Monks Face Smuggling Charges Over Cigarette Cache
In Albano Italy five Capuchin friars at St Francis Monastery are charged with complicity in smuggling after authorities found 64 000 dollars worth of contraband cigarettes on site and in a freight car. Prosecutor Ignazio Badali said convictions could bring up to two years in jail and 16 000 dollars in fines.
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Rome
Ignazio Badali
Velletri
Castel Gandolfo
Carabinieri
Velletr
Albano
Ermenegado Foroni
Lugano
Switzerland
Italy
Pierino Scali
Scali
Orowi
Mohaa‘tery
Teach-In on LBJ Vietnam Policy Draws Nationwide Attention
A Washington hotel teach-in on Vietnam policy drew about 4 600 seats but fewer than half were filled. Notable figures included McGeorge Bundy for administration side and George M Kahin for critics. The event, broadcast to about 20 campuses, highlighted campus criticism of Johnson's Southeast Asia policy and featured professors and government officials debating policy and public affairs.
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Washington
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
White House
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Harvard
McGeorge Bundy
John F. Kennnedy
Sundy
George M. Kahin
Cornell University
Walt W. Rostow
State Department
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
William J. Jordan
Yale
Robert Scigliano
Michigan State
Paul Seabury
California University
Kennedy
Hans J. Morgenthau
University of Chicago
Henry A Kissinger
Isaac Deutscher
Eric Wolf
University of Michigan
DF Fleming
California State College
eCampus-based
Inner-Universty Committee
Ier Nam
William Livant
Michigan University
National Educational Television System
Senate
Witham Proxmire
D-Wis
Proamire
State board approves housing for college presidents
Harrisburg AP State board of education approves $248 640 for new residences for presidents of three state colleges California Lock Haven and Indiana as part of a $113 million capital building program for 14 state colleges in 1985 67 The residences would cost $61 628 at California $85 628 at Lock Haven and $121 620 at Indiana.
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Harrisburg
State Board of Education
Lock Haven
California
Indiana
Frances Perkins Dies At 83
Frances Perkins known as Madame Perkins died at 83 after a day visit from her daughter. Born April 10, 1883 in Boston she shaped labor policy during the New Deal era as an elder stateswoman. Wirtz and Meany praised her for guiding the Labor Department and advancing workers’ rights through rising turmoil and war.
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Madame Perkins
Misa Perkins
Boston
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Washington
Miss Perkins
Labor Department
America
Wirtz
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Meany
New York Consumers’ League
League
New York State
Triangle
New York
Litchfield and Pratt Debate University Status Options
Litchfield advocates flexible paths for Pitt and state support, proposing private, state aided, contracted private services, or full state control. Pratt pushes rapid conversion of existing colleges to universities to expand access, graduate programs, and attract industry, arguing for southwest Pennsylvania facilities and broader education.
RFK Unveils Memorial in London
In London an American bronze bust of John F Kennedy was unveiled by Robert Kennedy at an international youth center. The ceremony drew attention to potential facility use and expansion plans, with speakers noting that universities could benefit from expanded programs and staff to accommodate more students.
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London
John F. Kennedy
Robert
Indiana State College
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Pratt
Robert F. Kennedy
In-N-Y
Sen
Eddiana State College
M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Regent's Park
H. Beryl
Rm . Penne Spee
Indiana
Jacques Lip
The
Sun
Schoolsiday Telegraph
Gazette
Slippery Rock proponent argues for state university status
Dr. Carter of Slippery Rock State College testifies that becoming a university means a college plus graduate or professional schools. He notes the biology complex, physical education emphasis, and more than 400 acres for expansion. He argues state colleges should be elevated to universities, citing several states as models and citing Slippery Rock’s suitability.
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Carter
Slippery Rock
New York
Michigan
Ohio
Wisconsin
Texas
Arizona
Big Four foreign ministers hope for Vietnam talks
In Vienna for the 10th anniversary treaty, Maurice Couve de Murville and Bruno Kreisky hosted a dinner with Rusk Stewart and Gromyko. Western officials saw little chance of a breakthrough as Gromyko indicated no talks, while Rusk showed doubt. Alex Quaison-Lackey urged compromise in the UN crisis and remained cautiously hopeful.
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Maurice Couve de Murville
Bruno Kreisky
Vienna
Dean Rusk
Michael Stewart
Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
China
Viet Nam
Gromyko
Soviet Union
West J
Alex Quaison-Lackey
United Nations
Will Discuss Shakespeare on Indiana Public School Broadcast
Mrs Elinor Gordon Blair senior English teacher at Indiana High School will discuss her favorite Shakespeare plays on the Indiana Public School broadcast WDAD tomorrow at 8 15 p m The article notes Shakespeare’s teaching aims and Blair’s trip to England for the anniversary celebration and plans to attend the Shakespeare festival in Ashland Oregon to see four plays produced.
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Elinor Gordon Blair
Indiana High School
Indiana Public School
WDAD
Prison Terms Sought for Two American Baptist Missionaries
In Havana AP report, Cuban prosecutor seeks 10 years for Rev. Herbert Caudill and 18 years for Rev. David Fite for alleged spying. Trial and related court actions concluded Friday with one Cuban witness linking Caudill to an anti communist church group. Both Americans deny spying while admitting illegal currency exchanges.
