IUP to Offer Criminology Extension Courses in Six Cities
Indiana University of Pennsylvania will offer four criminology extension courses across Greensburg Punxsutawney Kittanning Richland Twp Altoona and Huntingdon beginning the week of Sept 9 with instructors including John G Melleky Joseph B Hill Vance C Kennedy John Post Tewait William Henry and Clifford J Williams The program provides three semester hours credit per course and tuition is 17 50 per credit hour or 52 50 for the full course payable at registration.
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Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Willis E. Pratt
Greensburg
Punxsutawney
Kittanning
Richland
Twp
Altoona
General Administration of Justice
Huntingdon
John G. Melleky
Department of Criminology
Joseph B. Hill
Pittsburgh
Vance C. Kennedy
State Correctional Institution
John Post- Tewait
William Henry
Jefferson County
Clifford J. Williams
Bethlehem Steel
Cern
United States
Police Administration
School of Arta ‘and Sciences
Harry W. More
Indiana
School Accord in NYC Faces Prolonged Dispute
In Ocean Hill Brownsville district tensions linger over school opening as talks continue. Mayor Lindsay backs reopening while Shanker doubts outcome. Pickets surround Bronx schools and parents hear union case. teachers fear safety of pupils without staff. Rhody McCoy signals possible compromise but resists reinstating 10 dismissed teachers.
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Donvan
John V. Lindsay
Shanker
Bronx
Lower East Side
Manhattan
Board of Education
Rhody McCoy
Ocean Hill
Brownsville
Brooklyn
United Federation of Teachers
McCoy
City Hall
Bernard E. Donovan
Goparvigars Association
Humphrey Opens Coast to Coast Tour for a New Day
Philadelphia AP report on Hubert H. Humphrey launching a coast to coast barnstorming tour. He urges rejecting the old era of conflict for a new day of hope and equality, contrasting with Nixon’s campaign and referencing Vietnam, civil rights, and education.
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Philadelphia
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Washington
I.s
Richard M. Nixon
Mekong
Delta
Saigon
George Wallace
America
Srom
Tn Naval Action
U.S
Berkeley
Harwood
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Kheganh
Explosion at downtown tavern rocks Pittsburgh area
An explosion at Weinstein's Cafe downtown Pittsburgh shattered windows at the cafe bakery and tavern and damaged two parked cars. Police said a store also apparently blew up and investigators worked to determine the cause with damage estimated at about $10 000.
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Pittsburgh
Weinstein
Heavy Fighting Resumes North Vietnam battles in central highlands
U S forces report a series of clashes across South Vietnam. In Ban Me Thuot area a unit of the 4th Infantry Division killed 47 enemy with one American dead and three wounded. Near Da Nang a Marine recon team counted 145 enemy, 26 killed after strikes. Near X Sa Nho village 35 Viet Cong were killed with two prisoners taken. 12 U S KIA and 21 WIA. Homes burned as houses with enemy gear were torched after withdrawal.
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U.S. 4Th Infantry Division
Ban Me Thuot
Highlands
U.S
da Nang
Saigon
U.S. List Airborne Division
X Sa Nho
Delta Fighting Around Rach Ben Tre River In Vietnam
Delta fighting began Saturday as over 200 U S Army infantrymen landed along the Rach Ben Tre River and clashed with a Viet Cong force of similar size. About 800 American reinforcements followed, driving the outnumbered enemy to break and flee, many plunging into the river.
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U.S. Sth Division
Rach Ben Tre
World News Scoop From A Pacific and Sydney Dispatch
Defense Minister Fairhall says F111 defects are serious though tests may prove successful and Australia will delay acceptance until corrected. In Tahiti, France reports its second H bomb test at Mururoa Atoll, about a megaton yield. Hong Kong's South China Post hints Yao Wen yuan as Mao’s likely successor. Sydney Opera House cost soars to 96.2 million with completion now set for 1972.
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Fairhall
United States
General Dynamics Corp
U.S. Air Force
Australia
Papeete
Tahiti
France
South Pacific
Jean Sicurani
Fangataufa
Mururoa Atoll
Sicurani
Hong Kong
Mao Tse-tung
South
South China Post
Mao
Yao Wen-yuan
Shanghai
Man
Sydney
Opera House
David Hughes
New South Wales
Sydney Harbor
Joern Utzon
Plea Hearing for 17 Defendants In Court
Clark hears pleas from 17 defendants including Richard Palmer who faced burglary larceny and receiving charges for a West Wheatfield service station break in on July 23. Palmer pleaded guilty and received 18 months to five years plus restitution and costs for stolen tires batteries shells and other items. Other defendants faced driving after suspension and school damage cases with varied sentences and fines.
