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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1975

Page

3

Onassis Memorial Service in Scorpios Island

Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis arrived in Greece to attend a memorial service for Aristotle Onassis on Scorpios where he was buried. She travels with Artemis Garafalides, Onassis' sister, from Paris. The service is set for Sunday on the Onassis-owned isle.

Athens Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Greece Aristotle Onassis Onassis Scorpios

Go Go Dancers Draw 300 as ABC Eyes Public Lewdness

In Hackensack New Jersey the New Bell Discotheque hosted male dancers in bikini briefs while women patrons tipped them with dollars. Two undercover ABC agents informed owner Irving Reingold that lewdness charges may be filed, sparking debate over public decency.

Irving Reingold ABC Leonard Ronco

Investigation continues into shooting death near New Castle

Police say the body of 30 year old David Lamb of Youngstown was found about one mile east of the Ohio line in Lawrence County. Lamb died of multiple gunshot wounds to the head. Pittsburgh joins 105 communities with substantial unemployment, at 7.3 percent, making it eligible for federal contract bidding preferences alongside other Pennsylvania cities.

New Castle Youngstown, Ohio David Lamb Ohio Line Lawrence County Pittsburgh U.S. Labor Department Allentown Bethlehem Easton Erie Johnstown York

Bomb threat from teen disrupts McKeesport High School

A 17 year old student and three friends planned a fake bomb threat to skip school. Bell Telephone tracing linked the call to McKeesport High School. Police note tracing tech has yielded more arrests recently. The youth faces a juvenile court hearing.

Pittsburgh Bell Télephone Co McKeesport High School

Youth Killed In Fall In Pittsburgh Downtown

An 18 year old from Ross Township died after falling from a downtown parking lot on Friday while en route to St Francis Hospital for psychological treatment. Police described the incident as a fall during an attempted escape from his father.

Pittsburgh Thomas Sopchick Ross Township St. Francis Hospital

Mission Impossible Type Team Ads in WSJ Stirs Curiosity

A Wall Street Journal small ad promises an international team of “mission impossible type experts” for high stakes challenges within legal limits. Minimum fee 15000 dollars plus expenses with a free consultation. NYC phone and PO box shown. The outfit refuses to disclose its identity or details, offering only off the record hints if pressed for an interview.

New York Wall Street Journal New York City

DC Inmates Seize Cellblock Hold 11 Hostages

Police said inmates took control of a DC jail cellblock after two prisoners escaped at about 1 am. Eleven workers, including a civilian medical technician, were held as negotiators urged calm while detectives worked to resolve the stand-off.

Washington District of Columbia Tédaiest Maurice Cullinane

Gift for Grandma honors CHEER president at Overcomers party

The Overcomers club presented a silver servette to Mrs. Marjorie Tarbell, CHEER Inc. president, at their 13th anniversary. Eleven members funded and engraved the gift, including Roger Petty and Donnie Moats, with Roy Stanley noted as moved to Arkansas. The inscription reads To Grandma, a woman that we love and respect very much, From your kids.

The Overcomers Marjorie Tarbell Cheer, Inc Roger Petty Tarbell Petty Arkansas Eaton

Ford Bicentennial visit sparks protests at Concord and Boston

President Ford touring Concord and Lexington for the nations 200th birthday called for healing and reconciliation amid Indochina setbacks. In Boston he faced anti bussing protests as crowds waved placards and flags while a Bicentennial service proceeded at Old North Church with a lantern lantern lighting reenactment.

Concord Mass Ford America Minutemen Indochina Lexington Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Caroline Kennedy Old North Church Boston

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