Fragmented OCR: unclear labor training note
A garbled OCR fragment references AFL-CIO, labor training, and Boston Atlanta. It mentions management, eligibility for training, and possible candidacy. No clear event, person, or place details emerge beyond these scattered terms.
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Elvis Presley Prayer Session Reveals Christ Nearing
Rev Humbard recalls Elvis Presley in Las Vegas dressing room before funeral. Elvis wept while Bible talk filled a small room as Humbard and wife prayed. Presley spoke of biblical predictions, questioned end times, and told Humbard this was his greatest Christmas present. Lisa Presley walked in during prayer. The evangelist sees Elvis sensing a spiritual moment and imminent return.
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Former President Linked to Kennedy Plot Witness Claims
AP reports Willem Oltmans, with ties to the Kennedy investigation, claims a former president and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis may have information on a plot to kill JFK. He cites no specifics, says his source must remain unnamed, and notes a previous witness died after being named. He mentions Aristotle Onassis' son’s 1972 plane crash as not an accident.
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Eee Oltmans
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George de Morenschildt
Palm Beach
Fla
House
Wattsburg Fair to Feature International Time Circus
The 93rd Erie County Fair in Wattsburg will host the International Time Circus for one day on Saturday. Promoted by Fair Board secretary Harry Te, the show promises five elephants, clowns, and acts by the Plumketts Ross and Co Christopher James Donna Hap Roberts and Bill Bright and Co. Admission remains 2 for adults with children under 12 free.
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Wattsburg
Harry Te
Hap Roberts
Bill Bright and Co
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Ecie County
Tractor Rolls Kills Former Area Mayor
A former mayor of Waterford, 63 year old Lawrence Burdick, died after a power lawn mower tipped and rolled onto him while he mowed a grassy area. Witnesses saw him arrive at his property and the death was ruled accidental as one wheel rested across his neck.
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Lawrence Burdick
Burdick
J. Burdick
Red Geet
Liddy Parole Remains Set For September Seventh
Federal parole commissioner A key ruling keeps Watergate conspirator G Gordon Liddys September seventh release date from prison despite his hunger strike at Allenwood Federal Prison Camp The decision cites fairness and notes the parole remains contingent on settling the $40000 fine before release Rosenblatt said Liddy will have served 52 months for planning and directing the Watergate burglary.
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G. Gordon Liddy
Liddy
Allenwood
Joseph A. Nardoza
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Dan Rosenblatt
Nardoza
Philadelphia
Danbury
Conn
Parole Commission
Rosenblatt
Happiness and money changes in happiness study
AP Science Writer Richard Saltus reports Northwestern University researchers presented at the APA meeting showing lottery winners are not happier than controls in general and may take less pleasure in ordinary events. Accident victims show less happiness but higher coping ability among some workers.
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Elvis Body Theft Plot Leads to Trespass Charges
MEMPHIS Tennessee AP three men seen fleeing Presley tomb were charged with criminal trespassing in a plot to steal his body from a copper lined coffin. They were Ronnie Adkins Raymond Green and Bruce Nelson all of Memphis released on bonds awaiting a preliminary hearing. An unidentified fourth man was released for lack of evidence.
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Elvis Presley
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B. Winslow Chapman
Forest Hill
Presley
Ronnie Lee Adkins
Raymond M. Green
Bruce Eugene Nelson
Memphis
Chapman
Baptist Hospital
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Voyager 2 camera boom set for Jupiter Saturn data drive
In Pasadena, scientists report Voyager 2's camera boom jolted into position, enabling planned Jupiter and Saturn observations. Voyager 1 launch—initially Sept. 1, now Sept. 5—was delayed due to Voyager 2 issues since Aug. 20. Officials say the boom is nearly locked after explosive snaps, but full confirmation awaits computer checks.
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