Two Britoffs Accused of Cheating at Bridge Contest
World bridge tournament in Buenos Aires ended amid scandal as World Bridge Federation officials charged Terence Reese and Boris Schapiro with transmitting information illegally during bidding. The British captain ceded all points, giving the United States second place as Argentina placed third. The federation referred the matter to the British Bridge Federation after noting anomalies in play during the final 20-board series.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
World Bridge Federation
United States
Mary
Terence Reese
Boris Schapiro
Ralph Swimmer
World Federation
Reese
Schapiro
British Bridge Federation
Alfred M.gruenther
North Atlantic Alliance
Charles J. Solomon
Alberto Perroux
Johannes Hammerich
Venezuela
Alfredo Labougle
Buenos Aires Plaza Hotel
Queen Evergreen crowned amid civic ball and TV events
The 2nd Queen Evergreen was crowned and later appeared in promotion shots and on the KDKA-TV Sterling Yates Show. Finalists Cindy Lou Peters Diane Russell and Maria Vuyk received gifts. Roy Fleming presented a bracelet as the Queen praised the art of achievement. Don Riggs hosted ceremonies with performances by folk groups and a Children's Christmas Fantasy finale. A Civil War Merksmen firing demonstration was noted as a highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kdka-Tv
Sterling Yates
Cindy Lou Peters
South Sixth St
Indiana
Diane Russell
Stafford
Maria Vuyk
R.D
George E. Christ
Miss Statnecker
Don Riggs
Channel 2
Dean Stiles
Ditltown
Slim Johnson
Willie Maki
Ick Arist
Tom Philips
Ken Kirk
Kdka LV
Jonny Costa Pienist
Channel Two
UAW Local 600 Begins Four Day Presidential Election
In Dearborn Michigan United Auto Workers Ford Local 600 the world’s largest labor union local started a four day vote to choose a new president. More than 45,000 members including 16,000 retirees cast ballots to succeed Carl Stellato who is retiring after 14 years leading the local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn
Mich
United Auto Workers Ford
Carl Stellato
Stellato
Unemployment Drop Continues in Pittsburgh Area
In April the four-county Pittsburgh Labor Market area reported 29,000 unemployed, 3.3 percent of the 896,500 labor force, according to the State Bureau of Employment Security. It marked the lowest unemployment level in 12 years for Allegheny, Beaver, Washington and Westmoreland counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
State Bureau of Employment Security
Allegheny
Beaver
Washington
Westmoreland
Public Utilities Chief proposes tax incentives for underground power
William M. Bennett of California's Public Utilities Commission urged a national system to bury power lines. He compared to depletion allowances for oil and gas, suggesting funds be used to underground lines and reduce consumer rates, viewing undergrounding as a capital investment with landscape benefits. He noted a national survey predicting large savings in electric costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Bennett
California
Public Utilities Commission
Anea
Bennett
GOP Vote Rights Bill Considered In Senate Motion
In Washington AP reports the Senate may vote today on a Republican substitute for the voting rights bill to clear the way for Tuesday’s cloture vote. Southern senators scrutinize the move while Democratic leadership and Senate GOP leader Everett Dirksen prepare for the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
White House
Everett M. Dirksen
Jeannette Students Ride Train to Opening Event
A group of 125 first and second graders from Jeannette and 14 adult chaperones rode the Perth View Mountain Railroad today as the first steam locomotive trip on the county tourist attraction near Blakeville. Official opening is slated for June 1 with weekend service in June and daily trains in July and August while work continues to extend the 2% mile line across a mountain stream and through sharp curves.
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Blairsville
Jeannette
Perth View Mountain
Blakeville
Masters of the Tiny Tot Skateboard Show
At Anaheim’s L Palma Stadium the first annual international skateboard championships drew about 300 youngsters and a few adults. The event, dubbed inter National, featured two concrete courses and a 125 foot wooden giant slalom with national TV crews and vendors. prizes of 500 dollars guided scholarships to Virginia Turner 14 Berkeley, John Freis 14 Santa Monica and Brandon Woodward 16 Topanga Beach. youngest competitor was 5 year old Floyd Smith of San Diego.
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Bud
L. Palma Stadium
Tijuana
Mexico
Floyd
Buddy) Smith
San Diego
John Severson
San Clemente
Calif
Severson
Skateboarder
Virginia Turner
Berkeley
John Freis
Santa Monica
Brandon Woodward
Topanga Beach
la Palma
Torger Johnson
Saree
Airman Drowns In Lake Texoma While Outing With Crew
Denison Texas AP reports Airman 3.C. Robert J. Stirko, 19, of Coraopolis Pennsylvania, drowned Saturday night in Lake Texoma during a boating outing with four companions. The five men were swimming when the accident occurred. The incident is being investigated by local authorities and the Air Force.
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Denison
Tex
Robert J. Stirko
Coraopolis
Lake Texoma
London
Perrin Air Force Base
Johnson Warns Weather Control Is Not Near
President Johnson, presenting the National Science Foundation's weather modification report, says men may eventually influence weather but no near breakthrough is expected. He notes progress yet calls for broader research and refrains from making specific recommendations while hoping to reduce storms and improve climate conditions for farming and industry.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
National Science Foundation
Vacation Doubtful in Harrisburg Legislature
Harrisburg AP reports state lawmakers debate a possible two week summer break as reapportionment, a school bus bill, and a slowed House pace complicate plans. Leaders aim for late July recess while work extends through much of the year after a weeklong primary election recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
North Carolina Klan Weekend Guard Leads Farmville Wedding
In Farmville North Carolina Raymond Crawford a Klan Security Guard and former Marine discusses his role with the Ku Klux Klan as a public figure and guards a weekend presence. The event included the ceremony of James Earl Taylor and Bessie Irene Wyson in a rural field watched by about a thousand onlookers. Crawford asserts pride in his service and claims he helps families, while other Klansmen announce devotion to the movement.
