Shabby Clothes Wig Policewoman Nab Narco Pair
In Manhattan an older woman undercover as a shabby clothed gray wigged officer arrested two narcotics suspects, Thomas O Neill of Queens and Harry Twyman of the Bronx, after a confrontation in a jewelry shop and restaurant. O Neill faced charges of narcotics possession with intent to sell and assault on a policewoman plus weapons law violation. Twyman was charged with narcotics possession with intent to sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
Marie Cirile
Thomas O'Neill
Queens
Harry Twyman
Bronx
Buster
Mystery Writers of America
Floren Ine
Twyman
Hirschberg
Cirile
Julia Tucker
O'Neill
Cirle
Ex Castro Ride s in Indiana Keynote Speaker
A report from Washington says Fidel Castro is the focus as the keynote speaker for a visit at Indiana Junior High School at 7 30 p m The event features ex Castro ally Major Pedro Diaz Lanz, a former commander under Castro, and touches on U S Senate cloture debate over voting rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Washington
Alan North
Pedro Diaz Lanz
Whiether
Cube
Senate
Currbba
Johnson
Fidel Castro
Everett Major Lanz
M. Dirksen
Air Force
Castro
Mike Free
Mansfield
Associated Press
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Peter H. Dominick
Colorado
Brooke
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Jack Miller
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Keri E. Mundt
South Dakota
George Murphy
California
John G. Tower
Texas
John J. Willian
Delaware
Howard W. Cannon
Nevada
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Ralph W. Yarborough
Gore
Tower
Murphy
State dog bill, great dane praised in Harrisburg
HARRISBURG AP The House passed 125 73 sending to the Senate a bill to make the great dane the official state dog amid prankish yelps. Democrats and Republicans fought to substitute a beagle. The measure faces likely Senate defeat. The House also recommended the state song bill and required doctors to explain phenylketonuria tests to new parents. In Washington the government reversed course and will not issue 45 percent silver dollars. Denver Mint adopted a mine cleanup resolution directing use of junked cars to fill abandoned mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
House
Senate
Great Dana
Johnson
Committee On State Government
Pennsylvania
Gertrude Martin Rohrer
Washington
Denver Mint
Paul F. Lutty
D-Allegheny
State Department of Mines and Mineral Industries
Congress
Treasury
Robert A. Wallace
the Treasury
House Appropriations
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Douglas Dillon
Convicts killed in daylight prison escape at Parchman
Three inmates died when guards fired during a daylight escape at Mississippi State Prison farm Work Camp Five. A guard was hostage at a gate. two escapees were captured after a roadblock. Prisoners used a knife and two improvised weapons. guards wounded a sergeant.
Red China Boring To Newsman
Editor notes the Southam News Services chief tours Communist China, reporting that U S reporters are barred, with dispatches available to The Associated Press. The piece frames the tour and access limitations from the Chinese authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
China
Southam News Services
Canada
U.S
Associated Press
New York Woman Robbed At Gunpoint In Home Invasion
State police sought a young gunman who robbed Alice Scobie in her East Aurora home, forcing her to surrender a 3-carat diamond valued at $90,000 and a $20,000 diamond bracelet. The assault occurred while she slept in a 16-room residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Aurora
N.Y
Alice Scobie
Senate considers Scranton administration college scholarship bill
The Senate debated the administration sponsored S784 which would grant $2 million in 1965-66 to fund need based scholarships. Initially for freshmen, the program would expand yearly to cover all four undergraduate years. Sen. Charles R. Weiner urged more funding while noting demand grows. Scholarships would be $200 to $1,000 and renewable for three additional years after initial grant. The state currently funds 260 competitive scholarships, including 109 at $250 and 80 at $260 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Scranton
Senate
Charles R. Weiner
Philadelphia
Sytvey Wat
Meany Attacks 14B Provisions In House Testimony
AFL-CIO leader George Meany testified in Washington that state anti union shop laws undermine national prosperity arguing that Section 14B repeal would remove wasteful conflict and boost productivity. He urged Congress to repeal Taft-Hartley Act 14B as proposed by President Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
AFL
Secre Cio
George Meany
Tary
W. Willard Writz
Congress
Afl-Cio
Meany
Man For
Organized Labor
Johnson
Mean
Elderton Joint School Board approves 1965-66 budget
The Elderton-Elderton Joint School Board adopted a 687284 dollar budget for 1965-66. They approved a summer aid program and named Richard Meader Jack Quinn and Blair Brown as supervisors. A 150 dollar donation was approved for repairs to a baseball diamond in Kittanning Twp. Salary adjustments for faculty were approved and a list of seniors for the annual commencement was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elderton
Richard Meader
Jack Quinn
Blair Brown
Kittanning
Elephant Joke Was No Joke In Upper Dublin Township
In Philadelphia AP report, a 9,000 pound elephant named Dolly wandered free in Upper Dublin Township after breaking from handler Arthur Mason en route to a show. Residents reported sightings on Route 309 and near Bethlehem Pike as radio and police confusion grew before Dolly was recaptured, causing traffic jams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Allan
Arthur Mason
Dolly
Parents Night At Johnstown Marine Recruiting Office
