Militant Buddhist Leader Arrested in Saigon
Thich Tri Quang, anti-government Buddhist leader, is returned to Saigon as a prisoner after leading Hue rebels. Nuns in Hue protested briefly before police moved them back to their pagoda. Quang began a hunger strike 14 days earlier in protest of U.S. backing of the Ky regime.
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Richard Saigon
UPI
Nguyen Cao Ky
Saigon
Thich Tri Quang
Hue
Annanle
Quang
Johnson
Avauvin Soduuuvuu
Tuwn
Vien Hoa Dao
Dieu de Pagoda
19th annual Catholic Day outing planned at Cascade Park
About 20 000 people are expected for the 19th annual Lawrence County Catholic Day picnic tomorrow at Cascade Park. Activities begin at 11 a.m. with a grove picnic. refreshments at 1 p.m. and bus transport to outlying areas. Detailed shuttle times listed for Ellwood City Bessemer Chewton Wampum West Pittsburg Oakland Hillsville and Edinburg. Rev. George A. Kurutz to bless Shrine of the Blessed Mother at 2 p.m. Event includes a record hop dance pavilion 9 p.m. to midnight Red Coat Band at 8 p.m. fireworks at 10:30 p.m. Awards at 10:45 p.m. John DiCola named chairman.
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Lawrence County
Cascade Ark
Ellwood City
Bessemer
St. Anthony Church
Chewton and
Wampum
White Eagle Society
Chewton
St. Monica Church
West Pittsburg
Holy Cross Church
Oakland
Our Lady of Czestochowa
Hillsville
St. Lawrence Church
Edinburg
Hilltown
Carbone
George A. Kurutz
St. Michael Church
John DiCola
U S crime and violence rise in first quarter 1966
FBI Chief J Edgar Hoover reports the national crime index climbed in the first three months of 1966 led by violence crimes including rape up 14 percent. Overall murders and robberies rose, with suburbs up 9 percent and rural areas up 8 percent, while some western states saw murder and robbery declines.
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Washington
UPI
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
North Central
Major battle rages near Tuy Hoa as U S forces reinforce
U S airborne cavalry reinforcements and paratroopers engage a Communist battalion near Tuy Hoa as Marines land 1500 men to the north. Viet Cong casualties stated at 69 known dead with fighting described as opening rounds of a major offensive amid monsoon conditions.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Tuy Hoa
South Viet Nam
101St
Kontum
1St Air Cavalry Division
Bessemer sewer plan gains federal funding boost
Federal financing could end the need for a front footage tax and bonds for Bessemer s proposed sewer system. The $825000 project would be split between a government grant and a 3.4 percent loan, with tap in fees and rents to repay. The plan includes 465 homes served and a treatment plant on E Poland Ave with five lift stations. Rochester engineers Michael Baker Associates will prepare the application, aided by solicitor Walter Kieler.
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Bessemer
Farmers’ Home Administration
Kenneth Shannon
Borough Council
Community Planning Commission
Shannon
E. Poland Ave
Myron Wayne
Michael Baker Associates
Rochester
Walter A. Kieler
Jet collision over Virginia resort kills two, injures forty-one
Two A6 intruder jets from Cherry Point collided near Buckroe Beach, Virginia, killing a mother and her infant son and wounding 41 others as fires raged through four blocks. Six survivors parachuted into Chesapeake Bay. crews searched through the night for further victims.
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Hampton
UPI
Atlantic
Buckroe Beach
Frank Hopkins
Hopkins
Mary Gallant
Donald
Coast Guard
Cherry Point
N.C
Marine Corps
James Engstrom
Durham
Charles Clark
Asheville
James Anderst
Plankington
S.C
William D. Lewellyn
Cleveland
Norfolk
Foreign aid plan clears House panel with broad $4.1 billion ceiling
The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved a $4.1 billion foreign aid authorization for the next fiscal year, with actual funding expected at $3.3 billion. The measure includes a $350 million boost for South Vietnam and allows additional appropriations if emergencies arise.
