Senate Eyes Final Action on Mental Health and Credit Bill
The Pennsylvania Senate prepares for final passage of a mental health and retardation plan and a rewritten consumer credit protection bill. Amendments may be added as Democrats seek to restore the House version. A House committee hearing on employment statistics also begins, with Mil ton Shapp and Lt. Gov Shafer set to testify.
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R-Armstrong
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Consumer Protection
Teenager charged in stabbing at South Side store
A 16 year old boy remains in fair condition at St. Francis Hospital after a deep stomach wound from a knife attack. Raymond Hammond of 106 E Reynolds St was jailed on police charges in default of 4000 dollars bond. Robert Reed of 135 Elm St was arrested near Johnson Bronze Co after pleading guilty to aggravated assault and battery and assault with intent to maim. Reed faces county court action in December.
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Raymond Hammond
E. Reynolds St
S. Mill St
Robert Reed
Elm St
Johnson Bronze Co
Johnson Erhard open talks on NATO money and defense
President Johnson and West German Chancellor Erhard open a two day session in Washington focusing on nuclear strategy NATO maintenance of U S troops in Europe and a potential space cooperation accord. The money issue centers on the dollar drain from over 200000 U S troops in Germany and a $1.35 billion arms purchase under a two year pact.
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United States
Medusa Cement Company Opens Underground Research Center
Inside report notes a dedicated underground research center by Medusa Cement Company. A Pittsburgh Symphony concert at the Cathedral is expected to draw about 2,000 attendees, page 6 and page 13.
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Medusa Cement Company
Pittsburgh Symphony
Death notices for six residents in September 1966
Obituary notices list six individuals with ages and addresses: Mrs. Mabel A. Simpson 68 Enon Valley. Vernon Long 62 316 E Meyer Ave. Harvey M. Stinedorf 81 382 Blackstone Dr. Frederick C. Stark 85 Enon Valley. Mrs. Elisabeth G. Gaston 84 614 Raymond & J. Mrs. Anna E. Deiger Hanna 85 2040 State Rd. Mrs. Luigi Orelli 64 Baldwin Park Calif.
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Mabel A. Simpson
Enon Valley
Vernon Long
E. Meyer Ave
Harvey M. Stinedorf
Blackstone
Frederick C. Stark
Elisabeth G. Gaston
Raymond &J
Anna E. Deiger Hanna
State Rd
Luigi Orelli
Baldwin Park
Calif
House moves to authorize third year of antipoverty plan
The House called up a bill authorizing a $1.75 billion third year of antipoverty programs after delays and a row over leadership. Powell, chair of the Education and Labor Committee, faced internal revolt over the bill and urged the resignation of Antipoverty Director Sargent Shriver. Senate may seek a $2.5 billion 1966 67 fund, with House Senate conferees to resolve differences. PTA tea for first grade mothers set at West Pittsburg Elementary at 1 30 p m tomorrow.
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D-N.y
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Sargent Shriver
Senate
PTA
West Pittsburg
Johnson advisers press tax increase to curb inflation and fund war
Treasury Secretary Fowler and Commerce Secretary Connor advocate corporate and personal tax hikes to slow the economy and fight inflation as Vietnam war costs rise. Ackley cautions timing near elections and predicts vigor next year unless the war ends quickly.
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Typhoon toll in Japan rises as Ida and Helen blamed
Typhoons Ida and Helen unleash 100 mph winds and floods across Tokyo and western prefectures. National police report 193 confirmed dead and 123 missing, with thousands homeless and millions in damage including U.S. bases Atsugi Camp Zama Sagami Depot and widespread destruction from landslides near Mount Fuji.
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Mt. Fuji
Helen
Kyushu
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U.S. Atsugi Naval Air Station
Camp Zama
Sagami Depot
Yamanashi
Mount Fuji
Shizuoka Prefecture
Weather Summary Western Pennsylvania Today
Western Pennsylvania mostly sunny and warmer with highs 58 to 66. Tonight is fair and cool with lows 33 to 43. Tuesday will be partly cloudy and cool. 24 hour temps peaked at 61 and dropped to 40 with .03 inch rain. Shenango River at 4.5 feet. Pollen count 7.2 grains per cubic yard.
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The
Francis Hospital Laboratory
U.S. and Allies press north in heavy combat
U.S. and Allied forces battled Communists from the flood ravaged Mekong Delta to the northern frontiers in a series of clashes that officials said left 209 enemy dead and 161 captured. South Vietnamese troops claimed a major victory in An Xuyen and Bac Lieu killing 156 Viet Cong and capturing 68.
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Bac Lieu
Soviet hikes fighter plane aid to Hanoi
Russia has reportedly more than doubled North Viet Nam air force MIG21s and will send more as pilots train in Russia. A Soviet aid and training mission of about 800 men is in North Viet Nam, with MiG fighters and antiaircraft rockets among key supplies. Reports say North Viet Nam’s air force now includes eight IL 28 bombers, 66 MIG15 and MIG17 jets, and 15 MIG21 jets, with further arrivals expected amid intensified U.S. air raids.
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UPI
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North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Red China
Institute For Strategic Studies
U S Expands Air Power From Thailand Bases
The United States has boosted airpower for the Vietnam War by about 50 percent with roughly 275 warplanes stationed in Thailand. Over 30,000 U.S. troops, mostly Air Force, operate from five Thai bases on bombing and reconnaissance missions over North Vietnam and Laos, with covert ties to Bangkok.
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Viet Nam
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