Eisenhower shows plateau in latest illness bulletin
Officials said the 78 year old general has not worsened since yesterday but the outlook remains guarded. Brig. Gen. Hughes noted Eisenhower appeared to reach a plateau in the new congestive heart failure episode after prior recovery from abdominal surgery and a pneumonia complication. Jomn Eisenhower, newly named ambassador to Belgium, visited, and the former president spoke with Mamie and his brother.
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Frederic J. Hughes Jr
Eisenhower
Jomn Eisenhower
Belgium
New York
Mamie
Milton Eisenhower
Nixon
Walter Reed
Eisenhowen
Gen. Hughes
Hughes
Washington Heart
Fisenhower
Leonard D. Heaton
One Dead In Virginia Wind Storm
A small tornado struck rural Halifax County Virginia killing four year old Leandra Faulkner and injuring her mother Dorothy 33 and sister Vickey 5 who are hospitalized with back injuries and two broken legs. Police reported minor injuries to two other children and noted the path was about 60 feet wide and 450 feet long. The father was away at the time.
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Boston
Virginia
Halifax County
Leandra Faulkner
Faulkner
Dorothy
Vickey
S Mall
Richmond
Persin
Bared
U S Rejects Soviet Demilitarization of Ocean Floors
US rejects Soviet plan for complete demilitarization of ocean floors as unworkable and harmful. US delegate Smith argues seabed aids serve dual uses and that banning conventional weapons and military installations is unacceptable. Soviet Roschin says plan is negotiable.
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Geneva
United States
U.N
Smith
Storms and talks mark Blairsville meeting day
Storms hit Blairsville and Homer City with downed trees and debris while Brenizer reports minor power failures. In Washington, Nixon and Trudeau discussed defense, arms, East West relations, Vietnam, and trade during a 90 minute session and a follow up with State Secretary Rogers. Trudeau pressed for firmer world wheat prices and greater Canadian oil exports.
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Brenizer
Penelec
Lucernemines
Homer City
Luther Ford
Homer
Nixon
Trudeau
Mario Luther
White House
William P. Rogers
State Department
Canada
Vietnam
United States
Wind Rips Structure South of Blairsville In Afternoon Storm
A garage complex just south of Blairsville suffered extensive wind damage yesterday afternoon. A 17 foot high concrete block wall 135 feet long was blown down by a guest wind. Few workers were on site and damage estimates were unavailable. No warning had been issued by the Weather Bureau. The wind roared like a jet and disrupted Blairsville telephone service briefly as central switchboards switched to emergency power.
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Luther
U. S. Weather Bureau
Blairsville
State roads plan seeks $4.46 billion by 1975
Harrisburg AP The Pennsylvania Highway Commission proposed a $4.455 billion program through June 30, 1975 covering 2317 projects. It seeks $1.282 billion from new bond financing and $436 million from higher vehicle registrations starting Jan 1, totaling major upgrades to primary urban and interstate highways, Appalachia routes, local roads and safety work.
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Harrisburg
State Highway Commission
Shafer
Robert G. Bartlett
Commission
Pennsylvania
Bartlett
Appalachia
Public Utility Commission
State Highways Department
Rice Haul To Affect Foe In Viet Nam
US Marines report a 600 ton rice capture near Khe Sanh as part of Operation Maine Crag, enough to feed 8,000 North Vietnamese troops for three months. The seizure aims to hinder enemy offensives in the northwest of South Vietnam, amid ongoing sweeps in Laos and the A Shau Valley.
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Saigon
U.S
Khe Sanh
South Vietnam
Laos
U.S. Id1st Airborne Division
A Shau
1St Military Corps
Quang Tri City
Hue
da Nang
Mekong
Delta
U.S. 9Th Division
Quang Neai
Renewal Job Extended In Indiana
The Indiana renewal project details several actions including moving three fraternities to the site and mandating landowners maintain property. Michael Morin resigned as senior urban renewal technician, effective April 29, to join Armstrong County Urban Renewal Authority in Kittanning. Morin, a Lock Haven native and Lock Haven State College graduate, has served two years and did graduate work at IUP. Demolition will begin with All-State Wrecking Co. of Pittsburgh razing 51 of 52 structures, leaving only the Indiana Evening Gazette building to relocate. Palm frond shortages threaten Palm Sunday observances as florists report insufficient stock.
