Nightmares and Latin aid in Dominican crisis
In Washington 4500 additional US troops were sent to the Dominican Republic as part of a broader effort to protect lives, distribute aid, and evacuate refugees amid civil strife. President Johnson blamed Cubantrained Communist cadets for destabilizing the movement and urged quick action to prevent further bloodshed.
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Nis
Cuba
Santo Domingo
Organization of American States
Johnson
U.S
Deadline Near For Reservation For Dinner Meeting
Reservations for the monthly dinner meeting of the Christian Business Men's Committee of Indiana must be made by May 7 with Frank Moore or Tom Alexander. The meeting, featuring astounding inventions and scientific advances, will be held May 10 at 6 30 p m at Rustic Lodge.
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Christian Business Men's Committee of
Indiana
Frank Moore
Oy Tohma
Rustic Lodge
Global TV Test Shows World Wide Satellite Broadcast
A two hour Early Bird program linked North American and European viewers via a full scale test of a $10 million mass television system. CBS coordinated with government officials as the test relayed pictures from Europe and the United States with 300 million viewers and translators for multiple nations.
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Speiies
Early Bird
Gov. Scranton
Geneva
Cantonal Hospital
Askor
Mullen
Houston
Tex
Bill Leonard
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
National Broadcasting
Weence Early Bird
Atlantic
Telestar
Relay
Europe
England
Goonhilly Downs
Pleumeut- Bodou
France
Raisting
Germany
North America
Andover
Maine
Finland
Yugoslavia
Pope Paul
Mont Blanc
Italy
Scotland Yard
FBI
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Spain
Bavaria
Mexico
Victory
Portsmouth
Ireland
Houston Astrodome
Howdy
Matthew Gordon
Communications Satellite Corp
Heroic 14-Year-Old Dies Saving Brothers in St Louis Fire
In St Louis a 14 year old boy Robert Gardner died after escorting his three brothers from a blazing two story house and re entering to save them. Also killed were 4 year old Ronnia Donald and 7 year old Deborah Harvey. The burned building is on a near by residence. Firemen retrieved the bodies from the second story. The Harvey girl’s parents were away when the fire started.
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ST. Louis
Robert Gardner
Ronnia Donald
Deborah Harvey
Joyce Jones
Gardner
Ernest
Lonnie
Irvin
Greensburg
Gn Echol
Utility Workers Union
Fara Donald
Donald
West Pann Power Co
Harvey
Europe
Irvin Harvey
Budget Freeze Delays Bill Amid Ten Committees
A fragmented report indicates lawmakers will delay the bill for one or two weeks while keeping ten committees in place to discuss the broad issues and potential impacts.
Food Stamp Plan Starts In County Inaugurated
Ray E Artz in charge of the U S Department of Agriculture program in Johnstown partners with Indiana County Commissioners to launch the food stamp plan. John Conoboy from Washington D C attends the inauguration with local officials Mrs Potter Mrs Galloway Mr Langham and Mr and Mrs Bruce Elkin. A family from Indiana County qualifies for the plan and will use stamps bought at a bank to purchase foods for household use at participating stores.
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Ray E. Artz
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Johnstown
Indiana County
John Conoboy
Dept. of Agriculture
Washington, D .C
Potter
Galloway
Langham
Bruce Elkin
Indiana
K.D
Elkin
Hitching Post
Route 119
South
Indicted Klan Member Faces Court In U.S. Civil Rights Slaying
A 21-year-old Fairfield mechanic Collie LeRoy Wilkins Jr. is to stand trial in Alabama for first degree murder in the slaying of Viola Liuzzo, a Detroit civil rights worker, during the Selma to Montgomery march era. Two other Ku Klux Klan defendants at issue may be joined for trial.
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Rex Thomas Hayneville
Ala
Collie
Léroy Wilkins Jr
Fairfield
Matt H. Murphy Jr
Birmingham
Eugene Thomas
William Orville Eaton
Bessemer
Thomas
Anmmaculate Dresser
U.S. Steel Corp
Eaton
KKK
Viola Lluzzo
Detroit
Mich
Teamsters Union
Lowndesboro
Shebama
al Lingo. Com
Mander
Selma
Montgom
Liuzzo
Alabama
T. Worth Thagard Montgomery
Cadena
Murphy
Leroy Day
Moton
Johnson
FBI
Gary
J. Ed
Lowndes County
Gar Hoover
Carlton Perdue
Wilkins
James
Clark
Cambodia Breaks Diplomatic Ties With United States
Cambodia declares break with the United States announced by Foreign Minister Koun Wick. U.S. charge d affaires informed Phnom Penh and a possible consulate general could be opened if U.S. wishes. No reasons given amid long strained ties over border raids and rival claims in Vietnam.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Nationaladio
United States
Koun Wick
U.S
United Sates
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Newsweek
United Nations
Sihanouk
New Delhi
India
Two Slightly Injured In Home Crash
Two county men escaped serious injury when their 1947 truck veered off Route 129 near Home, struck guard rails and overturned. Driver W Kirsch Allen 26 of Dixville and passenger Merle Henry 22 of Center Rd 1 were treated and released at Indiana Hospital for nose head contusions and body abrasions.
