Stalin's Daughter Reported Defecting From Soviet Union
AP reports at Rome airport that Stalin's daughter Syellin Stalina reportedly defected from the Soviet Union. Russian and Indian sources say she left Moscow two months ago with ashes to India, using the name Stalina. she had been living quietly since Stalin's death in 1953.
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State Department
U.S
Joseph Salin
Syellin
New Delhi
Mos
Insana
Soviet Union
Hallan
Moscow
Stalina
Washington
India
Miss Stalina
Isnidl
Bassy
New Pethi
Bell
Soviet
Brijesh Singh
Progress
Soygh
Stalin
Ima
Reuther Lays Battle Plans For Contract Bargaining
DETROIT RF Walter Reuther prepares public outlines of strategy for UAW contract bargaining with General Motors Ford and Chrysler as talks begin. Delegates from 58 000 technical and 130 000 production workers meet in Detroit to set goals for 1967 while observers expect resolutions to guide union policy. The Mansfield takeover bolsters support with the GM council. wildcat strikes and a large layoff highlight the tense bargaining climate ahead of Sept. 1 contract expirations.
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Reachareeerses Detroit
Ohio
Walter 2. Reuther
Hii United Auto Workers
UAW
J. Gustry
Hoth
Detroit
Reuther
Jvole
General Motors
Mansfold
Pard
Chrysler
Heather
Mansfield Urbon
National General Motors Council
Wildcat
Mansfield Fisher Barry
Blue Goose Leader Philip Davis Dies in California
PULLEWSON Calif MM Philip Davis president of Blue Goose and head of Blue Goose Growers Inc died this week of a heart attack. Born in Provo Utah 1904 he was a lawyer philanthropist and board member with several companies. Survived by wife Carolyne and children, he held multiple Republican positions and helped build a national farming and processing network with his brother W Thomas Davis.
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Pullewson
Calif
Philip Davis
Blue Goose, Inte
Provo
Utah
Blue Goose Growers, Inc
Blue Goose, Inc
Darrell Laboratories
Heritage National Bank
W. Thomas Davis
al Agriculture
Ventura County
American Crystal Sugar Co
Erdington Fruit Co
Fullerton
Davis’ Purchas Blue Goose Growers, Inc
Davis
Calfornia Assembly
Imany Party
Cochairman DE Citizens For Goldwater- Millex
Carolyne
Ratherar Howland
David Fowler
Pillip C. Davis
Two Hurt in T lin Street Accident Near Locust
Two people were injured in an accident on T lin Street near Locust Street and were taken by Community Rescue ambulance to Washington County Hospital. Officials said injuries did not appear serious. City patrolman Norman Gertprich investigated but could not provide details immediately.
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Tlin St
Locust St
Washington County Hospital
Comravaity Rescue
Norman Gertprich
Waynesboro Man Killed in War Action
Waynesboro Massachusetts? No, Waynesboro Pa. Corporal Paul H. Smith 21 died in action in Vietnam this week. He was the son of Paul R. Smith Sr and Winifred Smith. Survived by three brothers and two sisters and grandparents. Funeral plans include burial at Harbaugh Church Cemetery.
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Albert Wallace McCusker
Hancock
Route 1
John W
Nancy Virginia Barnhart McCusker
Presbyterian Church
Willard Mason
Fayetteville
Lester A
John L. McCuisker
Mt. Olivet Presbyterian Church
Richard Newkirk
Grave Funeral Home
I. Dohaston
Slagers
Joppa
Mil
Grandtown
Jack DeFelice
Clarence W
Friends Stouffer
Mulberry St
Lester Kauffman
Funeral Home
Robert
Passarc
Bakersville
Lutheran Come Mary's Catholic Church
Burnaltery
Rose Wii Ceanetery
Waynesborg
Waynesboro
Paul H. Smith
Paul R. Smith
Vietnam
United States Marine Command
Rouzerville
Tragpani
Pon Mar
Church of the Brethren
Corporal Smith
Paul R. Smith Sr
Winifred
Cantner) Smith
David
Thames
John
Joyce
Judy
Mary Shindledecker
Baltimore
Benjamin Cantner
Harbaugh Church
Omia
Rusty the coon hound maimed. $500 reward offered
Rusty the coon hound was maimed with paws torn and bloody after being taken. Ambrose notes he likely traveled at least 20 miles before being abandoned. Rusty’s owner offers a $500 reward for information leading to the arrest of the thieves who stole him.