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Washington
UPI
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Congress
South Viet Nam
U.S
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Paul G. Rogers
D-Fla
Senate
House
Waldie
California
Jerome R. Waldie
John F. Baldwin
Contra Costa County
Franco Soviet Talks Promise Consulting After Moscow Mission
French President Charles de Gaulle held three hours of cordial talks with Soviet leaders in Moscow to discuss a Franco Soviet partnership as a means to resolve Europe’s problems without U S influence. A French spokesman said the talks were frank and that its parties agreed to continue discussions after De Gaulle ends his Moscow visit.
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Moscow
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Russia
Europe
U.S
de Gaulle
Maurice Couve de Murville
Alexei N. Kosygin
Nikolai Podgorny
Leonid Brezhnev
Andrei A. Gromyko
Soviet Union
Shapp Sells Jerrold Interests In $10 Million Deal
Milton Shapp, Democratic gubernatorial nominee, sold his Jerrold Electronics holdings in a move affecting 500000 plus shares valued around 10 million. The shares, bought by a syndicate led by Butcher & Sherred, comprised about 25 percent of Jerrold and Shapp and his wife will resign from the board. Jerrold remains a leading CATV designer operator and investor with 20 systems nationwide.
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LBJ
Portland, Maine
UPT
John H. Reed
Johnson
Maine
Reed
James S. Erwin
York
Erwin
United States
Viet Nam
Philadelphia
UPI
Milton Shapp
Jerrold Electronics Corp
Shapp
Howard Butcher, III
Butcher & Sherred
Butcher
a_ syndicate
Alex Satinsky
Jerrold
Democratic State Committee
Harrisburg
Jerrold Company
Weather Outlook for Western Pennsylvania Plains
Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers in the mountains. Cooler north with highs 74 to 82, in the 80s south. Fair tonight, lows in the 50s. Wednesday turns fair and warm. Observed 24hour period shows max 85, min 57, no precipitation, Shenango River at 4.5 feet versus 4.1 last year.
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Pennsylvania
Shenango River
Casper Beats Palmer In U S Open Playoff
Bill Casper defeats Arnold Palmer in a United States Open playoff to claim the title, signaling a dramatic finish and a major win for Casper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Casper
Arnold Palmer
Deaths in Ellwood City Area Highlight June 21 1966 Record
Mike Polenick Jr. 49 of 2602 Graceland Rd Floyd J Whitey Smith Sr. 66 of Ellwood City George S Buttermore 87 of 1122 W Washington St listed in the day age death notices with ages and addresses.
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Mike Polenick Jr
Graceland Rd
Floyd J. (Whitey) Smith Sr
Ellwood City
George S. Buttermore
W. Washington St
Sheriff Subpoenas 49 Jurors by Street Call in New Castle
Sheriff George S. Sigler walked downtown New Castle to subpoena 49 citizens at random to serve as jurors after the regular panel of 76 dwindled. Judge Henderson ordered the street selection to fill 12 juror slots for trials, with priority given to registered voters. The move comes as prosecutors seek a combined trial for three burglary and conspiracy suspects, reducing available jurors and delaying proceedings.
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Peter Geiger
George S. Sigler
New Castle
John F. Henderson
Sigler
Dist
Kenneth E. Fox Jr
Keith Zeigler
Arthur Goslee
Neshannock Ave
Lewis Forsyth
Lakewood
Ohio
Frank L. Coen
Confession ruling not retroactive
Supreme Court ends its 1965 66 term with a ruling that the new code for criminal confessions applies only to future cases. The decision says retroactivity would disrupt closed cases and debt to rights waivers.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Parking Authority Names Bond Counsel for 900-car Lot
The New Castle Parking Authority named Kirkpatrick Pomeroy Lockhart Johnson as bonding counsel for a proposed bond issue to finance a 900 car, 445000 dollar parking lot in the Lower Neshannock Creek urban renewal project. The authority met with city council and bond officials to discuss further details.
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Parking Authority
New Castle Parking Authority
Kirkpatrick, Pomeroy, Lockhart & Johnson
Pittsburgh
Lower
Neshannock Creek
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D-Conn
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Dodd
Klein
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
West Germany
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Virginia
By Samuel C. Shield
T. G. Madlock
Langley Air Force Base
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Reds
Kane
Milton J. Shapp
Robert Kane
Joseph W. Grigg
Jerrold Corp
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