Enon Father Shot by Son After Family Quarrel
Carl A. Woods Sr. was shot in the knee by his 7 year old son after a family quarrel in Enon. Woods Sr. underwent surgery at St Elizabeth Hospital and is under constant care. Woods Jr. was charged with assault with a deadly weapon and pleaded innocent before Alderman Samuel Bassano. a preliminary hearing is set for Wednesday at 2:50 pm.
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Stale Polite
Carl A. Wools Sr
St. Elizabeth Aspital
Woods
Cart Jr
Jolentki
Samuel Bassano
Afro-Asian Conference Postponed After Algiers Blast
A session to decide on pushing the Afro-Asian summit in Algiers was postponed for a third time amid a violent explosion at the conference palace. Authorities detained those behind the blast, which damaged the delegates bar and nearby walls, as security tightens around the event. Fireworks arrests reported in West Pittston, with two men held on possession charges and bail set at 500 dollars.
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UPI
West Pittston
Samuel Turoni
Elias Cross
Turoni
Cross
Tironi
LBJ urges UN role in Viet Nam crisis
President Johnson asks the United Nations to help untangle the Viet Nam crisis during the UN's 20th birthday observance. Rodney Guilfoile reports from San Francisco as major powers gather to comment on the request.
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San Francisco
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United Nations
Johnson
Gon
Defense head rejects higher budget request
The Defense Department says it needs no more than the $44 billion requested for fiscal 1966 to sustain military posture and ongoing operations. McNamara left a door open to possible extra funds before year end, but the current budget stands as the plan to meet commitments in trouble spots.
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Defense
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Congress
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Department
Reds resume monsoon attack and eviction of Castle Aviation
Air authority seeks eviction of Castle Aviation from New Castle Airport Union Township. Lawrence County Court was petitioned yesterday to remove the operator, citing contract termination and multiple complaints. G I Brundage Co. to operate the field from June 1 amid disputes over hangar rent and adherence to procedures.
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Sail
Unis
Castle Aviation
Rennal
Axion
Tape recording may reveal cause of military jet crash
The disaster that killed 84 military men near El Toro Marine base is tied to a final cockpit tape. Capt William Cordell Jr a veteran pilot with 3000 hours may hold clues about why the transport jet struck Loma Ridge instead of following a planned bypass. FAA and Marine Corps investigators review mechanical or physical failure as record details emerge.
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Cir
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Here
Far East
Viet Nam
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N.dh
Military Air
Ransport
Loma Ridge
Farks
Pittsburgh racketeer Abe Zeid found dead in creek bed
Abe Zeid, 58, a Pittsburgh racketeer, was found dead Friday in a dry creek bed near Claysville after a beating and shooting. Zeid and Emido Wlex, 24, were convicted of blackmail 24 hours earlier by an Allegheny County jury. Zeid had boasted he would not serve a day in prison and, with Wlex, posed as Las Vegas casino collectors to extort $12,000 from two Pittsburgh residents.
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UPI
Pittsburgh
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Tesshan
Zeid
Emido Wlex
Allegheny County Criminal Court
Flex
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Pittsburgh Area
Catholics May Attend Some Protestant Services
In today’s Inside News the article notes that Catholics are permitted to attend certain Protestant services. The item references ongoing church relations and inclusion within a broader moral code discussion.
Deaths and ages in local notices Saturday historic record
Lovagno, 65, of Mrs. Nancy dane Jennies Al ton, 77, of 514 Berwyn St. Chester I. Waren, S41, of Eile wand City. Mrs. Dewey F. Dilhean, 45, of Ellwood City, Mrs. Mildred P. Dwignan, 35, of Enon Valles.
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Alton
Berwyn St
Chester I. Waren
Eilewand City
Dewey F. Dilhean
Ellwood City
Mildred P. Dwignan
Enon Valles
Crescent Place housing for elderly in Ellwood City started
Ground was broken for a $44,143 Crescent Place public housing project for seniors at Crescent Ave and Seventh St Ellwood City The 50 unit brick building will include offices recreation laundry library and heating rooms on the ground floor with acoustic ceilings Each apartment will have TV and telephone outlets Eligibility targets seniors with net income under $2400 and assets under $5100 Construction expected to take about a year officials praised the project as a great asset and a step toward meeting underprivileged seniors needs.
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Wew Castle
Ellwood City
Ai Mong
Richard Metsch
Lawrence County Housing Authority
Joseph McCandless
Charles E. McGrath
RH. O. McCandless
Annt E.R. Nowning
Halph Terge
Menthern
Crescent Place
Seltzer and Young the
Richard Hielsch
Crescent Ave
Seventh St
McCandless
Roay Bailey
Martn J. Kovach
Elwood City
R. J. Schill
Chamber of Commerce
Lisyd
Dalbey
Lincoln High School
Raymond Schweinberg
B. J. McCandless
LCHA
Viet Cong Attacks Kill Americans in Saigon News Toll Climbs
Viet Cong launched major assaults across Saigon and surrounding areas. U S Marines lost men in a tank incident near Da Nang and 12 Americans died in a restaurant bombing. A second bombing raised the Saigon toll to 42 with 12 Americans among the dead. Eighty wounded included 13 Americans. Air strikes hit targets in the North as communications and defense units faced heavy pressure. Ambassador Taylor pledged to drive out all Communists.
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U.S
da Nang
My Card
Saigon
Viet Nam
Tau Marang
Centtral Highlands
Maxwell D. Taylor
South
Taylor
Polica
China accuses U.S. and U.S.S.R. of world domination
In a long Peking Peoples Daily editorial broadcast by New China News Agency, China charges the United States and Russia with seeking global control via the United Nations and criticizes its 20 year record as deteriorating. The piece urges adequate clinical treatment and reorganization of the U.N. Meanwhile City Council approves tearing down a derelict two story brick building on Montmorency Ave near the B and O tracks. Public Safety Director Rigby authorized to remove it immediately as an eyesore. cost not given. Acting Mayor Bid dle says the unused structure gives a bad first impression to visitors entering the city from that direction.
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Peking Peoples Daily
Chinese Communist Party
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George Rigby
Richard HI. Biddle
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