Civil rights conference backs action program for change
President Johnson inspired civil rights talks that produced an overwhelming consensus for a broad action plan. The 30 member council urged government guaranteed jobs for the unemployed, expanded public assistance, larger housing funds, and increased federal education aid. CORE’s Kissick pressed for diverting funds from Vietnam to domestic programs aiding Negroes and the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
WUFPI
Johnson
W. Heineman
Toldat
Sema
Council of Civil Rights
Heineman
Johnnson Im
Congress
Conder
Congress of Racial Equals
CORE
U S. Tv
Vietnam
Kissick
Cuscino brothers graduate from Ohio universities
Richard Thomas Cuscino earned a master’s in engineering at the University of Ohio and works in design engineering at Babcock Wilcox Boiler Division in Akron. Eugene Cuscino received a bachelor of science in education from Youngstown University and will teach at Lockie Elementary, pursuing a master’s degree. Emma Dickens, 85, of Struthers, dies of a stroke. former confectionery owner and church member. services arranged at Davidson Funeral Home and Christ Lutheran Church.
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Orest Cuscino
Wilson Ave
Ext
Ohio
Richard Thomas Cuscino
University of
Akron
Babcock and Wilcox Co
Rose Marie Nyez
New Castle
Eugene Cuscino
Youngstown University
Lockie
Suter Célade Belnving Iy
Weather outlook for Western Pennsylvania over five days
The United Press reports temperatures in Western Pennsylvania will run 3 to 6 degrees above normal through the five day period ending Saturday at 7 a.m. Normal highs and lows are 73 to 78. Warm trend then cooler by Tuesday or Wednesday. Rainfall expected 0.4 to 0.5 inch from showers starting Sunday.
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United Press
Pennsylvania
Thundershowers Forecast for Pennsylvania Tonight
United Press International reports mostly cloudy skies over Pennsylvania with scattered showers and a possible thundershower mainly in western mountains. Overnight lows near the 50s. Saturday should be fair and warm with afternoon highs from 75 to 85 as high pressure fades and a weak northern low moves toward the Great Lakes.
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United Press International
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Plains
Great Lakes
Tools stolen from bus company at Washington Street
Burglary at The Smear Bus Co. 204 W. Washington St. reports several mechanics tools missing. Police investigating as company officials check desks and areas ransacked for evidence.
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Smear Bus Co
Washington St
Grand jury Indicts Bruno on Five Counts in Slayings
Five indictments charging homicide were returned against John H. Bruno 28 in the so called evil eye killings of five elderly people since 1961. The man was indicted after a juror was disqualified at the request of Bruno's counsel. The case involved Ottavio Perricone 76 and Pauline 67 April 23 1961 victims Anthony Scoma 69 1963 and Joseph Licata 77 with wife Katherine 72 in 1961. The defense plans to appeal.
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Norristown
UPI
John H. Bruno
Montgomery County
Daniel Quinlan
Bruno
Harry A. Nyman
Frederick B. Smillie
Nyman
Exc Nyman
Quinlan
Ottavio Perricone
Pauline
Anthony Scoma
Joseph Licata
Katherine
Chilly Weather Eases in Northeast as Warm Winds Rise
Northeast counties saw a shift from cold to warmer air as southerly winds promise relief. Gulf and Midwest rain lingered lightly, while Montana and the Rockies faced thunderstorms and hail. Salmon Idaho measured large hail while Montana recorded clearer skies in the south.
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United Press International
Gulf
Midwest
Rockies
Montana
Salmon
Idaho
Haif
Race
Mont
Mrs. Robert Wilson of Enon Valley Dies in Beaver Falls
Mrs. Elizabeth Jane Kenny Wilson, 45, of 1830 Fourth Ave New Brighton and former Ellwood City Mills employee, died after an extended illness at Beaver Valley General Hospital. Born April 12 1921 in Enon Valley she leaves husband Robert Wilson three sons Gary and James Holloway and Robert Wilson two daughters Barbara Garuccio Linda Jane Kimberly Sue and six grandchildren. Services at Sutton Funeral Home Beaver Falls then Little Beaver Cemetery Enon Valley. Todd Dean 6 of 814 Highland Ave treated after concussion in local supermarket. Wolves Club to meet dinner 6 30 p m Tuesday at The Swallows Anthony Marino presiding.
