Missing Titusville youth last seen Thursday
An 11 year old Titusville area youth, James H. Lingo, is missing. He is 5 feet 10 inches tall, weighs 145 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. Police urge anyone who sees him to contact Titusville Police Station or Arnold McCaslin.
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James H. Lingo
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Body Identified in Susquehanna River Death
The body recovered last weekend in the Susquehanna River near Sunbury Pennsylvania has been identified as Susan Hansroth 27 daughter of Maryland Supreme Court Justice Charles Harris of Baltimore. Police said notes found in the auto indicate she planned to commit death by own action.
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Eighth Grade Parent Student Meeting Planned at Youngsville
The 10th annual eighth grade meeting will take place Wednesday at 7 30 PM in the Youngsville High School auditorium. Principal Felix Matthews and guidance counselor Jeannette Connelly will cover curriculum activities education and career planning and home cooperation with pupil responsibilities.
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G. Reid Pierce
Iin
Felix Matthews
Jeannette Connely
Pierce
Dutschke Shot in Berlin as Easter Parade Turns Violent
SDS leader Rudi Dutschke, 28, was critically wounded on West Berlin's Kurfuerstendamm. A Sunday demonstration grew into clashes between thousands of Dutschke supporters and police, with water cannon used at close range as Berliners watched in chaos. Doctors reported progress in Dutschke's condition.
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Shafer and Former Governors Lead ConCon Tour
Gov Shafer and ex governors Scranton Leader Heider Broderick head a three‑plane delegation visiting 21 cities to sell five Constitutional Convention proposals. Shafer’s route includes Altoona Johnstown Latrobe Washington Pittsburgh New Castle Indiana. Broderick plans DuBois Franklin Erie Brad
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Eric
Brad
Siege at Khe Sanh and Vietnam War air operations
Six Marines and 6,000 Easter eggs arrived by helicopter to the garrison as bombardment continued. Three Marines wounded. U.S. bombers struck bridges and conducted 143 missions north of the 19th Parallel, with 16 bridges attacked and multiple trucks and radar sites destroyed. Vietnam accused U.S. planes of air space violations near Hanoi. Reconnaissance missions expanded after Johnson’s curbs on bombing above the 20th parallel.
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