Navy jets smash key power plant in North Vietnam
North Vietnamese power plant at Thanh Hoa detonated after a few minutes of bombing, described by pilots as a blow that looked like the plant was filled with TNT. The attack was the third hit in three days as part of a campaign to destroy North Vietnam’s power capacity.
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Saigon
U.S. 9Th Infantry Division
Shenango High names Susko principal after meeting
John J. Susko, assistant principal, was named principal of Shenango High School replacing temporary appointee Anthony Venturella. The move comes with a 1967-68 salary of 9500 dollars, down from last year, and follows board approval of the salary schedule. The meeting also approved resignations, new hires in recreation and staff, a football camp meals payment, and a student insurance plan. County officials attended in advisory capacity.
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John J. Susko
Shenango High School
Susko
Anthony Venturella
Venturella
Edwin C. Beatty
Robert Salzman
Paul Jacobson
David Allman
Lee Stewart
Connie Canan
Marilyn Kimmel
South New Castle
Patsy Piper
Cheryl Dudo
Glenn Murphy
Tom Hartwell
Frank Bengivengo
Irene Walters
Glenn Sullivan
Mary Conway
Adeptic Services Inc
David Piper Jr
Sam _ Sisley
Red Hill Fixture Co
Mt. Olive
N. C
Doris Book
Patricia Fakin
Irwin Stankard
Milton A. Pattison
Space probes race toward Venus as US trails Soviets
Tass reports Cosmos 165 launches and Venus 4 on track for a four month voyage. Venus 4 may not land, while Cosmos 165 carries a heavy 2 433 pound research station. Mariner 5 set for early Wednesday launch to approach Venus within 2 000 miles as Oct ober anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution nears. President Johnson proclaims Flag Day urging Americans to display the flag on June 14.
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U.S
Russia
LBJ
Washington
Johnson
Continental Congress
America
State eyeing pari mutuel betting to boost revenue
Senate moves to legalize thoroughbred flat racing to generate about $50 million annually for Pennsylvania. Gov Shafer weighs extending sales tax to large car purchases. opposition to a lottery bill persists.
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UPI
Senate
Raymond P. Shafer
Treasury
Shafer
Albert R. Pechan
Armstrong
Pennsylvania
Mate
Commonwealth
Shenango Valley Council and Bricklayers Near Settlement on Contract
Shenango Valley Construction Council and Bricklayers Local 17 briefed reporters after a meeting where each side submitted proposals. Council President William Siebandler said a strike is not anticipated, while business agent John Cubellis expects an early settlement and a special meeting will be set to discuss the contract. The current contract expires June 30 and carpenters continue striking against the council since Friday.
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Shenango Valley Construction Council
Bricklayers Local 17
William Siebandler
John Cubellis
Construction Council
Siebandler
UN to hold special session on Israel aggression
Moscow says diplomats will press for a United Nations General Assembly meeting to condemn Israel after a failed Security Council push. Dayan vows Israel will keep fighting for peace as casualties mount and Arabs stream across Jordan Valley. Western oil interests feared as Moscow hints at Arab leverage.
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Hassan
Morocco
Washington
Mohammed Sidqi Solaiman
United Nations
Vandalism, protests spark clashes in Tampa and Cincinnati
Across Tampa and Cincinnati roving gangs vandalized businesses as National Guardsmen intervened. In Tampa, mobs damaged cars and buildings over six hours while fires burned in a Negro district amid protest over a police killing. In Cincinnati, youths vandalized about 30 stores in Avondale as police used riot gear and tear gas. Montgomery and Prattville also saw National Guardsmen confront protest marches and a tense clash following civil rights arrests and Stokely Carmichael's status.
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Fla
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Avondale
William Wichman
Guy York
National Guard
Posteal Laskey Jr
Montgomery
Ala
National Guardsmen
L. B. Sullivan
Alabama
Adj
Alfred Harrison
Capitol
Prattville
Black Power
Stokely Carmichael
Carmichael
Bond
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Prativille
Kinnard Declared Republican Nominee for City Council
Official Election Board count declares William J. Kinnard the Republican nominee over Grace Skoog by 11 votes. Kinnard totals 1 926 to 1 915 with Mrs Skoog a housewife and 1 89 unofficial count shows Kinnard 1 909 and Skoog 1 089.
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William J. Kinnard
Grace Skoog
Kinnard
Skoog
Western Pennsylvania Weather Mostly sunny and warm midweek
The forecast for Western Pennsylvania calls for mostly sunny skies and warm temperatures today and Wednesday. Tonight will be fair and warm with isolated afternoon and evening thunder showers. Highs reach the upper 80s and lows in the 60s.
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Pennsylvania
ICC approves Penn Central merger split across lines
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders Norfolk and Western to take over three eastern lines Erie Lackawanna Delaware and Hudson and Boston and Maine railroads finding the move in the public interest. Reading and Central of New Jersey petitions for related consolidations are denied.
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Supreme Court
Penn-Central
Deaths in Ohio and Pennsylvania Ages 51 to 88
Ralph J. Waddington 73 of Chillicothe Ohio Mrs Morris Greenberg 83 of Pittsburgh Chauncey L Peck Ward 51 RD 5 Frank Fat Morella 51 of 301 Taylor St Mrs Maude Carr McCracken Drake 88 of Volant listed in death record for Tuesday June 13 1967.
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Ralph J. Waddington
Chillecothe
Ohio
Mrs. Morris Greenberg
Pittsburgh
Chauncey L. (Peck) Ward
RD 5
Frank
Fat) Morella
Taylor St
Maude Carr McCracken, Drake
Volant
Supreme Court expands protections for suspects in libel and eavesdropping rulings
The term end decisions include a Virginia interracial marriage ruling, extending libel precedents to Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker and Wally Butts cases, and a ruling requiring legal counsel for lineup suspects. The court invalidated New York State’s approved bugging law, citing the Fourth Amendment.
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UPI
Supreme Court
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Tom C. Clark
Ramsey
U.S
Clark
New York Times
Associated Press
Fort Worth
Edwin A. Walker
Walker
Butts
Wally Butts
University of Georgia
Saturday Evening Post
John M. Harlan
New York State
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