Lawmakers pass stopgap measures and recess to July 10
In Harrisburg the House approved four appropriation bills totaling 346 563 and sent them to Governor Shafer along with continued operation for the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission. The Senate signed the measures and both houses adjourned until July 10 amid talks on Shafer's 1.791 billion general fund budget.
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Pennsylvania
Typhoon Brought Crash Kills Six at Kowloon Bay
A Thai International Caravelle with 80 aboard crashed into Kowloon Bay while attempting an instrument landing in heavy rain. Six are dead, 35 hospitalized, 21 treated and discharged, 18 still missing. The plane originated from Tokyo Osaka and Taipei with 73 passengers and seven crew.
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Shafer Signs Loyalty Oath Change in Pennsylvania
Gov Shafer signed a bill altering the loyalty oath for state workers officials and teachers. The new law allows stating they are not knowingly active in an organization that advocates subversive activities. It defines subversive as one who knowingly helps plan acts to overthrow government.
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Inside. Today’s News All Stars Shine in Softball Standings
St Joseph Church League softballers finish first half undefeated as Gibson and Drysdale lead. Page 18 notes the league pace and page 17 highlights.
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Death Record for Gerald S Mook and AnnaBelle White
Two obituary notices itemize Gerald S Mook age 76 of Ellwood City and AnnaBelle R White age 57 of 414 Fe Leasure Ave. The brief notices record their deaths and residence details in the Friday June 30 1967 edition.
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Ellwood City
AnnaBelle R. White
Leasure Ave
Middle East guide offered LBJ by Clark
U S Rep Frank M Clark introduced a resolution urging President Johnson to pursue five peace objectives in the Middle East using UN diplomacy. It calls for recognizing Israel's sovereignty, free passage through the Suez Canal and Gulf of Aqaba, Arab acceptance of Israel borders, arms flow restrictions, and refugee solutions.
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Kosygin Meets Castro Then Heads to Paris
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin hugged Cuban leader Fidel Castro after four days of talks and departed Havana for Paris for another summit en route home. United Nations factions urged Israel to withdraw from captured Arab lands and end belligerence. In Saigon Nguyen Cao Ky shifted from president to vice president with Nguyen Van Thieu as head of state. In Seoul Hubert Humphrey walked streets at 5 a.m. drawing a crowd.
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Buffalo Riots Seen in Third Consecutive Night of Violence
In Buffalo, sniper fire, rock throwing, and looting marked the third night of racial violence. Seven wounded, including a 15 year old, Timothy Neal, shot in the back near the east side Negro ghetto. Police arrested 130 more suspects, total over 200 in three days. Fire outbreaks rose to 40 with tear gas used to disperse mobs.
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Haiphong raids and Saigon battles mark Vietnam midweek
U S aircraft bomb Haiphong outskirts and the Hoa Lac MIG base while Navy strikes hit the Lai Dong oil depot and Cong My point. In Saigon area allied troops fight two hard battles with 73 guerrillas killed and two American casualties reported. Commu nists bodies found in jungle sites.
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Jerusalem reunification as barriers fall and markets fill
Israel tightens hold on the old sector of Jerusalem as barriers are removed and movement is liberalized. Mayor Teddy Kollek says reunification will work and vows to carry out the decision, amid a flood of shoppers and crowds in the once-divided city.
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U S blamed again for sinking of Soviet ship in Haiphong port
Moscow charged that a U S plane bombed the Soviet merchant ship Mikhail Frunze at anchor in Haiphong on June 29, killing a sailor and wounding others. The note demanded strict punishment and warned the United States holds responsibility for the incident.
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Experts Investigate UFO Sighting Near Wampum and New Castle
Gabriel Kozora photographed a saucer shaped object near his home along Pa 18 between Wampum and New Castle. A Pittsburgh subcommittee team, student Robert Bidinotto, and experts led by Henry Kalapaca examined the area with cameras and notebooks. Local groups push for broader inquiry into flying saucers amid official debunking.
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Education budget approved for Shenango Youth Center
The Lawrence County School Board adopted a $173,857 education budget for the state Youth Development Center in Shenango Township. Expenditures include instruction $131,277 and fixed charges $10, ...
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Johnson to sign four year draft law extension today
President Johnson expected to sign a four year extension of the draft law and issue a directive to start inducting younger men first with 19 year olds. The current law expires at midnight and the bill allows the veteran to order the call with oldest 19 year olds. The Texas White House says he will sign the measure despite not proposing radical reforms. He may issue an executive order reversing the call order to begin with 19 year olds.
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China Breaks Ties With Burma Over Rangoon Riots
Beijing cuts ambassadorial relations with Rangoon after three days of anti Chinese riots. Chinese embassy attacked, one Chinese worker killed. China demands apology, protection for Chinese, and compensation. Burma silent as martial law ends and food fears rise.
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Weather notes for Western Pennsylvania easing heat
Clearing and warmer conditions rise to the 80s in Western Pennsylvania with fair skies tonight. Saturday brings partly cloudy skies with showers and scattered thunderstorms, then cooler conditions by afternoon with the northward trend in temperatures and a low in the 60s.
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Grossman to Start Training at State Police Academy
Thomas John Grossman of 606 Spruce Street will begin cadet training Thursday at the State Police Academy in Hershey. The 12 week program covers intensive instruction followed by a 30 day coaching pupil period at the troop level to fill current vacancies in the state police.
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City playgrounds close for Independence Day holiday
City playgrounds will be closed for the July 4 holiday and reopen at 9 a.m. Wednesday.
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