Kidnaped Boy Taken in Colombia Kidnapping Case
Medelin Colombia police hunted after five men abducted Carlos Mejia Flores son of a wealthy industrialist. A $250000 ransom was demanded and authorities offered a $5000 reward. leaflets and a large search involving planes, soldiers, and police were deployed as another boy was seized in Bogota.
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Medeltin
Colmbia
Carlos
Mrjin
Civic Associations of
Medettin
Carlos Mejia Flores
Santi
Apo
Mejia Herrera
Hay School
Moejis i& Re
Mobil
Bogota
Colombia
Gloria Gomez
Manide Pardo
Ministers Join Negroes for Marion Center Fire Chiefs Meeting
The Wire Chiefs Association of Indi ana County will hold its regular meeting Wednesday March 10 at the new firemen s building in Marion Center barring police interference. Several important topics will be discussed at the dinner meeting.
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Marion Center
Wire Chiefs Association of
Indiana County
School Bosses In Vote Fronted By Court Battle
The article covers political conflict over a planned march led by Negro leaders including John Lewis, with U S District Judge Frank M Johnson Jr. banning the march and setting a Thursday hearing. Lewis urges constitutional rights, while local lawmakers debate amendments and public school religious instruction amid civil rights pressure and federal court involvement.
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Browns Chapel
A.M.E
Lewis
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Johnson
Sancta Namanente Oxania
Scranton
Martin Wasseter
Anarshal
Maine
Hosea Willidtas
Nero
King John
Studene Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Amelia Bayneton
Selma
Dallas County
University
Alabama
Two Killed In Conway Accident
Conway Pennsylvania AP reports a two vehicle fatal crash on Route 65 in Beaver County. Victims include Oliva and Carmen Gini and Benny Webteay among others. Police say driver tried to avoid children, swerved, causing fatal injuries and a skull fracture.
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Conway, Pa
Beaver County
Desis O ° Aelia
Widh
Benny Webteay
Cantor
Oliv! Anditu
Vahenty Rochovtur Hospital
Calin Melruy
Beaver
Alls
Carmen Gini
Huover
Aid Huyard Dow Jmayer
Debus Dunsinyer
Cone John Culavichy
Iigentuus Rebuteaeniis
Ted
Aumurican Culigre
Additional Marines In Viet Nam May Escalate Struggle
U S officials weigh sending another carrier to the South China Sea and concentrating the 7th Fleet on blocking arms and men by sea from North Vietnam to the Viet Cong. The South Vietnamese fleet struggles against Communist vessels as about 72 000 junks operate in the region. Four missing American enlisted men in a Da Nang area are found unharmed after a truck breakdown.
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Washington
U.S
7Th Fleet
North Viet Nam
South China Sea
North
South Viet Nam
U.S. Army
da Nang i
Hue
da Nang
Phan Huy Quat
Korea
Radio
Hanoi
Co Bui
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Nouradom Sihanouk
Sihanouk
South
Viet Nam
Pathet Lao
Laos
Burma
New Zealand
Baguio
Philippines
Loans Approved for Four Pennsylvania Communities
Washington AP reports four Pennsylvania communities won planning loans from the Community Facilities Administration. Minersville receives 35000 to plan sewage facilities for a project costing 1250000. Delta gets 17000 to plan sewage facilities costing 570400. Carrolltown is awarded 38050 to plan water and sewer improvements totaling 810700. Scott receives 49894 to plan a new sewer system and treatment plant costing 1450000.
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Washington
Community Facilities Administration
Minersville
Delta
Carrolltown
Scott
Indiana County Chamber of Commerce A call to support
Chamber President Andrew Stahura praises Indiana County as a wonderful place to live and work. He notes many fine people and organizations shaping the community and emphasizes the chamber’s daily efforts to improve it, urging public support.
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Indiana County
Chamber
Andrew Stahura
Chamber of Commerce
Viet Cong Recruits Rout at Kan nak Mountain Outpost
AP reports about 800 Viet Cong recruits from North Vietnam attacked the Kan nak mountain outpost in South Viet Nam early Monday. Government officers claim at least 100 killed, a correspondent counted 76 Viet Cong bodies around the camp with more likely. The attackers overran two outposts nearby, using Chinese weapons like recoilless cannons and armor-piercing rocket launchers, but they faced seasoned Viet Nam veterans and light casualties among the younger enemy fighters.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Kannak
China
Viet Nam
Pechan Submits Religion Bill in Harrisburg
Senator Albert R. Pechar introduced a bill in Harrisburg to allow the study of religion in public schools and a resolution authorizing the Department of Public Instruction to adopt curriculum for religious study. A prior Pechan proposal was not adopted. The new Bill No. 349 would amend the school code to provide for religious study and the resolution would set up the curriculum, making religion study legal in public schools.
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Albert R. Pechar
State Senate
Harrisburg
Department of Public Instruction
Péchan
Women in science face prejudice says Harvard bacteriologist
Dr Ruth B Kundsin warns in the Harvard Medical Alumni Bulletin that women in the United States endure prejudice and discrimination in science, more than other fields. She notes unequal career opportunities, lower pay, and the burdens of marriage and children interfering with advancement.
