Two more Nuernberg war criminals freed at midnight
Berlin AP report notes Baldur von Schirach and Albert Speer leave Spandau Prison after 20 year terms. Rudolf Hess remains the sole inmate as the allies debate transfer. Speer plans architecture work. von Schirach eyes Munich memoirs and relatives. all reflect on the wartime leadership and aftermath.
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Berlin
Rudolf Hess
West Berlin
Spandau
Baldur von Schirach
Hitler Youth Movement
Vienna
Albert Speer
Third Reich
Hess
Hitler
Fuehrer
West Germany
von Schirach
United States
U.S
Munich
Speer
Boilermakers Back Shafer Amid Pittsburgh Urban Meeting
Harrisburg AP report says Boilermakers Local 154 Pittsburgh and Teamsters Local 107 Philadelphia endorsed Lt. Gov. Raymond P. Shafer for governor. Resolution naming Will to fill a vacant council seat faced procedural hurdles and was tabled for a legal opinion amid a heated borough council session.
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Harrisburg
Bidermakers Union
Pittsburgh
Teamsters
Philadelphia
Raymond P. Shafer
Gover
Re Nor
Ordin
Ances
Dy iTeamsters
Lips
Mr. Taylor
Pease
Taylor
Lipsie
Harkins
Council
Mr. Harkins
Plan New Education Concept Plan New Education Concept
In Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware a federally funded program launches a new teaching concept in October with pilot math classes at Richland Quakertown West Dover Dover and more schools following. Indivi dually Prescribed Instruction lets students progress at their own pace while teachers gain more time for individual help under Research for Better Schools Inc. RBS promotes and tests innovative education methods using federal funds.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Richland
Quakertown
West Dover
Dover
Del
Downey
Harrisburg
Washington School
Trenton
N. J
Research For Better Schools, Inc
RBS
Tri-State
Slaying of Blonde Bank Teller Stuns Long Island
Irene Brandt a 20 year old bank clerk and go go dancer was found murdered in a sump near a Long Island laundry. Authorities issued a federal arrest warrant for Irene and questioned James Watson while pursuing embezzlement links of 21109 dollars from her North Merrick Hempstead Bank drawer. The FBI says focus remains on the embezzlement while detectives examine acquaintances in the case.
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Blue Point
N.Y
FBI
Long Island
Irene Brandt
North Merrick
Hempstead Bank
Suffolk County
Irene
James Watson
Max Schiffman
Manhattan
South Shore
Attorney General urged milk price rollback in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh via AP State Atty. Gen. Edward Friedman was asked to seek a roll back in milk prices following a Commonwealth Court decision voiding a 0.5 cent per quart hike. The Milk Control Commission says the April rise was superseded by a 1.5 cent per quart increase in September, nullifying the ruling’s effect.
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Pittsburgh
Edward Friedman
Joseph M. Barr
Friedman
Commonwealth Court
State
Milk Control Commission
Volunteer Patrols In Frisco
San Francisco National Guard troops began departing Candlestick Park as rioting neared its end. Maj Gen Paul R Teith said about 1,000 troops remain with 2,000 at peak. Peace patrols formed by young Negroes wore silver armbands, while police expanded patrols to commercial streets. Mayor Shelley blamed labor union discrimination and archaic employer attitudes, urged residents to stay indoors overnight, and sought federal funds to tackle unemployment in Negro neighborhoods.
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Candlestick Park
San Francisco Giants
National Guard
Paul R. Teith
Hunters Point
San Francisco Bay
San Francisco
John Shelley
Shelley
San
Johnson
Gazette Tour to New York City Casts Eddie Bracken Gary Crosby
Indiana Evening Gazette sponsors a three day theatre weekend in New York October 14 to 16. Travelers depart Indiana by modern bus, stay two nights at the Hotel New Yorker, tour Radio City Music Hall and see The Rockettes and The Odd Couple starring Eddie Bracken with Pat Hingle. Cost ranges from 67.50 to 73.50 per person depending on rooming, includes meals escorts and theater tickets.
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New York
Indiana Evening Gazette
Empire State Building
Gazette
Indiana
New York City
New Yorker
Pennsylvania
Sammy Run
Gary
Haag
The
Gazette Tour Department
Shaffer Travel Service
Urge State To Join School Unit
An Ohio educator and a Missouri state senator urge Pennsylvania to join the Education Commission of the States. They say the group would act as a clearing house for programs in other states and aid planning. Joining would cost $20,000 with $6,000 annual maintenance. The commission affiliates 38 states and 14 territories. Dr. Wendell H. Pierce leads it, and Sen. Richard Webster sits on its steering committee. More than 1,000 educators attended the Pennsylvania Education Congress.
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Harrisburg
Ohio
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Education Commission of the States
Richard Webster
Pennsylvani
Wendell H. Pierce
Cincinaati Schools
Pierce
Commission
Sen. Webster
Pennsylvania Association of Chief School Administrators
Department of Public Instruction
Lebanon Daily News Raises Single Copy and Subscription Prices
The Lebanon Daily News increases single copies from 7 to 10 cents and weekly subscriptions from 42 to 50 cents. General manager Jack Schropp cites rising production costs as the reason for the price rise.
