GOP Poised For Debate On First Nonmilitary Bill
Washington AP reports the House will vote on a 2.5 billion dollar supplemental appropriation Tuesday, funding general government operations while cutting rent subsidies and the Teacher Corps. Republicans on the Appropriations Committee push back as debates target domestic nondefense spending priorities amid charges of potential bias against minority groups. The bill remains a flashpoint in the ongoing guns vs butter debate with broader fiscal questions at stake.
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Washington
House
Johnson
Clvent Society
Congress
Senate
L. Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
Armed Services Committee
Department of Defense
Nacal
Rivers
Defense Department
Enant
Civil rights case nets 14 arrests in Dahmer slaying
Federal authorities announce 14 men linked to a Klan conspiracy charged with civil rights violations in the January 10 arson and fatal shooting of Vernon F. Dahmer in Forrest County. The group, led in part by Cecil Sessum and Howard Giles, face possible 15 year terms and $10,000 fines if convicted. Arrests included Bowers, Byrd, de Boxtel, Lowe, and Giles among others from Laurel and Ellisville.
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Alop Highway Patrol
Laurel
Miss
U.S
Jack Pittman
Hattiesburg
Vernon F. Dahmer
Dahmer
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
White Knights
Ku Klux Klan
Mississippi
Bowers
Cecil V. Sessum
Ellisville
Cyclops
Jones County
Klavern
Howard T. Giles
Forrest County
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Sambo Amusement Co
Lawrence Byrd
Byrd
Radio & TV
Henry E. de Boxtel
Chow House
Eilisville
Charles L. Lowe
Bowie St
Houston
Tex
Texas
The
Masonite Corp
President Welcomes Mrs Gandhi At White House
Mrs Gandhi received a red carpet greeting at the White House. President Johnson and Mrs Gandhi discussed peace with Pakistan, India's economic and social issues, and potential new cultural cooperation. A 153 gun salute accompanied the ceremony as an honor guard was reviewed on the south lawn.
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Johnson
J. Gandhi
Mrs. Gandhi
White House
Pakistan
India
United States
Gandhi
Tuition Hike At Lafayette College
Lafayette College will raise tuition for full time students from 1600 to 1850 dollars per year starting September 1967. Residence hall charges will rise from 350 to 400 dollars annually and evening student tuition from 40 to 50 dollars per credit hour starting in 1966-67.
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Easton
Lafayette College
K. Roald Bergethon
Professors Seek Review Of Unison at State Colleges
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania’s 13 state colleges were the focus of two AAUP resolutions. Dr Francis W Warlow said the aims were greater faculty consultation. One resolution asks the state Board of Education to urge its Council of Higher Education to examine faculty administration relations at the colleges. The other asks the National Association to address teaching conditions and dispatch consultants if needed.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
American Association of University Professors
Francis W. Warlow
State Board of Education
Council of Higher Education
Adel
Asatition
Obituaries list several Indiana area memorials and services
Obituary notices detail the March 1968 death of William H. Shetler age 71 of Indiana with funeral arrangements at Robinson-Lytle and interment in Oakland Cemetery. Also listed are full obituaries and service times for Margaret Hilty 67 Park N. Reefer 86 and others from Indiana area, with varied burial sites and religious rites. The notices include survivors, birthplaces, family relations, and funeral home details.
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William H. Shetler
Fannie Booth Shetler
Sixth St
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
Harry
Amanda McIntyre Shetler
Cherryhill
Tnp
Indiana Co
Shetler
Indiana Colin Club
Marie
Cuba
Alberta) Ryen
Lake City
Mary Rent
Michael
Erie
Joseph Lohr
Emma McClaren
Pittsburgh
Clara Hair
Mildred Uncapher
Robinson-Lytle’s
R. Byron Crozier
Oakland Cemetery
Margaret Cecelia Hilty
Chestnut St
Westmoreland Co
Stella Hoffman
East Harrisburg
Civil Orange
N. J
Defense
Robinson-Lytle
Donald Rosenbaum
Elderton
Clark Funeral Home
Indiana Evening Gazette
Wilfred Carlyle Washcoe
U. S. Army War College
Dunham Army Hospital
Carlisle Barracks
Washcoe
Pennsylvania State University
Cherry Tree
Clymer High School
George Washington University
Emma Francine
Holmes ‘Run Road
Falls Church
Leroy Brooks
Commodore
Robert Brooks
Newton
Shoemaker
Blairsville
Anna D. Bartyk
Slickville
J. Arthur Talmanurday
Edward J Thompson
Westmoreland Hospital
Greensburg
Barnes
Con Boro
Ahead Of Marines
A brief note continues from page one discussing upcoming Marine movements and related plans. Details remain sketchy in the fragment, but the focus centers on preparations and potential actions involving marine units. Further specifics are not available in the readable text.
Saltsburg student named to Westminster Dean's List
Rick Henderson of Saltsburg is among 134 Westminster College students named to the Dean's List for the fall 1965-66 term, as reported by the college. The report notes Henderson, a 1965 graduate of Elders Ridge High School, is a mathematics major.
