Israel Air Raid Pounds Jordan for Six Hours
Israel conducted a six hour aerial attack on Jordan described by Israeli officials as punishment for 599 cease fire violations since January. The strike followed the death of American tourist Shirley L Anderson north of the Dead Sea and involved waves of bombers targeting positions from the Dead Sea northward.
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Ellwood City Obituaries Highlight Three Local Residents
Thursday, June 19, 1969 lists Martha Kaczmarski aged 76 of Ellwood City Claire Ross Haus aged 69 of 208 South Ray Street and Domenick Bonta aged 71 of Ellwood City in obituary notices.
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Republican lawmakers urge Nixon to engage with college students
Twenty two Republicans who toured campuses call for student involvement in politics. They propose a lower voting age draft reform and a national youth foundation. The report urges White House contact with students and warns against repressive legislation while supporting riot control against actual rioters.
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Pennsylvania House Proposes Stopgap Funds To Start 1969-70
The Pennsylvania House leaders propose $135 million in emergency spending to bridge the June 30 end of the fiscal year. One bill covers $75 million for welfare and relief, the other $60 million for July operations. Senate also introduces stopgap measures totaling $458 million to run state government through three months.
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SDS convention in Chicago tightens security amid bomb threats
The SDS national convention at the Chicago Coliseum entered its second day with the group enforcing its own security and barring most newsmen. Delegates debated future campus tactics while police responded to two anonymous bomb threats with no incident. Klonsky and Dohrn led calls against outside press, amid a split between factions Revolutionary Youth Movement and Progressive Labor Party.
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Chicago
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Black Panthers ex-members testify to leadership betrayals
Larry Powell and his wife Jean, former Black Panther members, told a Senate subcommittee they quit after seeing the party shift from defending Negroes to enriching its leadership. They described coercion, violence, and sexual exploitation within the group, naming current leader David Hilliard and past figures. They urged others to learn the truth about the organization.
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Deck walkout seen at end strikes by maritime unions
Dock walkout seen at end as deck officers union and tanker owners meet to finish negotiations ending a three day walkout by four maritime unions. Agreement reached with passenger and dry cargo vessel owners, with optimism a similar deal may resolve masters primacy with tanker owners.
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New York
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Warning on tokenism at mental health board meeting
A county Mental Health-Mental Retardation board member warned against tokenism during discussion of expanding committees with non voting members. Dr James R Paige said ethnic groups should not be prioritized while minority representation concerns were raised by NAACP leader Mrs Margaret Campbell. Board chair Kennaday proposed allowing agencies to recommend names as term expirations occur.
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Weather and housing project update in Western Pennsylvania
Mostly cloudy mild weather with scattered showers today tonight and tomorrow. Highs around 70s today and mid 70s to lower 80s tomorrow. Lake Erie small craft warnings in effect with SW winds 15 25 knots today then variable to 15 knots tonight. Ground breaking set for Saturday on 150 low rent elderly units at W Moody Ave built by Dietterle and Van Dusen Construction costing about 2.5 million dollars.
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Boy Found After Four Day Ordeal in San Bernardino Mountains
A 6 year old boy was found in a snowbank after wandering 94 hours in the San Bernardino National Forest. He was near death and in a coma when located at 8,300 feet with temperatures in the low 40s. Deputy Oliver Gray and a Marine helicopter crew aided his rescue and resuscitation on the way to North Air Force Base and later hospital care.
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