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Robert Wilson
Fourth Ave
New Brighton
Elizabeth Jane Kenny
Enon Valley
Beaver Valley General Hospital
William
Mildred Cramer Kenny
Ellwood City Mills
James Holloway
E. Palestine
Ohio
Aldo
Barbara) Garuccio
Ellwood City
Linda Jane
Kimberly Sue
Sutton
Fifth Ave
Beaver Falls
Wilbur Matchett
First Presbyterian Church
Barlel
Little Beaver Cemetery
Deaths Of The Day Listings For John B Gibbons and Mrs James A Harding
John B. Gibbons 71 of 410 Meyer Ave died on arrival at Jameson Memorial Hospital after a two year illness. Born Oct 6 1804 in Anderson Indiana he was a former Balti more and Ohio Railroad pipe fitter Navy WWI veteran and husband of Gladys Eller. Surviving include wife a son John B Jr a sister trio of Miami residents and funeral arrangements set at Leyde Tanner Mortuary with viewing hours and service led by Dr William J. Turner Jr. Interment Grace Land Cemetery. Mrs James A Harding 52 of Enon Valley RD 1 died at home of a heart attack. She was born in North Beason and was a United Presbyterian member. Surviving include a former name Alice Kumrow sisters Martha Hainley Edith Schneider brothers Frank and Henry Kumrow and one grandson. Visitation at Marshall Funeral Home Wampum and funeral services conducted by A D Anderson at a local church with interment in a nearby cemetery.
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Emma Dickens
Elm St
Struthers
Ohio
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Youngstown
Sharon
James
Martha
Christ Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid Wessely
Ernest Russell
Cleveland
George David Sr
Youngs
Boggs
Glendora
Calif
Diana Galbraith
New Castle
Davidson
Christ Luthheran Church
John B. Gibbons
Meyer Ave
Jameson Memorial] Hospital
Anderson
Ind
Michael
Mary McGuire Gibbons
Gladys Eller
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Gibbons
John B. Jr
Wampum
Victor
Alice) Simomin
Lee
Pauline) Morgan
Jean Schmid
Miami
Leyde-Tanner
Highland
Winter Avenues
William J. Turner Jr
Clen Moore United Presbyterian Church
Graceland Cemetery
James A. Harding
Enon Valley
Alice R. Kumrow
North Beasomefore
tSinnie Mielke
Harding
Te United Presbyterian Ward
Martha Hainley
Whittier
Edith Schneider
Frank Kumrow
Henry Kumrow
Otto
Karl
Herman Kumrow
Elsie Kumrow
Marshall Funeral Home
Main St
A. D. Anderson
United Presbyterian Church
Blastoff at Cape Promises Gemini 11 Spacewalk
The launch targets a third orbit rendezvous around 1 40 pm EDT to honor Gemini 4s first spacewalk. Astronauts Stafford and Cernan prepare amid high heart rates and confident controls as their capsule speeds toward orbit. A playful note precedes hatch entry as Jim Lovell and Buzz Aldrin watch.
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Cernan
James McDevitt
Edward White
America
Stafford
Gemini Control
Flight Control
James Lovell
Edwin
Buzz) Adrin
Jim
Buzz
Don Herold Dies Creator of Cake-Eater Cartoons
Don Herold, 76, renowned cartoonist who created the cake-eater cartoons for The New Yorker, died Wednesday in Vero Beach Florida. In Turin Bing Dr Achille Miotti interna tionall fdaedaat surgeon died that night at his home aged 68. Highland WCTU elected Mrs Abram Shaffer president with officers named for the coming year and a temperance program featuring readings and devotions. The next assembly will be August 4 at the home of Robert Craig.
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Vero Beach
Turin
Bing
UPI
Achille Miotti
Internationall Fdaedaat
Abram Shaffer
Highland Wctu
F. D. Marshall
Scotland Lane
Walter Payne
Clyde Sanders
D. Marshall
Norman Zeigler
Orville Potter
Mary Lou Rankin
Archie Allen
J. x. Hogue
Ray Bishop
Temperance
Robert Craig
Lakeview Ave
Moon survey photos signal Apollo 1969 landing readiness
Obedient Surveyor captured 863 moon images before battery failure while Surveyor uses solar power to operate indefinitely. Early photos suggest the United States may safely land the three man Apollo on the moon by 1969, according to space agency scientists.
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Surveyor
Edward C., Welsh
White House Space Agency
United States
Moon
Scranton Declines Candidacy Boosting Romney Support
In a surprise news conference Governor Scranton said he will not seek any public office again. He added Romney should be seriously considered in 1968 as a strong candidate, while Sen. Scott lamented the move. Police disclosed a purge claim and a series of dire incidents linked to conspirators amid chaotic events. Cub Scout Pack 22 discussed attending a Pittsburgh Pirates game on June 11 with awards presented to members.
