20th Anniversary UN Session Opens Amid Peace Hopes
The 20th United Nations General Assembly opens under an LBJ mandate with a U S Soviet co presidency. Amid Viet Nam tensions delegates anticipate Pope Paul VI speech and potential progress on voting topics after a cease fire and funding disputes. The session welcomes new members Gambia Maldive Islands and Singapore and aims to resume resolutions after last year’s inactivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weletam N. Oatis
United Nations
N.Y
Viet Nam
Amintore Fanfani
Italy
Pope Paul
Gambia
Sion
Maldive Islands
Singa
U.S
Arthur Spore
U.N
J. Goldberg
Ed States
India
Pakistan
Securitheir
Assembly
Council
United
Soviet Union
Blairsville Bobcat Guard Seriously Injured in Football Game
Blairsville left guard Larry Clawson was listed in satisfactory condition at Indiana Hospital after receiving an in injury during Blairsville Penn game. He was detained for a rocket motor incident near Homestead Florida according to hospital sources.
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Blairsville
Larry Clawson
Indiana Hospital
Homestead
Fla
Blairsville - Penn
Space Agency
America
Clawson
Glades
Striking Miners Return Amid Broad Labor Talks
About 10,000 striking coal miners in West Virginia Ohio and Western Pennsylvania resume work after unions vote to end the walkout. Delegations will visit Washington to meet USW leaders and discuss the fired workers tied to earlier strikes.
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Clarksville
United Mine Workers Districts
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
John P.cassidy
USW
Washington
Tony Boyle
Cassidy
Boyle
Hanna Coal Co
Moundsville
W. Va
Greensburg Fireman In Top Post
Jacob W Weinman of Greensburg was elected president of the Firemen's Association of Pennsylvania at its semiyearly convention attended by over 3,000 firefighters. Other officers named include Walter F. Cuusuntugs Philadelphia senior vice president, Robert K. Baxter Chester caster vice president, James H. Caldwell Deary Westen vice president, Arthur C. Pocter Lewis town secretary, Job H. Yimmermen Lebanon treasurer, and Rev. Bo Ho Uhoistlauaun Lebo chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York, Pa
Jacob W Weinman
Greensburg
Firemen’s Association of Pennsylvaniax
Weinman
Maul Z. Enid
Mauhehn
Lewy G. Rittenhouse
Lansdale
Walter F. Cuusuntugs
Fiuladelphia
Robert K. Baxter
Chester
Caster
James H. Caldwell
Devry
Westen
Arthur C. Pocter
Lewis
Town
Job H. Yimermmen
Lebanon
Wnd
Tie
Bo Ho Uhoistlauaun
Lebo
Vatican Council Ends Week With Vote On Liberty Document
The Vatican II assembly of bishops, meeting in its fourth session, edged toward December closing with 2000 delegates voting initial approval of a religious liberty declaration. They also accepted a major core document outlining Catholic approaches to global issues and faced ongoing work on a theology of Scripture and other topics.
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Vatican Cyry
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Council
Wiltete Cummins Uie
Udere
Lotire
Greek Premier Stephanos Stephano poulos survives confidence vote
In Athens Stephanos Stephano poulos won a 152 to 148 confidence vote in a 21 member coalition, ending Greece worst government crisis in 20 years. The prime minister, a dissident Papandreou ally, held firm as deputies shifted, while Papandreou supporters vowed renewed struggle.
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Athens
Greece
Stephanos Stephanopoulos
Constantine
George Papandreou
Stephanopoulos
Papandreou
Center Union Party
National Radical Union
Plus
The
Progressive Party
Dld
Center Valea
Papandreeou
Tormier
United Democratic Left
Eines
Elrope
Papendievd
Parlianecit
Chiet
Shane
Meubets
Ue New Guyecue
Eeul
Piva
Huwe Papandreuu
Spectacular Fire Sweeps Pittsburgh Warehouse
A general alarm blaze in Pittsburgh’s West End destroyed a one story warehouse after starting in a box car at a rail siding. Damages were estimated at 1 to 1.5 million dollars with winds fanning flames as firemen battled the plastics and paint fuels. several firefighters suffered smoke inhalation.
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Pittsburgh
West End
Stephen Adley
Robert Buschwash
Associated Hardware
John Mangan
Adley
Mystery Boy Identity Possibility At Miami Airport
In Miami authorities consider the silent boy found at Miami International Airport may be Ricky Thorne a 14 year old from Troy Michigan who has been speechless since a two year old automobile accident Troy police cite a newspaper photo to identify him while Miami officials say the boy arrived with a red haired woman from Detroit and no parents have been located yet.
