Mexican students burn buses in sporadic city violence
Sporadic violence continued in Mexico City as students burned buses and clashed with shopkeepers who refused to back their demands against the government. Police rescued vendors after exchanges of fire, with unconfirmed reports of deaths and injuries amid ongoing campus unrest tied to autonomy and government restrictions ahead of the 1968 Olympics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mexico City
Mexican Olympic Committee
Swuuerns Reallcy
Solent
Javier
Barros Sierra
Regis
Tance
Iidi
Cation
One
Stain
Muro
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
National University
PT Et Il Cette
Two Pittsburgh men sue firm for nine million dollars
A $9 million damage suit filed in Federal District Court alleges radiation burns from a Gulf Research and Development Co unit in Harmarville. Edward I. Czwarla and Tack P. McCandless of Pittsburgh say exposure occurred during testing of a High Voltage Engineering Corp machine, seeking damages for the potentially lethal gamma ray exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Massachusetts
Gulf Research and Development
Harmarville
Edward I. Czwalga
Execu Tack
P. McCandless
Tives
Mansfield
8E Engineering Corp
Supreme Court
Griffin
Fortas
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ernest F. Hollings
Warren Court
Senate
Judiciary Committee
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Warren
Ervin
Johnson
Condition Of Nation Responsible
The murder rate ties more to social economic and cultural factors than gun availability according to Rutgers sociologist Daniel Glaser. Violent deaths are higher in rural South and urban northern areas, with living patterns shaping homicide rates more than gun controls. Katzenbach urged stronger firearm laws and noted most murders occur among family or friends, predicting rising crime as youth population grows. He criticized defenses of order in campaigns and recalled Wallace’s past confrontation at the University of Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daniel Glaser
Rutgers University
Glaser
Nicholas Katzenbach
Congress
Katzenbach
Central Park
Katzenpach
George C. Wallace
Law and Order
Justice Department
Wallace
University of Alabama
Shafer Addresses Race, Rifts, and Nixon Bid
Gov Shafer defends civil rights gains under six year Republican rule noting higher Negro payrolls and a strong civil rights package while denying a Shafer Schweiker rift. He outlines GOP funds and poll standings, plans to campaign for Nixon in Cleveland, and optimism about keeping the Pennsylvania House with favorable reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafer
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Theodore Spaulding
U. S
Richard S. Schweiker
Edmund) Muskie
Muskie
Usibl
Pacifist among five held in sedition probe in Budapest
AP reports Philadelphia pacifist Robert Eaton, 25, and four Westerners were arrested in Budapest on well grounded suspicion of sedition. Eaton, a Quaker vessel captain who ferried medical supplies to Vietnam, is named with a West German, Indian, Dutch, and British citizen as targets of a pamphlet smuggling case. The police mention anti Socialist pamphlets and note alternate biblical names for the Sea of Galilee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Philadelphia
Robert Eaton
North
South
Vietnam
County selects Lowrie and Green for furnishings specs
Indiana County Commissioners awarded a contract to the architectural firm of Lowrie and Green of Harrisburg for specifications for office furnishings in the new county government seat. A survey will catalog current equipment to determine what can be transferred to the courthouse before recommendations are sent to the commissioners for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Commissioners
of Lowrie and Green
Harrisburg
Air Of Calm Masks Romanian Fear Of Soviet Invasion
In Bucharest, air of calm hides fear of a Soviet invasion and ongoing vigilance. Ceausescu pursues an independent foreign line while tightening domestic control, provoking unease about foreigners, dissent, and Warsaw Pact pressure amid border militarization and stalled reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Romania
Nicolae Ceausescu
Sant
Moscow
Ceausescu
Czechoslovakia
Krem
Soviet Union
Baeatoslovakia
West Germany
Austria
Russia
Wallace Bid Cuts Nixon Gains in South Campaign
Nixon, after securing nomination, warns Wallace’s third party bid weakens in the South. He targets Florida, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Virginia as safe, sees potential in North Carolina Georgia and Texas, but acknowledges Wallace’s strength may shape the race. Nixon plans to press Deep South campaigning and hopes Humphrey also campaigns there. He notes Texas’ anti Johnson vote split risk and cites Eisenhower record contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Richard M. Nixon
Alabama
George C. Wallace
South
Nixon
Deep South
Florida
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
North Carolina
Georgia
Texas
Wallace
GOP
Hubert H. Humphrey
Robert M.lafollette
House For Representatives
Atlanta
Humphrey
Johnson
Eisenhower
Monaca Area Crash Kills Three
A cab and a truck collided in Monaca Beaver County early today on Beaver Avenue near 5 10 a m. Three occupants were thrown from the car and killed instantly. Identified were Henry L Cook 22 Eddie L Estelle 30 and Gary H Pugh 20 all from Poarm Falle.
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Monaca
Beaver County
Beaver Avenue
R.L. Revere
Henry L. Cook
Eddie L. Estelle
Gary H. Pugh
Poarnr Falle
Obituaries for Mrs Wary Kopas and Mearl Fridley
Two obituaries, Mrs Wary Kopas 71 of Clinton Street Rossiter and Mearl Fridley 75 Blairsville RD1, note long lives with numerous survivors. Kopas born Sept 21 1897 Punxsutawney, died Punxsutawney date. services at St Francis of Assisi Church Rossiter with interment at Greenwood Cemetery Indiana. Fridley born Jan 21 1893 Hillsdale, died Sept 26 1968 Indiana Hospital. survived by wife Mildred and many children. services at Askew Funeral Home Homer City with interment Greenwood Cemetery Indiana.
