Kennedy Rift Sparks Tammany Hall Exit In NY Politics
New York Senator Robert F Kennedy urged unity among Democrats after J Raymond Jones resigned as Manhattan Democratic leader citing Kennedy opposition and aging leadership. Jones 67 said he left to let Kennedy organize New York County and rebuild the party, while Kennedy acknowledged past tensions but urged all party elements to unite for a stronger organization and New York voters.
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New York
Lyndon B. Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
John F
New York City
Kennedy
Tammany Hall Jones
J. Raymond Jones
Tammany Hall
Manhattan
Jones
Ray Jones
Washington
New York County
T City Hall
John V. Lindsay L
Frank D. O’connor
Jost
Nelson A. Rockefeller
York
Russians To Free American Wortham In Moscow Case
American citizen Wortham, 25, asked the Soviet Supreme Court to overturn a three year labor camp sentence. Prosecutor Novoksho nov urged a 5000 ruble fine instead, about $95,556, citing precedents. Wortham apologized, noting guilt but arguing the punishment is too severe. companion Gilmour Jr. also fined in the same case.
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Moscow
Buel Ray Wortham
Supreme Court
Wortham
Ivan F. Novokshonov
Leningrad
Craddock M. Gilmour Jr
Salt Lake City
Utah
Gilmour
United States
Faina Mamazora
Old
Kremlin
Watch Slug Of Acid For Fish Kill
Harrisburg AP The state surveys a slug of sulphuric acid spilled from a wrecked rail car into Kinsua Creek near Backus Keating Two McKean County. Fish Commission and Health Department report dead fish in open water but ice cover hinders full impact assessment. Investigation extends to Allegheny reservoir head. Railroad treats wreck area to neutralize acidity.
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Harrisburg
Kinsua Creek
Fish Comission
Health Department
Backus
Keating Two
McKean County
Kushequa
Allegheny
Truck Driver Dies In Collision Near Greensburg
A car and a truck collided at Route 119 and Route 30 by-pass in Greensburg. The truck driver Joseph Glasser died at Presbyterian University Hospital in Pittsburgh. The car driver Steve Krivakucka, 19, of Greensburg RD 1, was treated and released.
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Route 30
Joseph Glasser
Pittsburgh
Squirrel Hill
Presbyterian University Hospital
Steve Krivakucka
Greensburg RD
Army Spec. 4 Lampman Listed Dead in Vietnam War
The Defense Department reported that Army Spec. 4 Kenneth W. Lampman of Harrison Valley Pennsylvania, previously listed as missing in action in Vietnam, is now listed as dead from nonhostile causes. He was the husband of Twilla L. Lampman of Harrisbon Valley, Potter County, Pa.
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Army
Kenneth W. Lampman
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Lampman
Department
Twilla L. Lampman
Harrisbon Valley
Potter County
Bus Fire on Santa Ana Freeway Sends 25 Passengers Evacuating
Twenty five Greyhound riders, mostly Marines from Camp Pendleton, fled a 15 foot high wall of flames on the Santa Ana Freeway when a tanker truck spilled 1825 gallons of gasoline after a crash with another truck. An unidentified motorist sparked the blaze with flares. the bus driver Wilmer Turner halted the vehicle to avoid collision. Fire crews quenched the blaze as the bus burned out and tanker damaged.
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Los Angeles
Greyhound
Santa Ana
Wilmer Turner
Turner
Liberty
Camp Pendleton
Free Airline Movies Near End Day On Planes
The Civil Aeronautics Board said Friday it plans a new rule requiring a $2 per passenger charge for movies shown on domestic flights. This move could end the era of free in-flight entertainment as airlines prepare to implement the policy.
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Washington
Mewreas
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Justice Department
TWA
Princess Margaret and Snowdon vacation in the Bahamas
Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon vacation in Nassau after a six week separation. Snowdon greeted her at Kennedy Airport and they travel to Lyford Day home as crowds wave. Royal couple’s nine day holiday follows recent rumors of strains in the marriage.
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Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Bahamas
Snowdon
New York
Kennedy
London
Nassau
Ralph Grey
Lady Grey
Jocelyn Stevens
Lyford Day
Margaret and
Queen Elizabeth
Stevens
Anthony Armstrong- Jones
Japan
United States
Railworkers urged to accept boost
Washington AP reports 137000 railworkers facing a possible strike in April urged to settle for a 6 percent pay boost. An emergency board under President Johnson recommended a two year contract retroactive to Jan 1 with a 5 percent across the board rise and possible wage differentials study. Binding arbitration was urged if parties cannot agree.
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Washington
Johnson
Afl-Cio
David Ginsburg
Tte
Milk Price Unchanged In Pittsburgh For A Decade
AP reports dairy spokesman C. J. Milroth testifying before the Milk Canwal Commission in Pittsburgh states that a half gallon of milk costs 54 cents in the 13 county Pittsburgh area, unchanged for 10 years. He argues for higher dairy prices and notes Pittsburgh prices are among the nation's lowest in large metros.
