New Orleans civic leader held in JFK conspiracy probe
Shaw, 54, former managing director of the International Trade Mart, was arrested after being subpoenaed by Judge Garrison in the Kennedy assassination inquiry. He posted a $10,000 bond and was released. Ferrie’s death had been linked to the probe, while Lewallen was questioned but later released. Shaw acknowledged seeing Oswald leaflets near the Trade Mart in 1963 but said he never met Oswald.
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Shaw
Kennedy
Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Saturn Rocket Plant
James LeWalle
Lewallen
The
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Space Agency
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Ferrie
Trade Mart
Bond
Jesse Core
Oswald
Camp Street
Philadelphia
UPI
James H. J. Tate
City teacher files to run for mayor on GOP ballot
Phillip P. Conti a 35 year old city school teacher of 314 E Wallace Ave filed nominating petitions with the county Board of Elections to run on the Republican ballot for mayor. He is the first to file for major office amid GOP bid.
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E. Wallace Ave
County Board of Elections
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Joseph W. Pearson
Euclid Ave
Republic
Counci Pearson
GOP
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Charter Study Commission
Administrative Code Committee
Mayor Council
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Thomas J. Watert
William Kinnard
Aardware
Pete
Figo) Carvella
E. Fairmont Ave
Carvella
Pater
Itiens
Candice
Richard H. le
Soviets Wise to Move Troops Toward Sino Soviet Border
Geneva reports quote diplomatic sources saying the Soviet Union aims to shift several crack divisions from Eastern Europe to positions along the Sino Soviet border. Britain and the United States are also reducing Western European forces. Russia reportedly matched Western pullbacks by example, with as many as six divisions moved to the 5000 mile border area with China and Peking saying 13 divisions have been sent to its far eastern border.
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UPI
Russia
Europe
Britain
United States
Germany
West Germany
Red China
Central Asia
Peking
East Europe
China
Poland
Ourungary
House committee approves compromise constitutional convention bill
A compromise plan for a limited constitutional convention in Harrisburg cleared the House Judiciary Committee amid Republican dissent. If approved by the House it would go to the Senate for concurrence after amendments reached by Gov Shafer and leaders from both parties.
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Harrisburg
UPI
House
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Raymond
P. Shafer
Herbert Fineman
D-Phila
Fineman
Shafer
Johnson says Kosygin agrees to US Soviet missile talks
President Johnson announced that Soviet Premier Kosygin agreed to discuss limiting the arms race in offensive and defensive nuclear missiles. Talks would begin in Moscow at ambassadorial level with U S Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson leading the delegation. Johnson linked the issue to Vietnam and declined comment on domestic House actions.
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UPI
Johnson
Alexei Kosygin
United States
White House
Howard University
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Kosygin
Vietnam
U.S
Kaplu
da Nang
House
Adam Clayton Powell
Senate
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
New Orleans
Russia
Two Teens Charged With Burglary in VFW Post Incident
Two 18 year old youths John Mc Mullen of 220 Wick Ave and Le roy Smith of 208 E. Grant St were freed on $500 bail after pleading innocent to burglary and malicious mischief. Police report vandalism at the Harry L. Mc Bride VFW Post on Grant St. Three juveniles were held in the county detention home. A 16 year old Walnut Street boy was detained for car damage and threatening phone calls to North Hill girls.
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Howard
Sam DeCarlo
Walnut St
North Hill
Death Record notices from Cleveland and Ellwood City
Death notices list James D. Goodchild aged 77 of 105 E Garfield Ave. Mrs Nellie Carlisle Snider of Cleveland, Mrs James V Lombardo of 10 W Wallace Ave and Mrs Ethel Sutton Frost of Ellwood City.
