Four Teens Die In Greenville Weekend Traffic Toll
The Associated Press reports a weekend toll rises to 17 in Pennsylvania with four teens among the dead in a two car wreck near Greenville. Victims include John Tarkanic Gerald Cook Ray Depofi and Barbara Miller in Burgill Ohio and other fatalities across New Castle Bradford and West Chester areas.
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Associated Press
West Chester
Kit Tanning
Paul R. Fennell
Greenville
Natrona Heights
Pennsylvania
Kittanning
Pittsburgh
David Raspantl
Westwood
Crafton
John Tarkanic
Gerald L. Cook
Ray Depofi
Burghill
Ohio
Barbara Miller
Fredonia
New Castle
Loretta Ann Moffett
New Castle R. D
Keith Foster
New Wilmington
R. D
Lo Bradford
Bernard Hodgson Jr
Limestone R. D. 1
Ncy
Bradford
Johnsons reshaped cabinet shows new balance after Kennedy era
Four months after assassination Johnson relies on an expanded Cabinet to preserve continuity of government. Kennedy appointees stay on, but Rob S McNamara gains greater influence while Robert Kennedy's sway fades. Cabinet meetings increase and Johnson rules with blunt directives, while advancing more women into top posts.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
Robert S. McNamara
Kennedy
Rusk
Robert Kennedy
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dri
White House
Constantine Seeks Peace In Cyprus As King Reacts
Athens Greece AP King Constantine the young ruler declared Greece seeks peace in Cyprus and would use force only if attacked in his first throne speech since the death of King Paul The nation backs aid to Cyprus while political frictions in Washington over poverty programs dominate headline policy debates with Kennedy Johnson and their aides in flux
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Athens
Greece
Constantine
Cyprus
Paul
Jnew
May Craig Urges Strong Leaders For Nations Future
May Craig calls for bold national action to restore strength and integrity amid global subversion. She criticizes Cuba, UN funding, Red China admission, and flawed defense policies while urging probation for new entrants and honest leadership to win world respect.
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Cuba
Latin America
Africa
United Nations
United States
McNamara
Secretary of Defense
Southeast Asia
Reds
Ruby's New Attorney Quits After Dismissal in Kennedy Case
Ruby, the Dallas night club operator convicted of Oswald slaying, severs ties with his new attorney Foreman who, citing media bias, reads a letter to reporters announcing his withdrawal. Foreman had discussed the case with Joe Townhill and Phil Burleson as defense remnants, while Townhill urges possible reversal. A baffling 1854 Persia rainfall line appears as a detached historical note.
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John F. Kennedy
Ruby
Oswald
Foreman
Grant
Foreman Sai
Joe Tonahill
Jasper
Tex
Phil Burleson
Dallas
Belli
Townhill
Extradition and sentencing items in Indiana court notes
Police escorted a prisoner to Carolina under a court order after fingerprint testimony linked Horace G. Smith to the case. Sentences included Herher George III for arson, Merle Lockard for liquor violations, and Fred Crisp for driving with a suspended license. Charges against Robert Stutzman were reduced, with costs assessed.
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Clark
Columbo Preyite
County Bureau of Criminal Identification
Horace G. Smith
Frank Smith
Hawley
Smith
Indiana
Herher George III
West Lebanon
Pennsylvania Industrial School
Camp Hill
Merle Alvin Lockard
South Second St
Mold linked to asthma widespread in humans says doctor
Dr. Irving H. Itkin of National Jewish Hospital says Candida albicans, a yeast like mold found in warm moist areas including mouths, may cause asthma in sensitive people. He notes antibiotic and steroid use worsen growth, but presence does not guarantee asthma. Four million Americans have asthma. Israel studies showed strong allergic reactions to mold extract in patients.
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Denver
Colo
United
Itkin
Irving H. Itkin
Ational Jewish Hospital
National Jewish
United States
Isaeli
Israel
Miners Threaten Action Over New UMW Contract
More than 500 miners from West Virginia Pennsylvania and Ohio warned Sunday they will take definite action if the United Mine Workers contract lacks major fringe benefit gains. They drafted a telegram to the UMW scale committee in Washington urging vacation policy liberalization and seniority changes. The group blocked an immediate strike effort.
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Wheeling
W. Va
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
United Mine Workers
UMW
Washington
Surgeon decries AMA role over cigarette health warnings
Palm Beach Shores Florida AP A top surgeon Dr Alton Ochsner emeritus professor of surgery Tulane University and a pioneer in linking smoking to lung cancer said the AMA is derelict for not urging health hazard warnings on cigarette packages and ads He also criticized FTC backed warning labels as ineffective arguing Congress should decide limits He spoke during a seminar sponsored by the American Cancer Society and noted a fatal two car crash near Route 18 left two dead and several injured including Loretta Ann Moffett 22 Donald F Blasingame 69 and Keith Foster 19 with others listed in critical condition.