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Joy Miller
New York
Harvard
Ruth B. Kundsin
Harvard Medical Alumni Bulletin
United States
Rhundsin
Nasser Assails West Germany in Cairo Broadcast
President Nasser denounces Bonn for offering Israel full diplomatic relations calling it betrayal and treason He urges Arab unity and a strengthened front while the 13 nation Arab League meets to address the move and top brass plan a coordinated course amid Israeli Syrian border clashes.
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CATRO
Gamal Abdel Nasser
West Germany
Cairo
Bonn
Israel
Ludwig Erhard
Nasser
Egypt
Palestine
Arab League
Walter Ulbricht
Erhard
Kurt Birrenbach
Jerusalem
Levi Eshkol
Golda Meir
Amy F. Fisher
Er-Two
Indiana
R. D
Hard
Offiata
U.N
Literacy Test Decision Clarified in Voting Rights Debate
AP reports that a Supreme Court ruling on a Louisiana literacy test clarifies the issue. The test is not banned but may be used to block minority voters if applied as a discrimination device. The piece notes past and current state practices, with a broader context of pending litigation and historical state lists. It mentions Alabama, Mississippi, and a presidential commission, plus Maravich and Everett Case in sports transition context.
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Foor
Mullen
American Civil Liberties Union
House
Washington
Supreme Court
Louisiana
U.S
Alabama
High Tribunal
Mississippi
Justice Department
Presidential Commission of Registration and Voting Participation
Arizona
California
Cnnecticut
Delaware
Georgia
Hawaii
Denisiana
Maine
Massachusetts
New
Hampshire
New York
Carolina
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Carolina
Wyoming
Maravich
Everett Case
East Pike School Plan Advanced
The Indiana School Authority to finance a new administration building replacing facilities on North Fifth Street Extension near the new senior high school. The committee approved a 75750 offer to purchase the Walter Kiinzing property adjacent to the present tract for future needs. The fieldhouse near the football field is deemed inadequate and should be enlarged soon to support expanded health education.
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Indiana School Authority
Bead
North Fifth Street
Walter Kiinzing
Raymond D
Bud" McNaughton
Athletic Commiitee
Seiku
Injuries Fatal in Ladder Fall at Linde Plant
Thad Heim of Youngstown died at South Side Hospital after a 40 foot fall from a ladder at the Linde Oxygen Co plant. The accident occurred Monday and was reported by AP. He was employed at the plant.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Thad Heim
Youngstown
South Side Hospital
Linde Oxygen Co
Wes
Church Robbed in North Side Lutheran Rectory
Pittsburgh police report that about $1000 in small bills was stolen from a safe in the rectory of St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church on the North Side. The theft occurred recently and authorities are investigating.
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Pittsburgh
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Church Delays Mine Entry in Huntingburg
In Huntingburg Indiana a Pentecostal congregation postpones entering a prepared coal mine amid beliefs of coming disaster. Mrs Chester Tedrow and Juanita Coomer cite a revelation of danger while Rev Kendall and others report similar warnings from various cities. Eight families plan to enter the mine when told to. The shelter includes beds water a two week food supply a vent system and a concrete shaft seal ready from inside.
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Huntingburg
Ind
Thia
Indiana
Chester “Tedrow
Ald
St. Anthony
Pittsburgh man pleads guilty in Jewelry theft case
AP reports 28 year old Pred evitk N Stevens of Pittsburgh pleaded guilty Monday to stealing 4 100 worth of gemstones from a jewelry store at a suburban shopping center. He was sentenced to six to ten years in the workhouse.
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Pitesburgh (Ap
Predevitk N. Stevens
Pitttsburgh
Fast Liberty Section
Munday
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Shade Wood Village
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James ‘Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
ACLU
Alfred C
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Wee Accuulla
Sruule
John H. ‘Devlin
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Iam Intennsylvania
Cianfiani
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Peul
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Viet
Andy Stahura
Viet Cong
Pechan
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Susan Stysak Platka
Mgr. Platka
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Marie) Giroux
Aleansville
Conn
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Alice) Posh
Bridgeport
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Albright
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Blairsville
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Thomas
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Robert Erb
Aquebogue
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Tara
Browning
Kingwood
W. Va
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Grafton
Frank L. Ulmer
Fighth St
Tediana
Elasca Services, Inc
Ulmer
Marian Aileen Ulmer
Frank
Kate Thatcher Ulmer
Hea
Bayonne
New Jersey
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Lodge
A.F
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Malakoff
Texas
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Waco
Royal Arch Chapter
Karem Temple
Ethel M. Mauro
Satellite Beach
Florida
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Indiana Lodge 313
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Walcott St. Clymer
Indiana Hospital
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Panko
Helen Pohiet Busovicki
John, Jr
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Barnesboro
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Cleveland
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Mary Esculish
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Louis
Anne) Costello
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Bence Funeral Home
St. Anthony's Church
Francis R. Gresko
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Sagamore
Momosky
UMWA
Alice Stanvich
Helen Butkus
Bowser
Plumville
The
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