Shenango educator injured in I 79 crash
Edward M Nahas 51 assistant principal at Shenango High School is in guarded condition at North Hills Passavant Hospital after a 12 30 a m I 79 collision with a semi driver Todd Peterman 22 of Grove City RD 1 Nahas a former basketball coach at the school sustained multiple injuries The car was a total loss Union Area school directors voted a 100 reward for tips leading to arrests of vandals in the district Clayton L Houk supervising principal said the reward reflects rising vandalism.
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Edward M. Nahas
Shenango High School
North Hills
Passavant Hospital
Nahas
E. Division St
Lancaster Township
Todd Peterman
Grove City
Union Area
Clayton L. Houk
Weather in Western Pennsylvania Turns Cooler With Showers
Weather across western Pennsylvania shows considerable cloudiness and scattered light showers with highs in the mid 60s to low 70s. Tonight remains cool with a low around mid 50s, mountains cooler. Friday remains partly cloudy and not as cool, and a Shenango River stage of about 5.2 feet is noted. Temperature stats for the past 24 hours compare to last year with highs near 79 and 77 and a low around 63 versus 44, plus a trace of rain versus none.
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Pennsylvania
Shenango River
Death notices for six residents dated June 27 1968
Six Obituaries list William R. Carothers Sr 67 of 359 E North St Raymond G McCowin 70 of 2801 Ellwood Rd Harold Louis Sampson 69 of 209 E Meyer Ave Mrs Edna V Bright 76 of Ellwood City and Joseph Lee Plutto 56 of Volant RD 1 with ages and addresses in Ellwood City area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Carothers Sr
E. North St
Raymond G. McCowin
Ellwood Rd
Harold Louis Sampson
E. Meyer
Edna V. Bright
Ellwood City
Joseph Lee Plutto
Volant RD 1
Allied troops seize 417 rockets as sniffers aid Saigon sweep
Allied forces in Saigon report capturing a record 417 Communist rockets over three days and using odor-detection devices to locate guerrillas. U.S. helicopters guided infantry to the enemy, with 124 Viet Cong killed and 14 surrendered. Casualties show 299 U.S. deaths last week and 2,220 wounded. 1,819 Communists killed. Marines abandon Khe Sanh after its long siege, while a MIG-21 is shot down for the first time since February.
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Jack Walsh
Saigon
UPI
U.S
U.S. Navy
North Vietnam
Khe Sanh
South Vietnam
Joseph W. Thomas
Dallas
Tex
Lance Cpl
Donald B. Lacy
Omaha, Neb
North Vietnam sees long talks. summit unlikely
Paris talks stall with North Vietnamese negotiators predicting protracted negotiations. They say the pace depends on the United States and reject a Johnson Ho Chi Minh summit while demanding U.S. good will and refusing to halt bombing or enter meaningful bargaining.
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Paris
UPI
North Vietnam
United States
Johnson
Ho Chi Minh
Hanoi
U.S
North Vietnamese Panhandle
Xuan Thuy
Fortas and Thornberry loom in Supreme Court future
The UPI report outlines Abe Fortas potential as chief justice and Homer Thornberry as a liberal on civil liberties by southern standards. It notes Senate hurdles, possible filibuster, and how Thornberry's 5th Circuit votes could influence Fortas amid Warren court legacies.
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Charlotte G. Moulton Washington
UPI
Abe Fortas
Supreme Court
Homer Thornberry
Texas
Earl Warren
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Thornberry
Fortas
Johnson
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Warren Court
Hugo L. Black
William O. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Black
Warren
Jameson Memorial Hospital Nursing School Receives Six-Year Accreditation
The Jameson Memorial Hospital nursing school was notified by the National League of Nursing that it has been accredited for six years. A spokesman called it the longest accreditation period for a nursing program.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
National League of Nursing
Johnson backs tough gun controls in Senate debate
Atty Gen Clark argues the lack of strong gun control laws threatens the American political system as a Senate subcommittee weighs the administration’s proposal. The plan would require gun owners to register within 180 days and obtain licenses within a year, with confiscation possible if licensing fails.
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Steven Gerstel Washington
UPI
Johnson
Senate
Treasury
Senate Judiciary Committee
Joseph D. Tydings
Ramsey Clark
Clark
Harold W. Glassen
National Rifle Association
Glassen
John J. Rhodes
R-Ariz
GOP
House
British attorney declares Ray King killer in murder case
A British attorney for the United States called James Earl Ray the sole killer of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and sought his return for trial. In London, Ray testified at his extradition hearing denying he killed King. The proceedings featured witness accounts and questions on political crime and the crime's location.
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Scott B. Burns London
UPI
United States
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
David Calcutt
Ray
King
Memphis
Tenn
London
Calcutt
Roger Frisby
Britain
Scotland Yard
Thomas Butler
Butler
Rev and Mrs Sartell Honored by Congregation
The Rev. and Mrs. Howard V. Sartell were recognized by their church in a ceremony on Page 8. The event highlighted longtime service and community contributions within the congregation.
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Howard V. Sartell
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U.S. Air Force
Atlantic Ocean
Azores
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Shenango
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Supreme Soviet
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Kremlin
America
Glassboro, N.J
Alexei N. Kosygin
Edward Nahas
Panhandle
Navy
Lowell R. Myers
Roway
Calif
Myers
Frank J. Perry
Investment Plaza
Cleveland
Brenda Mercaldi
Elizabeth Clare
Linda Jakuben
Diane Katko
O Sole Mio
Fortas and
Mike Mansfield
New York
Nursing
Edward F. Kennedy
Subcommittee
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Congress
Washington
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Orville Freeman
U.S. District Court
Capitol Hill
Office of Economic Opportunity
Ralph David Abernathy
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