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Palm Beach Shores
Fla
American Medical Association
Alton Ochsner
Tulane University
Ameri
Can Cancer Society
Here
Federal Trade
F.J.L
Blasingame
Loretta Ann Moffett
AMA
New Castle R. D
Lucille
Chester Cameron
New Castle
Obituaries from Indiana area mark March tragedy
Obituary notices list Mrs Della Mae Nealer of 644 Chestnut Street Indiana who died March 22 1964 and others including Helen Yurko David Ferguson and Elizabeth Parks Wheeler with services at St Bernards Church Blairsville and Marion Center Cemetery details, plus Bonacci Liggett Gearhart Coats Moose and Patz family notices with funeral home arrangements and interment plans.
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Della Mae Nealer
Chestnut Street
Indiana
Richard T. Bell Funeral
St. Bernards Church
James Brady
Church
Helen Yurko
David Charles Fergu
Struthers
Oko
Main Street
Black Lick
Stafford
Horn
Westmoreland Court
John
Mary) Paviov
Hawae
Ohio
Robert
Agnes Fergue
Ters
Misa
Charlotte Fergudor
Clarence
Andrew
Mary
Duncan
George
Jarid
Robert W. Fergu
Blairsville
L.S.W
Mary Scott Ray
First Presbyterian Church of
Regent Club
DAR
Ferguson and Son Funeral Home
Margaret Kooser Steffy
Norman A. Steffy
Marion Center R.D. 2
Adrian Hospital
Punxsutawney
John and
Jemima Munshower Kooser
Rayne Township
Indiana County
Steffy
Marion Center
R.D. 2
Ambrose
Mr. Steffy
Robert E
Charles N
Mar_tha) Bell
Elizabeth Viola Parks Wheeler
Martin Place West Hospital
Lincoln Park
Michigan
Pete
Libby) Benamati
Coral
Walter
Margaret) Ferguson
William E. Wheeler
James L. Wheeler
Mansfield
Dennis
Wanda) O‘connell
Alvin
Sally) Probst
A. Joseph
Dorothy) Lulellen
Detroit
Patrick J
Anthony Bonacci
Plumville
Chambersville
Angelo and
Mary Bonacci
Bonacci
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church
Sagamore
Nna Mae Brady Bonacci
Mia
Thomas
Mary) Nasvase
Jack
Jane
Emma Pearl (Mack) Liggett
Chestnut St
William N. Liggett
Sacred Heart Church
Carl P. Mimonning
St. Bernards
Inltery
Wheatfield Township
Indi
Ana County
Robert G
Sarah Butler
Mack
Stella M. Patz
Ada
Mr. Liggett
Indiana Hospital
Liggett
Lewisville
Elder J
Graystone United Presby-Grace Blackburn Rolenterian Church
Torvery
Srance
Patz
Hebron Lutherander
Ameri- Goodwill
Ican Legion Auxiliary
FOE Aux
Thejffiary
F.A.N. Club
Moose Grove City College
Gustave Patz
Melvin
Wilma Grace) Killinger
Whittier
Calone
Robert M
New Floris
Margaret Elaine Patience R
Missi
Wayne C
Beulah A. Liggett
Onej
Walter G
Torrance
Wilbrother
Curtis B. Mack
Indiliam E
Orange
New Jersey
R. Byron Crozier
Greenwood Cemetery
Emma Belle Gear
Ferguson and Son
Hart
John C. Gearhart
James M. Day
Robbins
Tessa Pearl Moose
R. D
Eed
J. Moots Paater
Church Hill
Gazette
Pittsburgh
Civil Rights Debate Enters 13th Senate Day
Washington AP reports the Senate civil rights battle enters its 13th day as leaders seek 12 hour sessions and a midweek vote on bringing the bill to the floor. Dixie opposition remains strong, with plans for early and late sessions and possible unlimited debate on amendments.
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Washington
Senate
Dixie Oratory
Mike Mansfield
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Johnson
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Judiciary Committee
George A. Smathers
Dfla
House
Smathers
Senate Committee
Rules Committee
Bobby Baker
Senate Democratic
Treasury- Postoffice
National Aeronautics and Science Agency
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Gilda Beaches
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Potomac
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Anthony J. Celebrezze
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W. Willard Wirtz
Sargent Shriver
Congress
May Craig
Persia
Carolina
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Ross Ave
Crisp
Homer City
R.D
H. Graham
Buffington
Stutzman
Graham
Abraham Kessler
Philadelphia
Air Force
Melvin J. Kessler
East Gerany
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Eastermany
Ean Rusk
David Holland
Holland, Minn
Harold Welch
Etroit
Mich
Ghana
iTrade City
CD of
A. Indiana Hospital
County Historical Society
Faye Nealer
Edward
William
Patrick Nealer
Milford Michigan
Edward Nealer
Eleanor R. Ray
South Walnut Street
Larene Pazourek
Salisbury
Ida Sanford
Phoenix
Ariz
Mack Bolen
Neptune Beach
Merle Bolen
Saljem
Frank Bolen
South Amboy
Raymond Bolen
Swag Sevous
John K
Sarah Sutter Heitzen
Trade City
Clarence W. Coats
Indiana Street
Indi‘iana Hospital
Robinson - Lytle’s
P.m
Turtle Creek
John W
Minnie Byers
Martin L.couts
Kaufman
Zion E.U.B
Covode
Dr. Couts
Syntron Co
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