World Treaty Against Terrorism Debated At ICAO Session
A 15 nation ICAO subcommittee advances a U S Canadian British French draft to a parent legal committee while opposition grows. The proposal would allow sanctions up to suspending international air service against states refusing to extradite or prosecute hijackers or return passengers and crews. Leaders warn on Munich massacre and call for decisive action though some doubt ratification before 1974.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Rogers
Subcommittee
Brower
ICAO
David M. Miller
U.N. Security Council
Railroad Workers End Strike In Pittsburgh Back to Work
About 500 maintenance workers from U S Steel Union Railroad, part of United Steelworkers Local 1913, returned to duties after a four day strike over contract demands. A tentative agreement was ratified by about 2 to 1 during a five hour union meeting. Details were not disclosed. Some 700 other railroad engineers and trainmen honored the picket lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel Corp
Union Railroad
United Steelworkers
U.S. Steel
Judge orders probe into Pittsburgh Allegheny school board
An Allegheny County judge called for an investigation of the Pittsburgh school board over what he described as a state bordering on anarchy in public schools. He barred 47 white students from transferring from Carrick to Knoxville Junior High until safety and learning conditions improve. The order criticizes administration, supervision, discipline, and coordination with police, while officials defer comment pending study. Parents of affected pupils requested the court action, denying racial motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Ralph H. Smith
Smith
Carrick
Knoxville Junior High School
Knoxville
Archbishop Lord Fisher Dies of Stroke at 85
SHERBORNE England AP Lord Fisher of Lam beth the Archbishop of Canterbury from 1945 to 1961 died early today after a stroke. He was 85. He suffered a slight stroke on Thursday and was taken to a hospital in Dorset market town. As primate of the Anglican Church he led the church and was raised to the peerage after retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherborne
England
Lord Fisher of
Lambeth
Canterbury
Lord Fisher
Dorset
Barker Pleads Innocent In Notary Fraud Case
Bernard L. Barker a Miami real estate broker and former CIA operative pleaded innocent to fraudulently notarizing a $25 000 Republican campaign contribution. Judge Paul Baker set bond at 1000 and ordered Barker to stand trial on the felony charge October 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Bernard L. Barker
Paul Baker
Barker
CIA
Grand Jury Seeks Free Parking and Courthouse Upgrades
Indiana County grand jurors completed reviews of 56 bills, approving 50 for court action and dismissing six. They urged free parking stickers for jurors behind the courthouse, recommended coffee and vending equipment in the jury room, and praised the courthouse’s upkeep while urging faster jail work and improved county home facilities. Albert P. Mauro named jury foreman. Also notes Musashi to race in Washington DC International at Laurel on Nov 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Indiana County Court
Donald Smith
Albert P. Mauro
Douglass Ave
Indiana
Forman
Edwin M. Clark
Fifty Cases Approved By Indiana County Grand Jury
The Indiana County Grand Jury approved fifty cases for further court action this week. Several defendants face charges including sale and possession of drugs, violation of the drug act, burglary, larceny, driving while intoxicated, and related counts. Names and addresses are listed for the individuals awaiting plea opportunities before jury trials.
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Indiana County Grand Jury
Edward Lawry
South St
Indiana
Thomas Spear
Eric
Thomas Hoopes
Dillsburg
George Ratsards
Doylestown
Edward Pugh
Morton
Edward McAfee
Johnsonburg
Clifford Baker
Maple St
Foster Schrander
Wayne Ave
Gary Pettinato
Bayville
N.Y
Fred Reeves
Thomas Williams
Aliquippa
Eric Datley
Bethel Park
David McClung
Philadelphia St
Roberts van Eman
McKeesport
Terrance O’tell
Kittanning
Doyle Rager
Josephine
Harry Cochran
Chevy Chase
Joan Schuller
Green Valley Dr
William Jones
Blairsville
Jack Dominick
Carapolis
Anthony Cavalier
Pittsburgh
Valgene Bartlebaugh
Arcadia
Richard Vos
Schedule of Cockport Fair Activities and Events
Friday and Saturday schedule lists events for September 15 16 including Children's Day activities at Marion Center High School Band Pet Parade watch awards Sheep Dog Demonstration high school bands tractor pulls horse shoe pitching rolling pin throwing contest tricycle race open log sawing contest and country style sing along. Door prizes are awarded throughout.
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Purchase Line High School
Marion Center
the Rebels
Grand Jury disposition list of local criminal cases
A long roster shows numerous indictments and charges including burglary larceny assault and battery driving while intoxicated and morals offenses. Several defendants received guilty pleas or were sentenced while others had cases dismissed or not pressed with no further action and some cases continued to a later Grand Jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hillard
Millvale
William Rice
Clymer
James Walker
Arcadia
Barbara Coalmer
Dixonville
Richard Vos
Hittsburgh
Robert Vos
Robert Earl Cessna
Rossiter
George Blystone
Marion Center
Theodore William Salsgiver
Glen Campbell
Melvin Whitling
Barnesboro
Robert Slater Jr
Indiana
William Carley
Maple St
Alan Miller
Robison
Monroe Reese
Blairsville
Theodore Smith
Helen Planisky
Alex Glebovich
Water St
Walter Witmer
Black Lick
David Edward Shirley
Norman L. Brewer
Creekside
James M. Scott
Kittanning
Batte
Trustees State Torrance Meet
BLAIRSVILLE The regular meeting of the Board of trustees of Torrante State Hospital will be held at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Sept. 20 in the medical library at Dibert Building admissions building. Meetings are open to the general public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Torrante State Hospital
Dibert
City Pays During Philadelphia School Strike
The Philadelphia school district continues salaries at 70 000 daily amid a nine day strike. About 40 500 goes to 400 principals and vice principals remaining in 280 schools, while 30 000 funds central staff for eight subdistricts. Teachers custodians bus drivers and cafeteria workers are furloughed with pay halted. No formal classes have occurred for 285 000 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Standby Historical Tour Sets Departure in Indiana County
Persons may standby for the Historical Society tour to Latrobe Laughlintown and Somerset. Space on the third bus will be filled on a first come basis if they report to the rear of the Indiana County Courthouse tomorrow before 9 a.m. departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Historical Society
Latrobe
Laughlintown
Somerset
Indiana County
British Ram Auto Capture of IRA Chief in Belfast Raid
In Belfast British troops rammed a hijacked car and captured IRA chief Jim Bryson who escaped from a prison ship eight months ago. A hotel bombing in a Catholic district killed a driver and injured 49, raising Northern Ireland's toll to 557 dead in three years of violence. Nine other gunmen were wounded or hit, eight hotel blasts occurred with no injuries. Bryson fled, fired, and was tackled after a pursuit. one companion was shot escaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
Ulster
Jim Bryson
Bryson
Prison Head Claims Attica Riot Orchestrated by Inmates
State Correction Commissioner Rus sell G. Oswald says in his forthcoming book Attica My Story that the Attica prison uprising was planned and executed by skilled revolutionary inmates. He contrasts this with the State Special Commission finding it spontaneous. The book, to be published Oct. 13 by Doubleday, portrays rebels as radical Marxist-Leninist leaders and notes weapons were manufactured over weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Russell G. Oswald
Attica
Oswald
State Special Commission On
South Vietnam
Doubleday
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