Final plans for art show continue in Corry Park
Corry Area Fine Arts group advances plans for Sunday in the Park an August 13 show in City Park as a windup to the Sidewalk Bazaar. Local and area artists will display paintings sculpture crafts and student works in a dedicated gallery area. Cash prizes for popular items and a separate junior prize are promised with free admission and help from the chamber of commerce. In case of rain the event shifts to August 20. Dennis Spiek joins National Science Foundation In Service Institute at Gannon College for ecology and environmental studies. A Maltese newspaper prints a topless Brigitte Bardot photo triggering new censorship in Malta.
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Corry
Richard Bova
William Master
Ernest Thacker
Robert Wharton
James Korp
Henry Walker
Dennis Spiek
St. Thomas School
National Science Foundation
Gannon College
Spick
Alliance College
Cambridge Springs
Gannon
St. Thomas
Final Bremer arguments in Wallace assassination trial
Final arguments were heard as Arthur H. Bremer faces 13 counts in the shooting of Gov George Wallace and three others at a Laurel Maryland shopping center. The judge dismissed four counts, Bremer pleads insanity, and jurors weighed sanity with psychiatric testimony amid ongoing federal charges.
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Upper Marlboro, Md
Arthur H. Bremer
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Ralph W. Powers
Bremer
Wallace
Laurel
Powers
Maryland
Prince Georges County
William Bremer
Nixon
Ottawa
George McGovern
Drake student graduates in record time
Des Moines report says Mark Willey, 19 of Maquoketa, earned a bachelor of arts at Drake University in one year three months seven days by completing 62 Drake hours and taking CLEP tests while attending summer school. He transferred from the University of Iowa in 1971, changed majors to sociology, and carried a 3.22 GPA. He now serves in the Army Military Police at Ft Gordon, Georgia.
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Des Moines
FCC Permits Anti Negro Campaign Ads
FCC rules that J B Stoner may continue broadcasts advocating segregation, asserting free speech includes abhorrent views. The ruling, noted in a letter to NAACP and Atlanta officials, upholds speech despite accusations of promoting violence. Stoner, running in the Democratic primary for Sen Gambrell’s seat, calls it a victory for white Christians. In Rhodesia a relief fund for families of 427 Wankie miners totals over $600,000.
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Atlanta
Sam Massell
Stoner
National States Rights Party
U.S. Senate
David H. Gambrell
FCC
Robert E. Lee
H. Rex Lee
Richard E. Wiley
NAACP
Lonnie King
Atlanta Community Coalition On Broadcasting
Anti-Defamation League
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Wankie
Elderly Oil City Man Crash Victim
An elderly Oil City man, Joseph Driscoll aged 77, died after a one car crash at 8 28 yesterday morning. He made a wide left turn rode over a curb struck a speed sign on the sidewalk crossed into the opposite lane and then hit a parked car owned by James Beichner before slamming into a Pennsylvania Electric Co utility pole.
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ITV
Oil City
Joseph Driscoll
Driscoll
James Beichner
Oil
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Man & Woman
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