New York Newspaper Strike Talks Stir City Officials
AP reports Mayor Wagner joined in efforts to end a partial newspaper blackout affecting seven papers including the Times and Post. Negotiations with the Times and New York Newspaper Guild resumed after six dailies suspended Thursday, amid disputes over automation protections and potential layoffs.
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California Fires Burn 195000 Acres Across Northern Counties
California forestry officials report 195000 acres burned across 19 counties in the north, with more than 250 rural structures destroyed and one volunteer firefighter killed. About 5000 firefighters had controlled over three quarters of the blaze, easing pressure as winds eased. Two major fires aflame near Redding and Napa-Chiles Valley, threatening communities earlier, now face containment hopes by nightfall.
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United Fund Campaign Drive Opens Official Start
United Fund Commercial Division kicks off with volunteers rallying full speed ahead for the USFL campaign. Roger Reachini, division chairman, applauds strong leadership and teamwork from Group chairs including Joe Huscumtes, Dick Sherry, John Sughiuc, Dave Brodsky, and others across tenant firms and insurers.
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Dog Training Bill Signed Increases Fees In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP reports a new dog training bill doubles the registration fee for special dog training area permits to 20 dollars and exempts clubs and organizations from paying an extra five dollar field trial permit fee for each event.
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Grand Jury Disposes Of Cases Here
Indiana cases reveal plea entered by Robert Dale Carley and multiple charges against Joseph Altshouse and John Stefanik. Cecil Melvin’s liquor to minor case dismissed while Raymond Thomas, Norman E Bartlebaugh, and Butler Thomas face various traffic and support charges with approvals noted.
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Local Youth Compete In Dairy Show Across Indiana County
Indiana County youths took part in the State Dairy Show with results announced by Associate Agri culture Agent Richard Ifft. The Southwest District Jersey Group, including three from Indiana County, placed second. Participants named include Sharon M. Millen Marion Center Route 2 Willis Houck Clymer Route 1 and Mary Lee Black Marion Center Route 2. Additional results concern 4-H and FFA members with multiple names and placements, along with reported court cases and local notices.
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Leading Biologist Questions Mars Lifelessness Claim
Dr Colin Pittendrigh of Princeton argues Mariner 4 photos do not prove Mars is lifeless. He says life elsewhere may be microbial, and space missions like Voyager could still answer how common life is in the universe. He notes Mars shows carbon dioxide atmosphere and amino acids, but not definitive proof of no life.
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Action in Vietnam Air War Report and Local Notice
Military brief notes 172 sorties flown over North Vietnam with 87 aircraft in action and one F105 downed near Dien Bien Phu. Midway carrier group Skyhawks struck Vinh area destroying three buildings and damaging three others. No parachute sighted for the downed plane, SAR ended. other sorties returned safely. Local obituary mentions Mrs Ondo, associated with American Legion Post 493 in Homer City.
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Obituaries and War News From Indiana Area
Obituaries list multiple local residents with dates of death September 17 1965 and other years plus surviving relatives. Included are Mrs Elizabeth Bires Indo born 1880 and Clara Idallame Walter Richards Henry 89, with details of families and funeral plans. Also wartime dispatches describe a U S bombing incident in a disputed zone and casualty figures with official statements and investigations.
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Ebensburg hosts West Central District Christian Churches convention
The First Christian Church of Ebensburg hosts the West Central District Christian Churches convention with Rev. Robert Garrett as host pastor and Rev. Harold Lillie as a district official. Afternoon session features Dr. Clarence Schnars lecture Philosophies of Restructure and a panel moderated by Rev. David Gray with Rev. Harold Lillie. Evening program includes organ piano recital and music, concluding with a revival on Evangelism led by Dr. Clarence H. Schnars. Attending churches include Altus Alverda Blanchard Big Run Beckley Hills Clymer Ebensburg Gipsy Howard Indiana Johnstown First Mononghela Moxham Orviston? Gscoule Mills Pine Vale Philipsburg says Kirthland and State College. Burial for Charlotte Amanda Henry, 91, Indiana, and notices for Janet Hamilton Pugh, 76, Bogota New Jersey, with services and dates listed.
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War hero held in kidnapping near Belgrade Lakes
Roger R. Haller, 31, of Bangor, Korean War Silver Star and Purple Heart recipient, surrendered to state troopers after abducting four prominent surgeon's wife for 22 hours. He was found unarmed beneath a picnic table at a Belgrade lakes Camp, then taken to Bangor White County Jail. The alleged victim, Liyang P. McGum, 29, reported being threatened but not harmed during the wild ride. Police quoted Haller as behaving erratically during the 22 hour incident and awaiting arraignment on charges of kidnapping.
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President lauds USAF at Air Force Association banquet
President Johnson praised the Air Force for helping maintain space and deterrence in a troubled world. He called its power a dramatic demonstration of contribution to national policy in a special message read at the Air Force Association banquet on Friday night. The remarks mark the Air Force’s anniversary as a separate service.
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Fragmentary account of arrest and witness remarks
Incomplete text describes a pistol being discarded before capture. Witnesses mention Mrs. McGinn as a grandniece of Edward A. Pierce and reference a banking/ brokerage firm. An Associated Press interview captures chaotic remarks as a man at the door identifies himself and faces a distinctive mark on his face, with bystanders reacting to the scene.
Man, Woman Victims At Niagara Falls
AP reports a young man fell 180 feet from Rainbow Bridge into the Niagara River early today, hours after a woman was swept over American Falls. Both presumed dead. identities unknown. Police described the man as in his early twenties, standing on a railing before the plunge. A woman, believed to be in her thirties, was carried over the Upper Niagara River and a paper package and items were found on the river bank.
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High Speed Test Train Bill Passes House in Washington
A compromise bill to develop a test train capable of 150 miles per hour was passed by the House in Washington. The measure aims to advance high speed rail development amid technical and funding debates.
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Montgomery Ward Bargains With AFL CIO Union
Washington AP report states Montgomery Ward stores in Butler Meadville DuBois and Punxsutawney Pa were ordered by the National Labor Relations Board to recognize the AFL CIO International Retail Clerks Association as the exclusive bargaining agent for Ward employees. The ruling follows a representation petition filed by the Chicago based union fighting for certification.
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Rock n roll singer Henderson stopped by detectives
Atlanta police report 22 year old rock n roll singer David Henderson was halted after two detectives stopped the show at a night club. Detectives E Brown and J Hull said he was wanted for escaping from a Georgia works camp on Oct 24 1984. He had been serving a five year sentence for auto larceny and receiving stolen goods.
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