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Nellie Carlisle Snider
Cleveland
James D. Goodchild
E. Garfield Ave
James V. Lombardo
W. Wallace Ave
Ethel Sutton Frost
Ellwood City
Hoffa Sentenced to Eight Years in Prison Begins Next Tuesday
James R. Hoffa, leader of the Teamsters, was ordered to surrender to U S marshals to serve an eight year term for jury tampering. He plans appeals while Frank Fitzsimmons would lead the union in his absence. Hoffa faces possible parole after two years eight months as the union continues contract talks with the trucking industry.
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Chattanooga
U.S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hoffa
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
Atlanta
Teamsters’ General Executive Board
Frank Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Teamsters
Frank W. Wilson
Nashville
City Employes In New Castle Underpaid Says Report
A report to New Castle city council by Dr. A. M. Paxson says many city employees are substantially underpaid for their responsibilities and services. The three member panel, after settling a wage dispute in December, urges thorough review of expenditures to achieve economies and requests employees to seek cost saving methods.
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New Castle
A. M. Paxson
Luci Johnson Nugent Expecting Baby This Spring
Washington reports confirm Luci Johnson Nugent, the president's younger daughter, is pregnant and due in May. Luci and Patrick Nugent, who married last August, live in Austin where the baby will be born. The White House denies hospital cordon rumors while confirming the pregnancy after earlier secrecy and medical cautions.
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Washington
UPI
Luci Johnson Nugent
Luci
Elizabeth Carpenter
Patrick J. Nugent
Waukegan
Johnson Family
KTBC
Austin
Holy Cross Hospital
Catholic Sisters of the Immaculate Conception
Clark Seen Likely Confirmed As Attorney General
Ram sey Clark faced likely Senate approval as attorney general designate. Senate Judiciary Committee chair James Eastland scheduled a hearing within 48 hours, signaling smooth passage. Clark, 39, supports civil rights measures and proposed limits on wiretapping to national security cases, drawing some opposition.
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Washington
UPI
Ramsey Clark
Senate
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Senate Judiciary Committee
Clark
Johnson
Eastland
Justice Department
Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach
State Department
Congress
Weather Change Ahead in Western Pennsylvania
Partly cloudy and warmer today with a high in the 40s and a low in the 30s. Thursday brings considerable cloudiness and slightly cooler temperatures, with Friday not quite as warm.
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Pennsylvania
U. S. Steel to Build 64 Story Triangular Tower in Pittsburgh
Shenango loses 73 59 to Turtle Creek in WPIAL B playoff action as Panella and Warden reach wrestling finals with clear Northern Qualifying wins. Page references included.
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U. S. Steel Corp
Pittsburgh
Shenango
Turtle Creek
Panella
Warden
New Castle Officer Receives Air Medal in Vietnam Service
Maj. Frank A. Audino of New Castle, now at Valley Forge General Hospital, receives the Air Medal for Vietnam duty 1963 to 1966. He previously earned the Bronze Star, Vietnam Service and Campaign Medals, and Combat Medical Badge. He and his wife and four children live in Norristown, with father Ralph in New Castle.
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New Castle
Valley Forge General Hospital
Vietnam
Frank A. Audino
Ralph
Centennial St
John Boyd Coates Jr
Audino
New Castle High School
Army
Medical
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
University of Pittsburgh
Norristown
Youth arrested in death of Portage teacher
A 17 year old Portage youth was charged with murder in the fatal shooting of elementary school teacher Thomas M. Serenko. Serenko, 36, a fifth grade teacher, was found shot twice in the chest and once in the head along a rural Portage road. He was married with two adopted children.
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Portage
UPI
Cambria County
Ferdinand F. Bionaz
Michael F. Simila
Johnson Ave
Ralph George
Thomas M. Serenko
Portage Two
Serenko
City Bus Fares to Rise Five Cents March 13
New Castle Area Transit Authority project director Richard C. Gilmartin announced a five cent fare hike effective March 13 with regular rides at 25 cents and 15 cent rates for children. Commuter tickets stay five dollars but riders get 22 trips.
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Richard C. Gilmartin
New Castle Area
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