Ambassador Lodge Returns from Viet Nam Joins Scranton Campaign
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge arrived at Andrews Air Force Base after Vietnam and launched his Senate campaign efforts for Gov. William Scranton. He urged the GOP to nominate a prudent candidate not impulsive like Barry Goldwater and said he cannot be drafted for the presidential race. He spoke freely to reporters despite initial plans to defer politics until a Johnson meeting.
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Washington
UPI
Henry Cabot Lodge
Viet Nam
William Scranton
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Lodge
Andrews Air Force Base
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Air Force
Honolulu
Maxwell B. Taylor
State Department
Johnson
Massachusetts
Goldwater
Minneapolis
United States
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Minnehaha Park
Middle West
Shenango Student Drowns at Py Matuning Reservoir
Kenneth Powell, 17, of 3925 Station Road Castlewood, drowned while wading along the Py Matuning shoreline near Shenango High School. His body was recovered at 6 a.m. by rescue workers and ruled an accidental drowning by Crawford County deputy coroner W H Walker. Powell is the first Lawrence County resident to die by drowning in 1964. The body was taken to Baird Funeral Home in Jamestown and will be moved to Porter Funeral Home in Ellwood City. obituary to follow tomorrow.
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Shenango High School
Pymatuning
Kenneth Powell
Station Rd
Castlewood
Crawford County
W. H. Walker
Powell
Lawrence County
Baird
Jamestown
Porter Funeral
Ellwood City
Weather tops 110 in Blythe on Sunday report
The U S Weather Bureau logged the highest temperature Sunday at Blythe California reaching 110 degrees. Morning lows included 34 in Missoula Montana and Mullan Idaho.
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New York
UPI
U.S. Weather Bureau
Hawaii
Alaska
Blythe
Calif
Missoula
Mont
Mullan
Idaho
Illinois Holds GOP Spotlight
Illinois Republicans stage a high profile audition for presidential hopefuls with William Scranton visiting, while Barry Goldwater's bloc is expected to hold about 46 of Illinois 58 convention votes. An on record poll with delegates is planned to test support and potential drift among delegates. Scranton Stassen and Goldwater were slated to attend the convention event.
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Chicago
UPI
Illinois
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Scranton
Goldwater
Minnesota
Harold Stassen
Congo Crisis Risk Grows as U N Troops Withdraw
Diplomatic sources warn that communist backed revolts in the eastern Congo may spread westward as U N peacekeeping troops depart. North Katanga President Jason Sendwe and three aides were stabbed to death after rebel seizure. Rebels led by Pierre Mulele are active in Kwilu and Kivu provinces with bombings in Leopoldville. Moise Tshombe returned from exile to back Cyrille Adoula’s government.
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Leopoldville
UPI
Congo
U.N
Katanga
Jason Sendwe
Peking
Pierre Mulele
Kwilu
Kivu
Moise Tshombe
United Nations
Spain
Cyrille Adoula
Treasury Plans Doubling Coin Output Next Year
The Treasury will double coin production at Philadelphia and Denver mints by mid 1967 to ease shortages. New equipment and steps will raise annual output from 4.3 to about 9 billion coins before a new Philadelphia mint opens. UPI reports.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury Department
Philadelphia
Denver
Treasury
Defector Capt Alfred Svenson Goes On Trial In Frankfurt
Capt Alfred Svenson the only U S Army officer to defect to the Communists and be sent back to the West faces a court martial in Frankfurt on charges of desertion and larceny for stealing a jeep. Svenson spent over a year in East Germany and was expelled May 7 after alternating between claims of coercion and pledges to the Communist cause.
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Frankfurt
Germany
UPI
Alfred Svenson
U.S. Army
Svenson
Scranton
East Germany
Swenson
U.S
State Bar Nominates W. Braham for Vice Presidency
Former judge W Walter Braham of 126 Hazelcroft Ave is nominated for the vice presidency of the Pennsylvania Bar Association by a committee of past presidents at the summer Erie meeting. An election is slated for January 1965 in Harrisburg with the committee’s choice expected to win under ordinary procedures. Braham, a 40 year member, chaired Project Constitution Sub committee 3 and led Lawrence County Courts for two terms. He later presided at Chautauqua Institution from 1956 to 1960 and holds Westminster College and law degrees.
