Senate takes up Scranton reform bill for elections
Harrisburg UPI election reform legislation endorsed by Gov. Scranton moves in to the state Senate. The bill creates county election director roles for all classes, trains local officers on changes in laws, cuts party watchers at polls from three to two, and requires official ID badges for officials and watchers. It also limits poll site locations on public official or party officer properties and bars assistance within ballot booths.
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Harrisburg
County Board of Elections
Maloney case returns to jury in income tax evasion trial
Lawrence J. Maloney, 54, suspended assistant superintendent of city police, faces a jury on charges he failed to report 230000 in racketeers payments as income and owed 111543 in taxes. After closing arguments and judge Sorg's charge, jurors of eight men and four women will decide guilt or innocence.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Lawrence J. Maloney
Herbert P. Sorg
Sorg
Maloney
Algiers calm after arrest of 200 Reds
Algiers quieted after security forces detained about 200 Communist sympathizers of deposed President Ahmed Ben Bella. Military authorities eased street patrols, normal communications returned with Paris, and tensions lessened amid aborted general strikes and calls for Ben Bella’s return.
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UPI
Algeria
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
Paris
Deserters executed for 1961 killings in Kansas
LANSING Kan UPI Two Army deserters who killed seven people on a cross country crime spree were hanged in Kansas. James Latham 23 and George York 22 faced the gallows with differing final quips and expressions of faith. Latham claimed not mad at anyone while York spoke of going home to heaven and forgiveness.
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Lansing
Kan
UPI
Kansas Gallows
James Douglas Latham
George Ronald York
Latham
Mauriceville
Tex
York
Jacksonville
Fla
Heaven
Viet Cong welcomed at Viet Nam peace talks
White House adviser McGeorge Bundy said the United States would negotiate with Viet Cong representatives if they were part of a North Vietnamese delegation. Bundy noted the Viet Cong have traveled on North Vietnamese passports for years and their presence would not block talks, aligning with Secretary of State Dean Rusk's stance.
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Washington
UPI
Viet Nam
White House
McGeorge Bundy
Johnson
Bundy
United States
Dean Rusk
Tractor overturn injures two youths at Musguire farm
Two youths were seriously injured when a tractor they rode overturned at about 8 p.m. on the Richard Musguire farm at New Galilee Road. Jerry Musguire, 12, fractured right shoulder and multiple left rib fractures. Robert Crushel, 18, of RD, severe rib and back bruises. Both are in fair condition at St. Francis Hospital.
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Richard Musguire
New Galilee RD
Musguire
Jerry
Robert Crushel
St. Francis Hospital
Economy boost seen as excise cuts take effect
Washington reports excise tax reductions on dozens of items today as the government monitors if savings reach consumers. Officials say the move aims to ease prices, while retailers watch for passing along lower costs.
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Washington
UPI
Dealers may hide tax cut by raising car extras
UPI reports Rep. Charles A. Vanik warned auto dealers could cancel tax savings on new cars by boosting prices on options like power brakes and air conditioning. A 27 page list details pre tax prices for extras from GM Ford and Chrysler. Vanik urged buyers to compare showroom prices and carry the guide in.
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UPI
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Ohio
Vanik
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Ford
Chrysler
Johnson
Today's Weather Western Pennsylvania Forecast
Mostly fair today and tonight with isolated afternoon thundershowers. Highs 78 to 84 north and 82 to 88 south with 60 to 68 lows. Wednesday turns partly cloudy warm and humid with scattered thundershowers. 24hour stats show max 87, min 57, precipitation none. Shenango River stage 4.1 feet.
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Pennsylvania
Shenango River
Deep North Viet Nam raid marks first Ha Noi strike
Air Force jets bombed two military targets north of Ha Noi within 100 miles of China in the deepest air war penetration yet. Sixteen jets hit Son La army barracks and Ban Nuoc Chieu ammunition depot, destroying nine buildings and damaging 20 others at Son La while the depot saw moderate damage. More than 100 sorties by U S forces and Vietnamese aircraft followed through dawn to night, with Communist MIGs avoiding engagement. In Saigon, Ky vowed merciless action against terrorists after a barracks bombing by a suicide squad killed American officers.
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Viet Nam
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Ban Nuoc Jchieu
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Ban Nuoc Chieu
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U.S
Navy
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U.S. Air Force
Nguyen Cao Ky
Gary Player wins US Open prize payout details
Page references indicate Gary Player wins the US Open and gives away a $25,000 prize. Other notes mention Dodgers facing a 3 percent game lead, Republicans considering Gov Romney for 1968, Dirkson urging LBJ Viet policy, and economists watching inflation trends.
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New schooling aid plan faces House rebuff in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg the Scranton education subsidy plan is headed for burial in the House Elementary Education Committee as Rep. Lamb signals no chance in its present form. He vows a new per student cost formula, while critics say the plan lacks town support and favors Pittsburgh. A Fels Institute alternative proposes city aid adjustments based on tax burdens, but would add about 225 million dollars annually if fully adopted.
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Civil Defense
Larned
Sheriff's Office
Pawnee Creek
Arkansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Kansas
Nebraska
South Platte
Arkansas River
Kinsley
Kan
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UPI
William W. Scranton
House
Thomas F. Lamb
D-Allegheny
Lamb
Scranton
Pittsburgh
David H. Kurtzman
Fels Institute of Local
University of Pennsylvania
Fels
Kurtzman
Death notices from Volant and New Wilmington areas
Ronald E. Hall aged 33 of Volant RD 3 Roy L. Schick aged 65 of New Wilmington RD 1 and Mrs Erma L. Smith aged 76 of 1031 West Washington Street are listed in the deceased records for Tuesday June 22 1965.
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Ronald E. Hall
Volant RD 3
Roy L. Schick
New Wilmington
Erma L. Smith
W. Washington St
Japan Korea pact ends years of hostility
Tokyo reports Japan and South Korea signed a historic treaty to establish normal relations after 14 years of negotiations, ending 30 years of enmity. Protests erupted in Seoul as ministers Tong Won Lee and Etsusaburo Shiina signed at 4 a.m. EDT with 3000 police guarding. The U.S. backs the pact, with Japan pledging $800 million in grants and loans to bolster Korea’s economy.
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South Korea
Tokyo
UPI
Seoul
U. S
United States
Tong Won Lee
Etsusaburo Shiina
Eisaku Sato
Foreign Office
Asia
Catholic Day at Cascade Park Draws 15000 Attendees
About 15 000 people are expected to attend the 18th annual Lawrence County Catholic Day picnic at Cascade Park tomorrow. The program starts at 1 p m with a shrine blessing by Rev. George Kurutz. John Carson, general chairman, says more than 40 prizes will be awarded. Bus service is provided with multiple pick-up points in the county. Frank A. Ross Jr. handles traffic.
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Lawrence County
Cascade Park
George Kurutz
St. Michael Church
John Carson
Frank A. Ross Jr
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