Leonard raid forces suspect to plead not guilty
The fragmentary text hints at a Leonard raid and a forceful arrest, with a suspect possibly entering a plea of not guilty. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1969
Page
3
The fragmentary text hints at a Leonard raid and a forceful arrest, with a suspect possibly entering a plea of not guilty. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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National Safety Council cites bad weather as a factor in lowering Christmas holiday deaths to 581 over four days ending Sunday. Despite the low toll, tragedies occurred in multiple crashes including a White River South Dakota collision killing seven, a Jackson Mississippi family perishing in a Walthall County wreck, a Ripon Wisconsin mother and three children in Divernon Illinois, and Mrs Sarah Ann Legroan of Salt Lake City killed in a drag race incident.
Evangelist Billy Graham says he often attends love-ins and rock festivals in cognito to gauge youth. He wore a false moustache and beard at the Miami Hollywood Rock Festival, spoke to 2,500 youths about turning to God, and praised the generation as largely religious despite mixed reactions. He plans more appearances at youth gatherings to spread the Gospel.
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration backs federal desegregation and Negro job programs as Congress closes, risking southern support over a Voting Rights Act showdown. Civil rights groups rally behind administration actions to broaden equal opportunity while GOP defections loom in the Senate.
Washington AP dental scientists say tooth decay could be nearly eliminated within a decade as evidence strengthens the infectious-germ theory. Public Health Service favors chemical enzyme treatment to block bacteria. Navy and private researchers pursue vaccines or prevention methods. Navy interest stems from isolation duty and spaceflight needs. current U.S. estimates show 800 million decayed teeth nationwide and high costs. Researchers note dextranase shows promise in animals. human effectiveness unclear. The vaccine path faces heart risk from live or killed strep germs, but Northwestern University and Navy teams seek safe protein-targeted vaccines.
One thousand two hundred coal miners at four nearby mines began a strike to pressure President Nixon to sign a federal health and safety bill for miners. Dozens more mines were expected to join, with a broader shutdown anticipated later.
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