Luce Co founder of Time Inc dies at 68 in Arizona
Henry R. Luce co founder of Time Inc died at St Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix at age 68 from a massive coronary attack. He helped shape Time Life Fortune and Sports Illustrated and served as editorial chairman overseeing a world wide circulation near 14 million. He lived in Arizona Biltmore Estates with wife Clare Boothe Luce and was survived by two sons nine grandchildren two sisters and a brother. Funeral planned for Friday in New York with private burial.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
China
Lila Ross Hotz
Henry R. Luce III
London
Peter Paul Luce
New York
Maurice T. Moore
Leslie Severinghau
Haverford
Sheldon R. Luce
Palo Alto
Calif
Operation Junction City Opens With Massive B 52 Raid
B52 bombers led a heavy raid near Cambodia in support of Operation Junction City as U S forces push through War Zone C. Marine forces in Deckhouse 6 advanced along the coast with no resistance while officers report 204 enemy killed in the operation.
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Tay Ninh
U.S
1St Infantry Division
Quang Ngai
Weather Outlook for Western Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania sees Wednesday mostly sunny and cold with highs around 28 to 36 degrees. Thursday brings partly cloudy skies and warmer conditions.
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Winter Snow Hits Roof Garden With 12 Inch Storm
A weekend blizzard dumped 12 inches on the Roof Garden area near Pennsylvania with high winds. County roads were largely snow covered though main and most secondary routes remained passable as highway crews worked to keep traffic moving. overall winter snowfall totals reached 98 inches for the season.
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Three Young Ladies Honored By BPW Club
Three girls entertained at the Business and Professional Women's Club meeting in the American Legion dining room. Honorees were Constance Hunter, D Jane Bowen, and Gale Romesberg with musical and gymnastics performances. A later business meeting featured reports and welcomes from club officers and guests.
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Soroptimists
D. Jane Bowen
BPW
Gale Romesberg
Somerset County
M. Ruth Wentz
Nellie Landis
Ruth Glessner
Evelyn Griffin
Margaret Ziegler
Linda Hillegas
Joy Marker
Griffin
Anna Layton
Wentz
Jane Gordon
Phylis Zimmerman
Venture
BPW Club
Venture Club
Connie Hunter
Jane Bowen
Speed Up Urged By LBJ In Rover Development
President Johnson urged a 91 million booster to accelerate nuclear powered space rocket engine work. The Rover project forms the core of a 149.8 million science package for next fiscal year, with testing planned through 1971 and several related AEC and NASA allocations for facilities and research in fusion, basic science, and advanced propulsion. The plan aims to revive flight testing and advance peaceful atomic exploration of space.
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Indictments Set In Civil Rights Conspiracy
Neshoba County Sheriff Lawrence Rainey and his chief deputy Cecil Price were arrested on charges they conspired to violate the civil rights of three Mississippi civil rights workers killed in 1964. A federal grand jury at Jackson indicted 19 people including Sam Bowers Jr., imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan. Bond was set at 5 000 dollars for each defendant.
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Frank J. Herndon
James Edward Jordan
Gulfport
Edgar Ray Killen
Union
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Lawrence Andrew Rainey
Jerry McGrew Sharpe
Alton Wayne Roberts
Jimmy Snowden
Herman Tucker
Richard Andrew Willis
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Neshboba County
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Laurel
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Year-Old Boy and Mother Surrender to Authorities
Mrs Yuletta Tressler and her four year old son Carl surrendered to Justice of the Peace P G Marenna after being taken from Somerset Community Hospital last Wednesday. Bail was set at 500 dollars for Mrs Tressler who waived her preliminary hearing. The boy was placed in protective care at Seay Memorial Home. Grandmother Lillian Drabish and Cora Beal were previously arrested. a warrant stands for an unidentified woman tied to the hospital disturbance. Preliminary hearing waived. case to proceed in court.
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Keystone Club To Hear Dr Ryan In Somerset County
Dr William C Ryan superintendent of Somerset State Hospital will speak at 8 p m Thursday March 2 in the Cambria Savings and Loan Association building West Main Street. He will discuss mental health and recent legislation affecting care for mental patients. Richard Berkey president says the meeting open to the public and not partisan. Refreshments will be served.
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Keystone Club
Somerset County
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West Main Street
Ryan
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Supporters Threaten Powell s Censureship
AP report on the eve of House action in the Powell case describes rival efforts by Powell allies and opponents to derail a censure plan. Key figures include Rep John Conyers Jr and GOP ally Arch Moore Jr who threaten to block the previous question, potentially forcing Powell s expulsion if the measure fails.
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West Virginia
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Dn.y
Ramsey Clark to Succeed Katzenbach as Attorney General
President Johnson nominated Ramsey Clark 39 to succeed Nicholas Katzenbach as attorney general. Justice Tom C. Clark plans to retire to avoid conflicts with the high court. Hearings are set for Thursday before Senate Judiciary Chairman James Eastland. Ramsey Clark hopes to serve without delaying litigants or the court, with retirement possible by June 1967.
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