Clymer. services Sunday at 2 p.m. A full obituary to appear in Saturday Indiana Evening Gazette.
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St. Gertrude Church
McIntyre
Leonard Knuth
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Indiana
Weston T. Davis
Clymer
Bence
Indiana Evening Gazette
NBC to buy Arnold Palmer enterprises in NBC deal
New York AP report says NBC plans to acquire most of Arnold Palmer Enterprises with seven divisions including golf courses driving ranges indoor schools and apparel. Palmer would appear on air exclusively for NBC and help develop new sports programs as talks near finalization.
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New York
Naonal Broadcasting Co
Tokyo
Arnold Palmer
New York Times
Arnold Palmer Interprises, Inc
Cleveland
Ohio
Palmer
the Times
NBC
Miami
Mark McCormack
London
McCormack
United States
Nab Narcotic Haul On Bus
Beirot police seized 1.5 tons of hasheesh aboard a bus load of Arab pilgrims bound for Mecca. The narcotic packed in compartments was to be delivered to Amman Jordan. The driver was arrested and five men sought.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Mecca
Amman
Jordan
Survival on Baja peak ends for student and bride-to-be
San Felipe Mexico AP A college student Ogden Kellogg Jr and his fiancée Eleanor Dart recount two weeks of hunger and cold on Mt Diablo Baja California. Rescue teams from San Diego and Los Angeles hoisted Kellogg by rope from a 250 foot cliff in near darkness. Dart, found earlier, guided rescuers to Kellogg after surviving on sleeping bags and scarce food. They plan to marry soon.
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San Felipe
Mexico
Baja California
Eleanor Dart
Ogden Kellogg Jr
Kellogg
Mt. Diablo
San Diego
Los Angeles
Calif
Miss Dart
Claremont
Ogden
Edward Bernhard
Bernhard
Sierra Club
Ogden Kellogg Sr
Guld Hill
Ore
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Sto
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Pris
Chi Hoa
Storis
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Ter
Tran Minh Tiet
Jack Mattson
Gap R.D
Paul Lee
Lancaster County
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Apopka
Fla
Frick Memorial
Bernard Elman
Mt. Pleasant
Chignik
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Flushing
N Y
Boulder
Park Blvd
Worthington
Andln
Sand Point
Shumagin Islands
Alfred Hoce
Montgomery
Ala
Alien DeArmand
Gunter Afb
Foerester
Recorder of Deeds
John J. Exlery
George Ross
James W. Knox
Oakmont
Edward F. Cook
Joseph R. Coyne
Federal Reserve Board
Commerce Department
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Wast
Guerino Guella
France
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