United States Shifts Tone on Greek Coup Rulers
Washington signals a cautious stance as U S officials acknowledge Greece’s military regime while urging a return to parliamentary rule. U S aid to NATO interests continues though limited. pressure grows over Papandreou’s treason case, reflecting ambivalence toward military rule and concern for democracy.
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Washington
Eles
United States
Ooly
Sen. Rime
Greece
Constantine Washington
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
NATO
Lady Marine Visits Area Schools in Pittsburgh May 9 12
Gunnery Sergeant Ruth L. Dougan a Woman Marine recruiter attached to the Cincinnati station will travel to Pittsburgh May 9 12. She will address women high school seniors and parents at several Pittsburgh area high schools detailing Marine Corps service and Women Marines opportunities. She can be contacted via the Marine Corps Recruiting Station New Federal Building Pittsburgh.
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Ruth L. Dougan
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Dougan
Marine Corps
San Francisco
Calif
Parris Island
D.C
Quantico
Camp Pendleton
Hawaii
Pentagon
Approval of Land Sale for Scout Headquarters in Pittsburgh
The Urban Redevelopment Authority board approved a $1 million sale of a two acre tract in Pittsburgh's Lower Hill Redevelopment Area for a Boy Scout headquarters. Construction for the Allegheny Council and other civic groups is planned, with completion expected late next year.
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Pittsburgh
The
Urban Redevelopment Authority
Lower Hill
Scouts’ Allegheny Council
Outdoor Seminar On Campus At Indiana University Pennsylvani
A conservation outdoor education seminar is set for May 9 from 1 to 4 p.m. in the Keith School Demonstration Room on the Indiana University of Pennsylvania campus. Eleanor H. Bennett will outline the Pennsylvania program with public info officer Charles Slaton presenting conservation slides. Officials from state departments and commissions will discuss programs and assistance for outdoor education tomorrow. The event is open to students faculty and Indiana area townspeople.
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Keith School
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
State Department of Public Instruction
Eleanor H. Bennett
Department
Pennsylvania
Charles Slaton
Soil Conservation Service
Washington
National Cancer State Departments
Commis- Institute
University
Indiana Area
Enforcement Scene Quiet In Blairsville
Blairsville fights over police chief resignation and mayoral control. Police Chief Victor E. Peterson accuses Mayor John F P Larkin of harassment and issuing unlawful orders while Larkin says he is acting under state law to run police operations. Officers say no direct orders to drop arrests were given.
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Blairsville
Victor E. Peterson
John FP. Larkin
Larkin
Peterson
Sue
Gazette
Man Killed In Butler Area Crash
A head on crash on Route 8 five miles north of Butler killed Nickolas Hatala 44 of Pittsburgh and injured six others. Hatala’s son Nickolas R 18 and Edward J Tabisz 40 of Gibsontown were critical. Tabisz’s 14 year old son Edward was fair. Other driver Arthur L Morrow 28 of West Sunbury R D 2 was in serious condition. Passenger Patrick B Hayden 38 of West Sunbury R D 1 and William Waldenmyer 28 of West Sunbury R D 1 were in fair and critical condition respectively, with Waldenmyer transferred to Pittsburgh hospital.
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Butler, Pa
Butler
Nickolas Hatala
Pittsburgh
Hatala
Nickolas R
Edward J Tabisz
Gibsonia R.D
Tabisz
Edward
Arthur L. Morrow
West Sunbury R.D
Patrick B. Hayden
William Waldenmyer
Pittsburgh Hospital
Retiring Indiana Junior High principal marks 42 years
Lambert Joseph of Indiana Junior High will retire next month after a 42 year education career, 40 in Indiana schools. A banquet at Rustic Lodge honored him with plaques and gifts from the Indiana Area Education Association. He began teaching in 1924 at Kiski Prep, earned degrees from Bucknell and West Virginia Univ, and founded the school newspaper in 1927.
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Lambert Joseph
Indiana
Rustic Lodge
Joseph
Indiana Area Education Association
Andrew J. Stahura
Clifford Cox
Kiski Preparatory School
Saltsburg
Youngwood High School
Greensburg
Youngwood
Bucknell University
West Virginia University
Pleasant View Ave
Indiana High
Nixon cites US presence as deterrent in Asia
At a Pittsburgh appearance Nixon credited the United States military role in Vietnam with averting a Communist takeover in Indonesia. He said the end of the Vietnam War would send a global message that aggression no longer works. He spoke at the Boy's Club of America annual meeting and gave Bob Hope the Herbert Hoover Memorial Award.
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Pittsburgh
Richard
M. Nixon
United State
Boy’s Club of America
Herbert Hoover
Bob Hope
Tahoe Paradise College to open in motel near Tahoe Basin
In South Lake Tahoe California the Tahoe Paradise College plans to enroll 200 students in the fall. The four year coed institution will be housed in the Tahoe Paradise Motel at Echo Summit about four miles south of Lake Tahoe. Students will live in motel rooms with no larger rooms used for classes.