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Wary Kopas
Clinton St
Punxeutawney
John and
Mary Mishanko Hmeliar
John Kopas
Kopas
St. Francis of Assisai Church
Rossiter
James
Joanne) Kellerman
Reynoldsville
Lawrence
John
Donald
New Castle
Joseph
Pittsburgh
Fred
Irwin
St. Francis of Assisi Church
Robert Waller
Calvary Cemetery
Punxsutawney
Pifer
Mearl Fridley
Blairsville
R.D
Indiana Hospital
Hillsdale
Noah
Amanda Treese Fridley
Mildred Dishong
Calvin Sam
Arthur
Pearl) Mack
Indiana
Commodore R.D
Martin
Dora) Henry
Ray
Dorothy) Clark
Williamport
Eldon
Helen) Spotts
Montgomery
Zane Buterbaugh
Marion Center R.D
Iva Daugherty
Eric
Fridley
UMWA
Tide
Askew
Homer City
Ralph Houseman
Greenwood Cemetery
Blanche V. Jordan
DuBois
Maple Ave. Hospital
Jacob T
Alice Kerr Hoover
Smicksburg
First Methodist Church of
Rebecca J. Edmonds
Los Angeles
Calif
Clara M. Kane
W. Carl Hoover
Sylvan Beach
N.Y
Robert P. Jordan
Mohney Funeral Home
Morningside Cemetery
Frances C. Dishong McGaughey
Camerong Bottom
Johnstown
Jacob and
Mottie Braddock Donahue
Camerons Bottom
St. Patrick Church
Carl W
Panama Canal Zone
Jack T
Newton Falls
Ohio
Mildred) Westfall
Lenoir
N.C
Blair
Marie) Kinter
Ravenna
Fred Donahue
Hayden
Ariz
Mary Conway
Oscar Dishong
Frank McGaughey
Charles E
Dorothy
Thomas Funeral Home
Marion Center
Heilwood
Church
Robert Elwood McClanahan
Rural Valley
Parks Two
Armstrong County
North Buffalo Twp
W. Ralph
Eva Agnes Simmers McClanahan
David Pavelka
Rural Valley Cemetery
Hugh Owen Peddicord
Indian Haven
Raleigh Funeral Home
Hilldale
East Mahoning Baptist Church
Rex Brickell
George T. Bone
East Ave
Robinson- Lytle’s
Robert T. Wessel
Joop Cemetery
Burnside
Jail Youth Over Draft Refusal
A Buffalo area notice reports jail detention for a 17 year old Beaver Falls resident and a 20 year old Aliquippa man for alleged draft refusal. Deb bie Redden and Shelton Jones, plus Salvadore Monasca, face legal actions with a bus terminal arrest by the FBI. charges cited include draft evasion and related injuries from a guard assault after a skull fracture. The article lists multiple victims and upcoming arraignments and hospitalizations across Pennsylvania and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie Redden
Beaver Falls
Shelton Jones
Aliquippa
Rochester
Rick J. O'Rourke
Wind General Hospital
Jones
Erie
Miss Redden
Pittsburgh
Shearing
Buffalo
N.Y
Pat
Mellon Institute to offer eight week classes in Philadelphia
Four eight week courses will be offered at Mellon Institute in the East Falls section of Philadelphia starting Oct. 3 and ending Nov. 21. The courses, for both members and non members of the ASQC Pittsburgh Co. credit union, cover basic and advanced quality control. Fees are 20 dollars for members and 25 dollars for non members, with certificates issued upon completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
East Falls
Philatrol
Mellon Indelphia
Stitute
Pittsburgh
Ported
American Society For
Buddly Control
ASQC
Pittsburgh Co. Credit Union
Mellon
Institute
Petrolia
Butler County
Robert W
Bittinger
North Washingbers
Ton
Witcoment
Chemical Corp
Acci
Dent
Living Cost Jump Drives Inflation to 17-Year Peak
Washington AP reports living costs rose three tenths of a percent in July, led by food and housing. The CPI reached 121.9, meaning $12.19 buys what $10 did in 1957-59. Average weekly earnings rose to $109.16, up 29 cents, but cost of living outpaced wage gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Wallace In Rest Consultation Plans Midwest Campaign
Wallace continues rest in Montgomery while advisers review platform and plans for a week of campaigning across Northern Eastern and Midwest centers. A parade through downtown Chicago is planned before stops in Cicero amid tensions over race as he resumes the campaign trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Montgomery
Chicago
Cicero
Police Seek Auto Vandals in Blairsville Tire Slashing Spree
Blairsville police continue to investigate a rash of vandalism with tire slashing early today on West Brown Street between South Spring and South Liberty. Damaged cars were owned by Julia Janoscrat of New Alexandria R D 1, Thomas Gasbarro of Blairsville, and Kay Johnston of Black Lick, totaling about 210 dollars in damage.
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Duausaving
Rouce
Blairsville
West Brown St
South Spring
South Liberty
Pqice Spokcditlan
Julia Janoscrat
New Alexandria
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Sea of Galilee
Sea of Chinnereth
Gennesaret
Sea of Ti¢berias
Martha Beatty
Church and
Eleventh Streets
Beatty
Gazette
Bechtel
Read Gazette
By Carl Hartman
Yugoslavia
Mosow
Ivan Yakubovsky
Warsaw Pactorces
Bulgaria
Korea
Salvadore [Aermina
Monsaca
Rochester Hospital
Shere
FBI
Canada
Niagara River
Neil J. Welch
O'Rourke
Pennsylvania State University
Welch
Edmund H. Maxwell
Iva M. Heasley McCracken
State College
Cettre County Hoopla
Melton
Newrytown
Samual F
Lavina Smarth Heas Ole
Shoemaker Funeral Home
Howard I. Cooper
Edgewood Cemetery
Saltsburg
Montgomery, Ala
Mr Armaterd
Straate
the Great
Sir Wares
Columbia
Week
Lord Henry Peter Brougham
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