Double Value Of Israeli Aid- $2 Billion In U S Aid For Arabs Since WW II
The United States has sent more than $2 billion in aid since World War II to five Arab nations involved in the Middle East crisis with Israel. Israel has nongovernmental funding that matches total U S aid to Jordan Saudi Arabia Syria Yemen and the UAR. Military aid to the Arab neighbors is largely to Jordan and Saudi Arabia, with roads and facilities financed to bolster defense.
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C. Yates McDaniel
Washington
United States
Middle East
Israel
U.S
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Yemen
United
Abba Eban
Britain
Johnson
Gulf of Aqaba
Agency For International
Canadian Woods
Bovier
Lester
Pares
Srp
Pearson
Roddis
Ael
Charles Lion
Dé ‘Gaulle
Harold Wilson
Heim
Dean Men
Rusk
West
Gamal
Egypt
Abdel Nasser
Strait of
Tiran
Red
Eevnt
Roddis to lead GPU nuclear activities system wide
The GPU System appoints Mr Roddis as head of nuclear activities across the system. Since 1958 he has led Pennsylvania Electric Company and will divide time between Penns ylvania Electric affairs and system nuclear work with a long-term shift to full-time system duties. The Oyster Creek plant nears completion in New Jersey with two more large units on order for 1971 and 1973 in central Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The Saxton reactor installation continues operation for a period.
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Roddis
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Oyster Creek
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Saxton Willl
Sfafairs
Taxpayers Suit on School Integration Dismissed
Philadelphia reporters detail that a taxpayers suit aimed at stopping city and state efforts to admit seven Black students to the Girard College, which by founder Stephen Girard’s will admits only “poor, white orphan boys,” has been dismissed. The case, tied to broader maritime and education issues, involved London and U.S. officials with plans for potential appeals by plaintiffs.
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Wisiwiiak
Philadelphia
Girard Col
George Thomson
Common Pleas
Rusk Court
London
Thomson
United States
Dominic Toscano
Britain
Association For Preservpowers
Straits of Tiran
Stephen Girard
Rowley Group Plans Memorial Day Service at Cemetery
Hillsdale residents will hold the Memorial Day Service at Rowley Cemetery on Sunday at 1:30 p.m. The Purchase Line High School Band will participate and a speaking program is planned. All interested persons are invited to attend.
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Hillsdale
Rowley Cemetery
Hill‘dale
Purchase Line
Purenase Line
Rowley Cemetery Association
Shapp blasts Shafer rapid transit gift to PRR
Milton Shapp, Philadelphia industrialist and former gubernatorial candidate, accuses Gov Shafer of steering a 6.75 million rapid transit grant to benefit the Pennsylvania Railroad. He says 2 million state funds were illegally used via SEPTA for high speed cars, with a maximum five minute Philadelphia–Harrisburg time cut, risking shift to the New York–Washington corridor after four years. Commerce Secretary Jones dismisses Shapp as political, defending the project as properly approved.
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Harrisburg
Milton Shapp
Shafer
Pennsylvania Railroad
PRR
Philadelphia
Shapp
House
Senate
Capitol
Republian Scranton Administration
Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority
SEPTA
Harrisburg - Philadelphia
Commerce
Clifford L. Jones
Jones
Atty
Edward Friedman
New York
Washington
Pennsylvania
New York - Washington
Jin
District Hospital Register Indiana May Births and Admissions
The Indiana district hospital report lists May 25 births and admissions. Among births, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur James Stramaski welcomed a boy at 1058 Church St Indiana. Admissions include Troy L. Louton and Mrs Mary Yohe among others from Blairsville and Indiana. Discharges on May 25 include several residents of Indiana Homer City Blairsville and surrounding towns.
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Indiana Hospital
Arthur James Stramaski
Church St
Indiana
Troy L. Louton
R.D
Mary Yohe
Glen Campbell
Janet Lynn Palmer
Box
Blairsville
Frank Spiaggi
Black Lick
Linda Joy Marsh
Irvin G. Livingston
4Th. Ave
Paulette Ann Lamar
Aultman
Francia M. Young
W. Ranson Ave
Anna Brougher
Maude Cramer
Marjorie A. Reinard
Lincoln St
Homer City
John O. Bogdanski
Clune
Margaret E. Palmer
Penn Run
Intent ethics question in army trial at Ft Jackson
Capt Howard B Levy faces a court martial over disobeying an order to set up a training program for U S Special Forces medics. His lawyers argue the order illegal due to alleged war crimes by Vietnamese forces. Judge Col Earl V Brown rules no war crimes defense evidence. Levy, 30, a Brooklyn dermatologist, awaits verdict with testimony focusing on intent and ethics.