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Miami
Fla
Miami International Airport
Ricky Thorne
Detroit
Troy
Thomas Morris
Ricky
Baking Firm Negotiations To Resume
Negotiations to end the National Biscuit Co strike with 9,000 workers resume in Washington after a mediation service led session. The walkout affects prints in 12 cities including Chester Pittsburgh York and Philadelphia. The dispute covers wages pensions and vacations with AFL-CIO union involvement and deputy director Robert H. Moore presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Biscuit Co
Federal Mediation Service
Chester
Pittsburgh
York
Philadelphia
American Bakery and Confectionery Workers Union Afl-Cio
Robert H. Moore
Mediation Service
Panama and Canal Plan Draw Wide Political Support
Washington AP report notes mixed views on Panama Canal partnership. President Johnson’s plan gains backing from leaders while critics call the move foolish and contrary to justice. Senate and House leaders urge reasonable solution and broader support for a Panamanian partner in the canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Panama
Dent Johnson
Panama Canal
Sullivan
Con
Forts
House
Senate
Thepreach
Idea
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Mike Mansfield
Leonor K. Sul
Kvan
D-Mo
Mansfield
Carl Albert
Blue Shield plan backed by Pennsylvania Medical Society
Atlantic City AP report notes a pilot Blue Shield system paying doctors by prevailing fees rather than a fixed rate. The Pennsylvania Medical Society's delegates withheld final judgment to test further, amid complaints that current fixed fees are too low. County societies pushed for higher fees while pilots expanded from Pottstown to Erie and Reading.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Pennsylvania Medical Society
House of Delegates
Pottstown
Erie
Reading
Medical Society
New Castle Man Pleads Innocent in Bank Fraud Case
James R. Fercese, 31, of New Castle Pennsylvania, pleads innocent in US District Court to distributing counterfeit stock certificates and using them as security for loans from six Ohio banks. Judge Battisti continues bond. case moved via Pittsburgh proceeding.
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Youngstown
Ohi
James R. Fercese
New Castle
Ohio
Frank J. Battisti
Pittsburgh
Ferreo
Wathatiel KR. Sunes
Perrese
PennsylVailla
Bertwac
Uae
Elu Ubig District
Cou
Pedestrian killed near Latrobe in hit and run
State police identify the victim as Earl Moore, 77, of New Orleans after a hit-and-run near Latrobe on Route 30 in Unity Township, Westmoreland County. He died at Latrobe Hospital.
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Latrobe, Pa
New Orleans
Latrobe
Earl Moore
Laatrobe
Unity Two
Westmoreland County
Latrobe Hospital
PDH Seeks Bids for 6.02 Miles in Armstrong Areas
Senator Albert R. Pechan announced that the Pennsylvania Department of Highways will advertise and receive bids Friday Oct 22 for road projects in Armstrong and Jefferson counties. The Armstrong work covers 6.02 miles of Legislative Route 03065 across Plum Creek Township Cowanshannock Township and Atwood borough with bituminous pavement and two bridges. In Jefferson County bids cover Legislative Route 6% and Route 6 in Rose and Oliver townships about 4.8 miles for widening roads from 16 to 20 feet and adding a concrete arch section.
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Albert R. Pechan
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Armstrong
Delersen
Plum Creek
Cowanshannock
Atwood Borough
Armstrong Co
Jefferson County
Rose and
Oliver
ieAlating
Tension Flare Near Lahore Twin Fronts Amid Survey
In BATAPUK Pakistan and nearby forces from Fekistan and India faced off along a shallow fast-flowing canal near Lahore. Officers surveyed each other from under 3 feet of distance in a tense sector where archery duels were once staged before lighting faded, as UN cease fire efforts continue.
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Batapuk
Pakistan
Apu
United Nations
Lahore Twin
Clark Seeks Birth Control Discussion
Washington Senator Joseph S Clark calls for a public discussion of birth control amid House conferees' move to remove a provision promoting family planning in the Economic Opportunity Act. He says the issue remains a serious wartime poverty problem and notes existing OEO sanctioned projects in Corpus Christi Austin Oakland St Louis Buffalo Nashville.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Joseph S. Clark
House
Senate
Rearrested Man Tied to Centre Clinton Jail Burglaries
LOCK HAVEN Pa AP Police rearrest Centre County man George Harold Loner in an ongoing burglary ring case linked to the Centre and Clinton county jails. Loner, one of seven men previously arrested and released for lack of evidence, faces burglary larceny and prison breach charges based on testimony from Gary Davenport 24 of Gloversville NY who pleaded guilty this week. Loner is held in Clinton County jail awaiting a preliminary hearing next week.
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Lock Haven
Centre
Clinton County
George Harold Loner
Gary Davenport
Gloversville
N. Y
Loner
Army on March in North Beach Barricades
San Francisco AP reports Salvation Army marchers entered North Beach Friday night amid horns and drums echoing the Barbary Coast era. Protest centered on topless performers in North Beach clubs as officials note two municipal officials have acquitted girls or.
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San Francisco
Salvation Army
North Beach
Salles
California GOP Split Deepens Over Reform Efforts
In San Francisco observers describe a widening rift within the California Republican party as reform advocates clash with traditionalists at a party convention. Evangelists set up near Broadway and Keary streets while candidates pledge to uphold Christian principles, drawing more than 2,000 onlookers as internal divisions surface amid campaigning.