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Michael Morin
Morin
Indiana
Armstrong County
Kittanning
Lock Haven
Lock Haven State College
IUP
All-State Wrecking Co
Pittsburgh
Indiana Evening Gazette
Gazette
Ninth and
Water Streets
Pike Tolls Rising With Dual Dual Highway Plan
The Pennsylvania Turnpike plans toll increases across 470 miles from the Ohio line to New Jersey with a new open barrier system. It envisions widening and reconfiguring the eastern end to include a dual dual eight lane design for trucks and cars, plus a toll plaza redesign to speed traffic and fund the project. Officials say the plan could cost about a billion dollars and take years to implement.
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Harrisburg
Turnpike
Morgantown
Delaware River Bridge
Greater Philadelphia
Turnpike Commission
Newark
Ohio Line
New Jersey
Scranton
Pennsylvania Turnpike
America
Carlisle
Irwin
Martial Law Declared In Pakistan by Ayub Khan
AP reports President Ayub Khan declared martial law in Pakistan and handed over administration to army chief Gen Yahya Khan. In New Delhi the announcement framed as his last act. The broadcast noted unrest and the army’s proposed takeover to restore order nationwide.
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New Delhi
India
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Yahya Khan
Radio Pakistan
Ayub
Washington
Department of Defense
Vietnam
Edward C. de How
Worse
Carl W. de Bow
West Erie St
Linesville
Dale L
Philadelphia
Ronnie L. Eckenroad
Thomas J. Eckenroad
2Nd Ave
Beaver Somerset
Falls
James M. Gonino
Kathleen M. Goninto
Coleman Ann
Lafayette St
Pitts, Co
Lance
Waymon L
Jones Jr
Jones Sr
Gresson St
Coleman
Pittsburgh
Fred
Vietchief
Nam
United Steel-tile Action
Marine Cpl. Anworkers
Thony Johnson
Yvonne Johnson
Sall $T
Obituaries for Coussoule and local residents in Indiana area
Teddy George Coussoule one died unexpectedly March 24 1889 at residence 48 Philadelphia St Indiana born November 1917 in Livrettee Mans lived many places including Elkins W Va and Valley Head W Va before returning to Indiana survived by wife Kathryn Davis Coussoule son George mother and multiple siblings services to be held at Robinson Lytle's with interment in Maplewood Cemetery Emma Smith Lavos 79 of Kittanning died March 23 1969
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Teddy George Coussoule
Philadelphia St
Indiana
Irene Manon Consesoute
George Cotssomile
Livrettee
Mans
Ife
Coussoule
Inciana
Manoa
Elkins
W. Va
Alley Head
Waingrift
Kathryn Davis Coussoule
George
Nicholas
John
Charles
James
Peter
Tokyo
Japan
Fred
Helen) Winrock
Staten Island
N. Y
Robinson-Ly
Je's
Jakovos
Maplewood Cemetery
Emma Smith Lavosky
Kittarining R. D
Margaret
Carson Funeral Home
Rural Valley
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
Yatesboro
Carl.p. Milano
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Carson
Donald S. Bowser
Plumville
Ralph F. Sumser
Smicksburg
R.D
West Mahoning Two
Robinson-Lytle’s
Paul E. Spring
Marion Center
Turn Down Appeal By Woman
A two judge panel in Bucks County rejected Mary Mamon's bid for freedom over alleged speedy trial violations in the 1967 hammer slaying of Lorraine Mullery and beating of two children in the Mullery home. Her May 26 trial date remains.
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Doylestown
Mary Mamon
Bucks County
Mamon
Lorraine Mullery
Mullery
Pennsylvania
Mobile
Ala
Seek Federal Integration Aid for Philadelphia Schools
The Philadelphia Board of Education seeks federal help to advance school integration. Board president Richardson Dilworth cites three years of effort with little progress and asks for technical assistance from specialists or consultants. The State Commission on Human Relations has set July 1 as the deadline to submit an acceptable integration plan.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Board of Education
Robert H. Finch
J. S. Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Richardson Dilworth
Dilworth
State Commission On Human Relations
No Dollars and No Sense In San Luis Obispo Hospital Billing
Everett Underwood, discharged 16 months ago, faced a persistent balance due bill reading 00 with two months past due. After phone calls and letters, no resolution. He sent a personal check labeled No Dollars and No sense to the San Luis Obispo Hospital System, still awaiting a reply.
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San Luis Obispo
Calis
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