Gy Sgt Stevens announces a Parents Night at VFW Post 154 Johnstown on May 25 at 7 30 p m. The event invites parents from Cambria Indiana and Somerset counties to learn about Marine Corps training at Parris Island through color slides and films. Sgts Stevens Smith and Whiteman will answer questions and high school seniors are encouraged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.T. Stevens
Marine Corps
Johnstown
Cambria
Indiana
Somerset Counties
VFW
Vine Street
Gusgt. Stevens
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Parris Island
S.C
Partia Island
Marine
Obituaries for Rager Waddee and Cassiday noted in Gazette
Obituary notices list Percy C. Rager of Brush Valley Homer City R D 1 who died May 23 1965 with services set for Wednesday at Robinson Lytle's Indiana. Myrtle Waddee 77 of Irvona died May 24 1885 at Miners Hospital Spangler with services at Williams Nursing Home and Gwin Funeral Home handling arrangements. Nellie Decker Cassidy 80 formerly of Glen Campbell died May 23 1965 in Akron Ohio born September 5 1884 in Saltsburg. Indiana County Historical Society and Saltsburg Fort Ligonier Museum talk noted with bus trip planned June 13 via Western Pennsylvania Conservancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy C. Rager
Brush Valley
Homer City R. D
Robinson-Lytle's
Indiana
Frank C. Hicks
Brush Valley U. P
Myrtle Waddee
Irvona
Miners Hospital
Spangler
McConnellsburg
Williams Nursing Home
Smithport
Waddel
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Gwin
Cherry Tree
Gazette
Nellie Decker Cassidy
Akron
Ohio
Glen Campbell
Saltsburg
Salinburg
Coalport
Historical Auditor
Benjamin and Alice Ridgenestogical Society of
Williams County
United Presbyterian Church Chapel
Salisburg
Indiana Society
Malcolm Tweedy
Fort ‘Ligonier Museum
Fort
Clarence John Lute
Barnesboro
R.D
Barr Township
Cambria County
J. Henry
Lucy DeHaven Lute
Martha Jane Long Lute
J Luther Harold
Roger Vincent
Sharon Ann
Barnesboro R.D
Wayne
Myrtle) Novotny
Wayne, Mich
Long Funeral Home
Rev
J. Fetterman
McDowell Cemetery
Grace M. Notareschi
Senate mourns 2nd Lt. Hutchison killed in Dominican clashes
The Senate sent condolences to the Hutchison family of Kittanning after 2nd Lt. Charles T. Hutchison was killed in the Dominican Republic hostilities. A voice vote adopted a resolution expressing sorrow and noting Maj. F. J. Nerone's letter stating he died from hostile fire while aiding a wounded man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Senate
Charles T. Hutchison
Hutchison
Maj
F. J. Nerone
Dominican Rebels Eye Coalition Government Talks
In Santo Domingo the Dominican rebels remained optimistic about forming a coalition government with Antonio Guzman Fernandez as a leading figure, while U S officials cautioned prospects for rapid settlement. Junta opposition, remarks by Imbert, and a reported FBI inquiry into Communist influence framed the tense negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Antonio Guzman
Fernandez
U.S
Antonio
Thert Barrera
Imbert
W. Tapley Bennett Jr
Jose A. Mora
Organization of American States
Bennett
United States
Guzman
Francisco Caamano Deno
Washington Post
Johnson
FBI
Doominican
Caribbean
Deils
Yinald Whita Honea
Arrlacmon
Drivers Suspension Under Fire
AP report outlines a debate over driving license suspensions for violations across states and the FBI's absence in the matter. The House passed a bill limiting license loss to cases involving inter-state violations, while the Inter-American Force deployment to the Dominican Republic unfolds under U.S. command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
J. Edger
Philadelphia
Aspen
Hugo Pe
Brie Panasco Alvim
Brazil
Bruie Palmer
United Radcliffe Girls ‘States
U.S
Cambridge
Mass
Radcliffe
Costa Rica
St. John’s Church
Honduras
Nicaragua
Eliboys
Harvard
Edward Higging
Salvador
Panty
G. Under
Edward Cures
Chin
Costeithe
Radcliffe Campus
Boating Safety Studied on Pymatuning Lake
Harrisburg AP reports the House adopted two resolutions directing the state forests and waters department and the joint state government commission to investigate safety practices on Pymatuning Lake Crawford County Following three deaths from incidents on the lake officials will review possible precautions and whether the 10 horsepower motorboat limit should stay rise or fall No Senate action required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pymatuning Lake
Crawford County
State Forests and Waters Department
Joint State Government Commission
Forests and Waters
Ane Athte Government Commission
Senate
Obituary notices list extensive survivors and service details
A collection of obituary notices lists survivors by name and location for several individuals, detailing sons and daughters, siblings, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. It includes addresses in Imperial, Akron, Pittsburgh, New Brighton, Doylestown, Barberton, Kent, Wayne, and Barnesboro, with service times, funeral homes, and interment plans in local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassidy
Jack
Kyle Decker
Imperial
Harley Decker
Rochester
Louise Crownover
Mary Trowros
Lucille Decker
Akron
Ohio
Myrtle Berringer
Pittsburgh
Jean Miller
New Brighton
Lorraine Lanning
Doylestown
Jessie Makin
Barberton
Paul Makin
Kent
Pyott Funeral Home
Burnside
John E. Stebee
Methodist
Cockport
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Cornelius Hirschberg
Edgar
Corinth
Apollo
Charles Lynch Stan
Ching
Red China
Kuomintang
Vieting
Frank Merriwell
Charac
Snioa
Yellowstone
Jeta
Yellowstone National Park
Park
Everesen
Gers
Cameron
Mary Emma Bunyak
Clymer RD
Austria
Hungary
Emory Bunyak
Steve
Ann)Legas
Alverda
Andrew
Mary) Gresh
Cleveland
Emory
Heilswood
Kathryn
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