Khanh Restored as Vietnam Leader After Coup
South Viet Nam generals ousted Premier Tran Van Huong in a bloodless coup and placed Lt. Gen. Nguyen Khanh back in power. Buddhists celebrated while police dispersed protests and troops protected anti government papers. A Skyraider crash landed at Bien Hoa. one American officer and one Vietnamese officer were killed.
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Viet Nam
Khanh
Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPI
Tran van Huong
Nguyen Khanh
U.S
Bien Hoa
Huong
Buddhist Center
Taylor
Maxwell Taylor
Bangkok
Thousands file by Churchill as nation bids farewell
Britain marks a solemn farewell to Sir Winston Churchill with crowds filing past his catafalque in Westminster Hall. Eight thousand paid respects in two hours, as a growing line stretched past the Lords and across Thames bridges with thousands more awaiting entry during the three day service.
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London
UPI
Britain
Sir Winston Churchill
Westminster Hall
Churchill
House of Lords
Richard the Lionhearted
Millbank
Thames
Lambeth Bridge
Westminster Bridge
Big Ben
St. Stephen
Hoyt Center to Open With 40 Classes This Week
The Hoyt Center will begin operations Tuesday offering 40 classes for teens tots and adults. Instructors from New Castle Youngstown and Pittsburgh areas will teach arts crafts music photography embroidery and more with emphasis on beginners. Donations to support the cultural center may be sent to Hoyt Center care of First National Bank of Lawrence County.
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Hoyt Center
New Castle
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
First National Bank of
Lawrence County
Robert G. Love
Winter Ave
John Hitch
John Wilson
Paul Zaremba
Virginia Foulke
Motorists to receive brand new license plates this year
Harrisburg Pennsylvanias Revenue Department says motorists will get gold plates with blue lettering replacing the current gold on blue. About 4.8 million renewal forms are being mailed for passenger cars and station wagons with plates due by April. Renewal costs are 10 dollars for cars and 12 for wagons.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania
State Revenue Department
State Revenue
Theodore B. Smith Jr
The
Revenue Department
Iran names new premier after Mansur assassination
Tehran reports Finance Minister Amir Abbas Hoveida as premier to replace Hassan Ali Mansur who died after being shot near the parliament. Mansur, 41, governed Iran for 10 months. Hoveida pledges policy continuation, reforms, and a new tax law to ease burdens on the poor. His cabinet, presented to Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, remains largely unchanged.
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Tehran
Iran
UPI
Amir Abbas Hoveida
Hassan Ali Mansur
Mansur
Hoveida
Sepahsalar
Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi
Presbytery moves rest home site to Grove City
The Presbytery voted unanimously to relocate its planned 500000 rest home for the aged from New Wilmington to Grove City. Grove City College will donate a five acre plot near Pine Street two blocks from the shopping district, with New Wilmington having only three quarters of an acre. Groundbreaking targeted after reaching 100000 in hand. a 300000 capital drive was completed two years ago.
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New Wilmington
Shenango
Sharon
Presbytery
Grove City
Albert Dodds
New Castle St
Indecision Over County Home Delays Removal Effort
County Commissioner George F Bolinger says a misunderstanding between the board of commissioners and Taylor Township supervisors stalled tearing down the county owned home on West Pittsburgh Road. Alfred V Papa counters with December resolutions calling for county action. Five year old Laurie Peak died January 16, prompting pending child neglect charges against Wilbur and Ruth Peak. Edna Gibson says commissioners blocked action, while Papa urges investigation of authority in child welfare cases.
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George F. Bolinger
Taylor Township
West Pittsburgh Rd
Alfred V. Papa
Bolinger
New Castle Area
Laurie Peak
Wilbur
Ruth Peak
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Windstorm Claims Life In New Castle Area Damage Totals Rise
A city employee died when a tree toppled by strong winds struck him as he and a coworker cleared debris after a 40 to 50 mph storm. The wind damaged the Skyline Drive-In screen and cut power to hundreds, with autopsy pending and officials assessing losses and outages.
