Ghana Demands Noninterference After Coup Plot
Ghana's new military leader Lt. Gen. J. A. Ankrah urged nations to stay out of internal affairs and warned against aiding ousted President Kwame Nkrumah. He said Nkrumah would be tried if he returns, and exposed a foreign funded training camp for African saboteurs near Accra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville J. Watts
Accra
Ghana
All Nations
J. A. Ankrah
Kwame Nkrumah
Ankrah
Nkrumah
Ararah
Fuseimi Bazabarini
Bureau of African Affairs
Peking
Moscow
London
Jonathan Bossman
Britain
Chou En-lai
TWA Plans Terminal For Pittsburgh
TWA proposed a 13.7 million wing and terminal at Greater Pittsburgh Airport to place passenger cars and aircraft within feet. Vice President A J Brough said the two level oval facility would have a dozen gates and handle up to 16 jets, with operation possible by November 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Trans World Airlines
Greater
A. J. Brough
TWA
Allegheny County
Brough
State Police Inquiry to Resume Hearings in Harrisburg
Rep. Ronald G. Leach announces the House Investigating Committee on the state police will resume hearings next Monday. Det. Angelo Carcaci, who testified last week about alleged illegal wire tapping, is slated as the first witness after sessions delayed by a special session and the fiscal session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Ronald G. Leach
D-Beaver
House
Leach
Angelo Carcaci
Lench
Highlights Of Govs Speech To Assembly
The governor urges immediate action on unfinished 1965 business including anthracite and bituminous coal region support, a moratorium on School Reorganization Act districts with court appeals, and implementing retired judge recalls. He backs a interstate mining compact, full Social Security offset access for pre July 1962 retirees, and continued School Building Authority use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
People of Our Commonwealth
Pennsylvanian calls for more state police amid rising thefts
The speaker argues highways see growing auto accident and crime pressures, urging immediate expansion of the state police force. He notes accidents rose from 148000 in 1955 to 213000 in 1965 and promises administrative action to curb abuses while backing legislation to curb consumer sharp practices. He cites half-capital costs for community colleges and urges further college construction plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania lawmakers urged to end extended special session
The speaker warned against a prolonged special session and urged immediate action. He said Pennsylvanians demand results and will not tolerate failure or delay in addressing state issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Light Causes Fire at Ries Motel on East Main Street
A neon light shorted, sparking a minor fire at Ries Motel on East Main Street. Damage totaled 75 dollars. Somerset volunteer firemen responded quickly and had the blaze under control late Monday night.
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Ries’ Motel
East Main Street
Somerset
US and Viet Cong Clash Near Saigon and Quang Tri
U S Marines and South Vietnamese troops clashed with Communist forces near Saigon and in Quang Tri as air and artillery strikes targeted the Ho Chi Minh trail. U S B52s and F5 fighters supported operations while Marines cleared a Michelin plantation area freeing graves of fallen soldiers.
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Edwin Q. White
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Vo Dat
Michelin Rubber Plantation
Seoul
South Korea
Manila
Phu Bai
United States
North
Viet Nam
Vinh
Hanoi
Laos
Guam
Kontum
U.S. Air Force
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Michelin Plantation
Bong Son
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Britain set to elect new government on March 31
Prime Minister Harold Wilson announced Britain will hold national elections to form a new government on March 31. The date aims to keep Labour in power, with polls and betting odds favoring Labour while Conservatives pledge to attack Labour's record. Parliament dissolves March 10. the new House of Commons meets April 18 with Labour holding 314 seats, Conservatives 302, Liberal 9 and 3 speaker’s panel members.
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London
Britain
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Downing St
Wilson
Labor
Edward Heath
House of Commons
Liberal
Interviews With Gemini 9 Astronauts Dead in Crash
Space program loses Elliott M. Lee Jr and Charles A. Bassett II in a jet crash at St. Louis while en route to McDonnell for Gemini 9 training. Backup crew Stafford and Cernan landed safely as investigators review cause and weather.
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Ronald Thompson
Aerospace Winter Space Center
Houston
Tex
Elliot M. Lee
Air Force
Charles A. Bassett II
Lunar
Bassett
Lee
St. Louis
Gemini
See
Dallas
ST. Louis, Mo
U.S
Elliot M. Lee Jr
Thomas P. Stafford
Navy
Eugene A. Cernan
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Lee a@ Bassett
McDonnell
McDonnell Engineering
Stafford
Manned Spacecraft Center
Weather Bureau
Ken Stovall
Ferguson
Stovall
Elliot M. Lea Jr
Robert R. Gilruth
Space Center
Lee and
Theodore C. Freeman
Ellington Air Force Base
Nel A. Armstrong
David R. Scott
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
University of California At Los Angeles
General Electric Co
Boss Night Observed By local BPW Club in Somerset
The Somerset Business and Professional Women's Club held Bosses Night at the American Legion rooms with a varied program. Talks by two girls of the month a trumpet trio and a talk on modern mathematics highlighted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPW
American Legion
Paul Urbain
Dorothy Harbaugh
Mary Jane Gohn
Marian Geary
Somerset Business and Professional Women’s Club
Paul Urban
Somerset Area
Yale University
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Alex Qualson-Lackey
Bossman
Frankfurt
Ethiopia
Organization of African Unity
Addis Ababa
Quaison-Lackey
United Arab Republic
Guinea
Tanzania
Gov
Assembly
Gov. Scranton
Commonwealth
Quang Tri
Wright Field
Dayton
Ohio
John D. McClain
McDonnell’s Space Center
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Albany
N. Y
Urbain
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