Spring saunters in on schedule across nation
AP notes the psychological arrival of spring at 8:53 p.m. Sunday with signs from coast to coast. In New York crowds fill parks and the Bronx Botanic Garden shows beds awakening while California swallows return and deserts bloom. Citizens outline hopeful plans for gardening and outdoor life as crews brace for possible late-season storms.
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Nevada
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
New York City
Bronx Botanical Gardens
Manhattan
Philip Clark
Botanical Garden
California
San Juan Capistrano
Oklahoma
Florida
New York
Aqueduct
Kite string tragedy claims Baltimore man
Karl Chalmers, 39, of Parkville, Maryland, was electrocuted Sunday while flying a kite for his son and a neighbor's child. Investigators said he used a thin copper wire instead of cord, which touched a 33,000-volt power line.
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Baltimore, Md
Karl Chalmers
Parkville
Chalmers
Peking Seen In Softer U.S. Role
Washington reports that Red China faces a foreign policy crisis as U S containment pressure may push Peking to ease its stance. Columbia's Donald Zagoria tells the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that vocal discontent with Mao and growing split among Chinese leaders on policy are credible.
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China
U.S
Peking
Donald S. Zagoria
Columbia University
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mao Tze-tung
Weather Outlook Shows Clouds and Mild Temperatures
Increasing cloudiness today with highs near 48 to 58 degrees. Tonight a chance of showers and lows around 35 to 42. Clouds linger into Tuesday with a warmer high.
Indonesia AF Under Control
The Indonesian army cracked down on the air force to stop a coup against the Suharto regime. Air Vice Marshal Suryadarma, former air force chief, was arrested amid claims he was a Communist. Aircraft bases were neutralized as troops occupied ports and damaged engines to prevent rebellion.
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Singapore
Jakarta
Air Force
Suryadarma
Omar Dhani
Sukarno
Dhani
Cambodia
Suharto
Nationalist
Radio Jakarta
Ali Sastroamidjojo
Sastroamidjojo
Surachman
Obituaries list for area residents on page two
Death notices include Otis Lee Deibler 69 of Creekside, Brice H. Fitzgerald 94 of 998 Water St Indiana, Silas Glenn Harbridge 66 Marion Center R D 2, Theresa Morganti 47 109 N Third St Indi ana, John M. Sobeck 68 Derry R D 1 Hillside, Margaret Fleming Stepp 71 Indiana R D 1.
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Morganti
Theresa
Third St
Indiana
Soviets Launch Cosmos 113 Amid Rendezvous Hints
The Soviet Union announced the launch of an earth satellite Cosmos 113 in unmanned form for scientific research. West German Bochum Observatory suggested Cosmos 113 may be attempting a rendezvous with Cosmos 112, with orbits possibly synchronized.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Bochum Observatory
West Germany
Fat people blamed less for obesity says USC psychiatrist
Dr A J Enelow of the University of Southern California counsels against blaming fat individuals. He cites carbohydrates and fashion as key causes, notes obesity is more common among the poor and less so among the wealthy, and urges supportive psychology in treatment. He identifies three fat types: anxious, low mood, and borderline psychotic, with the anxious group most likely to lose weight with medical guidance.
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Los Angeles
Salas
San Marino
A. J. Enelow
Los Anos
University
Southern California
Enelow
Eneloow
Surgeons Name AP Writer Carey 1965 Journalism Award
The American Society of Abdominal Surgeons in Melrose has awarded Frank Carey of The Associated Press Washington Bureau for a series on President Johnson's gallbladder operation last October. The prize includes $250 and a certificate. the society has over 9,000 members.
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Melrose
Mass
American Society of Abdominal Surgeons
Frank Carey
Associated Press
Washington Bureau
Carey
Johnson
Gemini 8 crew depart Cape Kennedy after debriefing
Gemini 8 astronauts Neil Armstrong and David Scott return home from Cape Kennedy after a debriefing session. A short circuit caused the space ride and an emergency Pacific splashdown marked the first U S man in space emergency landing.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Neil A. Armstrong
David R. Scott
Ellington Air Force Base
Houston
Manned Spacecraft Center
Pacific
Building Sold By Greiner
The transfer for the former Greiner Bakery Co. building at Eleventh and Oak streets in Indiana was filed Friday in the county recorder’s office. The sale records George Greiner Jr. transferring to Nick Kovalchick for 24000 dollars.
Witchell Campaign Seeks 60th District Seat in Democratic Ticket
Manor Township resident James E. Witchell campaigns for the 60th District General Assembly seat. A Ford City worker and local union member with CIO roots, he has served on the Ford City School Board and led local recreation efforts while earning recognition as a long time PI AA football official.
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James E
Jimmy) Witchell
Manor Township
General Assembly
Armstrong
Indiana
Witchell
Fayette City
Ford City
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Charleroi
Glassworkers Union
Glassworkers Organizing Committee
Original Committee of Industrial Organization
CIO
Ucation
Board of Education
Harrisburg
United Labor Group
Local 14
Lenape Vocational Technical School
Federal Manpower and Development Act
Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association
PIAA
Two Fliers Killed and Two Captured in Viet Nam Air War
U S losses six planes in widening air operations over North and South Viet Nam. Two fliers were killed, two captured, and two are missing. Marines launch Oregon and Texas ground assaults near Hue and Quang Ngai City, claiming dozens of Viet Cong killed. See 2 Fliers-Page 4 Col.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
North
U. S
U.S
Oregon
Texas
Hue
Quang Ngai City
Leathernecks
An Hoa
U.S. Strategic Air Command
D Zone
Cambodia
Three New York Papers Merge to Form World Journal Tribune
Three New York City dailies announce a merger into World Journal Tribune Inc. The New York Journal American and New York World Telegram and Sun become World Journal. Sunday editions of Journal American and Herald Tribune join as World Journal and Tribune.
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NEW York
New York City
World Journal Tribune, Inc
New York Journal-American
New York World- Telegram & the Sun
The
World Journal
Journal-American
Herald Tribune
World Journal and Tribune
Manhattan
House Unit Okays Basic Pay Hike
The House Labor Committee approved a bill to raise the minimum wage from 1.25 to 1.60 per hour and extend coverage to about seven million more workers. The measure, approved in general form, also covers 500,000 to 700,000 blue collar federal workers outside the Civil Service.
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Washington
House Labor Committee
House
Bruno's Restaurant Announces March 21 Update
Bruno's Restaurant schedules new hours effective March 21 Fri through Sun. Hours Fri 4 p.m. to midnight and Sat open 11:30 a.m. to midnight. The notice provides a monthly pattern with 184x as identifier.
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Bruno
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Richy Sachse
Mittersill
Cannon Mountain
Franconia
N.H
White Mountain
AGENA
NASA
Tex
Indonesia
Deibler
Otis Lee
Creekside
Harbrige
Silas Glenn
Marion Center R.D
Stepp
Margaret Fleming
R.D
Southern Cal
Geles
Acciarea
Calif
Elderton
David Alvarez Moran
Indiana County
Justice of the Peace Ira
J. Martin
Greiner
Manor
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