Thirteen Mafiosi Warned After $1.3 Million Bail Posted
Thirteen Cosa Nostra figures freed on $1.3 million bail face a weekend to decide what to tell a Queens grand jury probing syndicate activities. They are to be questioned Monday on power shifts and hierarchy changes as a restaurant stakeout witness links the group to Mafia operations across multiple states. Local authorities describe the roundup as highly significant, comparing it to the 1957 Apalachin arrest.
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John Vinocur
NEW York
Cosa Nostra
Queens
Forest Hills
Sanford Garelik
Saving Patterns Shifts With Higher Interest Rates
Washington AP reports the government notes big changes in American saving habits. In the first half of this year individuals invested 8.9 billion dollars in securities while 3.6 billion went into cash type assets such as savings deposits. This reverses 1965 figures when 11.4 billion went to cash savings and 3.2 billion to securities.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Commission
Secret research idea cut suspends defense study
The Defense Department suspended a proposed Ohio State University study on how people react to classified data after Rep. John E. Moss complained. Deputy Secretary Cyrus R. Vance said the project aimed to aid security, not public information programs.
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Washington
Defense Department
John E. Moss
D-Calif
House
Government Information Subcommittee
Moss
Cyrus R. Vance
Ohio State University
Georgetown lifts dorm drinking ban to build student responsibility
Georgetown University, a Catholic-supported school with about 6,700 students, ends its ban on alcohol in men’s dorm rooms. Rev Anthony J Zens says all male students may keep beer and hard liquor in dormitories, with penalties for misuse and trust in students to exercise judgment.
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Wasshington
Georgetown University
Anthony J. Zens
Father Zeits
A. F. Moreau Low Bidder On 119 Project
A. F. Moreau & Sons of Indiana submitted the low bid for widening and reconstructing Route 119 south of Indiana. The project would widen the highway from the borough line to the existing four lane roadway. The bid was reportedly $530,317.62 and bids were opened today in Harrisburg.
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Harrisburg
A. F. Moreau & Sons
Indiana
Borough
Strike Hits Commuters In Tokyo
Tokyo's Transportation Workers Union staged a three hour walkout during the morning rush, leaving 350000 commuters without street cars, buses, and a subway. Negotiations with the city failed over immediate payment of 389000 in monthly allowances including overtime pay, amid funding shortages after a fare increase plan was rejected. The strike ended at 8 am.
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Tokyo
Transportation Workers Union
National Railways
Assembly
Transportation Bureau
Teen Mother Faces Murder Trial In Daughter’s Death
PITTSBURGH AP An Allegheny County coroner’s inquest is set as a suburban Pittsburgh teen mother awaits grand jury action on murder charges in the death of her 18 month old daughter Nancy Adams 19 of Stowe Two the body found in a dresser drawer September 15 close to the scene of the incident.
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Pittsburgh
Nancy Adams
Stowe Two
Allegheny County
Driver Injured After One Car Crash Near Valier
Ronald Courson, 49, of Valier, was admitted to Adrian Hospital in Punxsutawney for observation after a one car accident near Valier. He suffered an abrasion to the nose, a finger laceration, and possible back injuries. The vehicle was reportedly demolished in the mishap.
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Valier
Ronald Courson
Adrian Hospital
Punxsutawney
Alabama judge may dismiss Coleman case seeks tougher indictment
Alabama attorney general Richmond Flowers asked a circuit judge to dismiss charges against Thomas L. Coleman in the Daniels shooting case. If granted a new grand jury could return a harsher indictment. Across the nation protests and desegregation tensions continued with arrests at a Harlem school, a Bogalusa school restraining order, and calls from NAACP leaders.
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ALCL
Richmond Flowers
Thomas L.j Coleman
Richard Morrisree
Chicago
Episcopal
Coleman
Land
Daniels
New York
Harlem
Stanley Lisser
New Orleans
Bogalusa
Judge Bans Attacks On Negro Youths
NEW ORLEANS AP A federal court barred six white teenagers at Bogalusa High School from attacking Negro pupils. U S Dist Judge Frederick J R Heebe issued a temporary restraining order and set Oct 1 for a hearing on the injunction petition. The town has seen intermittent civil rights unrest tied to the Bogalusa Civic and Voters League and CORE. Police broke up a tense white and Negro confrontation outside a school earlier in September.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Gloster B. Current
New York
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Vancouver
B.C
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
South
Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Stokely Carmichael
Wallace
Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Atlanta
New Orleans
Bogalusa High School
U.S. Dist
Frederick J. R. Heebe
Bogalusa
Bogalusa Civic and Voters League
Congress of Racial Equality
Young‘sters
Eee
Rayne Township Scouting Meet
Residents of the Rayne Township Elementary School area are invited to a meeting on September 27 at the school to discuss continuing Cub Scouting. Additional leadership is needed to run Cub Pack 34, with a call for fathers of boys aged eight to ten to serve on committees and for Den Mothers from the Ernest area.
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Rayne Township
Ernest
Grange Plans Open Meeting at Armstrong Grange 1645
Armstrong Grange 1645 will hold an open meeting on Wednesday September 27 at 8 p.m. A good program is planned and all are welcome. Gingerbread will be served for refreshments according to officials.
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Armstrong Grange 1645
Long Hair as Mod Look Spurs Dallas Case
Dallas teens Webb and the Farrell brothers contest Samuels High School’s ban on their Beatle length hair. A temporary restraining order lets them attend classes while lawyers press civil rights claims. The Monroes argue hair length reflects fashion, while Principal Lanham cites orderly conduct. Several teen witnesses testified hair length trends in youth culture.