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Lebanon, Pa
Lebanon Daily News
Jack Schropp
Pirates Bomb Cuba Claim From Miami Exiles
Cuban reports say a pirate plane, allegedly from the United States, bombed a sugar shipping area near Nuevitas. Cuban officials report only one bomb exploded, while two others were found. militants in Miami claim responsibility and vow details at a news conference. Exile groups MIRA and Comandos were linked to the raid, with history of attacks on Cuban sugar facilities.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
United States
Nuevitas
Havana Radio
MIRA
Comandos L
Las Villas
Orando Bosch
Naples
Bosch
Orlando
Ila
Manety
Struthers store burglarized losing most stock
A Struthers store was burglarized Thursday night, about 95 percent of its stock valued between 50 000 and 60 000 dollars. Struthers Detective Sgt. Tom Kelly said the break in occurred during a 45 minute period between patrol checks.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Struthers
Tom Kelly
South Viet Nam Assembly debates parliamentary details
The Constituent Assembly in Saigon devoted sessions to parliamentary details and bylaws, appointing two committees to study election challenges. The 117-member body, elected Sept 11, will not tackle a new constitution until late next week, with some members possibly attending the Manila Viet Nam war summit.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Thessembly
Manila
Some Doe Licenses Available in 45 Counties
Harrisburg AP The Game Commission said antlerless deer licenses remain available in 45 of Pennsylvania's counties. The two day antlerless season runs Dec 12 13 after the two week buck season. The bow season opens tomorrow and ends Oct 28. A total of 380 900 licenses were allocated statewide among counties by population. Philadelphia County not included. Licenses sold out in Berks Blair Bucks Butler Cambria Cumberland Dauphin Eli Forest Franklin Indiana Jefferson Lackawanna Luzerne Monroe Northampton Schuylkill Sullivan Venango Warren Westmoreland.
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Harrisburg
The
Game Commission
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Berks
Blair, Bucks
Butler
Cambria
Cumberland
Dauphin
Eli
Forest
Franklin
Indiana
Jefferson, Lackawanna
Luzerne
Monroe
Northampton
Schuylkill
Sullivan
Venango
Warren
Westmoreland
Lightning claims life of farm youth in Butler County
AP report from Butler Pennsylvania states lightning struck farm youth F Charles Bloom four Thursday at his father's farm in Prospect Rural Delivery Bullers County.
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Butler, Pa
F. Charles Bloom
Prospect
Bullers County
Heresy Charge Hurled at California Auxiliary Bishop
Auxili ary Bishop James A. Pike of California faces charges of heresy from Bishop Henry Louttit of South Florida. Pike, who resigned his California bishopric last May to join the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, is urged to renounce the episcopal ministry or stand trial before a church court. Backed by bishops across several states, the case marks the first time Pike has been charged by a fellow bishop. Charges allege violation of ordination vows and teaching doctrine contrary to the church creeds and liturgy, shocking many laity.
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Tampa
Fla
James A. Pike
California
Henry
Louttit
South Florida
Pike
Albany
N.Y
Long Island
Tennessee
Montana
Georgia
Dallas
Tex
South Carolina
Kentucky
Arizona
Center For Study of ‘Democratic
Santa Barbara
Calif
John E. Hines
New York City
B52s Hit North Vietnam Near Dong Ha in Two Raids
In two raids within 20 miles southwest of Dong Ha and Rural Valley northwest of the town, B52 bombers delivered heavy strikes on infiltration routes and supply areas as U S Marines clash with North Vietnam forces near the demilitarized zone. Air leaders report multiple targets hit including barges bridges and antiaircraft sites as U S and South Vietnamese forces press operations in the Prairie area.
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Saigon
South Viet Nams
U. S
Demilitarized Zone
South Viet Nam
Dong Ha
North Viet Nam
Valley
Erie
Jess Thanlana
Marine Artillery
Hill Township
Indiana County
Wesley
Catherine St. Clair Askins
Fairley Askins
U.S
Fied
Viet Nam
North
Dong Hoi
Air Force Phantoms
Air Force
Vinh
Milton Roy Askins
Obituary of Nick Tate 84 Glen Campbell Miner
Nick Tate 84 of Glen Campbell died September 29 1966 at Indian Haven Indiana RD. He was born in Italy November 4 1881 and retired coal miner. Survived by two daughters Anna Kojola Merrick NY and Mary Ray Brooklyn NY, six grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements Gardner Funeral Home Glen Campbell with Requiem Mass at St Michael's Glen Campbell Saturday 10 a.m. Rosary at 8 p.m. tonight at the funeral home.
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H. Mack Campbell
Armagh
Harry G
Matilda Mack Campbell
Indiana County
Campbell
Bethel Presbyterian Church
American Legion
Blairsville
Olga Cramer
Gray Funeral Home
Seward
Emil G. Teyssier
Bethel Cemetery
Braveside
Margaret J. Thornton Roy
Bairdstown
Blairsville R.D. 2
Charles
Jessie Patton Thornton
Greensboro
Alabama
Roy
Wade T. Roy
Second Baptist Church of
Howard T
Pittsburgh
Harvey K
Andrew
Catherine) Wilson
New York City
N.Y
Robert Coleman
Shoemaker Funeral Home
Second Baptist Church
T. H. Booker
Blairsville Cemetery
Nick Tate
Glen
Gardner
Glen Campbell
St. Michael's Church
Stephen Crab
Church
Funeral
Arraign Man Over Death In Accident
Jefferson County man Floyd H. Dufrasne, 26, was arraigned on leaving the scene of an accident after the Sept. 17 death of 19 year old Janice Kay Dickerseon in Steubenville. Bond set at 2000 dollars. Richard Kyamko, 23, was struck while aiding the victim and remains hospitalized in poor condition. authorities continue to seek the other driver involved.
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Steubenville
Kyamko
Salvation Army operates 36 homes and hospitals for unwed mothers
The Salvation Army in the United States maintains 36 facilities including homes and hospitals intended for unwed mothers.
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The
Salvation Army
United States
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Irene) Wood
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Evelyn) Schrecengost
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