World in Brief global news snapshot
AP dispatches summarize a Soviet airliner crash at Leningrad with 108 dead all Soviets and no foreigners aboard, Emperor Hirohito turning 73 in Tokyo, Gina Lollobrigida photographing his birthday events, Rio de Janeiro's flagship daily halting publication after 49 years, London protesters marching against liberal abortion laws, and a Mwanza Tanzania house fire killing 14, including women and children.
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George Starr Marries at 90 on Birthday in Seattle
George Starr, 89 turning 90, and Florence Lidren, 81, wed in Seattle in a birthday surprise that moved a party to Tuesday. Starr, former King County Democratic chair and ex Seattle postmaster, met Lidren decades ago and reconnected after his second wife’s death.
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Jaycees Honor McCray and Felber At Ceremony
Corry Area Jaycees Saturday awards featured Jaycee of the Year to Larry McCray and a JCI Senatorship to Matt Felber. Outgoing president Charles Rittenhouse presented both honors, with photos by McEldowney.
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Jaycees Honor Corry Leaders At Annual Banquet
The Corry Area Jaycees and Jayettes held their installation banquet at the Moose Club. Jaycee of the Year for 1973 went to Lawrence McCray, while Matt Felber received a JCI Senatorship and the Silver Key Man award. Local officers and Jayette officers for the coming year were installed by Gary Hunter. Outgoing president Charles Rittenhouse was honored as state director.
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Sound Off opinions and local issues in Corry Journal
Readers share views on public office efficiency street repairs and local services. Calls to Sound Off solicit corrections on quality of life topics from potholes to recycling and the radio station music. The items highlight housing inspections fire sirens and tax policy while praising the Sound Off feature.
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White Minority Segregation To Continue In South Africa
Johannesburg AP reports apartheid remains entrenched as the Nationalist party wins a seventh election since 1948 with 60 percent of whites backing segregated development. Prime Minister Vorster seeks a fresh mandate to keep the country secure amid regional political upheaval and anti‑colonial shifts in Portugal.
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