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Somerset Daily American

Location

Somerset, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1966

Page

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Holiday Inn Motel Opens For Business

Somerset opens a luxurious Holiday Inn motel with 80 rooms and an 120-seat dining room. Robert Oremland serves as temporary manager while Jack Furrh rehab’s after an auto accident. The hotel features Spanish styling, extensive staff and amenities.

Holiday Inn Somerset Robert Oremland Holiday Inn Motel Washington, D.C Motel Management, Inc Holiday Inns Oremland Jack Furrh Kidd Keith

Cuba Charges Soldier Shot By Americans

Havana reports a Cuban sentry Luis Ramirez Lopez was killed by rifle fire from a truck near a perimeter post at the Guantanamo Bay base. Cuba claimed two hours of rifle fire from inside the base. U S officials denied the charges.

Havana U.S Guantanamo Bay Cuba Luis Ramirez Lopez Armed Forces Ministry Ramirez Armed Forces Washington Navy Pentagon Fidel Castro United States

Stockpile Food Plan Seems Buried by Congress

Washington AP reports President Johnson’s proposal for a national food stockpile appears dead for this session as rural Congress members oppose a permanent reserve. Agriculture official and Rep. Quie warn farmers would fear a price control tool, while supporters call reserves insurance against shortages and emergencies.

Washington Johnson Congress Agriculture Department Albert H. Quie R-Minn Agriculture Orville L. Freeman Freeman

Weather Outlook for Western Peninsylvania

Sunny and warmer Monday with highs in the 70s. Tuesday brings variable clouds and warmer conditions with scattered showers or thundershowers.

Peninsylvania

Ky Regime Moves To Crush Rebels In Da Nang

In Saigon the Ky regime pressed to crush Buddhist rebels in Da Nang as riot troops kept demonstrators in check in the capital. U.S. forces reported Viet Cong losses and B52 strikes occurred southeast of Da Nang while U.S. diplomats sought an end to civil strife amid war.

da Nang Rea Saigon South Viet Nam Nguyen Cao Ky U.S da Nang Henry Cabot Lodge Lodge Sto Associated Press Bob Poos St. Louis Tim Page

McNamara defends campus protests amid Viet Nam debate

Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara defended student protests as free discussion on U S campuses even as he said protests give comfort to the enemy. He spoke at Cha tham College commencement where about 130 pickets demonstrated outside Carnegie Music Hall and his daughter Kathleen graduated. The demonstrators criticized McNamara and Wall Street influence while McNamara emphasized the essential freedom of dissent.

Pittsburgh Robert S. McNamara U.S Viet Nam McNamara Chatham College Sen. J. W. Fulbright Hanoi

Scranton Arrives in Saigon Begins Vietnam Tour

Governor William W. Scranton of Pennsylvania arrives in Saigon and meets Gen Westmoreland for a briefing before visiting Cam Ranh Bay Chu Lai Pleiku and Kitty Hawk in a multi site tour of U S Vietnam forces. He stays with Ambassador Lodge and plans to fly home via Tokyo.

Saigon William W. Scranton Pennsylvania Cam Ranh Bay Viet Nam U.S William C. Westmoreland Westmoreland Scranton U.S. Air Force U.S. 1St Marine Division Chu Lai da Nang U.S. 7Th Fleet South China Sea Kitty Hawk North Viet Nam Pleiku 25Th Infantry Henry Cabot Lodge Tokyo

Clarion State chooses Dr James Gemmell as graduation speaker

Dr James Gemmell president of Clarion State College will address the graduating class on May 23 at 8 p m in the high school auditorium with the topic The Road Ahead He was born in Scotland earned his doctor s degree at New York University in 1946 and taught in public schools before a Penn State professorship prior to assuming the Clarion presidency in 1960 He has written two textbooks and contributed to journals He has received awards from Finland and Helsinki and served in international education roles He chairs projects on educational television and economic education with other honors noted The invocation will be by Rev Robert Doyle, with Howard Trexel introducing Gemmell and diplomas presented by school officials The processional and recessional will be conducted by Chester Singer, and the high school chorus will perform Let There Be Music and One World

James Gemmell Clarion State College Scotland Gemmell New York University Pennyslvania State University Clarion State Department Commission On Economic Education Finland University of Helsinki Finnish Olympic Gymnastic Federation Genmell United States Air Force Swedish School of Economics Helsin'i School of Economics Robert Doyle Calvary Howard Trexel Donald Rininger Clyde E. Will Somerset Area Board of Education Robert C. Platt Chester Singer John Dice Williams O'Hara

Living Faith Theme For Baccalaureate

Reverend Warren K. Alnor told Somerset High School seniors to face life with a living faith. He urged intelligent seniors to seek a real faith as some may soon face death in Vietnam. The sermon was delivered to 260 graduates and their families in the Senior High School auditorium.

Dorothy Kantner Warren K. Alnor First Evangelical United Brethers Church Somerset High School Amor Viet Nam

Ambulance Service Fund Drive To Open In Somerset Area

The Somerset Community Ambulance Service fund drive committee meets to finish plans for a campaign to raise 22500 for equipment and staff. Heads are Thomas J. Schultz and George S. Cook with others including James A. Bochy and Col. George Cassett. Memberships and gifts aim to fund ambulances for 700 to 900 residents, with family 5 and individual 3 annual rates plus a 25 non member fee. Drive ends July 31 with re opening in 1967 for new residents.

Somerset Community Ambulance Service Somerset Somerset and Rockwood Schultz Thomas J. Schultz James A. Bochy Robert Antram Richmond Barner Floyd Heiple Nancy Knepper van Berkley George S. Cook Thomas F. Lansberry George Cassett Ambulance Association Ambulance Association Board Rest Homes Edward Barnett Dwight Coleman Robert McClure Ndman

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Holiday Secretary of Agriculture Thich Minh Chieu Defense Secretary Gov. Scranton S. Viet Nam Shade-Central City Jenner-Boswell Berlin-Brothersvalley Armed Builies Set James W. Kimmel James Ro Ethel Kimmel Stoystown Albert Vachere Living Faith Ambulance Service
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