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Goldwater
Scranton
Pennsylvania
George Romney
Washington
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Scranon
Scott
Commonwealth
Pittsburgh
Lincoln- Garfield School
Thomas Newman
John Johnson
Wolf
Pete Vencella
Ernie Wheale
Shaffer family chases and tackles alleged thief
Sam McFall, 34, of 1026 S. Mill, reportedly ransacked cars on Wooley Ave. He was tackled by Tim Shaffer, 20, and Martin Shaffer, 24, with help from their father. McFall was found with stolen items, treated for injuries, and jailed for larceny. detectives to question him.
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Sam McFall
S. Mill Sr
Shaffer
McFall
Wooley Ave
Richard Shaffer
Tim
Martin
Shaffers
St. Francis Hospital
Two Vehicle Crash Reports From City Intersections
Police report an early evening collision at Grove Street and Croton Avenue causing an estimated 550 dollars in damage. William C. Thomas 21 struck Herbert E. Scholz 31 from Mt. Lebanon who was stopped at a traffic light. Thomas cited for following too close.
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Grove St
Croton Ave
William C. Thomas
Kurtz St
Herbert E. Scholz
Mt. Lebanon
Thomas
Scholz
Thomas Auto
Edward M. Flaherty
Chapin Rd
Donna Cicarone
Beechwood Ave
Mercer St
Lincoln Ave
Cicarone
Flaherty Auto
Crisis in Saigon Prompted By Buddhist Rally and Ky Regime Plans
Buddhist leaders urged President Johnson to halt U.S. support for the Ky government as a funeral coffin stood nearby. Tam Chau and Ho Giao helped craft a compromise to expand the military junta, add seats for political and religious groups, and set a congress of the people and armed forces by June 19 to supervise Ky and Chief of State Lt. Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu.
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Johnson
U.S
Tam Chau
Ho Giao
Comromise
Congress of the People
Nguyen van Thieu
Romi
Couty halts free food deliveries in townships
Couty ends welfare program food deliveries across townships citing waning demand. The report lists remaining counts by area including Castle 304 and towns such as Ellwood City Princeton Union Township and Wampum with small figures reflecting the cutoff.
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Couty
Castle
Ellwood City
South New Castle
Princeton
Union Township
Pulaski
Bessemer
Edenburg
Harlansburg
West Pittsburg
Wampum
David Harruff Wins Space Derby At Thaddeus School
David Harruff of den one in Cub Scout Pack 32 Thaddeus won the space derby at the school carnival. Other winners included Gary Kennedy den three Alex Canfora den four David Rossi den five David Laitner den six Gary Miller den seven and Robert Pherson den eight. A father and son project, gifts were given to William Kyle the custodian and Leo Shreckengost the cubmaster.
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David Harruff
Den
Thaddeus
Gary Kennedy
Alex Canfora
David Rossi
David Laitner
Gary Miller
Robert Pherson
Noble
William Kyle
Leo Shreckengost
Gemini 10 Launch Plans Confirmed Despite Gemini 9 Delay
CAPE KENNEDY sources say Gemini 10 remains set for July 18 launch. Two day delay to Gemini 9 did not disrupt schedule and launch crews are expected to make up the time without difficulty.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
Hollenbaugh killed by trooper shot in Pennsylvania
Pathologist confirms state police trooper Cpl. Grant Mixell fired the fatal .38 bullet that killed kidnapping killer William D. Hollenbaugh in Waynesboro Fulton County. The report rules out 15-year-old Larry Ruebeck as the shooter. Ann Brodnick has recovered and may join a cave search for food and weapons.
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Waynesboro
UPI
William D. Hollenbaugh
Fulton County
Russell McLucas
W.E.B. Hall
Grant Mixell
Carlisle Barracks
McLucas
Larry Rubeck
Hall
Rubeck
Hollenbaugh
Ann Brodnick
FBI
Ann
Gerald T. Lorentz
Enwe
Dr. Lorenz
Three Indiana area grads earn degrees at IU commencements
Three area students from Indiana received degrees at Indiana University commencements in Memorial Field House last week. Bonita Lou Nard earned a bachelor of science in music education, Harold Kerr earned a bachelor of arts, and Samuel J. Panico Jr. earned a master in education.
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Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Memorial Field House
Bonita Lou Nard
Dewey Ave
Harold Kerr
Edinburg RD
Samuel J. Panico Jr
Franklin Ave
Ellwood City
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