Pontiff appeals for world peace at stake in visit
Pope Paul VI told the International Labour Organization in Geneva that the peace of the world is at stake and urged ending evils and suffering among workers. He pressed for practical international labor law and justice, warning that future peace hinges on peace among all human families at work. Police blocked Northern Irish Protestant leader Ian Paisley and followers, who faced late-night detention.
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John A. Callcott
Geneva
UPI
Paul VI
International Labor Organization
United Nations
Rome
ILO
John Calvin
Ian Paisley
Mili
Paisley
London
Candidates in debate on crime in county
Two district attorney candidates, Republican W Thomas Andrews and Democrat James L Scarazzo Jr, debated crime in a Rotary Club meeting. They called for more education and communication with youths, while diverging on wiretapping and individual rights and stressing community involvement and societal needs.
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W. Thomas Andrews
James L. Scarazzo Jr
Rotary Club
Andrews
Envolvement
Scarazzo
W. Walter Braham
Scarazza
U.S. and ARVN Smash Communists Across Tay Ninh Province
UPI reports heavy air raids dropping nearly 900 tons of bombs while Allied troops kill 168 Communists around Tay Ninh city. Civilians suffer with 10 dead and 22 serious injuries, 400 treated, and 369 homes destroyed as U.S. Marines and Army units push through jungle and rubber plantations near An Loc and Trang Bang.
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Saigon
UPI
Tay Ning
Tay Ninh
Kate Webb
U.S
1St Infantry Division
Trang Bang
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
5Th Marine Division
An Hoa
Lake Erie described as beyond repair by UAW official
Olga M. Madar of the United Auto Workers Union told a Senate subcommittee that Lake Erie is past the point of no return and warned Lake Michigan could become one large cesspool unless action is taken. She criticized the $214 million federal pollution control appropriation as inadequate and urged wastewater treatment plants to remove poisons before discharge.
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Washington
Great Lakes
Michigan
Great Lakes Basin
Lake Erie
Mohawk teachers win graduate study aid policy upgrade
Mohawk Area school board approves paying 75 percent of graduate tuition for district staff, including nonresident and lab fees, with Brockway to pre-approve schedules. Retroactive to June 1, policy previously capped at nine hours. Other actions include mower purchases, bid revisions for driveway work, and athletic equipment funding.
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Bfssemer
Mohawk Area
Lust
Manford E. Brockway
Brockway
Harris McClelland
New Castle Airport Authority approves annual loan payment and grounds work
The New Castle Airport Authority voted to pay 22,500 yearly to Lawrence Savings and Trust to cover the loan for building the airport and runways and maintenance costs. John Kusnierczyk was approved for 165 to mow grass and re-seed five acres for about 100, with additional seven acres at the north end of the runway to be mowed at unspecified price. A meeting of Old Timer's Day committees was set for 9 p.m. Thursday in Harry Mack's office to plan Aug. 6 event.
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New Castle
Cascade Park
Harry Mack
Washington St
Fire drill by North Beaver volunteers at 6 30 PM
The North Beaver Township Volunteer Fire Department will hold a fire-fighting practice at 6 30 PM tomorrow on the sand bank across from the Piedmont Farm on Pa 18. Fire Chief Bob Brest will oversee. Members are asked to wear old clothes.
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North Beaver Township
Piedmont Farm
Bob Brest
Tree chipper stolen from city truck on Cascade St
A $2,500 tree chipper used by Asplandic Tree Co. was stolen from the rear of a parked truck at Elias Auto Wrecking Co. over the weekend. Police, led by Raymond Price, are investigating. A $50 chain saw also vanished from ITN garage on Beaver St during June 4 or 5.
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Cascade St
Asplandic Tree Co
Elias Auto Wrecking Co
Raymond Price
Asplandh
City Redevelopment Authority
ITN
Beaver St
Three Hurt in Crash Near Volant Intersection
Linda Rodgers 21 and her two children Ronnie 2 and James 1 were treated at Bashline Hospital Grove City after a collision at 8 30 p m yesterday four miles east of Volant. Rodgers suffered a fractured leg and multiple bruises while her kids may have concussions. Rodgers car westbound on Lake Rd failed to yield to Paul McFarland 34 of RD 4 northbound on Cart School Rd. Damage estimated at 800 dollars.
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Volant RD 1
Bashline Hospital
Grove City
Linda Rodgers
Ronnie
James
Rodgers
Lake Rd
Paul McFarland
Cart School Rd
Volant
Labor and business unite against wage price controls
Organized labor led by AFL-CIO and industry groups including the Chamber of Commerce oppose wage price controls. The Nixon administration noted a growing minority of businessmen favoring controls, but the AFL-CIO and Chamber warn such action would invite broader government limits on profits.
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Washington
AFLCO
Vending firm offices ransacked with missing cash
Police report break in at Conn Welding and Machine Co. 205 W Washington St. An undetermined amount of money taken from vending machines. An office was also ransacked but nothing taken. Entry believed through an unlocked window.
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Conn Welding and Machine Co
Washington St
Czechs to work longer for cars amid new price rules
In Prague the Communist government announced price hikes that force the average wage earner to work four years to buy the cheapest car, up from two and a half years, as part of measures to curb inflation and curb speculation. The sale tax may rise as much as sixtyfold, reducing private commerce and raising revenue. Bishop Leonard to be installed as ninth Pittsburgh bishop at St Paul’s Cathedral in July with Archbishop Raimondi to administer the ceremony.
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Prague
CTK
Pittsburgh
Shenango approves pay hike for school staff
Shenango Area School directors approved salary increases for non professional workers. Secretaries and clerks gain 104 per year plus five days off for family death, custodians 104 per year plus Good Friday, mechanics 500, maintenance 500, painters 500, cafeteria workers 10 cents hourly. Bus drivers up 4 per half day, full time staff three days off for family death. hospitalization at 9.23 per person. Other actions include resignations, new hires in biology and homemaking, gym use for a July 5 dance, and transfers to address tax duplicates at minimum wage.
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Shenango Area
Carolyn Aven
Marian Sammons
Vincent Dorio
Richard Santille
Denise Robertson
Edward Stemme
Rebecca Weeber
Floyd Montgomery
Ardeth McEwen
Shenango Township
The
American Field Service
Patsy Piper
Shenango Township Crash Injures Woman and Two Children
A city woman Patricia Regan and her two children Velma and Bonnie Jean Regan were treated for minor injuries after a late afternoon crash on Pa. 65 in Shenango Township. Their car, driven by Herbert Regan, was hit from behind by Roy Cline’s truck as it waited to turn left. Damages were about 225 dollars. A second crash on Cascade Street involved Darley Collingwood and Michael Zarecky after a Pa. 4 on ramp move. Damages about 500 dollars.
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Shenango Township
St. Francis Hospital
Patricia Regan
Scioto SL
Velma
Bonnie Jean
Herbert J. Regan
Roy Cline
Portersville RD 2
Darley Collingwood
Falls Ave
Michael Zarecky
Greenville
Pa. 4
Cascade St
Father and Son Communion Breakfast at St Vitus Church
The St Vitus Holy Name Society hosts the first annual father and son communion breakfast after a 7 a.m mass led by Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph F. Fabbri. A procession to the Cathedral follows with breakfast at 8:45 a.m. Speaker is Most Rev. John Mussin. Father and Mother of the Year to be named. Reservations via St Vitus Church.
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St Vitus Holy Name Society
Joseph F. Fabbri
St. Vitus Church
John Mussin
Steubenville
Ohio
St. Vitus
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