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Havana
United States
Herbert Caudill
David Fite
Caudill
Clinchport
Fite
Fort Worth
Tex
Luis Manuel Aguero Serrano
Aguero
U.S
Peace Cannon Found After Long Disappearances
In Dixon Park the 9 year old peace cannon once used to signal Lincoln era events was dug up after an eight month search by George Lamb and James Burke of the Lee County Historical Society. The rusted relic, first fired to announce Democratic victories, later marked Lincoln’s election and Civil War milestones before vanishing again.
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Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Old Dixon
Richmond
N Dixon
Lara the Hest
Jen Dixon Park
Moondog Defends Begging On New York Streets
New York AP profile of Moondog Louis Hardin a blind bearded street figure who earns most of his living begging while presenting a Viking outfit with scarlet velvet and a horned helmet. He sells verse in rhymed couplets and explains his attire signals independence within society. He is a percussionist and composer with prior TV and club appearances.
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New York
Moondog
Homer
Jesus Christ
Avenue of the Americas
Louis Thomas Hardin
Thor Ald Odin
RHEA KIER 75 Avonmore resident dies after lingering illness
Rhea Kier 75 of Avonmore dies Friday May 14 1985 at Indiana Hospital after a long illness. Born March 7 1890 in Armstrong County near Avonmore he was a son of Jamies W Kier and Clara Irwin Kier. Survived by widow Ruth White Kier two daughters Jean Lasher Blanche Gabrielson and Thomas R Jr all of Saltsburg six grandchildren and a brother James Irwin Canton Ohio. Services set at Yockey and Yockey Funeral Home Avonmore with Rev Jansen and Rev Kier officiating. Interment Edgewood Cemetery Saltsburg.
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T. Rhea Kier
Avonmore
Indiana Hospital
Jamies W
Clara Irwin Kier
Armstrong County
Kett
First Presbyterian Church
Ruth White Kier
Marcus
Jean) Lasher
Charles
Blanche) Gabrielson
Thomas R. Jr
Saltsburg
James Irwin
Canton
Ohio
Yockey
Yockey Fu
Robert Jansen
Ralph Kier
Edgewood Cemetery
Salisburg
MORTALITIES GEORGE KERECHANIN AND MONTALBANO DIED MAY 14 1985
George Kerechanin 44 formerly of Homer City died Friday May 14 1985 in Barberton Ohio. Funeral services set for 9 a.m. Monday at St Nicholas Greek Catholic Church Barberton with interment in church cemetery. Angelina Sette Case Montalbano 71 widow of Big Jack of Salisbury R D 1 died Friday May 14 1985 in Indiana Hospital. Born July 25 1893 in Italy she belonged to Holy Cross Iselin and St Peters Somerset churches. Survived by daughter Mary Forgan and two grandchildren. Prayer service Monday 9 a.m. at her home, Requiem High Mass at 9:30 a.m. in Holy Cross Church Iselin, Rev. Father Joseph Tarek celebrant. interment Iselin Union Cemetery. Hunter Funeral Home Salisbury in charge.
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Jan Lazor
Lucernemings
Athendiana Hospital
Tawney
Nick
Mary Garagna Lasor
Lazor
St. Marys Greek Catholic Church
Homer ‘City
UMWA
Lucerneimines
Greek Catholic Union Lodge
Pun
John Bajcura
St Bernard Cemetery
Indiana
Father McNells
Knights of
Mary Matilda Sny- Columbus
John P. Say
R. D
Lee Hospital
Johnstown
Brush Valley
Indiana County
Findley
Malinda George Fetterman
Brush Valley Township
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Homer City
Lloyd
Indiana R. D
Merle
Black Lick
Carl
Dayton
Blanche Snyder
Marie Butterbaugh
Elvie
Ann) Stiles
Sidney
Stella) Mack
Blairsville
Mable Rhine
Malinda Margaret
Ruth Viola
Robington - Lynie’s
George McNeil
United Presbyterian
Brushi Valley
George Kerechanin
Barberton
Ohio
St. Nicholas Greek Catholic Church
Church Cemetery
Angelina Settecase Montalbano
Big Jack of
Salisburg R. D
Selin Y
Indiana Hospital
Italy
Holy Cross
Iselin
St. Peters
Somerset
Louis
Mary) Forgan
Holy Cross Church
Joseph Tarek
Iselin Union Cemetery
Hunter Funeral Home
Saltsbury
Lindbergh Birthplace Demolished in Detroit Renewal
Detroit authorities deem Charles Lindbergh's birthplace undistinguished and approve demolition as part of urban renewal. Lindbergh was born February 4, 1902, and his family moved when he was two weeks old.
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Detroit
Charles Lindbergh
City Plan Commission
Lindbergh
Youngstown Diocese Names Vicar General and Officials
Auxiliary Bishop James W. Malone is named vicar general to aid Bishop Emmet M. Walsh in governing the six county Youngstown Diocese. Malone, previously superintendent of diocesan schools, will be replaced by Msgr. William A. Hughes as schools chief at Cardinal Mooney High School. Benedict C. Franzetta becomes chancellor, moving from vice chancellor since 1958, while remaining as a member of St. Ed.
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Youngstown
Approves Appointment In Jakarta Government Report
Indonesian government approves appointment in Jakarta as officials confirm leadership changes and set new policy directions amid ongoing administrative adjustments in the capital.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
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