Vacation Bible School to Start at Wheelock Church
Paragrap Rev Harold Little and Mrs Little of Conneautville will lead a one week Vacation Bible School at Wheelock Community Church beginning Monday evening. Sessions run daily with closing at 8 p m. Local police report prowling near a North Center service station and a family quarrel call on Lemon street. A tractor trailer damaged a limb, and a girl burned by hot coffee was treated and released from Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Harold Little
Conneautville
Wheelock Community Church
North Center Street
Lemon Street
John W. Budzak
Pittston
Joni
Richard Owens
East South Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Tompson
Tumpson
Humbled
James Ramsey
Racial Rallies in Baton Rouge Threaten Violent Clash
Governor McKeithen warns that riots from planned Negro and Ku Klux Klan demonstrations will prompt rapid lethal force. National Guardsmen with live ammo will act to stop looting or burning as 90 marchers head toward Bogalusa through Denham Springs and Livingston Parish under heavy security.
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Baton Rouge
Bogalusa
Denham Springs
Tom Bradley
U.S. 190
National Guard
A. Z. Young
Gov. McKeithen
Pilot denies telling of bomb dump in interview dispute
Former Navy pilot Alex Water contests a Bay City Times report claiming pilots dumped about a third of their ordnance into the sea. Water says remarks were sensationalized and he did not state such a figure. Editor David Miller defends the story and notes others heard him say it.
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Midland
Bay City
Mich
Times
North Vietnam
Alex Water
Dow Chemical Co
Ticonderoga
Gulf of Tonkin
Waier
Associated Press
David Miller
Bay City Times
Probe Death O £.5 In Fire Father Only Survivor
A central Minnesota family died in a house fire as David Hoskins 30 survived with two bullet wounds. He reported being forced outside by assailants then tied to a clothesline as teens arrived to find the flames. Loretta Hoskins 29 and children Julie 6 Darla 5 Linda 18 months David 8 weeks were killed. Nearby Willard Nelsons saw nothing and alerted authorities.
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ST. Cloud
Minn
Lahr
Minnesota
Loretta Hoskino
Julie
Darela
Linda
David
David Hoskins
Hoskins
Willard Nelson
St. Cloud Seat
Minnesota National Guard Armory
Flood threat in Alaska remains as rivers rise
Fairbanks reports floodwaters receding from the Chena River yet brown silt coats the city and warnings grow for the Tanana River. Nenana evacuates residents and Tanana town plans hospital readiness as downstream flooding looms past records.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Chena River
U. S. Weather Bureau
Tanana
Weather Bureau
Tanana River
Nenana
Tenana
Alaska Disaster Office
Anchorage
Yukon River
Fairbanks Residents Return to Start Cleanup After Floods
As a harsh subarctic winter nears, about 15 000 people displaced from Fairbanks begin to trickle back to their flooded town to face the heart wrenching cleanup.
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Fairbanks
Riots Prompt Sorority Action Across 300 Cities
A Dayton led resolution urges sorority chapters nationwide to run community programs to build self esteem among alienated urban youths in hope of preventing riots. In Chester, Delaware County officials report a foot high marijuana plant growing near the county incinerator.
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Dayton
Ohio
Chester
Delaware County
Suit Filed Over Stolen Car Sale In Erie
Eastway Motors owner filed suit in Erie County Court against two Erie men charging they sold a stolen 1966 sedan to an Erie couple later confiscated by police. Plaintiffs seek 92100 from defendants Hugh Herron and Robert Carlson.
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ERIE
Eastway Motors
Gene Charles
David Smith
Hugh Herron
Robert Carlson
Herron
Eastway
Carlson
Lang
Erie Police Department
Johnson Defends War Policy Amid Domestic Pressure
LBJ argues strikes around Red China pose no threat and the United States seeks no aggression while others view the war as stalemate. He notes progress on administration bills and expects more measures on crime, civil rights, and urban renewal to pass as Congress closes session.
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Red China
Peking
United States
Johnson
Congress
Medicaid reform projected to save billions in 1972
The plan aims for up to 713.5 million in savings this year and as much as 88 million in the year starting July 1 1971 with potential federal state cooperation. Savings hinge on restricting Medicaid eligibility and not on changing Medicare, per congressional estimates.
Meadville Youth Sets Unofficial Weight Mark
Meadville youth Jim Purno unofficially broke a world weight lifting mark, lifting 103 pounds in a deep knee bend. The 198 pound light heavyweight contender claims the top spot, with Bill West of California holding the current world record at BT pounds. Furno departs Tuesday for Northern Michigan to begin a four year college scholarship linked to football and wrestling prowess. he is an All-State guard at MHS and was runner up at 65 pounds in state wrestling, losing by one point to the eventual champion.
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Meaavule
Purno
YMCA
Bill West
Furno
Northern Michigan
MHS
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Main Street
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A&p
W. Washington St
Corry, PA
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BOF
Concord School
Wayns
Elgin Borough
Algnera
William Jones
Marvin Saltsman
Saltsman
Dina Rae
McMichael
Marine
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Marine Bank Marine National Bank
Brie, PA
Meadville
North Hills
Corry’s Municipal
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America
Pittsfield
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