King Scolds Wallace as King Follows Civil Rights Trail
Dr Martin Luther King Jr tours Alabama focusing on racial issues after taunting Gov George Wallace about segregation He tells crowds federal voting law will pass and asserts segregation is dying His stops include Selma Marion Camden and Eutaw where police and mobs test his march toward Montgomery and federal registrars threaten to be sent in
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Selma
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Alabama
George C. Wallace
King
Wallace
Morning Star Baptist
John
Demopo
United States
Abama
Marion
Camden
Richi
Montgomery
Ple
William E. Dickerson
iniAla
Congress
Greensboro
Eutaw
Ku Klux Klan
Smaker
Propose Change In Name In State University Talks
A House subcommittee plans a Friday Pittsburgh hearing on establishing a western state university by converting the University of Pittsburgh or Indiana State College. Testimony will include Edward H. Litchfield and Willis E. Pratt. The City County Building hosts the 10 a.m. session chaired by Rep. M Beryl Klein.
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House
Pittsburgh
West
M. Beryl Klein
D-Beaver
University of Pittsburgh
Indiana State College
Edward H. Litchfield
Chacellor
Willis E. Pratt
City County
Klein
Separated Twins Reported Better Than Expected in Italy
In Turin, six year old conjoined twins Giuseppina and Maria Santina Foglia were separated in a five hour operation. Doctors said the girls looked well. they began sipping tea and orange juice in separate beds and Santina insisted she wanted to get up saying she is well now.
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Turin
Italy
Giuseppina
Maria Santina Foglia
Santina
Indiana School Outlay and Staff Changes, 1965-66
The Indiana school board approved a new outlay for the district and a calendar for the 1965-66 year. They accepted resignations of three junior high teachers and hired new staff including a Spanish teacher and an architect. The board also authorized use of the Junior High School auditorium for a Miniature Theater Show and discussed adding golf as a school sport while delaying action on speech therapy program changes.
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Cambridge Springs
Carole Balko
Juniata Colese
Manor
Dorothy Esckelson
Belva Sweks
Doris Rehigh
Indiana Civic Women's Club
Eeat
Indiana Senior High School
Jack Risheberger
Marines Vow To Hold Town Le My in Viet Nam
American Marines stormed the Viet Cong village of Le My near Da Nang and pledged to pacify the area despite casualties. One Marine killed and several wounded as Echo Company faced heavy sniper fire while advancing into the hamlets. A Marine captain from Jackson, North Carolina, said the force would stay to hold the position and restore government control amid ongoing Viet Cong presence.
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LE MY
South Viet Nam
da Nang Air Base
David A. Clement
Jackson
Ville
N.C
Pia
Wels
Netna
Echo Company
iJumea C. Green
Begumom
Tex
Gary White
Livingston, Mont
Mercies Sun
Edward L
Dardanell
D-Allegheny
Fernpee Mors Vienipd & Manly
De Gaulle Wilson Leads Call for NATO Unity in Nuclear Debate
Wilson argues only the United States and the Soviet Union possess true nuclear power. Spaak and Brosio urge renewed NATO dedication amid Viet Nam and Dominican Republic tensions. They warn against isolating alliances while noting peaceful coexistence under Khrushchev’s policy is imperfect. Brosio lauds West Germany’s NATO role.
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Wilson
United States
Soviet Union
France
China
Britain
U.S.A
U.S.S.R
Italy
Spaak
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
Brosio
West Germany
NATO
Libel Law Revisions Proposed in Pennsylvania Senate
Harrisburg AP reports legislation to revise Pennsylvania libel laws seeks separate verdicts on actual charges and damages. The House approved the bill by near unanimous vote, sending it to the Senate. The measure would ban considering a defendant's financial worth until after a verdict on liability is reached.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Senate
House
Real Estate Transfers list from local deeds book
John M. Jamison by Exec to North American Coal Corp for a coal tract in Blacklick and other townships at 7500 dollars. Todd Rankin and wife to Robert Clair Thompson and wife for a tract in Shelocta at 1580 dollars. Maude Z. Henry by Exec to Orabell G. Henry for 62 acres in Grant Two at 1000 dollars. Andrew J. Brandon by Adm to Edna Brandon with dwelling in White Two at 2000 dollars. Gerald C. Hartman and wife to Robert E. Niemeier and wife jot with one story brick dwelling in White Two at 26500 dollars. James F. Washington and wife to Charles C. Shanefelter and wife for tracts with two story dwelling in Rayne Two at 13000 dollars. Carmen C. DeFrancisco and wife to Carl A. Speretz and wife 80 acres with two story dwelling in Young Two at 8850 dollars. Thorn H. Rishel and wife to Darrl W. Empfield and wife let with two story dwelling in 3rd Ward Indiana Meadowbrook at 15000 dollars. Stella Grater to John M. Shields Jr. and wife for lots in Burrell Two Black Lick at 11000 dollars. George E. Thompson and wife to Jay G. Blicker and wife for a tract in White Twp at 5000 dollars.
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John M. Jamison
Exec
North American Coal Corp
Blacklick
Todd Rankin
Robert Clair Thompson
Shelocta
Maude Z. Henry
Orabell G. Henry
Grant Two
Andrew J. Brandon
Adm
Edna Brandon
White Two
Gerald C. Hartman
Robert E. Niemeier
James F. Washington
Charles C. Shanefelter
Rayne Two
Carmen C. DeFrancisco
Carl A. Speretz
Young Two
Thorn H. Rishel
Darrl W. Empfield
Indiana
Meadowbrook
Stella Grater
John M. Shields, Jr
Burrell
Black Lick
George E. Thompson
Jay G. Blicker
Major Bagle Possible on Viet Nam War Front
A U S spokesman Jin Saigon cited heavy fighting near Saigon as 20 Vietnamese soldiers were killed and 50 wounded with a B57 strike on an armored Viet Cong vehicle. Another clash near Hau Nghia and Binh Duong left 116 Vietnamese dead and 78 wounded in six hours. two U S soldiers also died, marking a severe government defeat before the monsoon season. Amid the battle, Communist forces reportedly captured 174 weapons during a retreat. In Philadelphia a hostage crisis ended with police subduing Ray Jones, who threatened his wife and infant daughter with a steak knife, the infant spared as officers moved in and Jones restrained.
