Nixon's Pilot Praises New Jet Tightness
President Nixon's pilot Col Ralph Albertazzie praised the new Boeing 707 presidential plane calling it tight and responsive, contrasting it with older models. The aircraft debuted in official service to fly Nixon from Washington to California using inertial navigation and automated guidance to El Toro. The president complimented the aircraft as a beautiful plane. A separate note reports state corrections chief Sielaff saying Western Penitentiary will be renovated or replaced amid criticism after recent escapes.
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Nixon
Ralph Albertazzie
Washington
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Pittsburgh
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Admitted and Discharged List from Corry Area
Multiple admissions and discharges listed for residents in Corry and surrounding townships including James Jordon Bessie Filegar Glenn Craker Dale James Mrs Edna Chamberlin Mrs Victor Peterson Mrs Nellie Reid Ted Davis Mrs Robert Green Otis Hepler Mrs Herbert Huff Steven son of Mr and Mrs Kasper Sara daughter of Mr and Mrs Yoder Adelle Davis and others across R D 1 2 3 4 and Bear Lake Spring Creek and Spar Townships.
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Corry
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Durham
West Church Street
Glenn Craker
Dale James
Ashville
Edna Chamberlin
Thomas Alcorn
Victor Peterson
Sugar Grove
Nellie Reid
East Main Street
Ted Davis
Bear Lake
Jeremy
Newis Gates
Mead Avenue
Robert Green
R.D
Otis Hepler
Columbus
Herbert Huff
R-D
Spartansburg
Steven
James Kasper
William Mitchell
David Williams
Lorry
John Wise
Clymer
Sara
Noah Yoder
Adelle Davis
Spring Creek
Soviet Spy Satellites Reach Nearly Year Round Coverage
Washington reports that in 1972 Soviet recon satellites achieved 354 days of U S coverage by overlapping 29 satellites, surpassing the prior year by 28 days. A 1973 launch lowered orbit to improve camera resolution, while both nations expand space tech uses and uphold tacit rules on satellite sovereignty.
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Former Erie Editor Harold Sullivan Dies at 65
Harold Sullivan longtime reporter and editor of the Erie Daily Times has died at 65 in a local hospital. In later years he led The Lake Shore Visitor the Erie Catholic Diocese weekly newspaper. Funeral arrangements were not announced.
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Corry Daily News Publisher and staff credits
Front page masthead lists George R. Semple as publisher William S. Eaton as managing editor and John McLaughlin as pressroom foreman The paper notes Associated Press exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches Also includes subscription pricing and advertising deadlines for Corry Pennsylvania offices
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Cody
George R. Semple
William S. Eaton
John McLaughlin
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Corry
Cerrier
Boon Applie
National Guard Fights Defensive Standoff in Custer
About 100 National Guard troops bivouacked at Custer armory amid fears of another Indian protest clash after a curfew and deserting streets. Police from nearby cities joined Sioux Falls and Mitchell as authorities reported a tense standoff following a prior riot in which fires burned three buildings and 26 Indians faced riot and arson charges. Governor Kneip shifted guards to undisclosed spots near Custer while emphasizing no direct commitment. Meanwhile President Caldera began a seven-country South American tour with first stop in Bogota.
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Union City Hospital and Discharges Readied List
A moving list from Union City area noting hospital and ambulance contact numbers, along with patient and discharge details. Entries include residents from Union City Waterford Wattsburg Cambridge Springs Center ville and McDonald with addresses and RD designations. Discharged patient John Migdal RD 2 Union City appears among the names.
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Waterford
John Migdal
Union City
Fred Hutchinson
Louise Witherow
Wattsburg
John Mineo
Putnam Street
Lela Hammond
East High Street
Evelena Dudley
James Wolfe
John Robinson
South Main Street
Ladell Lydie
R.D
Cambridge Springs
Russell Stone
Centerville
Raymond Holmes
Second Avenue
Maude Richards
Fred Duryee
Fourth Avenue
Anna Riehart
Warden Street
Melissa Rapacuk
McDonald
Carl Thomas, Jr
Dem Workers After Ghost Claim SET FOR AUGUST
Rip Torn will be cast as Mafia chieftain Hoffe in Slaughter a drama of a Green Beret veteran seeking revenge for his parents murder. The film will be released in August with Jim Brown pursuing Torn through Mexico City.
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Rip Torn
Hoffe
Torn
Mexico City
Jim Brown
Green Beret
Watergate Probe Faces Fairness Claims by GOP Leaders
GOP Senate leaders say the Watergate investigation will be fair and impartial as the seven member panel is formed to probe the June break in at Democratic headquarters. Leader Scott and Sen. Baker stress thoroughness and no holds barred inquiry, with Ervin as chair and Mansfield naming key Republicans.
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Howard H. Baker Jr
Tennessee
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Sam J. Ervin Jr
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Mansfield
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Georgia
Joseph M. Montoya
New Mexico
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Hawaii
Baker
Edward Gurney
Florida
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
Connecticut
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