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New Castle News
Skyline Drive-In
New Castle
Stanley Krupa
W. Fulton St
Krupa
Carl Madison
John Mroz
Bradner Ave
Madison
Miller Ave
St. Francis Hospital
Lawrence Occhibone
Parkstown Corners
George Warren
Pennsylvania Power Co
Hillcrest
Wilmington Rd
Maitland Lane
Pulaski Rd
Hillcrest Ave
Bessemer - Hillsville Rd
Caribbean tour promises fun sun sights and shopping
Inside Today’s NEWS highlights a Caribbean tour offering sun, sights, and shopping opportunities. Other items note health links between body abuse and heart disease, U S agricultural progress, a worker electrocuted accident, and youth feature on YWCA membership drive. Teen drinking impacts parents too.
Death Notice survivors listed for six residents
Death record for January 27, 1965 lists Stanley Krupa Sr 59 of Br 113 W Fulton St Floyd Glen Wolfe 32 of Port ersville RD 1 Harry E Keller 69 of 4132 Ellwood Rd Mrs Mamie Coloughan 73 of RD 4 and John O Somerville 70 of Ellwood City with locations and ages provided.
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Stanley Krupa Sr
W. Fulton St
Floyd Glen Wolfe
Portersville
Harry E. Keller
Ellwood Rd
Mamie Coloughan
Engineer is cleared B&O official's testimony says tower man at fault
An ICC hearing in Columbus heard Baltimore & Ohio officials say a head on collision near Sterling in Wayne County could have been prevented if the Erie tower operator had acted. Sherman E. Hines testified he signaled the Virginian to stop but the Erie train passed a red signal. He admitted not using a flare or lantern and not throwing another lever to halt the train.
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Thaylia Disbennett
United Press International
Columbus, Ohio
UPI
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Sterling
Wayne County
Charles E. Heck
Akron - Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Pennsylvania
Erie
Skey
Heck
Sherman E. Hines
Creston
Hines
Robert Smith
Ster
Soviet expels U.S. diplomat amid espionage charges
U.S. official Richard Stolz and his family prepared to leave Moscow within a week after the Soviet note branded him persona non grata for alleged spying. Washington said the accusations were unfounded and framed as retaliation for the expulsion of Soviet diplomat Boris Karpovich from Washington. Kenneth Kerst defended lack of evidence while noting the broader context of past spy cases.
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Stolz
Montgomery County
U.S
Boris V. Karpovich
Washington
Kerst
Karpovich
United States
United Nations
New York
Robert N. Thompson
Fyodr Kudashkian
Soviet Union
Western Pennsylvania Weather: Colder with Snow Flurries
Today in Western Pennsylvania expect cloudy skies, wind, and snow flurries with a high between 24 and 33. Tonight remains mostly cloudy and colder with lingering snow flurries ending mainly by morning. lows 10 to 15, colder in mountain valleys. Thursday will be partly cloudy and less cold.
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Pennsylvania
Blough Says U.S. Steel Plans No Broad Price Increase
U S Steel Chairman Roger M Blough says the company will not pursue across the board price hikes though some adjustments may occur in a competitive market. He notes little change in average steel prices over six years and rejects the idea of a magical impact of steel pricing on the broader economy. U S Steel reports 1963 profits at 236 million dollars, 3 90 per share, up from 3 30. Youngstown Sheet and Tube posts record earnings of 53 761 million.
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New York
UPI
Steel Corp
Roger M. Blough
Blough
Kennedy
Johnson
U.S. Steel
Republic Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
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Lawrence Cm Cultural Association
Edward E. Cattilini
Mertztown
Longswamp
YWCA
Eaves
Cross Word
Eee
Editorial
Ellwood
Eee Obituary Society
Ee Ee
John O. Somerville
Ellwood City
B&o
Tower
Soviets
Nicholas Daniloff
Moscow
Richard Stolz
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