Clinton Square Redevelopment Plan Includes 50 Million Vision
A 50 million Clinton Square redevelopment announced by Mayor Walsh and Ed wards group aims to unify the square between Franklin and Montgomery with a highway tunnel under the area. The plan includes a 90,000 square foot Edwards department store, Lincoln National Bank office, a 600 to 800 car underground garage, a 230 room hotel, and a service center, with completion targeted for 1969.
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William F. Walsh
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Erie Boulevard
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Montgomery Streets
Lincoln National Bank & Trust Co
Syracuse Savings Bank
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Edwards Department
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Clinton
Washington Streets
McNamara doubts China will join war
Secretary of Defense Robert S McNamara told a Senate Foreign Relations Committee session that China likely would not enter the Viet Nam conflict. He warned that a broader war could arise from treaty commitments and emphasized the United States has a limited objective in South Viet Nam.
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United States
U.S
China
Viet Nam
Asia
South Viet Nam
Hubert H. Humphrey
MacNamara
Agai
Spain kept lid on lost A bomb near Palomares
AP reports diplomats avoided public comment as Spain announced 2000 people faced slight radiation danger after a U S B52 and EC-135 tanker collided near Palomares Spain. Four hydrogen devices involved two exploded two intact one missing amid wide concern.
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Spain
Bob Horton Washington
United States
Palomares
Mediterranean
Earth
Defense Department
U.S
Pentagon
Iland State Department
Sovies Union
Weather forecast hints at mild spring approach
The forecaster notes cloudy skies and mild temperatures with a low near 49 tonight and a high in the low 50s tomorrow. A chance of showers late tonight is possible, with windy and milder conditions expected afterward.
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Yancock Field
Nkrumah Named Joint President of Guinea and Ghana
Guinea's Abdullaye Diallo announced that Kwame Nkrumah has replaced Sekou Toure as president of Guinea and now also serves as president of Ghana. The move follows Toure stepping down, supported by Nkrumah allies amid regional African ties and Cold War era politics.
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Ethiopia
Guinea
Abdullaye Divud
Kwarna Nkrumah
Sekou Toure
Ghana
Diallo
Toure
Nkrumah
Taure
Africa
Voting Process Highlighted In Brief Chuckle
A light note reminds readers that casting a ballot is a stand in line moment to influence how funds are spent by the next government. The quip frames voting as civic action and choice.
Seven Klansmen Indicted by Federal Jury
A federal grand jury indicted seven Ku Klux Klan members including Robert M. Shelton on charges of contempt of Congress for refusal to comply with subpoenas from the House Un American Activities Committee. Indicted individuals include James R. Bonnce Robert E. Scoggin Calvin F. Craig Marshall E. Kornegay George F. Dorset and Robert Hudgins. Each faces a separate contempt count with up to 12 months imprisonment and a $1000 fine if convicted. Shelton heads the United Klans of America and is from Tuscaloosa Alabama. others hold state leadership positions in North Carolina South Carolina Georgia and Virginia. The defendants await arraignment, currently in custody where applicable.
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APY
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Ku Klux Klan
Robert M. Shellan
House
House Committee
Shelton
Tuscaloosa
Als
Jman
United Klans of America
James R. Donce
North Carolina
Grand Dragon of
Robert E. Scoggin
South Carolina
Calvin F. Craig
Georgia
Marshall E. Kornegay
Virginia
George F. Dorset
Robert Hudgins
Justice Department
Mane
Green Berets to Wear Green Berets in Clarion St Patrick Day
Clarion County mayors declare March 17 St Patrick's Day in honor of servicemen fighting in Vietnam. The Green Berets will don green berets and shillelaghs for the celebration in Clarion, signaling a solemn mood this year.
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Clarion Caw
Clarion County
St. Patrick's Day
Viet Nam
Johnson signs GI bill amid cost concerns
President Johnson signed a permanent program offering educational benefits housing loans and limited medical care to veterans with 160 plus days of service since January 31 1953 remarking that the cost exceeds his prior recommendation while noting unanimous congressional passage in a White House ceremony the measure moves forward despite his financial caution and signals future funding questions
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Reds ambush Yank oil tanker near Saigon in Viet Cong raid
Reported ambushes near Saigon and across the I Corp zone left at least 11 Vietnamese workers dead. US pilots and ground forces pursued Viet Cong, with several American losses including two planes and two spotter crews missing. Dispatch notes Vietnamese casualties and counteractions by the 101st Airborne and other units.
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South
Viet Nam
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Sanh
Tih Fleet
Qui Mbon
Isti Cavalry Airmobile
U.S
101St
Prigade
Tuy Hoa
South Vietnam
Quang Ngai
Quang Tri City
Denver police issue 1312 tickets for missing licenses
In Denver, A P report notes police in the past two days issued 1312 tickets to motorists whose cars did not bear 3866 license plates, mandatory from the first of the month. The piece frames the crackdown as fueling local superstition about bad luck.
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Denver
Colo
Renver
Iurists
Legislature pushes drive for safety check on all cars
Albany prepares to require annual safety inspections for every automobile registered in New York. About 24 million motorists with late model cars would be covered by expanding current rules. Inspections, at $2 in New York City and $1.50 elsewhere, test brakes lights steering glass and more. Cars failing any category must be repaired and retested before re-registration. The bill would remove the four year limitation and apply to all used cars when ownership changes.
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New York City
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