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Farmville
Raymond Crawford
Pascade Rest
Une
Ray Cranford
North Carolina
Ku Klux Klan
KKK
Cranford
Tobacco Country
Crawford
James Earl Taylor
Bessie Irene Wyson
George F. Dorsett
Greensboro
Taylor
Jena
Creel
Feces
Marine Corps
Robert M. Creel
Grand Dragon
Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
The
Klon
Niet Gong Ambush Kills Yank and Other Updates
U.S. Navy warplanes report sinking another North Vietnamese PT boat and damaging six military barracks in the Rao Nay River area during continuous air strikes. Skyhawks and Skyraiders bombed the vessel in flames, the seventh PT boat sunk by the 7th Fleet since April 28. Air Force F105s hit barracks near Vinh and attacked bridges while weather allowed. In Chu Lai a Marine accidentally killed a fellow Marine during rifle discharge.
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Wynd Ave
Pasadena
Tex
Bernard J. Kelley
Lucy
C. Kelley
Northern Blvd
Roslyn
N.Y
Troy I. Waters
Dorothy
Rtone
Coxs Mills
W.va
U.S. Navy
North Viet Nam
U.S
Rao Nay River
Midway
Vinh
Ha Tinh
Wann
U.S. Air Force
Navy
North
Viet Nam
OAS creates force to head democratic institutions in Dominican crisis
The act creating the force was signed by OAS Secretary General Jose A Mora and officers from Brazil Costa Rica Honduras Nicaragua and the United States. The OAS aims to keep peace and security in the hemisphere. A ceasefire was agreed with rebels and junta leaders but fighting continued around Santo Domingo with casualties reported among civilians and combatants. U.S. and allied negotiators pursued a constitutional solution while tracing a possible coalition government. Caamano and Imbert Barreda faced hard terms as talks continued.
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OAS
Jose A. Mora
Carlos de Feira Mattos
Brazil
Alvaro Arias
Costa Rica
Maj
Policarpo Paz Garcia
Honduras
Col
Julio Gutierrez Rivera
Nicaragua
Gen
Pos
Imbert
U.S
McGeorge Bundy
Antonio Guzman
Juan Bosch
United States
Caamano
Mora
Obituaries and Deaths in Indiana Area May 1965
Obituaries list six local residents with brief life details and death dates. Percy C. Rager of Brush Valley dies May 23 1965 at home aged 83, with survivors including a son and daughter. Grace Notareschi dies May 23 1965, Indiana area, services to be announced. Mary Emma Bunyak of Clymer dies May 23 1965, funeral arrangements pending. Ann Gertrude McFeeley, formerly of Crabtree and Graceton, dies May 22 1965 in Greensburg, burial at Calvary Hill. Sara Whiteman Wasson of Mt. Lebanon, formerly Indiana, dies May 22 1965, funeral at Bower Hill Church. Raymond William Allen of Indiana dies May 22 1965 at home, noted as engineer with A & P Coal Co and state highway dept. survived by widow and siblings. Funeral notices indicate further arrangements by local undertakers and expected services in coming days.
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Percy C. Rager
Brush Valley
Homer City
R. D
Blakrsville
Tyson
Sara Dias Rager
Blairsville
Indiana
Brush Valley Township
Gertrude Smith Rager
Raymond A
New Albany
Leroy R
Virginia
Zack
Martin Rager
Howard
Violet) Trainer
Robinson-Lytle's
Frank C. Hicks
Brush Valley U. P
Mary Emma Bunyak
Clymer R. D
Gazette
Bence Funeral
Clymer
Ann Gertrude McFeeley
Crabtree and
Graceton
St. Anne
Greensburg
Mary
Treskow
James and
Anna Carr McFeelay
M. Wallace Felton
New Alexandria
St. Bartholomew Church
Crabtree
Ansel Ober
C.S.B
Calvary Hill Cemetery
Sara Whiteman Wasson
Mt. Lebanon
Pittsburgh
Henry G. Wasson
Chhildren
Judith Pajak
Thomas C
James V. Wasson
Robert G. Gard
San Antonio
Tex
Fred Birdsong
N.C
Fred Whiteman
Brooklyn
N.Y
E. B. Laughlin
West Liberty Ave
South Hills
Bower Hill
U. P
Charles Q
Catherine) Adams
Middlebury
Vermont
U.S
Margaret
Francisco
Caamano
Ruth) Brown
Big Run
Inter
Everett Alvarez Jr
Dominican Republic
San Jose
Calif
Cmdr
Washington
Uladula WuDy
Robert H. Shumaker
Newleountry
Wilmington
Hay
Ster- den
J. Lockhart
Springfield
Marion Center
Ohio
Alexandria
Trojan
Phan Huy Quat
Aldiet
Nathan Koenig
Agricul
Raleigh
Hillsdale
Ex GM Head Marks Date on 90th Birthday
Alfred P Sloan, former president and board chairman of General Motors, said on his 90th birthday that he wanted only to fade away and be forgotten. Sloan declined interviews but noted the greatest opportunity for enterprise lies beyond the horizon.
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New York
Alfred
P. Sloan
General Motors
Sloan
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A & P Coal Co
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