Demonstrations in Ky Set Virtually in Response to Order
In Louisville AP reports that civil rights groups in Kentucky plan virtual demonstrations in response to a state executive order. The group aims to pressure lawmakers to pass a public accommodations bill while considering nonviolent direct-action tactics. Leaders say the order provides limited protection but is not widely enforced, and activities may intensify next week if the bill stalls.
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Louisville
Stanley
Kentucky
Bert Combs
Edward T. Breathitt
Breathitt
Frank Stanley Jr
Ne- Stanley
AOCR
Ruby Jury Ready For Decision
The jury weighed options from death to life with a five year suspendable sentence. In a long Dallas court session the defense labeled Ruby sick and urged his placement in a mental institution while prosecutors pressed for the death penalty. The courtroom overflowed with onlookers as closing arguments neared.
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Atty
Henry M. Wade
Melvin Belli
Ruby
Belli
Texas
Frederic A. Gibbs
Brown
Joe Tonnhill
Dallas
Wade
Asst
William F. Alexander
Alexander
Mark Clark To Retire From Citadel Presidency
Gen. Mark W. Clark, 68, announced Friday he will retire as president of The Citadel no later than June 30, 1965. The World War II U.S. Fifth Army commander cited rest and recreation needs and his wife’s poor health. The Clarks plan to live in Charleston after retirement.
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Charleston
S.C
Mark W. Clark
Citadel
South Carolina
Clark
U.s.5th Army
Italy
Clarks
Long Senate Debate Over Scranton Plan in Pa Legislative Session
Veteran observers called the marathon session one of the longest in years as Democrats and Republicans sparred over the Scranton program. Weiner argued the bill would reduce unemployment, while Berger accused the minority of illegal parliamentary maneuvering and a filibuster. The debate featured charts, pro labor cheers, and several senators taking the floor, including Casey Lesler Mahady and Haluska. Attempts to insert 17 amendments to scrap the plan failed before midnight.
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Weiner
James S. Berger
R-Potter
Hawbaker
Senate
Hall
Pennsylvania
Richard A. Snyder
R-Lancaster
Scranton
Sens
Robert P. Casey
Lackawanna
William G. Lesler
Eric
Paul W. Mahady
Westmoreland
John A. Devlin
Allegheny
Benjamin R. Don
President Johnson Promises Flood Aid To Ohio River Victims
President Johnson warned flood victims along the Ohio River and tributaries that federal aid would be swift as he surveyed the extensive damage from the third major flood of the century. He designated five states as disaster areas and noted potential federal grants while towns faced submerged streets and hundreds evacuated.
Debates Signal Shift in Social Security Tax Fight
The article notes a shift in debate over a voluntary plan antedating the New Hampshire primary and quotes radio interviews last spring where a reformer warned of a revolt among workers against Social Security tax rises. It also covers Cyprus tensions as Makarios seeks Greek support against a possible Turkish invasion, the UN urging restraint, and the international push toward a UN peacekeeping force.
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New Hampshire
U.N
Cyprus
Thant
Turkey
Greece
Makarios
Athens
Atlantic Alliance
Security Council
Canada
Foundation Buys Sound Of Music For Parma Dale Kids
The Kulas Foundation bought 18 new instruments for the Parmerdale Band after thieves stole them from Parma Dale Children's Village. Sisters M Therese and M Lombiere shopped to charge the purchase to their account, restoring the hopes of boys and girls for a St Patrick's Day parade participation.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Parmardale
Kulas Foundation
M. Therese
M. Lombiere
Parmadale Children’s Village
Parma
Lawmakers Clash Over Unemployment Amendments In Senate
Senator Lyle G Hall joined Republicans in voting down proposed amendments that would add a second round of benefits for 10 weeks of non insured work and adjust rates. Republicans drafted new revisions after a five hour caucus to secure votes. The Labor and Industry committee had revised the bill to cover intervening work under the unemployment compensation program, allowing casual labor like house painting and gardening. The amendments spell out benefit calculations based on either the 50 percent of average wages or the act’s wage tables, whichever is larger.
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Lyle G. Hall
D-Elk
Senate Lajee and Industry Committee
Senate [Labor and Industry Committee
Burglars Hit Gas Station in Indiana Borough
Indiana Borough Police discovered a burglary at Buddy's Service Station on Third and Philadelphia Streets. Chief Harry Owens said the thieves forced a door and stole about two and a half cases of motor oil a book of trading stamps a timing light and several tools between 10 15 p.m. and 12 45 a.m.