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South Lake Tahoe
Calif
Cancer death rate climbs over 30 years says Endicott
Dr. Kenneth Endicott told a Senate Appropriations subcommittee that cancer deaths rose from 112.5 to 153 per 100000 Americans between 1937 and today. He cited lung cancer as the leading killer and urged substantial smoking reductions to lower deaths.
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Kenneth Endicott
Senate Appropriations
Endicott
The
Public Health Service
Pobacco Institute
Fre
Agencies Seek Stenographers for Federal Posts
Applications are open for clerk-typist and stenographer positions in federal agencies across Central and Western Pennsylvania and Washington DC under exam PP 702 issued by the Interagency Board of U.S. Civil Service Examiners. For full details contact the Interagency Board in Pittsburgh at Room 112 Federal Building 1000 Liberty Ave Pittsburgh PA 15222 or inquire at the local post office.
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Central and Western Pennsylvania
Washington, D.C
Interagency Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Interagency Board of U.S. Civil Service Examiners F
Federal Building
Liberty Ave
Pittsburgh
Romney Cites View On Viet War President race at GOP women vote
Romney, citing his stance on the Vietnam War, faces a charged battle for NF Republican Women presidency as voting machines run the show amid two days of tangled rules and credential disputes.
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Romney
Washington
National Federation of Republican Women
Federation Descens
Cneee Arene Eweeeny
Marhin
Hafans
Exoneration for Air Force Sergeant Ends Long Struggle
Joe Heywood, a 15 year Air Force veteran from Philadelphia, was cleared of marijuana sale charges and reinstated to his former rank with back pay after a long fight. His case highlighted political tensions at a national convention and scrutiny of credentials affecting delegates. Heywood seeks to rebuild his career and reputation with support from attorney James Orlow.
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UME
Mena
Wood
Nom
Air Force
Gladys O'Donnell
Beach
Calif
Phyllis Schlafly
Alton
Ill
Tate
iForce
Philadelphia Police Department
Heywood
James Orlow
Philadelphia
Orlow
Legal Oliver
Lapl
Kienaru Caputo
Joe Heywood
Heywoud
Air Force Review Board
Mariejuana
Obituaries for Guy Pratt Davis and Lillian P. Coon
Guy Pratt Davis 78 of Indiana dies May 4 1987 at Indiana Hospital born Oct 20 1888 in Potadam NY son of William Bradley and Gertrude Pratt Davis retired psychology professor from the Indiana University of Pennsylvania survived by a niece Mrs Donald Sharlan of Staten Island NY and a nephew Donald Davis NY funeral services May 7 1987 at Robinson Lytle Indiana with interment Oakland Cemetery Indiana Memorial contributions to Harriet Farr Davis Scholarship Fund at Pennsylvanian university Lillian P Coon of 480 13th St Indiana dies May 4 1967 services May 7 2 pm at Robinson Lytle Indiana interment Oakland Cemetery Indiana
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Guy Pratt Davis
South Sixth Street
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
Potadam
N. Y
William Bradley
Gertrude Pratt Davis
Davis
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Harriett Farr Davis
Donald Sharlan
Staten Island
N.Y
Donald Davis
New York State
Robinson - Lytle’s
Andrew Warner
Middle Spring
Oakland Cemetery
Lillian P. Coon
13Th St. Indiana
Robinson-Lytle’s
Macklyn E. Lindstrom
D.D
Johnson to Fill Top Federal Posts During Weekend
President Johnson moving to fill several federal court and ambassadorship vacancies as he spends a quiet weekend at his Texas ranch. White House aides briefed reporters on a Bunker report from South Vietnam and noted Romney’s critique of Vietnam statistics. Pope Paul VI’s Fatima visit looms, while Miss Lynda Bird Johnson’s security incident in Colombia prompts legal action by two photographers.
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Frank Cormier
San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
Texas
White House
Lady Bird
Washington
George Christian
U.S
South Vietnam
Ellsworth Bunker
Christian
Bunker
Land
George Romney
Michigan
Vietnam
Vatican City
Ture
Lynda
Pope Paul VI
Fatima Shrine
Portugal
Colombia
Vatican
Columbian
Miss Johnson
Fatima secret seen as optimistic path to universal peace
Vatican sources say the Fatima secret may be kept unread until 1960 and that Pope Paul will likely address the Fatima visions during a 13 hour visit to Fatima. Cardinal Ottaviani dismisses alarmist talk, stressing the message offers confidence and peace.
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Vatican City
Papacy
Lucia Dos Santos
Lucy
Vatican
Pope Paul
Paul
Soviet Union
Lucia
John XXIII
Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani
Pope John
Fatima
Ottaviani
Rome
Vatican Congregation For the Doctrine of the Faith
Paw Paul
Groundbreaking at Uniontown Fayette campus set
UNIVERSITY PARK PA. Groundbreaking ceremonies were held at the site of Penn State Universitys Fayette campus between Uniontown and Connellsville. President Eric A. Walker was to speak at the 27-acre tract along Rt 1a. The $1.86 million facility is expected to open in the fall of 1969.
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University Park
Pennsylvania State University
Fayette
Uniontown
Connellsville
Eric A. Walker
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