FFA Awards Presented at Corry Area High School
At the Corry Area High School FFA awards meeting, state farming contest winners and the chapter star farmer received honors. Don Aberg of the National Bank photographed with winners Gary Goodwill James Shaver Terry Fralick and Dave Daley. Lyle Hotchkiss of the Marine National Bank congratulated Michael Marsh, winner of the chapter star farmer award. John Phillips, chair of the Pennsylvania Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee, spoke on the changing farm programs.
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Future Farmer of America
Corry Area High School
FFA
Star Farmer
Don Aberg
The
National Bank
Gary Goodwill
James Shaver
Terry Fralick
Dave Daley
Lyle Hotchkiss
Marine National Bank
Michael Marsh
Papers Changed Hawk Elisberg to Dove in Trial
Daniel Ellsberg says he will tell jurors today how the Pentagon papers shifted him from hawk to dove on Vietnam and led to charges of espionage conspiracy and theft for copying the documents with Anthony Russo in 1969. He hopes the papers will persuade jurors to acquit them and notes his plan to pass materials to Sen. Fulbright to help end the war.
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Los Angeles
Daniel Elisberg
Pentagon
Hawk
Dove
Ellsberg
Anthony Russo
Tony
Blisberg
Russo
Elisberg
Sen. J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
U.S. District Court
Matt Byrne
Congress
U.S. Aty
David Nissen
Rand Corp
Prater Confession Bolsters Pass Case
In Pittsburgh AP report, Albert Pass's attorney seeks a venue change over publicity from William C. Prater's murder trial. Prater allegedly confessed in handwriting to the 1969 Yablonski slayings, and defense cites potential new defendants and prosecutor arguments while Judge Carney's publicity order awaits enforcement.
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Pittsburgh
Albert Pass
Yablonski
Tye
Harold Gondelman
Gondelman
Pass
Erie County
William C. Prater
United Mine Workers Union
Joseph A. Yablonski
Prater
UMW
Tennessee
FBI
W. A
Tony
Boyle
Richard A. Sprague
Union
Edward Carney
Carney
Hoax Robbery Report Traced to Two Men
Police say the weekend armed robbery report is false. Harold R. Weaver of Emlenton and Russell Bowser of Oil City may face criminal complaints after they told officers two men with a pistol forced them to drive. They claimed $230 was taken, then fled on foot. A later statement disproved the report.
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Oil City
Harold R. Weaver
Emlenton
Russell Bowser
Weaver
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Work First London
Liberal Party
Jo Grimond
Upp
W.A
Lowes
Zebco
Turtle’ Ac
Caeda
Janniversar
Anniversar
Assine
Ersary
Gene
True Value
East
Washington Street
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