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Ambrose
Rusty
Pattons
Earl Ambrose
Western Pike
Mar
Conococheague Creek
Thailand May Allow B52s After Admitting U S Raids
Officials in Bangkok acknowledge Thailand has been a springboard for air attacks on North Vietnam, with up to 75 percent of strikes believed launched from Thai bases. No final pact on B52 use, but bases and crews are expanding. generals push for wider strikes while Thai objections fade amid assurances of U S defense commitment.
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Fred Hoffman Wasitington
Offi le Cist
U.S
North Vietnam
Thailand
Y Aml
Wangkok
Thaihans
North
Vietnam
Bn Uney
Pentagon
United’ States
Thaiand
Air Force
Adhiss
Sati@hip
Bangkok
Wis
Vuthigma C. Westmoreland
South Vietnam
mid-Pacific
Guam
Buck Lakes
Sallahip
Senate approves minors work in resort areas
Maryland Senate approves a bill allowing minors to work in resort areas during summer, mainly aimed at Ocean City. The measure exempts part time work performed when schools are not in session from standard working-hour restrictions and now moves to the House for consideration.
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Annapolis
Maryland Senate
Mary J. Nack
Lawer Shore
Ocean City
Hrouse
Prayer Today Labor Loses In British Vote Weather Warmer
A fragmented prayer note reflects on a British election day with references to Labor, Wilson, and a weather outlook. Mentions bookmakers, special elections, and figures like D. Paul Oswald, amid a waning national mood and hopeful forecasts.
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J. Howard Heckenbaugh
Harald Wilson
Hanks
Christ
D. Paul Oswald
Bridgeport
Ladbroke's
Amen
Weather Observer
London Bookie
Hoover Rupert
Ovmster
Johnson seeks reviving business tax credits in Congress
Washington AP describes President Johnson pressing to restore the 7 percent investment tax credit and depreciation rules while delaying a possible 1 percent income tax surcharge. House Ways and Means Chair Witbur Mills schedules a hearing and aims for quick approval, with Democratic Leader Albert hoping for debate by week end. Critics warn the plan could complicate the surcharge and burn political capital.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Witbur
Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Carl Albert
John W. Byrnes
R- Wis
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
New York iStock Exchange
Stock Market Soars High On News Of Tax Credit
NEW YORK AP The stock market surged on news of an investment tax credit lifting wide sectors. Major averages jumped with the Dow inching toward new highs as airlines and industrials led advances amid record trading volume of about 4.14 million shares.
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Wall Street
Dow Jonas
Us, Steel
Alova
du, Pont
Eastman Kodak
United
Air Lines
U.S. Smelting
Westinghouse Electric
Boeing
Uecker
American Stock Exchange
Gulf & Western Industries
Shamrock Oil
Youngstown Steel
Hoffa Seeks Bail as Court Weighs Appeal
Washington AP Hoffa seeks bail from Chief Justice Warren and Justice Stewart after the Supreme Court refused to hear his appeals. His attorneys request release from Lewisburg federal prison until the Chattanooga federal court rules on a motion for a new trial and until a habeas corpus petition proceeds in Washington.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Supreme Court
High Court
Hoffa
Earl Warren Ofrow Hoffa
Lewisburg
Federal Court
Chattanooga
Tenn
Potter Stewart
Hofta
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