Rights group calls for Chicago schools probe and march
Civil rights leaders urged a congressional investigation of Chicago public schools and planned a city hall march and vigil at a new federal building honoring three slain civil rights workers. They urged Justice Department action to make Chicago a priority against de facto segregation and sought a meeting with Attorney General Katzenbach.
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Chicago
UPT
City Hall
Benjamin C. Willis
Federal
Mississippi
Willis
Nicholas del. Katzenbach
Justice Department
Katzenbach
Shas
Harlem
Adam Clayton Powell
House Education and Labor Committee
Funeral Service Held For Frank Phillips in Ontario
A funeral was held June 16 in Ontario California for Frank Phillips 68 of Montclair formerly of New Castle and Butler who died at 4 10 pm after a brief illness. He managed Colonial Life Insurance in New Castle and Butler and later worked for Nortronics in Anaheim. Survived by wife Hannah two sisters and a brother. He was a World War I veteran and entombed at Bellevue Mausoleum.
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Ontario
Calif
Frank Mr. Phillips
N. Benson Ave
Monclair
New Castle
Butler
Upland
Phillips
Colonial Life Insurance Co
California
Nortronics Division
Anaheim
Hannah C. Phillips
Montclair
Mary I. Jones
James, Pillifant
Masury
Ohio
William J
Berkeley
Upland First Presbyterian Church
Mahoning Lodge
Valley of New Castle
Joseph Zazzareno
Zoyner
Akron
Akron Hospital
Margaret McKinley
Richard
Wesley
Kent
Kenneth
Cuyahoga Falls
Helen Zazzareno
Albany
Constance Zazzarena
Frank
John
Detroit
Mary Sanfillippi
Nell Sanfilippo
Edna Welles
Lula Lehberger
Lila May Lehberger
Franklin Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Joseph
Maria Jeanette Robinson
Gustav Lebberger
Greer
Lebberger
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Howard Reynolds
Adams St
Donald Boyd
Elton Fox
Oak Park Cemetery
Grace Galbraith
Grace R. Galbraith
E. Washington St
Harrisville
Lo George
Cynthia McCoy Ray
Warry L. Galbraith
Galbraith
Clen Moore UP Church
Lockhart Bible Class
Ladies Association
19Th Century Club
S. M. (Marie) Wilson
C. E. Black
William J. Turner Jr
Graceland Cemetery
Notable Baruch profile and obit fragment in 1960s context
A condensed profile recalls Bernard Baruch as a powerful adviser and financier who declined cabinet posts to serve as a troubleshooter with no portfolio. It notes his WWI War Industries Board chairmanship, Versailles adviser role, WWII reconversion work, and UN Atomic Energy Commission membership, plus philanthropy and wealth milestones. The text then shifts to an Akron obituary for Joseph Zazzareno, highlighting birth in New Castle in 1902, survivor details, and funeral arrangements in Akron Ohio.
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Wilson
Roosevelt
Baruch
War Industries Board
American Peace Commission
Office
U.S
U.N. Atomic Energy Commission
Deaths and accidents roll through Leesburg area
A late night crash four miles south of Leesburg on U.S. 19 injures a 2 year old, while two weekend city crashes involve James Conti and Lloyd Johnson. Minerala experts warn silver supply may vanish in three years. Death notices list Mrs Lula Lebberger and others, detailing funeral plans, former residences, and survivors.
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Gary Lee Avery
N. Main St
New York City
U.S. 19
Leesburg
Avery
James NM. Conti
Phillips St
David White
Jefferson St
Algerian leadership urges Afro Asians on summit date
Reports cite Algerian leaders insisting Afro Asian nations keep a slated summit date amid upheaval after Ben Bella’s overthrow. Humanite notes unrest in Algeria with armed resistance. observers weigh Soviet stance as Moscow reportedly stays neutral.
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China
Indonesia
Syrian Arab Republic
Bouteflika
Ben Bella
Paris
Communist Party
Humanite
Algeria
Soviet Union
Moscow
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
Algerian Revolutionary Council
Pro Meetings of Protestant and Catholic laymen
Astronauts McDivitt and White revisit Paris after the international air show with Vice President Humphrey. De Gaulle and Johnson discussions framed a three day trip. families accompany the returning space heroes in Washington.
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Paris
Washington
UPI
Geminid
James McDivitt
Edward White
Houston
Tex
Hubert H. Humphrey
Andrews Air Force Base
Humphrey
MecDivitt
White
Charles de Gaulle
Johnson
Housing loan funds expand elderly public housing project
The Housing and Home Finance Agency approved a 426,063 loan for 20 more units in a 120 unit elderly public housing project in New Approval announced by U S Rep Frank M Clark. Lawrence County Housing Authority says project cost nears 2 million with the expansion from 10 to 120 units in April to aid displaced seniors. Architects W G Ecktes Co and revisions await PHA approval before bidding. site at Beaver and Grant Streets.
