Lawrence County OKs 1.1 Million Voc Tech Budget
Lawrence County Area Vocational Technical Joint School Board adopted a 1,170,990 dollar budget for 1967 68, funded by state receipts and eight district rents. Phillip Phelps noted non recurring costs due to a new school, with subsidies covering most salaries for vocational certificate holders hired by May 1. The district aims to 840 capacity with 803 students and 20 nurse applicants, while state funds are disbursed biannually.
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Lawrence County
Phillip Phelps
Vo-Tech
Phelps
Bartlett advocates six year 1.5 billion road program
Pennsylvania State Highways Secretary Robert G. Bartlett urged the state to adopt a six year 1.5 billion modernization plan to be completed by 1973. He spoke to the Pennsylvania AAA Federation as motor clubs opposed the measure citing higher license fees for cars and wagons. The plan, approved by the Roads Commission, would raise truck and trailer registrations on a sliding scale.
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Robert G. Bartlett
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Bartlett
State Highways Commission
Two convicts apprehended in Illinois
Warren County sheriff s deputies and state police captured two escaped Rockview penitentiary inmates near Smithshire Illinois. Robert Pincavitich 22 and Donald Blouse 21 were found after a routine patrol spotted them leaving a filling station and later a wooded area. Blouse was later apprehended three miles from the abandoned car with dogs and officers involved.
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Monmouth
UPI
Warren County
Rockview
Pennsylvania
Robert Pincavitich
Donald Blouse
Smithshire
William Weaponstall
Pincavitich
Blouse
Jackie Kennedy welcomed in Ireland by cheering crowds
Mrs John F Kennedy arrives in Ireland with her children and is greeted by thousands of cheering residents from Shannon to Waterford. A spokesman describes her as exhausted but pleased after the tumultuous reception during a private family visit hosted by the McDonnell couple at Woodstown House.
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Waterford
Ireland
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Erin
Shannon
Woodstown House
Kennedy
Caroline
John Jr
Murray McDonnell
New York
Death Record Lists Two Local Women in 1967
Friday death notices list Mrs. John Gonet 63 of 13 Maple Street and Mrs. Walter Spaulding 60 of 5 Spring Street. The notices record their ages and residential addresses in a brief obituary roundup.
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John Gonet
Maple St
Walter Spaulding
Spring St
Security tight for Kosygin visit to UN in New York
Police plan require 2 000 to 3 000 officers for Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin and entourage during their New York stay. Officials aim avoid Khrushchev era overtime and large cost while ready to add guards for motorcade routes and Glen Cove estate if needed.
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New York
UPI
Alexei Kosygin
United Nations
Nikita Khrushchev
Pope Paul VI
Floods and storms plague Great Plains region
Violent thunderstorms sweep the central United States for the 11th day, triggering floods on the Great Plains. Tornado warnings and watches span Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota and Nebraska as funnel clouds and twisters are reported from Nebraska to New York. At least two deaths are linked to the storm system including a 9-year-old girl in Oshkosh Wisconsin and a man drowned near Rising City Nebraska. Rivers Missouri Platte and Blue rise above flood stage.
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United Press International
Great Plains
Oshkosh
Wis
Blue
Rising City
Neb
Missouri
Platte
Blue Rivers
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Colorado
New York
New evidence promised in Senator Dodd defense
In Washington Senate Democrats promised to present new defense evidence in the Thomas Dodd censure fight. A letter to Lyndon Johnson raises questions about donations claimed as gifts. Ethics committee findings say Dodd used campaign funds for personal bills and double billed travel.
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Ethics Committee
Dodd
Connecticut
Democrat
Kosygin Stops in Paris En Route to U N
Johnson and top advisers weigh strategies to counter Soviet pressure over Israel at the United Nations. Kosygin travels to New York for a General Assembly session as the U S seeks to deter an Arab push and salvage talks on Vietnam.
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Kosygin
Paris
U.N
Calm Returns After Night of Racial Unrest Across Cities
National Guardsmen patrol Cincinnati as police use tear gas to restore order after arson and looting. In Montgomery 125 protesters rally at a housing project after a civil rights leader is denied access to Gov. Wallace. Dayton and Lansing report smaller clashes. injuries and arrests noted as authorities keep watch.
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United Press International
Cincinnati
Montgomery
Ala
Lurleen Wallace
Dayton
Ohio
Lansing
Mich
West Side
State Capitol
Breidenstine Named Acting Head of Pennsylvania Schools
Gov. Shafer appointed Dr. A. G. Breidenstine acting superintendent of the state Public Instruction Department succeeding Dr. J. Ralph Rackley. Rackley resigns after 21 months. Breidenstine, 64, will earn 30000 dollars yearly. The screening committee led by Lt. Gov. Broderick will recommend a permanent replacement.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Raymond P. Shafer
A. G. Breidenstine
State Public Instruction Department
J. Ralph Rackley
Breidenstine
Rackley
Shafer
Max Rosenn
State Public Welfare
Lancaster
Pennsylvania State University
William W. Scranton
Millersville State College
Hershey Junior College
Franklin and Marshall College
Raymond J. Broderick
U S Pressed to Leave Wheelus Air Base in Libya
Libya, prodded by Egypt, serves eviction notice on the Wheelus Air Force Base near Tripoli. U S officials hope anti American sentiment eases and evacuation is forgotten. Wheelus, built in 1954, cost 76 million and is valued above 100 million today for gunnery practice of European fighter squadrons.
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Washington
UPI
Libya
United States
Wheelus
Tripoli
Egypt
Europe
City police seek public aid to curb crime drive
Police urge citizens to assist in a citywide effort to cut crime. Details on how residents can help are expected in upcoming announcements.
Weather Update for Western Pennsylvania Including Shenango River
Partly cloudy and warm with high in the upper 80s to low 90s and humid conditions. Tonight and Saturday bring scattered afternoon showers. low temperatures 62 to 70. Weather stats show maximum 92 and no precipitation, river stage 4.5 feet.
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Pennsylvania
Shenango River
Ships planes and ground forces strike Communist hubs in Vietnam
American forces hit Communist strongholds in the Da Nang area and along the DMZ as U.S. ships and planes pounded targets in North Vietnam. Marines killed 60 guerrillas in two battles, 15 Americans died, 31 wounded, while B52s bombed near Khe Sanh and trucks and supply routes were struck toward the border.
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UPS
South Vietnam
da Nang
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
North
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Air Force
7Th Fleet
Theodore E. Chandler
USS
Tam Ky
Chu Lai
Due Pho
Khe Sanh
Laos
Premier Kosygin Meets De Gaulle Before U N Assembly
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin stopped in Paris for urgent talks with Charles de Gaulle on his way to New York for a United Nations General Assembly session on the Middle East. Kosygin leads a 50 man delegation to press the anti Israel drive, with a possible summit in Washington if he meets President Johnson.
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UPI
Alexei N. Kosygin
Charles de Gaulle
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Middle East
Moscow
U.N
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Thant
Special Assembly
Belgium
Soviet Union
Kosygin
Johnson
White House
United States
Maurice Couge de Murville
Orly
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Britain
Israel
Security Council
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Kennedy International Airport
Nikita S. Khrushchev
John F. Kennedy
Vienna
Khruschev
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Coot
Andrei A. Gromyko
Khrushchev
Alexander A. Soldatov
France
Russia
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