Challenges on Viet elections spark Allied push for free vote
In Paris, U S deputy negotiator Walsh and South Vietnam’s Lam urge Viet Cong and Hanoi to accept genuinely free elections under international supervision. They warn failure to hold fair votes signals a bid to impose a Communist rule in South Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Libera Paris
UPI
United States
South Vietnam
Pham Dang Lam
U.S
Lawrence E. Walsh
Viet Cong
Lam
Hanoi
Czechoslovakia
Walsh
Henry Cabot Lodge
Local Obituaries From Greenville Ellwood City and Chambersburg
Multiple notices report deaths across Greenville Ellwood City and Chambersburg with survivors including wives children and siblings. Funeral details list arrangements at Reichard Jordan P O Contracci Sellers and Kenneth C Turner homes with mass burial and church ceremonies planned.
Lindsay campaigns for November votes
New York voters loom as Mayor John V. Lindsay campaigns for re election under Liberal party banners and a new Urban party coalition. He blasts rival Mayors Marchi and Procaccino while Marchi and Procaccino defend their records amid cross party criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
John V. Lindsay
Liberal Party
Lindsay
Urban Party
Man Uses Punch To Free Grandson From Polar Bear
In Bloomington at Miller Park Zoo John Henson, 61, leaped the cage after his 8 year old grandson was seized by a polar bear. He struck the bear on the nose, freeing the boy who suffered severe arm lacerations but was in good condition later. In Manila banks extended 308 million pesos in 1968 credits despite government limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ill
UPI
John Henson
Miller Park Zoo
Henson
Billy
Manila
Jameson Memorial and Gajba Birth Announcements
A son to Mr. and Mrs. William Brenner Jr. of 49 Old Hickory Rd. on June 18 and a daughter to Hackla RD 4 Box 51 on June 19. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gajba of 422 E Sheridan Ave. on June 18. Regular Sabbath services at Tifereth Temple Israel at 8 p.m. tomorrow include Kathy Barbara Weiner’s Bath Mitsva in the temple. A reception follows in the temple vestry. The Saratoga carrier had an 84 bed hospital abroad.
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Claire Ross Haus
S. Ray St
Jameson Memorial Hospital
New Castle
Mabel L. Baney
Pennsylvania Power Co
Haus
Evangel Community Church
Harlansburg Rd
William
Jessie) Baughter
Howard H. Reynolds
Adams St
Clarence Drake
Graceland Cemetery
Samuel McFall Jr
Ellwood Rd
Edward A. DeCarbo
S. Mill and
E. Sutton Streets
Delbert E. Jolley
First United Methodist Church
William Consla
Castle View Burial Park
Tifereth Temple Israel
Kathy Barbara Weiner
Jay Weiner
Auto Crash Causes $225 In Damages On Cascade Street
Police report an accident at 10 25 a m on Cascade Street as Leonard N Markle 52 Ellwood City RD 1 slowed to yield for a departing truck and was struck in the rear by a car driven by Carmen A Sheldone 16 of 418 Galbreath Street. The collision caused about 225 dollars in damage.
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Leonard N. Markle
Ellwood City RD
Cascade St
Markle
Carmen A. Sheldone
Galbreath St
Mahoningtown redevelopment row tests city agency role
John Manna reports the Mahoningtown dispute over an industrial park questions the Redevelopment Authoritys power and its ties to city council. Critics blame council for stalled plans while the authority stresses it acts only with official approval and public interest in mind.
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John Manna
Mahoningtown
Redevelopment Authority
Thomas Shumaker
Shumaker
George Gregg
Council
Student speaks to Kiwannis about Iceland talk
The New Castle Kiwanis Club heard Olaf Antonsdottir describe her Iceland exchange experience with color slides. Her American sister Deborah Simpson attended, and Ralph Carlson introduced the speaker. A luncheon and brief business meeting followed. In Washington, the Virgin Islands group includes 50 islands with five inhabited.
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New Castle
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Farrell Playground
Paul Caimano
Richard Janacone
Dom Caimano
Sally Ostrosky
Marlene
Keith
Jim Russo
Robert Houk
Dallas Hartman
Levi Harding
David Frazier
New Castle News
Agostine Lanciotti
Greenville
S. Second St
Italy
Pasquale
Thomasina Lanciotti
Mary Maciarello
Lanciotti
St. Michael Church of
John
Cleveland
Louis
Michael
Westford
Domenic
Catherine) Veropoli
Dmidio
Philadelphia
Anthony
St. Petersburg
Fla
Reichard-Jordan
St. Michael Church
Martha Kuczmarski
Ellwood City
Line Ave
Pittsburgh
Frances Cwilinski Krantz
John Kuczmarski
Kuczmarski
St. Agatha Church
Polish National Alliance
Stanley Krantz
Blanche Zywolek
Paul
P.O. Contracci
Fifth St
Edward H. Cole
Duds
Suds
Oak and
Ray Streets
John Atherton
John H. Atherton
Second St
Chambersburg
George W
Emma Atherton
Pennsylvania State University School of Civil Engineering
Franklin County
Elinor Austin
Atherton
Zion Reformed Evangelical Church
U.S. Army
France
American Legion
Masonic Lodges
James R
Southgate
Mich
Ruth A. Gross
Prescott, Ariz
Ann A. Douds
New Castle RD
Sellers
E Life
Ronald C. Abraham
N. Mercer St
Nationwide
Nationwide Insurance
Home Office
Columbus, Ohio
Survesurance Nationwide Mutual Fire Seaseate Co
Nationwide Life Insurance Co
Domenick Eonta
Rosannah St
Ellwood City General Hospital
SS. Cosmo and Damian
Philip
Virginia Bealacqua Bonta
Aetna Standard Engineering Division
White Industries
Virginia Portugallo
Delores) Salvatorelli
Grass Valley
Calif
Alex
Frederick
Joseph
Frank
Kenneth C. Turner
Sixth St
Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Domenic DeBlasio
Locust Grove Cemetery
Grove Service
Josephine Grove
Portersville
Robert C. Johnston
Mountville UP Church
Mountville Cemetery
McFall Service
John J. Marchi
Mario Procaccino
Marchi
Procaccino
Robert F. Wagner
Man
Tifereth Israel Services Slated
Saratoga
George Washington
Ben Franklin
Washington
Mercer Street
Franklin
Sutton Street
Rees Flannery
Weingartner Florists Dera ‘Kene
N. Mill St
Pepto Bismol
Bible School
Baptist Temple
Harold Henniger
Man of God
Virgin Island
USS
Denmark
Kroger
Warner's
Warner
Kodak Film
Warner’s Film Processing Club
Mem Aeal
Narmco
Warner Photo Shop
Wilmington Road
Mew Castle
Vine Street
New Wilmington
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