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San Francisco
Ifornia
Republican Party
Rameog
Acur Auneld Keagen
Pigea
Tiparty
Broadway
Kearty
Police Hunt Escaped Gunman in Lancaster County
Police widened road blocks and tied up transport terminals overnight chasing escaped prisoner Szulczewski, serving time for shooting two state troopers. He escaped Clymer prison with a hacksaw and improvised rope. investigators probe possible inside help and list three lead agents.
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Lancaster
Tames Eugenie Saubrowski
Saviec- 2A
Milwaukee
Wis
Bence
Clymer
Satir
Lancaster County
Willian Parker
East Mahoning
William, G. Johnstone Jr
Clarence Newcomer
Walter E. Allessandroni
Mabel Bishop
Bel
Salvation Army
New
State Bureau
Cort Castle
Alessandroni
Punxsutawney
New Castle
Szulczewski
Atttorney
Wilson Bucher
Asl
Charles E. Simmons
Lancaster City
Walter Goeke
Donald Hollywood
D.A
Eugene Szulczewski
Pennsylvania
Obituary of 16 Day Old Infant William Clyde Wheat Er
William Clyde Wheat er, 16 day old infant son of Clyde Wheeler and wife of Clymer R D 1, died in Indiana Hospital on Thursday September 12 1965. Survived by parents, one sister Joni, maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Claretha Treese of Clymer R D and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Clyde Wheeler Sr of Dix.
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William Clyde Wheater
Clyde Wheeler
Clymer R.D
Indiana Hospital
Joni
Claretha Treese
Dixprarifte
Obituary notices detail Shields and Sheesley families
The obituary notices list survivors of John Shields of Punxsutawney and John Emery Sheesley of Hillsdale along with other family members. Services are set for Pine Cemetery Canoe Township Indiana County and Rowey Cemetery Hillsdale, with interments in each location. Additional notice of Clara Elliott Mercer of Doylestown Pa details her viewing and funeral arrangements at Hunter Funeral Home Saltsburg and Edgewood Cemetery Saltsburg.
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Allen Peace
Wallace Jones
Paul Murphy
Winifred Shields
Ernest Shields
New Castle
Earl Mase
Altoona
Walter Burkhouse
Lowellville
Ralph Blair
Campbell, C
Erma Rossi
Ebensburg
Donald
George
Meridian
Conn
AIC
Wilbur Shields
Texas
John Shields
Indiana
Norris Shields
Jamestown
N.Y
Allen Duff
Fila
Bertha Lydie
Smethport
Pifer
Punxsutawney
Hagen
Maj
Dihle
Salvation Army
Pine Cemetery
Canoe, Twp
Indiana Co
John Emery Sheesley
Hillsdale
Ellizantha Ross-Sheesley
Grant ,Twp
Lorella Henry
Shyrock Grange
Bowdertown
James (Milldred) Getty
Oberlin
Laura Belle) Fleming
Cherry Tree
Max
Lucille) Fuller
Clearfield
Frank
Pauline) Todd
McKeesport
Mervin
Vivian) Small
Eric
George Sheesley
Dundock
Alonzo Sheesey
Barnesboro
R.D
Dalrigh
Jay
W. E. Shaffer
Rowey Cemetery
Clara Elliott Mercer
Doylestown
Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital
Darby
Hunter Funeral Home
Saltsburg
John H. Ashenfelter
Edgewood Cemetery
Boy stops racial scare after Springfield protest stop
In Springfield Ohio after the fatal stabbing of Ralph Stinnett 18 a mob of about 300 Negro youths left South High School in protest. Harold Pack 17 white was arrested on juvenile delinquency and second degree murder charges. George Cobb a friend of Stinnett calmed the crowd at a YMCA urging restraint as officials met with community leaders. Two Friday night football games were canceled at Stinnett family request.
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Springfield
Ohio
South High School
Ralph Stinnett
Harold D. Pack
Stinnett
Pack
Urban League
YMCA
George Cobb
Cobb
Horace Mortis
Road Plan hinges on borrowing approval in Pa
Harrisburg AP Gov Scranton warns expanded highway program for the current fiscal year depends on legislative approval of 200 million borrowing authority. He says failure to secure funds would force a 54 million cut from the 292 million construction plan for 1995 to 1998. Weather cancels an air tour inspecting ongoing projects in central Pennsylvania.
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Harrisburg
Gav
Scranton
Pensylvania
Pennsylvania
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Aeronautics and Space Administration
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William Chen
Mononga
Lin County
Cohen
Mead Cascils
Aus
Blackie
Newark
Raymond McBride
PDH
Clark
California
GOP
Ross Holmes
Edward Shields
Johnstone
Szulczew
Ski
Newcomer
Theip
James and
Minta Aigood Shialde
Boy
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