Fragmentary note on 1968 raids and political figures
Incomplete OCR text references 1968 raids and mentions a White House minister Tory trust or similar. Details are unclear, names and events are garbled, making precise identification difficult.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1970
Page
3
Incomplete OCR text references 1968 raids and mentions a White House minister Tory trust or similar. Details are unclear, names and events are garbled, making precise identification difficult.
In Master Michigan AP report a 7-year-old boy, Bobby Miller, became the center of a nationwide holiday moment as thousands of cards and letters flood in. Postmaster Stephen Jakobowski of the Detroit suburb said the response surpassed expectations with at least 500,000 pieces and more arriving daily.
NORRISTOWN Pa AP three men and a woman who pulled off a $100485 armed robbery from a large department store remain at large. The robbers took $92000 in cash and checks after binding a store manager and a security agent. A .45 caliber pistol was reported.
A 20 year old Erie woman Geraldine Pullian leapt through a partition to flee a smoke filled westside apartment. She tore a pasteboard nail from a closet to aid her escape and was treated for smoke inhalation at Hamot Hospital before being released. Smoke damage totaled 65 dollars and the stove grease was blamed.
Sixth grade students at Conelway School raised letters to the president of North Vietnam as part of a class project to urge release of Americans held as POWs. A missing serviceman’s wife and a mother in Topeka lent pressure by appearances and a rented billboard during the holiday season.
Washington AP Congress heads home for a long holiday weekend likely without action beyond a promise to return. A second bid to end a filibuster on SST funds looms as the Senate vote chances are slim. House timing hangs on January 2 or possibly January 21 as pending bills die with adjournment.
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