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W. Walter Braham
Hazelcroft Ave
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Erie
Harrisburg
Braham
Association
Lawrence County
Chatauqua Institution
Chautauqua
N.Y
Westminster College
Parnassus
New Wilmington
Johnstown
The
Uni
United Fund Meeting Set With Shafer at New Castle Club
Lt. Gov. Shafer will meet industrial leaders and United Fund officials at 7 p.m. today at New Castle Country Club in a workshop on local industry support. UF representatives include Alfred H. Owens president Laur i G Laurell first vice president Richard E Rentz second vice president and Barton E Richards campaign chairman.
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Raymond P. Shafer
United Fund
New Castle Country Club
Alfred H. Owens
Lauri G. Laurell
Richard E. Rentz
Barton E. Richards
Weather Report For Lake Erie And Western Pennsylvania
Lake Erie winds run 8 to 12 knots today and 11 to 16 tonight with fair conditions. Western Pennsylvania sees sun and warmth today through Tuesday, clear tonight, slight temperature changes. Highs reach 87 to 92 and lows near 60 to 66. 24 hour stats show max 86, min 59, no precip. Shenango River stage steady at 4.3 feet.
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Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
Shenango River
Five Nations urge cease-fire in Laos and withdrawal of forces
A five nation communique from London and Vientiane urged a Laos cease-fire and the withdrawal of Communist forces from positions seized in the past five months. It cited evidence of North Vietnamese infiltration and support for Pathet Lao and called for Hanoi to halt such activity.
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London
API
United States
Britain
Canada
Thailand
South Viet Nam
Laos
Vientiane
Pathet Lao
China warns it will not fold arms if U S invades North Vietnam
The Ta Kung Pao editorial broadcast via New China News Agency in Peking warned that Communist China will not simply fold its arms should the United States invade Communist North Vietnam, a stance monitored in Tokyo.
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Tokyo
UPI
China
United States
Viet Nam
Peking
Ta Kung Pao
Great Fairness Newspapers
New China News Agency
Local Death Notices List Names and Ages Across States
A column of death notices lists individuals including Mrs. Carol B. Petty 25 from Colorado Springs and Mrs. Nancy V. LaBate 72 of Gardena California. Other ages and cities shown include Mrs. Tina T. Houk 86 Ellwood City and Phillip J. McPhillips 60 Wheaton Maryland.
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Carol B. Petty
Colorado Springs
Colo
Nancy V. LaBate
Gardena
Calif
Tina T. Houk
Ellwood City
Phillip J. McPhillips
Wheaton
Benjamin J. Fowler
Smithfield St
Ex Ambassador Warns No Victory Yet In Viet Nam
Former ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge told reporters that while conditions in South Vietnam are improving some, no victory has been achieved and none is expected soon. He noted favorable developments but cautioned the conflict remains highly complex and unsolved.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
White House
Lodge
William Scranton
South
Fire damages Park Gate Baptist Church in Ellwood City
A basement fire caused about 3000 dollars in damage to Park Gate Baptist Church on W Lawrence Ave Ellwood City. Cause traced to defective wiring and firefighters kept damage interior while neighbors contained the blaze with a garden hose until help arrived. The 68 year old building will be dismantled after a new church on River Rd is completed. a plaque for a Lent attendance contest was among items destroyed.
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Ellwood
Park Gate Baptist Church
W. Lawrence Ave
River Rd
Frank M. Kroll
Park Gate
Ralph Annarumo
Frank Pascoe
Belton Baptist Church
Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
Civil rights militants target Scranton in GOP convention protests
ACT leaders plan widespread demonstrations against Governor Scranton from Chicago to San Francisco. Stanley Branche says integrationists will stall and block entry to the Cow Palace and stage a public hearing on Chester police violence.
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Chicago
UPI
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Scranton
San Francisco
Cow Palace
ACT
North
U.S
Stanley Branche
Chester
Integra
Illinois
Branche
Birmingham
Grivas Appeal Raises Cyprus Tensions in Britain
British officials voiced alarm over Gen. George Grivas urging Greek Cypriots to seek victory or glorious death and self determination. They warned the demand could trigger enosis with Greece, risking Turkish invasion to defend the minority as four fifths of residents are Greek.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
API
George Grivas
Greece
Turkey
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E. Lincoln Ave
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Fred H. Navarra
Ludwig Rd
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Pymatuning Dam
Beaver Falls
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
Tass
Thant
Soviet Union
Middle East
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Washington, D. C
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Alfred
Iron Curtain
East Berlin
State Bar
W. Braham
Red China
Carl J. Swisher
Greenville, Pa
Mary B. Cresswell
Margaret Irwin
Arlington Ave
Clarence E. Jones
S. Ray St
Patricia Ann Lee
Rt. Grant St
Walter O. Cover
Ridgewood
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