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U.S
Jin Saigon
Saigon
Hau Nghia
Binh Duong
Philadelphia
Ray Jones
Jones
Joane
North Carolina
Kitty
William Johnstone
Song Be
U.S. Army
Duncannon
Rt. 22
Clark Ferry
Donald M. Neidig
Sun
Fivelbury
Fulmer Trucking Co
Demos Act On Jobless Benefit Cut
After the primary, Rep. Erwin Murray pushes to read bills at length while a House majority fights a constitutional change. The session includes a $30,000 probe. tax exemptions for goods. anti poverty, liquor, and hospital care measures. and a harness racing plan. Okin asphalt news from Duncannon reports a separate Vietnam incident with casualties and a traffic crash near Clark Ferry Bridge.
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General Assembly
Erwin Murray
Caméron
Murray
Senate
Agress
House of State
Chambers
House
Alan D. Williams Jr
R-Bucks
Appalachia
Pennsylvania
House Agriculture Committee
Stas
House Democrate
Martin FP. Mullen
House Appropriations Committee
Two Drivers Killed In Duneanne Incident
Court records show a fatal incident near Duneanne with two drivers killed and medical evacuation efforts ongoing. Authorities report ongoing military activity and unavailable troop transports as officials pursue the case.
Obituaries for Philip DeRenzo and William Putt
Philip DeRenzo of Pittsburgh husband of Edith Steffen Ino died May 1968 at Pittsburgh. Survived by brothers and sisters Virginia Vario Louise Rocco Paul Frank DeRenzo. preceded by brothers Joseph Dominic DeRenzo and sister Mary Asturi. Requiem Mass at St Edward's Church 9:30 a.m. Thursday. Rosary 7:30 p.m. today at Vincent M Febbraro Funeral Home. William H. Putt 49 of 76 Franklin St. Clymer died May 8 1965 at home. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at Bence Funeral Home with Rev Ward B Booker officiating. Interment Manor Cemetery near Penn Run. Military rites by American Legion and VFW Post 9.
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Philip Derenzo
Pittburgh
Edith Steffen Ino
Mny
Pittsburgh
Virginia Vario
Louise Rocco
Paul
Frank DeRenzo
Joseph
Dominic DeRenzo
Mary Asturi
Vincent M. Febbraro
Meadow St
St. Edward’s Church
William H. Putt
Franklin St
Clymer
Bence Funeral Home
Ward B. Booker
Manor Cemetery
Penn Run
American Legion
VFW Posta
George G. Shacreaw
Josephine
Indiana Hospital
Russia
George
Pearl Shacreaw
Shacreaw
St. Bonaventure Church
UMWA
Graceton
Mary Kozletsky Shacreaw
Sam
St. Francis Church
Father M. Kowal
Cole Brant
St. Francis Cemetery
Barbara
Fillar Kovalic
Cleveland
Ohio
Saltsburg and McIntyre
Edward Fillar
Joseph Fillar
Frank Fillar
James Fillar
Mia
Sean Jacosh
McIntyre
Olza Bosch
Florence Hlywiak
Loretta Rami
Gladys Machak
John Kovalic
Frank Kovalic
Michigan
Peter Kovalic
Virginia
Thomas Kovalic
Hunter Fusecal
Saltsburg
St. Matthews Church
Lydon Lee
Church
Wessin Changes His Mind on Resignation from Dominican Crisis
The story reports Brig. Gen. Elias Wessin y Wessin reconsidering his decision to resign as a Dominican Republic peace gesture and U S officials note the shift amid pressure from the United States. It cites sources including U S Embassy statements and references to Gen Imbert Barton and the junta. Survivors and related obituaries are listed for multiple local figures.
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Ean Republic
Elias Wessin Y Wessin
U.S
Antonio Imbert Barket
Wessin
Imbert
Attr
Woman crushed to death near Spartansburg, Pa
Spartansburg, Pa AP dispatch reports a woman was killed when a tractor with two batteries overturned on a farm near town. Officials described the incident as sudden and said a husband’s truck and a plane were involved in the surrounding scene. Authorities investigated under local law and noted the area’s wartime backdrop with Viet Cong activity mentioned in passing.
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Emanuele
Lindville
Spartansburg
Judge King
Bert
Junder
Crawford County
Camaano
Kenneth B
Nagata
Partansburg
B.D
Deaths: Benjamin F. Lawrence longtime Indianapolis Star figure
Benjamin F. Lawrence, 88, longtime business and general manager of the Indianapolis Star, died Sunday. He joined the Star in 1904 and previously served as managing editor and editor and publisher. Born in Libertyville, Missouri, he began in his father’s weekly in Colville, Oregon. Also from Los Angeles, Florence Aadland, 55, mother of Beverly Aadland, died Monday amid treatment for intestinal bleeding and cirrhosis. she was convicted in 1960 of contributing to her daughter's delinquency.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Benjamin F. Lawrence
Indianapolis Star
The
Star
Lawrence
Col’ Quille
Ore
Libertyville
Los Angeles
Frorence Aadland
Errol Flynn
Beverly Aadland
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