Hunter rescued after missing trek near Cherry Grove Farnsworth
Firefighters searched the Cherry Grove Farnsworth area for a hunter reported missing at 8 35 p m. Alex Pedechoski 18 of Erie walked out at 9 30 p m and rejoined his party. He had been separated since 2 p m.
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Japanese Skirts Up At Expo 70 in Osaka Pavilion
The Japan Association for Expo 70 announced that 170 hostesses at the Japanese Pavilion will wear uniforms with skirts six inches above the knee. This confirms miniskirt fashion continues at Expo 70 for next year.
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Funeral Mass for Mrs. Katie Brunecz Held at St Elizabeths
The funeral mass for Mrs. Katie Brunecz was held at 10 a.m. at St. Elizabeth’s Roman Catholic Church with Rev. Cyril Kronz celebrating. Interment followed at St. Elizabeth’s Cemetery after a family prayer service at Bracken Funeral Home led by Rev. Edward Synowiak. Bearers were grandsons including Mike Brunecz Jr and John Brunecz Jr, with numerous relatives from Cleveland and Sugar Grove among attendees.
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Nixon Signals Flexible Timeline On Vietnam Troop Withdrawal
Nixon cautioned that a winning position has not been declared and warned of increased enemy infiltration. White House aides avoided disagreement with the assessment while noting one troubling development. The president cited an April 15 withdrawal deadline to keep options open if a Communist offensive grows.
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Brain drug treatment questioned for Vietnam veterans
Senate subcommittee hearings accuse VA hospitals of chemically lobotomizing mentally injured veterans through overuse of tranquilizers. Dr. Louis Jolyon West cites Brentwood facility conditions and staffing shortages as factors, urging proper psychiatric care rather than drugging.
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Six Alarm Fire Destroys Weinstein's Restaurant
A six alarm blaze in Pittsburgh's Squirrel Hill destroyed Weinstein's restaurant, causing more than 125000 dollars in damage to a two story building. Fire Chief Harry Keller said the fire, started in an employees' room on the second floor, took about an hour and a half to control. Two firefighters were injured by falling acoustical ceiling debris and one suffered smoke inhalation. The cause remains undetermined. the restaurant was closed at the time.
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