Divorce complaint filed in Erie County court
Mary Roth of 136 York Street files divorce from Pred Roth, address unknown, in Erie County. Police cite Gary W. Neighbors for driving without a license second offense. arraigned before Alder man T A Hubley and bound over to county court. Three-year-old Michael Stebin treated for forehead wound after a fall. Andrew G Dodd sustains cheek laceration from wire. Mary E Sears reappointed notary public, expires February 1, 1973.
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Mary Roth
York Street
Pred Roth
Sugar Grove
Gary W. Neighbors
Fifth Street
South Center Street
Alderma T
Corry Man Reports Sleepy Route 6 Crash
Corry troopers investigate a 2:30 a.m. crash on Route 6 when James C. Daniels 35 reports he drifted off and drove home after the vehicle sustained 400 dollars in damage. No object was struck, and the case remains under review. Two other weekend wrecks nearby caused 275 dollars in damage with no injuries. Barbara Webster 20 and Clyde Yoder 44 were involved on a Bear Lake road. Ohio State freshman wins World Champion Ground Hog Calling contest defeating 15 entrants.
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James C. Daniels
North Center Street
Robert Fleetwood
Daniels
Bear Lake
Richard Gambino
Barbara Webster
North Clymer
Clyde Yoder
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Don Bradley
Phi Beta Phi Sorority
Ohio Stat
Bormans Begin Tour In London
Apollo 8 commander Frank Borman, his wife Susan, and two sons arrived in London by presidential jet for an 18 day eight country goodwill tour for President Nixon. They will stay until Wednesday and meet Queen Elizabeth II in a special audience.
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London
Frank Borman
Nixon
Air Force
Susan
Frederick
Edwin
Ministry of ‘Technology W
Borman
Hijacked Eastern jet diverted to Havana in 12th plane
A Newark to Miami Boeing 727 with 93 aboard was hijacked and diverted to Havana marking the 12th such incident this year. Capt. Jack Moore communicated the plan to head south of Miami. The jet was set to land in Havana about 99 minutes after the hijack.
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Cuba
Havana
Sky Pirates
Eastern Airines Flight 7
Charleston
S.C
Jack Moore
FAA
Jacksonville
Fla
Federal Aviation Administration
National
Moore
Lowell Miller
Fred Weaver
New York
Sewardesses
Linda Davidson
Vickie Hassell
Margaret Bolton
Seven Hurt In Explosion And Fire In Altoma Pa
An explosion in the basement of Charles Williams home, while he and his son Dennis cleaned a car motor with gasoline, caused a house fire that injured seven people two of them critically. Williams and Dennis Williams are in Mercy Hospital with third degree burns covering about 90 percent of their bodies. Five others suffered minor burns. Fire damage is estimated at $10,000.
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Altoma
Charles Williams
Dennis
Williams
Mercy Hospital
Boston couple wed with 28 children in family
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. O'Donnell wed in Boston with 28 children in attendance as his 13 and her 10 fill the pews. The groom, city clerk's assistant, spoke with bride Frances Brady before the ceremony and plans a two week honeymoon while relatives care for the large brood.
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Frederick J. O'Donnell
O'Donnell
Frances Brady
William Benet
Blessed Sacrament Church
Fran
Brady
O’donnell
Kevin Brady
British officer switches to U S Army for Vietnam service
Lt Col Peter G Fleming, a 42-year-old with 22 years in the British Army, is sworn in as a U S Army lieutenant colonel at Fort Benning to serve in Vietnam. He wore a borrowed American uniform and holds an Oxford MA, with waivers from Britain allowing the transfer after retirement.
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Gener
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India
Africa
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Borneo
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Infantry Center
Oxford
Margaret
Corinna
Still Need Alternates For Shaw Jury
The prosecution and defense in the Clay Shaw JFK conspiracy trial presented a fresh 150 names to select two alternates. After a 12 man jury was agreed, alternates remained unsettled as opening remarks eyed for Tuesday.
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New Orleans
Clay L. Shiaw
James Alcock
Atty
Jim Garrison
John F. Kennedy
Pueblo Crew Adapts to Life Aboard Without Ship
At North Island Naval Station the 81 man Pueblo crew operates as a ship’s company though the vessel remains captured in North Korea. Cmdr Bucher and Lt Murphy testify at a court of inquiry while Navy officers describe efforts to assume ship duties and maintain dormitories, fire and phone watches.
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Bucher
North Korea
North Island Naval Air Station
Uss Pueblo
Lloyd M. Bucher
Edward R. Murphy Jr
Murphy
George L. Cassell
Pacific Fleet
Pueblo
Cassell
Stephen R. Harris
Navy
Harris
CWO
Gene Howard Lacy
Seattle
Wash
Names Carry Meaning For This Family
Honolulu reports La La Tai, 19, crowned Narcissus Queen of 1969 for her singing. Her melodically named sisters Do Do Re Re Mi Mi Fa Fa So So Ti Ti and Octavia share a musical theme. Father Robert Tai named children after scale notes and events, with Roy Uranium and Rex Satellite.
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la la Tai
la la
Ti Ti
Octavia
Robert Tai
United Nations
Roy Uranium
Rex Satellite
Miss Tai
Car loses control and collides with westbound bus
David Auto reports an out of control car overtook a pickup and struck a westbound bus driven by James C. Hicher of Titusville. The collision halted traffic and Seaway had to replace the damaged bus due to inability to drive from impact.
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James C. Hicher
Titusville
Richer
Seaway
Boy Dies After Falling From Truck in Edinboro
Carl Roger Gould Jr., seven, of Edinboro, Pa., died in St. Vincent's Hospital after falling from the rear of his father's truck near their home Saturday. He had head injuries and had been in guarded condition since 7 p.m. He was born March 6, 1961 in Tampa and was a second grader at Edinboro Elementary School.
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Edinboro
St. Vincent's Hospital
Carl Roger Gould Jr
Carl Gould
Tampa
Fla
No Vagrant Has 187118 In Clothes Report
Peters burg AP Police charged 74 year old Joseph Dunbar Wight with vagrancy after he pulled 187118.62 from his tattered clothing. Officers placed the fortune in a bank vault and jailed him on the charge. Wight said he came from Baltimore and built his wealth from a Maryland distilling family. He claimed to have converted assets to cash on June 1 1961. John H. Wight of a Baltimore savings and loan confirmed the matter.
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of. Petersburg
Fla
Joseph Dunbar Wight
Wight
Baltimore
Maryland
Democrats Aim Cuts in Shafer State Budget
In Harrisburg the Pennsylvania legislature moves to trim Gov Shafer’s 2.53 billion budget with hoped cut targets around 75 million. Democrats seek savings to block an income tax, while Speaker Fineman returns after medical tests. the effort includes a freedom of information push to expose administration lack of cooperation.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Shafer
Herbert Fineman
Philadelphia
Fineman
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