Steelworkers open talks with major producers
The United Steelworkers Union opens discussions today with 11 major steel producers on contract issues. In Pittsburgh, USW representatives will meet with bargainers from U. S. Steel, Jones & Laughlin, Pittsburgh Steel and Allandkane in eight cities hosting sessions.
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St. Louis
Bethlehem
New New York
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Denver
Inland
Chicago
National
Detroit
Republic
Cleveland
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown
Ohio
New York
R. Conrad Cooper
Cooper
U.S. Steel
I. W. Abel
Basic Steel
Brown Held in Assault Following Apartment Incident
Jimmy Brown, former Cleveland Browns fullback, was arrested after neighbors reported a fight and police found a injured woman beneath his apartment balcony. He faces assault with intent to murder and battery against an officer, bail set at 12500. The victim Eva Marie Bohnchin, 22, was hospitalized with a dislocated shoulder and head injuries.
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UPI
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Cleveland Browns
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West Hollywood
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USC Medical Center
Sheriff's Office
Miss Bohnchin
Shooting suspect sought after South Side shooting
City detectives seek a suspect in a South Side shooting that injured Floyd Lewis 25 of 110 East Long Avenue. Lewis was wounded outside the American Legion at 202 North Shenango Street during an argument sparked by an insult to his sister.
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Floyd Lewis
E. Long Ave
St. Francis Hospital
American Legion
N. Shenango St
Richard E. Hanna
Lewis
William
Nathan
Sam Bassano
Hanna
Weather outlook for Western Pennsylvania through Tuesday
The forecast calls for warm humid conditions in Western Pennsylvania through Tuesday with highs in the 80s to low 90s and overnight lows in the 60s.
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Pennsylvania
Viet Cong rockets hit Saigon as Cholon hold ends
Viet Cong rockets pounded Saigon for the tenth day while South Vietnamese forces broke a nine day hold in Cholon. Thirty four Viet Cong surrendered in mass and five were captured in sweeps as refugees returned to salvage belongings amid widespread destruction.
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Cholon
Westmoreland says classic military victory in Vietnam impossible
General William C. Westmoreland told reporters that a classic military victory in Vietnam is not achievable due to U.S. policy of not expanding the war. He warned against expecting a quick Communist defeat while noting trends are favorable and that attrition is raising the enemy’s costs. He departs soon to become Army chief of staff, saying U.S. military posture is at its height and capable of mounting major pressure on the enemy.
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Jack Walsh
Saigon
UPI
Cholon
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Vietnam
UPS
Westmoreland
Army
Accused slayer held on 2 counts
James Earl Ray, the suspected assassin of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., appeared in a London magistrate court and was ordered held without bail on gun and passport violations. U.S. extradition efforts will be pursued later. Ray, 40, was moved to Brixton Prison for a June 18 hearing.
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Rockefeller Speech at Allegheny College in Meadville
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller spoke at Allegheny College Meadville defending nonpartisan leadership and noting Sen. Robert F Kennedy's death as a profound national loss. Secret Service guarded the event as Rockefeller praised Kennedy’s life and pursuit of higher purpose.
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Heckathorn pleads guilty to second degree murder
Mercer County youth Herbert Heckathorn, age 19, pleads guilty to second degree murder in the gunshot death of his great uncle Clair Heckathorn, 63, on Oct 6, 1965 near here. Judge Stranahan will rule later after reviewing the advisory plea. His brother James, 20, was acquitted in a separate trial.
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Herbert
Death toll rises in state highway crashes
The chart shows at least 13 people killed on state highways in incidents on roadways. A police team pursues James Earl Ray, suspected assassin of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., as part of a cross‑state manhunt.
Butler County Judge Clyde Shumaker Dies at 58
Judge Clyde S. Shumaker president judge of Butler County Court died yesterday at home in Center Township. He was born June 27 1909 in Wellston Ohio and rose from Denison University to Harvard Law School before practicing in Butler. Surviving are his wife two daughters a son a brother and two sisters. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Thompson Funeral Home Butler.
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Butler County
Center Township
Alvah M. Shumaker
Thomas A. Shumaker
New Castle
Shumaker
Ohio
Harvard Law School
Butler
Wellston
Denison University
Granville
Harlansburg
New Castle High School
Elwood Curtis Shumaker
Unity Baptist Church
Syria Temple
Pennsylvania
Butler County Memorial Hospital
Butler County Ymca
George Junior Republic
Grove City
Pearl Walker Shumaker
Joan Rauschenberger
Jane Glennie
John Curtis Shumaker
Alvah
Edna Powell
Helen Cold
Thelma Patterson Shumaker
Thompson Funeral Home
Kennedy interred in Arlington millions pay tribute
The Kennedy funeral train drew massive crowds across the New York Washington corridor with half a million along the tracks and another half million in Washington. President Johnson and Sen. Edward Kennedy spoke to a nation grieving a slain leader as Jacqueline Kennedy and the family laid Robert Kennedy to rest at Arlington with a temporary gravesite planned for a permanent monument later.
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Mike Feinsilber
Washington
UPI
New York - Washington
United States
Robert Kennedy
Frank Mankiewicz
John Kennedy
Obituary notices list local residents ages and addresses
Monday June 10 1968 edition lists obituaries for James Harrison Hughes 86 of Edinburg RD1 Abe H Klingensmith 61 of 310 Lake Dr Maude Ralston 87 of 1001 E Washington St Rosco B Melvin 57 of 129 N Shenango St Clifton Frye 52 of 703 Croton Ave Walter Trott Sr 46 of Patterson Rd RD4 Chester P Pifer 74 of Ellwood City Chalmers A Hazen 58 of Portersville RD2 Joe DeVito 67 of Lowellville RD2 Howard K Montgomery 43 of RD5 Nick Borza Jr 49 of Wampum.
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James Harrison Hughes
Edinburg
Abe H. Klingensmith
Lake Dr
Maude Ralston
E. Washington St
Rosco B. Melvin
N. Shenango St
Clifton Frye
Croton Ave
Walter Trott Sr
Patterson Rd
Chester P. Pifer
Ellwood City
Chalmers A. Hazen
Portersville
Joe DeVito
Lowellville
Howard K. Montgomery
Nick Borza Jr
Wampum
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