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Housing and Home Finance Agency
New Castle
U.S
Frank M. Clark
D-Bessemer
Richard Hietsch
Lawrence County Housing Authority
Public Housing Administration
Lower Noshennock Creek
Ilielseh
W. G. Ecktes Co
Beaver
Grant Streets
PHA
Washington Daily News Columnist Maclean Profiles A Reporter
The piece recounts Maclean joining the Washington Daily News in 1951 after military service, his overseas assignments in 1956 and 1957, and the editor’s charge to write a unique column. It notes his balloon trip over Washington, and a failed bid to unite the U.S. Defense Department with British buyers over a $1 billion jet deal.
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Maclean
Washington Daily News
U.S
Daily News
Selma
Ala
Tnck
Washington
Iie
U.S. Defense Department
Youth Day at Second Baptist Church Draws Crowds
Rev. Arthur Stevens challenged youths to choose salvation over worldliness at the First Baptist Church event. Valerie Williams and Marvin Montgomery were crowned youth department queen and king, with awards delivered by Curtis Speight and Otis Gates. A wiener roast for youth department members followed at 6 p.m. tomorrow at Mrs. Kenneth Carter’s home.
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Arthur Stevens
First Baptist Church of Freedom
Second Baptist Church
Shirley Montgomery
Ruby Thomas
Union Baptist Church
Brenda Johnson
St. John United Holy Church
Earl Clark
Charlotta Watson
Patty Crankleton
Clark
James Hill
Marvin Montgomery
Robert C. Montgomery
Locust St
Valerie Williams
Barbara Williams
Best Ave
Curtis Speight
Otis Gates
Kenneth Carter
Gates
Hill
Speight
Mongomery
North St
Pope Paul VI marks three years as pope in private observance
Pope Paul VI began the third year of his reign in the Vatican, age 68, after being chosen two years earlier to succeed John XXIII. He celebrated with private prayer, without public ceremonies, in the Sistine Chapel after accepting election.
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Barreh
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
John XXII
Vatican
Sistine Chapel
Soviets threaten China as Pravda hints at rift grows
The Soviet Union signaled it may strike back at China amid a deepening dispute over Vietnam and American actions. Pravda urged China to close ranks against perceived imperialist pressure, admitting hopes for reconciliation are fading while naming Beijing for the first time in eight months.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
China
Peking
Pravda
Viet Nam
Beating probe continues amid young Union Township boy injury
State police and county Child Welfare Director Edna Gibson pursue an investigation into an alleged beating of a 22 month old boy from Union Township. The child remains hospitalized at Jameson Memorial with undisclosed bruising while his mother is questioned and no charges have been filed.
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Edna M. Gibson
Union Township
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Gibson
Reaee DUE Save with State Farm Insurance
An insurance ad urges careful drivers to save with State Farm low rates. It promotes affordable coverage and emphasizes savings for safe behavior.
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State Farm
Met
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Rights Group
Grand Ol’ Opry
Ira Louvin
Williamsburg
Here
Louvin
Ann Frances
Bangkok
Thailand
Cambodia
Hashington Hahway Expos
Bellvie
Frank Phillips
Hald
Cats Minor
Mullen
Scranton
Milk Control Commission
Senate
Senate Mines Committee
House
House Democrats
Sun
Thien
Thies
Phan Khac Sun
Thiow
North Viet Nam
Navy
Hanoi
South China Sea
Butz Flowers
Sree
Elettionia
Tim
Hess
W. Adem St
New Castle News
William Russo
St. Vitus Holy Name Society
Holy Name
Circle
Waller J. Smith
Russo
Paul M. Lackner
Holy Name Societies
Pittsburgh
Constantine Cozza
St. Vitus
Francis J. Augustine
Eral
Howrs
Clara E. Vogan
Clara Ellen Vogan
Ath Ave
St. Petersburg
Fla
Thomas I. Vogan
Norwood Ave
Hillsville
Enoch
Elizabeth Farrell Hill
Vogan
Clen Moore
Helen) Welsh
Monroe, Mich
Nevada Smith
Robert A. Myers
N. Jefferson St
Tomarcow
Stev. Charles Bergman
St. Mary Cemetery
Hannon
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
New Castile
Ttichard Hannon
Albert Kohart
Nellie Hannah
Madison Ave
Ghia
St. Mary
Ogred
Cipal
Anthony Medure
Lawrence Marcella
Msgr. Fabbri
Raymond Boccardi
Water J. Smith
Ladies Guild
Ray Mercer
Jos
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Joseph Butta
Francis Street
New Wilmington
Pfarroncips Mutual Insurance Coo
Tome
Columbua
Hong Kong
Hong Kon
London
Red China
Paperbakcs
Itunyy
New York
Educators and Publishers
Columbia University
Larry Verone
State Farm Mutual
Boamington
Hina
Oma
Broomington
1Winait
Jesse N
Kerr
Hofte
Joseph B. William G. Leyde-Tanner
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