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Indiana
Buddy
Third
Philadelphia
Harry Owens
Tragic End To WWII Friendship
Alameda pilots Henry Norris and Irwin Zadwick, once close wartime friends, died nine days apart in separate snowbound crashes. Norris piloted a Paradise Airlines flight that perished in a Genoa Peak blizzard, Nev, killing 85 aboard. Zadwick, escort at Norris funeral, later crashed a cargo plane into Castle Island Boston Harbor during sleet and snow.
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Alameda
Calif
Henry Norris
Irwin Zadwick
Norris
Paradise Airlines
Genoa Peak
Nev
Zadwick
Boston
Logan International Airport
Castle Island
McNamara Viet Nam Mission Hints War Strategy Shifts
McNamara mission to South Viet Nam suggests reorganizing the armed forces and creating an administrative corps to run the government more efficiently. It may also call for more U S arms and personnel to aid Premier Nguyen Khanh in clearing Communist infested areas. The plan is seen as decisive to be won within South Viet Nam, with efforts toward stability amid large economic and political challenges. President Johnson has yet to decide on full implementation.
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Washington
South Viet Nam
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Nguyen Khanh
McNamara
Johnson
Khanh
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
CIA
John A. McCone
Defense
White House
Nations pledge troops for Cyprus peace force
Following threats from the GOP and U N diplomacy ready to establish a 7 000 man peace keeping force in Cyprus Canada Ireland and Sweden promised troops Britain already has forces on the island A Canadian pledge to Turkey helped ease invasion threats Turkey welcomed UN troops and offered funds raising the total beyond 4 million The UN seeks 8 million to sustain the operation for three months with Britain providing 3 500 of the 7 000 and Canada about 1 150 by air within two weeks Sweden ready to deploy 700 Ireland 500 Finland and Austria considering requests
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U.N
Cyprus
Canada
Ireland
Sweden
Ottawa
Paul Martin
Turkey
Martin
Ankara
Thant
United States
Finland
Austria
Obituaries cross many states with local notices
Obituary notices from Nanty Glo Indiana and Lompoc list Bertha Maude Snedden and Ruth Peffer among others, with birth and death dates, family survivors, church affiliations, and funeral details. The items note multiple survivors, previous residences, and interments, with services led by local clergy and multiple funeral homes handling arrangements.
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Ruth Peffer
Marchand
Eleanor Jane) Butterbaugh
Indharay Wilburn
Gerald Peffer
Indiana
Henry Matschner
Pittsburgh
Pifers Funeral Home
Punxsutawney
Rev. N. A. Pearce
Marchand Cemetery
Flood Aid Decision Due Today
President Johnson to designate parts of five states in the Ohio River Valley as major disaster areas. Aid will come quickly, with millions in federal funds for Ohio Kentucky Missouri Illinois and Pennsylvania. Livestock grain loans and other assistance to affected property owners. About 110000 people affected and $50 million in damages reported.
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Louisville
Ohio River
Johnson
Kentucky
Indiana
Illinois
Red Cross
Ohio
West Virginia
Missouri
Washington
Cincinnati
Kenucky
Pennsylvania
PUC Hearing Sought Over Bell Telephone Disconnection
Harrisburg AP A Pittsburgh hearing is set by the Public Utility Commission to hear a Duquesne grocer Raymond Isadore claim Bell Telephone Co sought to discontinue his service. Bell says disconnection tied to arrest on lottery charges. Isadore denies wrongdoing and cites lack of independent investigation. Hearing starts at 10 a.m. in the Pittsburgh state Office building.
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Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Public Utility Commission
Duquesne
Bell Telephone Co
Raymond Isadore
PUC
Bell
Isadore
Pittsburgh State Office
Goldwater Rockefeller clash over Social Security policy
The exchange centers on Goldwater's push for voluntary coverage and Rockefeller's warning that voluntary participation would hollow the Social Security system, risking deficit and bankruptcy. Goldwater defends a cautious approach, stressing study before any changes and calling Social Security a contract with the government.
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New Hampshire
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Sen. Goldwater
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Arizona
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Rueral Valley
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Francces) Stewart
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
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Viola) Gett
Tony
Jean) Buffone
Louis
Mary) de Luca
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Frances) Trunzo
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Donald S&. Bowser
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