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Home
Indiana Hospital
Allen
Dixonville
Merle Henry
Center RD
Indiana
Indiana man 76 takes his own life in unoccupied house
Gordon Oliver Shankle aged 76 of 1411 North Fifth Street Indiana apparently killed himself yesterday in an unoccupied house he owned near that address. State police report he had been in ill health and under a doctor's care.
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Gordon Oliver Shankle
North Fifth St
Indiana
Shankles
Rebel Uprising In Red Hands Continues on Page 1
A continuation reports on the rebel uprising in Red Hands, detailing advances and counter moves. The article notes key figures and evolving control lines as authorities pledge action and civilians seek safety.
Legion Plans Memorial Day Observances in District 27
The 27th District American Legion delegates in Clymer outlined Memorial Day observances and said Indiana County posts will distribute Flag codes to county schools. Banks will cover the cost. The district includes posts in Indiana, Armstrong, Jefferson and Clarion counties.
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Clymer
The
American Legion
District 27
Indiana
Armstrong
Jefferson
Clarion
Indiana County
Coun Ity
Traffic Mishaps Around Pennsylvania Claim Dozens
The Associated Press reports a summer weekend toll of ten dead in Pennsylvania traffic crashes and six more from other accidents. Names and places including Union City Leeper Bradford Pittsburgh Lancaster Beav er Falls Sunbury Pottstown and Shippensburg appear with ages from 13 to 66. The summary notes fatal collisions, drownings, and a home fire, with victims from multiple towns and counties across the state.
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Pennsylvania
Union City
Leonard Weiser
Leeper
Bradford
John E. Simms
Olean
N.Y
Route 219
Pittsburgh
Patricia Freder
Ick
Allison Park
Fort Pitts
Lancaster
Charles Porter
Clarence E. Aucher
Pottsville
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Lebanon-Lancaster
Beaver Falls
Janet M. Lawrence
North Sewickley
Richard Dingle
Norman
Erie County
Sunbury
James Allen Hile
Northumberland
Susquehanna River
I Fae Ghent Myers
Columbia
Pine Creek
Lycoming County
Pottstown
Samuel Bigony
Saturda Pala Splane
Neers
Joseph Tacocha
Cli Heights
Leesburg
Shippensburg
Dennis Smith
Paratroops IL and In Saigon Continued on Page 1
Paratroops IL and In Saigon Groundfire was light and all the planes returned to their carrier. Other American aircraft bombed suspected Viet Cong positions in South Viet Nam, including a heavy attack on a Communist-infested zone north of Saigon. A U.S. official said there were no air raids over North Viet Nam today, presumably because of bad weather. U.S. officials said Air Force Cartt. Ronald E. Storz of 122 Thaxter Road, Portsmouth, N.H., disappeared in a light observation plane last Wednesday and a search for him has been abandoned.
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South
Viet Nam
Saigon
U.S
North
Air Force Cartt
Ronald E. Storz
Thaxter Road
Portsmouth
N.H
London
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Harold Wilson
Ung Maem
Obituaries from Clymer and nearby towns printed
Obituaries note the deaths of David Bud Ruddock 48 of 298 Dixon Road Clymer on May 4 1965 and Oliver Gordon Shankle 76 of 411 North 5th Street Indiana on May 2 1965. Storz aircrew in Vietnam reported no casualties during a patrol near Dong Ha. Frank E. Smith 82 of Saltsburg died May 2 1985, survived by wife and children. George L. Smith 68 formerly of Clymer died May 2 1965 in Barberton Ohio. services planned at Myers Funeral Home with Legion honors. Interments set for Oakland Cemetery and Edgewood Cemetery with family funeral arrangements noted.
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David ‘Bud’ Ruddock
Dixon Road
Clymer
The
Gazette
Ee Au Bence Funeral Home
Oliver Gordon Shankle
Annis E. Byers Sbhankle
North 5Th
St. Indiana
Grant Twp
Indiana County
Wallace and
Ida Mae Lydick Shankle
Frank E. Smith
Water Street
Saltsburg
Latrobe Hospital
Edward
Emma Preiss Smith
Smith
Saltsburg Press
R. A. Walker
Saltsburg Methodist Church
Matila Trowney Smith
Qllowing
James Smith
George L. Smith
Barberton
Ohio
Barnesboro
James
Cory Fritz Smith
Hiram Swank Refractories
Mildred
William
Lucille) Wathen
Houston
Texas
Jay Smith
Charles Blessing
California
Irvin
American Legion Post 221
Myers Funeral Home
Barbert
Helm Named To Replace Geo Bloom In Harrisburg
Gov. Scranton named W. Stuart Helm former speaker of the House as secretary of the commonwealth succeeding George S. Bloom. Helm 55 from Armstrong County is a Republican who left the House last year to run for state auditor general and was defeated by Grace Sloan.
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Scranton
W. Stuart Helm
House of Representatives
Commonwealth
George S. Bloom
Bloom
Public Utility Commission
Helm
Armstrong County
Grace Sloan
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