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Richard Palmer
Blairsville
R. D
Donald Altimus
West Wheatfield
Edwin M. Clark
Western Pennsylvania Correctional and Diagnostic Clinic
Pittsburgh
Palmer
Roy E. Boyer
North Fifth St
Indiana
Indiana County
Michael Terame Meagher Dilltown
William Ralph Miller
Homer City R. D
Carl E. Laney
Clymer R.D
Cook
Obituaries from Indiana area dated Sept 1968
Multiple deaths for Sept 1968 across Armstrong and Indiana Counties. Nick Midock 74 of Adelan died Sept 1 at Adelan Hospital. Norman Carl Emigh Sr. 54 drowned at Mahoning Dam in Wayne Township. Elsie Shirley Auld 51 formerly of Parkwood died in Washington DC. Margaret E Coy Buggy 93 of Indiana died Sept 7. Nervie Mae Emigh 61 drowned at Mahoning Dam. Minnie Buterbaugh 88 of Clymer D 1 died Sept 7. Funeral notices list churches, cemeteries, and survivors including spouses and numerous children.
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Nick Midock
Adelan
SS. Peter and Paul Greek Catholic Church
Punxsutawney
Theodore Mankovich
Peter Funeral Home
Norman Carlemigh SR
Clymer R. D
Mahoning Dam
Wayne
Armstrong County
Dayton
Cherryhill
Francis
Sara Gray Emigh
Homer
Norman Carl Jr
Erie
Richard
U.S. Air Force
Thailand
Virgil
Elma) Buterbaugh
Edgar Emigh
Willis Emigh
Frank Emigh
Paul Emigh
Clymer R.D
Oliver Emigh
Flint
Mich
Saul Emigh
Butler
Homer Bennett
Barnesboro R. D
Clyde Patterson
June Emigh
Robinson-Lytle's
Arago
Nam
EY Auld
Washington, D.C
Parkwood
Stewart H
Lula M. Shirley
Olivet
Eldard Ridge High School
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Elders Ridge High School
Red Bank High School
New Jersey
Wilson Colege
Washington
Hngton
Raymond
Jossephine) Maxwell
Largo
Fla
Kenneth
Betty) Parson
Clarksburg
Arthur
Hazelle) Wheeler
Wexford
Clair Shirley
Shelocte
Silver Springs
Robinson- Lytle
Margaret E. Coy
Water St
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
Joseph
Nancy Smouse Coy
Chambersville
St. Bernards
Alex
Homer City
John, Jr
Brockway
Theodore
Margaret) Banks
Ebert
Madeline
Nervie Mae Emigh
Clymer R. D. 2
Wayne Twp
Cherryhill Twp
E. Earl
Edna Ober Nice
Minnie Buterbaugh
George Warren Buterbaugh
Brush Valley
William B
Evely
Altimus Overdorff
Buterbaugh
Pine Flats
Chunal
Elmer Ellsworth Gallagher
Dayton R. D
Adrian Hospital
Echo
Daniel
Eliza Jane Marshall Gallagher
Gallagher
Glade Run
Dayton Dayton
Paul
Lisle
East Liverpool
Ohio
Marie Gallagher
Nortman
Catherine) Willison
Beryl
Alverda) Cochran
Bertha McDivitt
Harold Jn Jf
Ely Funeral Home
T. R. R.stull
Glade Run Cemetery
Norman R. Rayman
S. Fifth St
Berlin
Somerset County
Annie Milley Rayman
Rayman
Bernard
Jean) Everson
Louisville
Oren
Lewistown
Perry
Poll shows GOP edge in Gallup survey
A mid August Gallup Poll found 37 percent backing the GOP to handle vital issues, 25 percent favoring the Democrats, and 38 percent undecided. If undecideds split, Republicans lead 56 to 44. The poll cites Vietnam war worries as the top concern at 51 percent, followed by crime and lawlessness, civil rights, and living costs.
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Princeton
N.J
Gallup
Vietnam
College Premie Lands Students at Kansas State Opening Convocation
MANHATTAN Kan AP American colleges are drawing our finest generation of students, President James A McCain of Kansas State University said Sunday. He greeted about 000 new students and their parents at the opening convocation in Memorial Stadium. He noted students have played a major role in more than a score of new developments at Kansas State over the last two years. Other items report guilty pleas and sentences for various motor vehicle offenses from Indiana and nearby towns, including burglary at Gatti's Drug Store and multiple suspensions, fines, and probation.
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Manhattan
Kan
James A. McCain
Kansas State University
McCain
Memorial Stadium
Kansas State
Stock Broker Announces Birth in Boston
Edward Goldberg of a Boston stock brokerage firm and his wife Brenda announce the arrival of a daughter. The notice describes the birth in formal prospectus language mentioning underwriters and a 21 year horizon for merger consideration, reflecting a quirky corporate style.
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Stock Brokers
Boston
Edward Goldberg
Brenda
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Ethnid
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Greenwood Cemetery
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U. S. Air Force
Thailad
Delbert Pourris
Paul Getty
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Pro Manor Church of
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Ronald M. Wisnick
Gatti
Aldean W. Golding
Seward
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Thomas McMahon
Springdale
Robert D. Cooper
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Robert J. Taylor
Josephine
Burrell
John R. Platt
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Robert J. Stiles
Alverda
Pine Two
David Pisch
Chine
Joseph Deditch
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R.D
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