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Somerset Daily American

Location

Somerset, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1965

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International Mafia Link Heads Found as Raids Nab 9

Italian authorities say they dismantled the leadership of a cross Atlantic crime group linking Sicily's Mafia with the American Cosa Nostra. Police across Italy and the United States carried out predawn raids, arresting nine suspects including reputed Mafia head Giuseppe Genco Russo and Frank Coppola, with 14 warrants issued. The case cites narcotics, smuggling, and bombings as charges and notes ties to the Apalachin convention.

Palermo Sicily Cosa Nostra Bologna Italy Taormina Atlantic Mafia Charles Lucky Luciano U. S Guiseppe Genco Russo Rome United States Francesco Interrisi Apalachin N.Y New York

Pity The Poor Inch Prompts Metric System Debate

Washington House Science and Astronautics Committee opened hearings on adopting the metric system. Chairman George P. Miller noted Jefferson urged a switch in 1790 while J. Herbert Holloman warned the U S risks being isolated. Rep. McClory estimated a 50 billion dollar industry conversion cost but potential foreign sales gains. Britain and other Commonwealth nations are expected to follow Britain's lead.

Washington House Science and Astronautics Committee United States George P. Miller D-Calif Thomas Jefferson Congress Miller Robert McClory R-Ill McClory J. Herbert Holloman Britain Holloman

Five Hurt In Two Co Accidents

Five people were injured in two accidents reported by Somerset State Police. The first occurred at 4 10 p m on Rt 601 near Jenner Two as Anna R Bush 39 Jerome attempted to pass Donald A Donitzen 27 Lorthfield Ohio and struck Alva Ann Kabler 21 Jerome who was traveling south. Kabler swerved hit a barbed wire fence and overturned hitting a telephone pole. Donitzen's and Kabler's vehicles sustained about 800 in damage. All three were taken to Memorial Hospital in Johnstown.

Jenner Boswell Anna R. Bush Jerome Donald A. Donitzen Lorthfield Ohio Eash Alva Ann Kabler Donitzen Kabler Memorial Hospital Johnstown Kab

Rusk hints UN may privately explore Vietnam settlement

Secretary of State Dean Rusk suggested UN officers could privately explore a Vietnam settlement despite North Vietnam's rejection of a formal UN vote. He also left open the possibility of formal UN action, replying to questions about Nguyen Co Thach's claim that the UN cannot press for negotiations.

Washington Dean Rusk United Nations U.N Rusk Nguyen Co Thach

Senate Agrees to Test Vote on Reapportionment Amendment

The Senate plans a Wednesday test vote on Dirksen’s reapportionment amendment amid signals of possible filibuster. Opposition demands no changes to the proposal as a condition to moving ahead with the two-thirds vote needed for enactment.

Washington Senate Paul Douglas D-Il Dirksen Supreme Court House Sen Jacob K. Javits R-N.y

U S B52 Raid Hits Viet Cong Base North of Da Nang

A fleet of 30 U S B52 bombers from Guam attacked a suspected Viet Cong base near the Doxa area between Kontum and Da Nang, dropping 500 tons of bombs in a 45 minute raid. Ground forces reported clashes across Quang Ngai and Binh Thuan provinces with several Viet Cong casualties. A U S F105 was downed near Thanh Hoa with the pilot missing.

Saigon South Viet Nam Doxa Kontum da Nang U.S Strategic Air Command Guam Quang Tin Province Thanh Hoa Hanoi Radio Hanoi USS. Marines Chan Son Quang Ngai Binh Thuan Long An North Viet Nam United Nations

Race Uneasiness Rising in Americus Georgia

In Americus Georgia civil rights tensions escalate with 23 pickets arrested before a Sumter County grand jury. White residents stockpile pistol permits amid warnings of self defense as state troopers patrol streets and a federal lawsuit seeks to block a white candidate from office.

Americus, Ga Amercius Eugene Horne Horne Sumter County T. L. Wilson

Great Dane Now Official State Dog

In Harrisburg a Senate vote backed a bill naming the Great Dane the official state dog. The measure notes the dog has provided faithful service as guardian of home and industry and ties the breed to William Penn. A child in the gallery teased a beagle joke after passage.

Harrisburg Senate Scranton William Penn Commonwealth

Dems Charge Gov’t Dim Hides 11.6 Million in Budget

Harrisburg reports say House Democrats accuse the Scranton administration of withholding 11.6 million in fiscal 1964 65 funds. The opposition seeks to override vetoes in a high stakes budget clash as the Senate advances the great dane state dog bill amid insurance commission reforms.

Harrisburg House Scranton Joshua Eilberg Philadelphia Auditor General’s Office Senate Eilberg Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency

Robert Platt Named High School Principal

Somerset Area School Board met at the Junior High last night naming Robert Platt as the new senior high school principal after 19 years in the county system. Seven teachers were hired and three resignations accepted including Richard Zelenka and Robert Lee Platt.

Somerset Area School Board Robert Platt Carol Hauger Somerset California State College Mary Withrow Shanksville Geneva College Robert Critchfield Indiana State College University of Pittsburgh Betty Steiner Albright College Richard Zelenka Robert

Ford Denies Being baited in Viet Nam dispute

House Republican Leader Gerald R. Ford rejected being baited in a public dispute over Viet Nam policy. He suggested President Johnson’s remarks reflected a misunderstanding and urged unity and progress without delay. The episode centers on Mansfield’s memo and a Thursday background briefing.

Washington House Gerald R. Ford Johnson Ford Michigan Texas White House Viet Nam Senate Mike Mansfield Montana U.S Mansfield Sen. Mansfield Everett M. Dirksen Illinois Texas White House Joseph Laitin

Weather Outlook for Southwestern Pennsylvania

Mostly sunny and cool Wednesday with highs around 68 to 74 degrees. Wednesday night will be mostly sunny but increasing clouds in the afternoon and a bit warmer with highs near 72 to 80.

Pennsylvania

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