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Pittsburgh
C. J. Milroth
Greater Pittsburgh Diary Industry Association
Dairies
Milroth
Three Youths and Adult Killed in Ohio Crash
Four killed and three hurt in a head on crash near Amsterdam in Jefferson County Ohio. Deceased are Samuel Dubetz Sr 39 and his son Samuel Jr 12 and brothers Robin 13 and Ronald Johnson 11 all from Bergholz. Location Ohio 164 about three miles north of the accident site.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Amsterdam
Jefferson County
Highway Patrol
Samuel Dubetz Sr
Samuel Jr
Robin
Ronald Johnson
Vom Bergholz
Ohio 164
Soviet appeal court fines, frees American Wortham
American Buell Ray Wortham, 26, from North Little Rock, Ark., was fined 5 555.55 and released from a three year labor camp sentence after an appeal. The Russian Supreme Court upheld theft and black market currency charges in Leningrad and did not sent him back to confinement. Wortham thanked North Little Rock officials and U S diplomats, including Harlan Moen, for support.
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Moscow
Buel Ray Wortham
Supreme Court of the
Russian Federation
North Little Rock
Ark
Leningrad
Butt
Wortham
William) Laman
North
Little Rock
Our Land Dance Concert At Slippery Rock College
Indiana Pa senior Patricia McCullough will perform in Slippery Rock State College Miller Auditorium on March 16 and 17. The Orchesis Dance Concert titled Our Land traces America's growth from Puritan days to today with over 100 participants showing themes from Puritan witch trials to the modern generation.
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Indiana
Patricia McCullough
Slippery Rock State College
Miller Auditorium
Patricia
Robert Hamilton
Willow, Ave
Our Land
America
Barry Goldwater Pushes More Bombing in Vietnam
Former Sen. Barry Goldwater urged using more fixed wing aircraft in Vietnam to show the Communists "we're out to win the war." Speaking at Davis Monthan Air Force Base he named B25 bombers as suitable hit and run weapons and criticized antiwar voices.
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Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Vietnam
Johnson
United States
Vieetnam
Market Advances Declines In Record NYSE Trading Day
The New York Stock Exchange saw a second heaviest trading day as prices surged on President Johnson's tax credit proposal then retraced amid profit taking. Volume reached 14.91 million shares, a record for the period, with a first-hour 5.4 million share sprint and the Dow closing up 4.35 at 848.50 after an early gain near 13.70.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Johnson
Obituary of Mrs Ros Margaredlida Kirker of Johnstown
Ros Margaredlida Kirker of Johnstown and formerly of Indiana died March 6 1967 at Lee Hospital Johnstown born December 9 1882 in Beachwood Jefferson County daughter of Roderick A and Anna Campbell MacDonald survived by son Carl M San Francisco daughter Thelma I Kirker Johnstown six grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren preceded in death by husband Charles E in 1929 and two sons Friends received at Picking Mortuary Johnstown where funeral services were held Wednesday with interment at Beechwood Cemetery Falls Creek
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Indiana
Lee Hospital
Beachwood
Jefferson County
Roderick A
Anna Campbell MacDonald
Carl M
San Francisco
Calif
Thelma I. Kirker
Charles E
Robert E
Charles W
Picking Mortuary
Beechwood Cemetery
Falls Creek
Myrtle Rowley Perell
Cornelius
Catherine Ruffner Rowley
McGees Mills
Jack Perell
Tony
Catherine) le Pere
Edward
Rhoda Farrell
Lake Geneva
Mollie
Doolan wins record $696000 injury settlement
CHICAGO AP James A Doolan 28 an Irish immigrant worker signed an X as his signature and received a 696000 personal injury settlement the largest ever awarded to a living person by an American court He was injured August 20 1964 while working as a construction laborer for Case Foundation Co of Kenneyville HI The Case Foundation and its insurer will pay 451000 with the general contractor paying 245000 The settlement was approved by Circuit Court Judge P A Sarrantino His wife Sheila age 23 was present They had married seven weeks before the accident
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Chicago
James A. Doolan
Doolan
Case Foundation( Co
Kenneyville
Case Foundation
B.R. Abbot Construction Co
P. A. Sarrantino
Circuit Court
Sheila
Indonesia Eyes End to Sukarno Rule Amid Tense Crisis
Indonesia’s Congress heard a report to strip President Sukarno of governing powers and transfer authority to army chief Gen. Suharto. Military guards tightened around Jakarta as 2,000 anti Sukarno students rallied at the University of Indonesia. Sukarno traveled to Bogor for the weekend under heavy guard as the committee pressed for removal of his mandate and possible investigation over the October 1965 coup attempt.
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Indonesia
Congress
Sukarno
University of Indonesia
Netherlands
Bogor
Mohammed Yusuf
Subban
Suharto
Java
Archipelago
Ation
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