Eye Solon Eye Solon Ex Coach For GOP Post
Washington AP reports heavy speculation on the next Republican national chairman as President Nixon delays naming a successor to Ray Bliss who plans to resign by mid April. Morton and Wilkinson emerge as frontrunners with Morton seen as inside track though no comment from him.
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Reading Phillies General Manager Dies In Crash
The burned car killed Leland S. MacPhail III yesterday in a crash near Reading Pennsylvania. He was the son of Lee MacPhail II, executive VP and GM of the New York Yankees, recently named general manager of the Reading Phillies.
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Two Men Missing After Ice Crossing Attempt On Lake Erie
A helicopter and Coast Guard boats will search Lake Erie today for two men missing after attempting to cross the lake on ice. Missing are Glen Wilder Jr. and Stanley Williams of Ashtabula. The lake area is 50 miles wide with 70 to 90 percent ice, and the ice is breaking up with open water in places.
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Stanley Williams
Ashtabula
Army Offers 120 Day DEP Plan For Enlistees
The Army offers a 120 day Delayed Entry Program allowing enlistment after induction orders. Enlistees may report up to 120 days later, with a written option chosen before enlistment and training from over 107 vocational schools. Contact Sgt Gene Colwell, U.S. Army Recruiter, Erie Federal Building.
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Autopsy Files Secreted for 1971 Release
The autopsy report and related Oswald materials were placed under seal by the Kennedy family until 1971 with instructions to limit access to investigators. In Washington a General Sessions Court judge ordered Oswald’s rifle and the autopsy file to Shaw trial custody, while the Justice Department filed an appeal.
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Penn sit in protests new science center plan
About 700 prisoners began a sit in at the University of Pennsylvania administration building Tuesday night to protest a $10 million science center. They warn they will resort to revolutionary tactics if demands for a black studies program and other concessions are not met by Friday. In Providence Rhode Island Moses Brown School students refuse to wear shirts and ties to protest expulsions for drunkenness and suspensions for long hair.
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RFK Assassinary Gun in Trial Traced to Its Purchaser
Witnesses detailed the 22 caliber revolver linked to Sirhan Sirhan. The gun’s path began during civil unrest and resurfaced as evidence in the murder trial. Jurors learned of purchases, transfers, and the June 4 1968 firing at the Ambassador Hotel amid Kennedy’s California primary win.
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Ambassador Hotel
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Robert F. Westlake
Second class pom Pa Batis ad copy timing
Fragmentary text mentions subscription terms by mail and in advance with Caren and Ren Canta, listing weekly sixty five and a copy. The readable lines suggest a publication notice or pricing for a paper or service but lack clear event or entities.
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Sirhan Sirhan Defense Probes Deliberation Claim
Testimony at the trial questioned whether Sirhan was confused or intoxicated when Kennedy was killed. Ranger Buckner said Sirhan signed in June 4 and asked for a high quality shell box. Buckner acknowledged a possible rumor of a woman with Sirhan and noted a prior police statement. Sirhan carried $410.60 and newspaper clippings including a David Lawrence column opposing Kennedy.
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