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Dallas
Tex
Jim Burklee
Samuels High School
Stephen Webb
Paul
Phillip Farrell
Sounds Unlimited
U.S. Dist
W.M. Taylor Jr
Lanham
W.T. White
Lee McShan
Board of
White
Tanzania greets Nasser on five day state visit
In Zanzibar Tanzania a 21 gun salute welcomed President Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic as he arrived for a five day state visit. He was met by First Vice President Abeid Karume who leads the government after Zanzibar overthrew the sultan in 1964 and whose region later joined Tanganyika to form the United Republic of Tanzania.
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Zanzibar
Tanzania
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Nasser
Abeid Karume
Panganyika
United Republic of Tanzania
Youth Charged in Zanzibar Arabs Assault Case
Zanzibar Arabs, descendants of slave traders, faced charges including assault with intent to kill after a Wednesday incident at an airport. Ralph, 18, was wounded by a .22 rifle as part of a guard unit connected to the Zanzibar Peoples Army. State police filed charges at Surattanvile.
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Zanzibar
Qil
Surattanvile
Obituary notices from Indiana area 1966-1968 records
A collage of obituaries and funeral notices from Indiana area including Alberta Frazier Wing er 71, Sharon Georgette Shultz Williams 21, Thomas Nelson Larsen 58, Hazel Gardner Overman 59, Frank W. McGara Sr. 70, Isabel Cunningham Phillips 56, Viola B. Fiscus Ed Miston, Delbert G. Pardee 52, Michael J. Sullivan 68, with details of birth, residence Indiana Pa counties, family survivors, funeral homes Robinson-Lytle's and Albert E Raleigh, service dates Sept 1966-1968, and interment at Oakland or St Bernards cemeteries.
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Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes Lodge 1583
Charles B
Smithport
James
Commodore R.D
William Veterans Hospital
Altoona
Ellsworth H
Punxsutawney
Lenia Biss
Utica
Howard
Frances) Pierce
Homer City
Aaron
Cherry Tree R.D
Ralph
Springville
William I
Harrisburg
Jane) Jacoby
Indiana
Paul E
Denton
Albert E. Raleigh
Hillsdale
Thomas Lynn
Thompson
Sharon Georgette Shultz Williams
Lynn Edward Williams
R.D
St. Francis Hospital
Pittsburgh
John W
Margaret Ober Shultz
Larry J. Shultz
U.S., Air Force
Lockbourne Afb
Ohio
Thomas Nelson Larsen
North Ninth St
Emilie
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co
Martha Gould
Thomas Larsen
du Bois
Adrian
Larsen
Indiana Lodge No
Robinson - Lytle’s
Theodore D. Taylor
St. Bernards Cemetery
Hazel Gardner Overman
Carlisle St
Indiana Hospital
Hallow Funeral Home
Gazette
Frank W. McGara, SR
Claire Sharrer MceGara
Washington St
Chambersville
Thomas Blair
Nancy Smith McGara
McCreary Tire and Rubber Co
First Methodist Church of
Frank W., Jr
Jeannette
Lottie Mahan
Robinson - Lytle's
H. W. Jamison
Isabel Cunningham
Phil.lips
South 1Th
St. Indiana
Shadyside Hospital
Jacksonville
Indiana County
Alexander and
Ricchie Uncapher Cunningham
American Red Cross
Samuel
Edna) Cunningham
Ross P
Florence) Steetle
Robinson-Lytle’s
Ev. R. Byron Crozier
Oakland Cemetery
Viola B. Fiscus Edmiston
William Edmiston
Water St
George McNeel
Delbert G. Pardee
Bertha Wissinger Pardee
Rochester Mills
Conemaugh Valley Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
Norman
Mary Smith Pardee
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Cleveland
Terry
Nancy) Harris
Riverdale
Meadville
Susan
David
Carol
Roger
Mary Pardee
Lloyd
Youngstown
Arthur
Robert
Elyria
George
Rose) Brown
Crawford Funeral Home
Marion Center
William Kinsey
Pine Grove
Michael J. Sullivan
Bertha Zabeau Sullivan
Elny St
Michael
Margaret Millett Sullivan
New York City
National Valve and Manufacturing Co
Keystone
Shelocta
St. Bernard’s Church
Father McNells Council
Knights of Columbus
American Legion
U.S. Navy
William J
Hayestown
Thomas M
U.S. Army
Pine Bluff Arsenal
Pine Bluff
Ark
William
John
Richard
Msgr
James Brady
St. Bernards
Father McNelis
K. of C
Court St. Bernard
Lindsay To Enlarge School Role
New York AP Mayor John Lindsay vows to broaden city oversight of Harlem's 5 million Intermediate School 201 dispute after three days of picketing and arrests. He faults the Board of Education for isolation while meeting with Harlem parents to discuss principal selection and Negro leadership in schools.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Harlem
Lindsay
Board of Education
City Hall
William Booth
Human Rights Commission
Stanley Lisser
Beaver Dam Causes Troubles in Kentucky
In Dawson Springs a beaver colony built a dam on the Tradewater River diverting water, drying the river bed, forming a lake that flooded farms. Neat roads from the bank into corn fields upset farmers who plan to report losses to soil conservation officials for potential reimbursement. Work stoppage at the beaver dam continues.
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Dawson Springs
Uncle Sam
Kentucky
Soil Conservation Office
Beaver Dam
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Handquite
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Tommy Ryan) Eboli
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Carlo Gambino
Joseph’ Columbo
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Mime) Miranda
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Copenhagen
Mamma
Tove
Alabama
Alberta Frazier Winger
Charles E. Winger
Gompers Ave
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William and Mary Hoffman Frazier
Charles “Hooter" H. Kanarr
Commodore R.D. 1
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Kittanning
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