Sinatra Jr Kidnapping Ends After $240000 Ransom
West Los Angeles UPI reports Frank Sinatra Jr was released early today after his father paid a $240000 ransom. Sinatra Sr held a late night news conference in Bel Air describing the return and noting the boy appeared unharmed though hungry. The elder Sinatra said he spoke with his son during eight calls to ransomers who claimed to have the 19 year old. The money, in mixed denominations, was left at a U S Veterans Hospital on Wilshire Boulevard. A Beverly Hills patrolman, George C Jones, found the boy and delivered him to his mother’s home, remarking that Frankie had walked about two miles.
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West Los Angeles
UPI
Frank Sinatra Jr
Lake Tahoe
Frank Sinatra Sr
Bel- Air
Sinatra
Frank Jr
Reno
Nev
U.S. Veterans Hospital
Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles
Bel-Air
George C. Jones
Beverly Hills
Jones
Frankie
Lodge Refuses Primary Run for D C Nomination
UPI reports Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge declines to be a GOP presidential candidate in Washington D C saying he has no intention of running. Lodge notes his present work in South Vietnam and would not provide a letter backing a bid.
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Jodge
Eisenhower
Shipley
Lodge
Saigon
Viet Nam
Ellwood City housing plan in jeopardy over council actions
Lawrence County Housing Authority warns it may drop its Ellwood City project unless the Ellwood Council acts soon. The ongoing dispute is detailed on page 36 as officials weigh next steps in the stalled proposal.
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Lawrence County Housing Authority
Ellwood City
Ellwood Council
Parochial Pupils To Get Speech Hearing Tests
The Lawrence County Society for Crippled Children and Adults approved a screening program for more than 3,000 parochial pupils across eight schools in Ellwood City and New Castle. Easter Seal therapist Don E. Hall will conduct tests for articulation stuttering and hearing using an audio meter over three to four months.
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Ellwood City
Easter Seal
Don E. Hall
Hall
John B. McDowell
Isburgh
Msgr
McDowell
St. Agatha and
Assumption Bvm
St. Joseph
St. Michael
SS. Phillip and James
St. Vitus
St. Mary
Madonna
New Castle
Hearings Open On Jobless Pay Revisions
Harrisburg UPI A legislative task force begins public hearings on Gov Scranton unemployment compensation revisions. Labor and management clash expected. Hearings run 2 p m and through Thursday then resume next Monday for a three day stand.
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Harrisburg
UPI
William W. Scranton
Joint State Government Commission
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Milton Strouse
Pennsylvania Aflcio
Elisco opposes four fire promotions over truck issues
Public Safety Director Guy J. Elisco blocked four fireman promotions and a $19 988 payment for a new fire truck citing a misfiring engine and air leaks. Fire Chief Rozzi backed the complaints. promotion approvals followed amid council debate.
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Guy J. Elisco
Elisco
Peter J. Rozzi
James Shaffer
Shaffer
Christopher Davis
Louis Iovanella
Frank Piatek
Civil Service Board
Rozzi
Fire Department
Tony
Davis
Streets
D. John Razzano
Robert W. Rainey
Richard H. Biddle
William E. Thompson
Herman F. Steinbrink
Howard L. Reynolds
Weather Report for Western Pennsylvania
Cloudy with light snow today and light freezing drizzle in mountains. High 25 to 32. Tonight 2 to 4 inches of snow south portion. Low 18 to 25. Thursday cloudy with snow turning to flurries, windy and colder. 24 hour stats show max 33, min 26, precipitation .06 inch. Shenango River stage 4.7 feet.
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Pennsylvania
Shenango River
Mayor names five to New Castle Sanitary Authority
Five men were appointed by Mayor Rainey to the new New Castle Sanitary Authority to oversee a proposed $3 million sewage plant. Members include Arthur E. Hartfelder, George P. Joseph, Robert W. Brenner, William E. Columbus, and Tony O. Cooper with terms ranging from one to five years. Engineering plans are due next week as grant prospects hinge on federal aid.
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Arthur E. Hartfelder
Elizabeth St
Buzz Flowers Inc
George P. Joseph
Clen Moore
Tony O. Cooper
Cooper Insurance Agency
Rainey
D. John Razzano
New Castle
Journalists Get Together Richards Receives Award
Bart Richards editor emeritus of the New Castle News received an editor humanist award at the Fourth Annual Golden Quill Awards dinner in the Hilton Hotel. Harold Y. Cohen won top writer and man of the year. 25 journalism awards and five citations were given. Richards retired last May after a 43 year career with The News.
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New Castle News
Hilton Hotel
Pittsburgh
Bart Richards
The
Richard E. Rentz
the News
Roy E. Kohler
Gulf Oil Corp
Richards
Harold Y. Cohen
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Cohen
Pennsylvania Society of Newspaper Editors
United Press Editors of Pennsylvania
Sigma Delta Chi
Professional Journalistic Society
Bob Considine
Lisa Howard
J. Fred Rentz
Len Kolasinski
James W. Trevitt
Russell P. Rhodes
J. Clyde Burkholder
Jack Simon
Arnold Panella
Pat Kerns
Kolasinski
Farms Losing Technicians Stirs State Agriculture Debate
State Agriculture Secretary Leland H. Bull warned at a Farm City Week luncheon that a shortage of trained agricultural technicians threatens the future of farming. He said high school counselors push talent toward other fields, risking a dying industry amid competition from European agriculture.
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Leland H. Bull
Farm City Week
Castleton
Bull
New Castle News
Pennsylvania
Secretary of Agriculture
Glenn Patterson
L. C. Dayton
Senate OKs 1.2 Billion College Aid Bill 54 27
The Senate approved a 1.2 billion bricks and mortar college construction aid bill by a 54 to 27 vote. It authorizes direct grants and low interest loans for classrooms libraries and laboratories and follows House passage on November 6. President Johnson praised the step as a major education advance.
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Arnold B. Sawislak
Washington
UPI
Senate
House
Johnson
Congress
Civil Rights Support For Segregationists In Free Speech Case
The Justice Department and two civil rights groups back Ed ward Fields and Robert Lyons of the National States Rights party in a free speech dispute arising from a contempt conviction in Fairfield Alabama. They contest local permit and handbill ordinances as unconstitutional. The NAACP and DOJ argue individuals may test court orders by disobeying them in free speech contexts.
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UPS
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Edward R. Fields
National States Rights Party
Robert Lyons
Fairfield
Ala
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
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N.J
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Convention Hall
George W. Bunnell Jr
Leslie Hotel
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Westfield
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Youngstown
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