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Columbia
D.C
Howard B. Levy
Military Court
Ft. Jackson
Earl V. Brown
Levy
Brooklyn
N.Y
U. S
Vietnam
Brown
South
Patricia A. Bonanino
Considville
Ellen Bundridge
Bibles to be Presented to Plumville Seniors
Beracha and Plumville United Presbyterian Churches will present Bibles to graduating seniors during morning worship on Sunday May 26. All seniors from both congregations are urged to attend.
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Plumville
Beracha
Thiel College Grants Degree to Dianne Kramer Ross
Dianne Kramer Ross of 1346 Church Street Indiana is among 207 seniors in Thiel College 1967 graduating class. Commencement at 3 p.m. June 4. Ross, a Sigma Kappa member and vice president of Women’s Student Government, earns a B.A. in English.
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Dianne Kramer Ross
Free Kramer
Church St
Indiana
Thiel College
Greenville
Ross
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Les Lauriers
The
Women's Student Government Association
Frick libel suit highlights free speech protections
The Frick-Stevens case centered on whether a biography was defamatory and if the material is privileged. Judge Weidner ruled defamation was potentially protected by free speech and that the Frick estate or heirs could not sue. The proceedings, in Carlisle, drew national attention due to the principals' prominence and similar cases involving Hemingway and Kennedy biographies. Testimony spanned 412 pages with 180 exhibits.
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Miss Frick
Weidner
Frick
U.S
Pennsylvania
Supreme
Hationa
Stevens
State Historical and Museum Commission
Miss Prick
Ernest Hemingway
New York
Hemingway
John F
Arthritis Quackery Pamphlet Seeks Patient Vigilance
The Arthritis Foundation released a six panel pamphlet titled Arthritis Quackery. It argues patients waste money and time on quack remedies and urges consultation with doctors or local chapters before buying any product. The four new brochures promote awareness and free distribution via Pittsburgh chapter.
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Arthritis Foundation
Indiana County United Fund
William S. Clark
The
Jenkins Arcade
Pittsburgh
Arthritis
Baccalaureate Service For Indiana High School Seniors
A baccalaureate service for the graduating class will be held at Calvary United Presbyterian Church on Sunday June 4 at 2 30 p m. All graduates parents and other interested persons are invited. Arrangements are being made by the Council for Churches of Greater Indiana.
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Indiana High School
Calvary United Presbyterian Church
The
Council For Churches of Greater Indiana
Ben M. Stiles
Clymer
Berea Hospital
Cleveland
India
Benjamin F
Kathryn Putt Stiles
United Brick and Clay Workers
Swank Refractories
Bessia
Edmiston Stiles
Mis
Wilbur
Delores) Rice
Bamesboro
Thomas
Ronald
Michael
Kathryn) Elko
Donald
Ben Jr
Paul
Nancy) DaBalla
Cherry Tree
Arthur
Seward
Elsie
Joseph
Ellen) Wasbinder
Clymer RD
Edward
Washington
Clifford
Ohio
Bence
Zene Fleming
Menor Cemetery
Penn UN
UN role urged in Middle East crisis talks
President Johnson and Prime Minister Pearson agreed resolution should come mainly from the United Nations. They discussed France’s idea of a four power conference but did not commit to an immediate summit. The pair favored a UN settlement and a border patrol on the Egyptian Israel frontier if UN efforts fail.
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Ottawa
Johnson
Lester B. Pearson
Middle East
United Nations
Pearson
France
U.N
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Security Council
A. Thant Woud
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Bodies found in city after savage assault shock
Police found the battered nude body of Eleana Gall a 21 year old professor at Hunter College Midtown after a car chase through the Bronx. Detectives charged Charles McClain 24 with homicide in a case marked by brutal strangulation and beating.
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New York
Twigateae
Hunter College
UNPC Chief Criticizes City Jobs Training Delays
Pittsburgh AP report says United Negro Protest Committee leader James McCoy Jr alleges four city agencies Action Housing Bureau of Employment Security the Mayor's Committee on Human Resources and the Board of Education slow federal employment retraining for the poor. He wrote to the Washington director of the project Community Enblavenant Teimen.
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Pittsburgh
United Negro
James McCoy Jr
Washington
Community Emblavenant Teimen
Action Housing
The
Bureau of Employment Security
Mayor's Committee On Human Resources
Board of Education
McCoy
Keystone State Park Set To Open Near New Alensaiters
Keystone State Park near New Alensaiters will officially open Saturday May 27 at 9 a.m. The 807 acre site offers fishing swimming camping and picnic facilities. The swimming area opens at 10 a.m. and will be available daily from then on. The park now has about 600 picnic tables and parking areas have been resurfaced to cut dust. Access is via Route 22 or Route WL.
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Keystone State Park
New [Alensaiters
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District Hospital Register
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Greenwood Cemetery
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