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Saltsburg
Rick Hendersson
Robert T. Henderson
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Free
Will W. Orr
Bor
Henderson
Cavalrymen
Ate
Elders Ridge High School
Quang Ngai
Saigon
Rescue of downed pilot amid North Viet Nam fighting
Air Force Lt. Kenneth D. Thomasty was rescued after bailing out in rugged terrain north of the 17th Parallel as Marines and air crews backed by fighters closed on Viet Cong nests. The dramatic recovery followed a trek by helicopter crews, Skyraiders, and a C130 to reach the isolated location, with Thomasty signaling from a narrow ledge to safety.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Fri
Air Day
Commerce
Kenneth D. Thomasty
Allegheny
Alfred J. Falise
Tarentum
Beaver
Glenn Pegg
United States
Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Thi
Tam Ky
Thel
Ly Tin
Cowell
Thomas
Gin
Phonius
Rwhce
Yee Nga Cempaneen
Memphis
Tenn
Chester
Aaron
Curry
Prosecution Approved In Rights Deaths
The Supreme Court unanimously approves federal prosecution of three law officers and 14 others in the 1964 slayings of three civil rights workers near Philadelphia Mississippi. Justice Stewart’s Penn ruling emphasizes interstate travel as a constitutional right and the need to prove intent to violate it.
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Washington
Thel
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Miss
Abe Fortas
Hugo L. Black
Fortas
Mississippi
High Tribunal
Lemuel Penn
Washington, D.C
Georgia
Potter Stewart
Penn
Stewart
Ku Klux Klan
John M. Harlan
William J. Brennan
Nine Die In Pennsylvania Accidents Over Weekend
Accidents in Pennsylvania over the weekend killed nine people, with only three fatalities from traffic mishaps. the toll includes three fire deaths from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight. The report notes 33 boys in a troop, 17 are blind.
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Pennsylvania
Burma Orders Missionaries to Leave Burma
The Burmese government demands all foreign missionaries depart by year end, affecting Roman Catholics, Baptists and Anglicans nationwide. Catholics, totaling 232 slated to leave, face the heaviest impact. roughly 400 Catholic missionaries are present overall. First departures start in April, with others leaving through December.
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Rangoon
Burma
A&a Catholic
Kidnaps Boy in Miami Demands 25000 Ransom
A stocky gunman invaded the home of Aaron Goldman in Miami Beach, kidnaped the couple’s teenage son Daniel on his 18th birthday, and demanded 25000 with a 6 am Tuesday deadline. The boy was forced into Goldman’s car, parents gagged, neighbors alerted, FBI notified, and a car APB issued. Police seek suspect described as early 60s, 5'8", 180 pounds, dark clothes, baseball cap, gun glasses.
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Miami
Fla
Aaron Goldman
Daniel
Goldman
Godmans
Miami Beach
Biscaya Island
Entrants Stupidity Measured in Freshman Tests
Storrs Conn AP reported on a Daily Campus headline about intelligence tests for next year's freshmen labeling entrants stupidity measured and reflecting campus satire. The item notes the University of Connecticut student newspaper and its provocative framing of test results amid campus headlines.
Thomas Mountain and the Jolly Green Giant Crew Rescue
A rescue account details the crash of a helicopter crew led by Captain David C. Henry near Thomas Mountain 75 miles north of the 17th parallel. Thomas, aiding survivors, radioed that his man was spotted as teammates gathered and exchanged emotional reunions.
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Thomas
Robert 4. Watson
Willoughby
Ohio
Cowell
Capilot
Airman
C. Laverne Kellerman
Butler
Airy Parca Contra Ronnitor
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Wilbur Martin
Lafayette
Indiana Elks Lodge
Elks
Ltor
Jayne Thompson
Paul Michael
Georgann Thompson
Terry Michael
Tom
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Susan Dorko Eljan
Burtyk
Holy Ghost Ukraiian
Latrobe
Andrew G
Loring Air Force Base
Hunter Funeral Home
Holy Ghost Church
George Hnatko
Edgewood
Arlington National Cemetery
Fort Myer
Robert Wade Cribbs, Sr
Belle Vernon
Veterans Administration Hospital
Pittsburah
North Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Hue
Haves UA
Thant Yne
U.S. Marine
Richard
Scout
Andrew Logue
EARS
Emergency Association Radio Service
Citizen Band
Ellen
Logue
Logues
Peter
Billy
Mount Auburn
New York
Magic Pass
Brooklyn
3Rd Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Group
William E. Cowell
Kailua
Hawaii
D LG Wuluuels Warren
James H. Schumann
Glade Two
Associated Press
Reading
James C. Arthur
Somerset
Kenneth E. Johnson
Meyersdale
R.D
Steelton
David C. McNaughton
George A. Menzili
Robert Clark
William A. McCourt
Shadyside
Randy Toole
Exeter Township
Dennis Ulrich
Lside
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