Stranded Motorist Flags Down Wrong Car
Guadalupe Lomas' breakdown near Oxnard leads to police booking on burglary suspicion after he flagged down a passing car whose occupants, patrol officers Frank Frede and Edward Dockery, moved the car to a service station and found tools and cash inside Lomas's vehicle. The officers reported the station was closed and previously broken into. The couple had just returned from a paid trip to southern Utah, choosing it for its familiarity as home folk.
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Oxnard
Calif
Guadalupe Lomas
Frank Frede
Edward Dockery
Lomas
Utah
Start Probe of All State General Hospitals
Harrisburg AP The Pennsylvania Revenue Department began a probe of finances at the 10 state general hospitals, following earlier inquiries by other agencies. Irregularities were found in Hazleton State General Hospital, and a revenue agent in charge resigned.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Revenue Department
Warner M. Depuy
Hazleton State General Hospital
Frank J. Andreuzzi
Miner Back On Job After Recovery
William Buck Jones, 61, who was entombed eight days by a March 1 cave in at the Lark mine, returned to work at the U S Smelting Mining and Refining Co. Mrs Jones said her husband has no fear of the mine and warned that danger exists on the highway as well.
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Lark, Utah
William ‘Buck’ Jones
Lark Mine
Jones
U.S
Vietnam War Casualty Figures Update
Airborne report details heavy losses since the Feb. 23 offensive. More than 20,000 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops killed, 1,400 Americans dead and 1,150 wounded in five weeks, with divisions retreating and Viet Cong forces active in Tay Ninh and Saigon areas.
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Tay Ninh
3Rd Military Corps
Cambodia
South China Sea
Hold Rites For Mrs C Belden
Services for Mrs Christina B Belden were held at 8 p m yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev Joseph Bodie of Spring Creek Community Church officiating Burial was in West Spring Creek Cemetery Bearers were Homer Bulard Walter Whaley Norman Mitchell Richard Mulligan Guy Swart and Wilbur Blakenlee Attending from away were several families from Poland Ohio Panama Bradford Spartansburg Youngsville and Meadville along with others from Clearfield Tidioute Warren and Meadville Readers might enjoy The Journal daily news coverage
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Christina B. Belden
Bracken
Joseph Bodie
Spring Creek Community Church
West Spring Creek
Homer Bulard
Walter Whaley
Norman Mitchell
Richard’ Mulligan
Guy Swart
Wilbur Blakenlee
Howard Beggs
David Beggs
Wilma Mazella
Henry Melanie
Poland
Ohio
Cecil Ross
Bradford
Andrew Boythe
Spartansburg
Bert Reess
Lois Crocker
Grace van Ord
Panama
Essie Pierce
Youngsville
Hazel Ayers
Eric
Minerva Myers
John Kelly
Clearfield
Elton Lynch
Tidioute
Marion Rockafellow
Meadville
Warren
Petition rally against television fare spreads nationwide
Four thousand seven hundred fifty seven sign an expression of concern over violent and sexually explicit TV programs. The petition names NBC CBS and ABC networks and sends photostatic copies to the networks and the FCC. Organizers in Knoxville and unit leaders nationwide urge parents to withhold purchases from objectionable sponsors if networks do not heed youth safety.
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New York
Federal Communications Commission
Knoxville
Tenn
NBC
CBS
ABC
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