Corry area brief highlights injuries fires suspensions and elections
Gerald Sweet 36 of Corry listed in satisfactory condition after lacerations from a snowmobile crash near his home. Fire destroyed clothing in Irvine and part of a locker room, quickly controlled by Youngsville and national forge crews. State traffic safety suspended 60 day driving privileges for Frederick Ellis. Possible three way race for 47th Judicial District judge if Richard A. Southold secures petitions to run on both party tickets against Samuel F. Bonagita and Robert L. Wolfe. Burglary at Strotman Jewelry Store Emeriton valued at $11,000 with watches rings and firearms stolen. A German shepherd incident at Snyder Circle ends with advisory citation for stray dog ordinance. Local drivers cited for reckless driving including Timothy Chase and Paul Carnicke with charges filed or sent to Aldermen.
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47Th Judicial District
Richard A. Southold
Warren County
Court of Common Presis
Samuel F. Bonagita
Warren
Robert L. Wolfe
Snt
Arthur Berardi
Franklin
Strotman
Emeriton
J. Archie Strotman
Batley Hospital
Timothy C. Chase
R. D
Stomach Trouble Hospitalizes Truman
Former President Harry S Truman was admitted to Research Hospital and Medical Center in Kansas City with acute gastroenteritis. His condition was reported as satisfactory with no present discomfort, under care of Dr. Wallace Graham. A further update was planned for 10 a.m. local time.
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Kansas City
Harry
Truman
Research Hospital ‘and Medical Center
Wallace Graham
Nixon Names 2 From State To Posts
President Nixon named Walter Annenberg editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer and head of Triangle Publications to ambassador to Great Britain. John Eisenhower of Phoenixville Pa now serves as ambassador to Belgium. Jacob D Beam, a career diplomat and Moscow veteran, was appointed ambassador to Moscow. Beam is regarded Eastern Europe expert and has served in Moscow before. Annenberg, 60, will hold his first government post and plans to keep his newspapers.
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Washington
Nixon
Walter Annenberg
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Triangle Publications
John Eisenhower
Phoenixville
Dwigght D. Eisenhower
Jacob D. Beam
Annenberg
Great Britain
Eisenhower
Belgium
Beam
Moscow
Foreign Service
Europe
the Inquirer
Pittsburgh Schools Lock Down Off Limits To Public
Pittsburgh officials ordered city school buildings closed to all but students teachers and district personnel to curb outside agitation of racial tensions. Superintendent Bernard J McCormick warned violators would be handed to police as authorities probe incidents at Oliver and Gladstone High Schools and broader community unrest led by several groups. Mothers of black students and NAACP leaders protest that only black youths have been arrested in the disturbances.
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Pittsburgh
Bernard J. McCormick
James W. Slusser
Oliver High School
Gladstone High School
Robert W. Duggan
Allegheny County
Gladstone
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Free Food Stamps Move Aims to Fight SC Hunger
Agriculture Secretary Hardin agreed to supply free food stamps to eligible residents in Beaufort and Jasper counties, South Carolina, after pressure from Sen. McGovern and Sen. Hollings. The plan would be funded by the federal government with state and local approval, addressing severe malnutrition and disease among local children.
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South Carolina
Hardin
McGovern
South Dakota Democrat
University of South Carolina
John Lease
Lease
James T. Carter
Vanderbilt University
Meharry Medical College
Pueblo Probe Tests U.S. Conduct Code For POWs
The Navy probes the Pueblo crew's captivity to test the U.S. Code of Conduct for prisoners. Navy counsel says crewmen cannot be punished under the code, and questioning aims to evaluate its clarity and possible need for revision amid wartime detention. Witnesses describe torture, false confessions, and difficulty applying the code when not in a declared war.
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Coronado
Calif
Navy
Uss Pueblo
U.S
Pueblo
William Newsome
Newsome
Newsmen
Hisenhower
Washington
Radioman 2
Lee Roy Hayes
North Korea
Hayes
Lawrence Mack
Stephen Harris
Secret Service prep for protests faces threats abroad
Security planners await Nixon return as advance teams brace for student protests in London and West Berlin with thousands on duty in Bonn Paris and Rome. Police fear lone fanatics persist and Scotland Yard lists troublemakers for immigration review while communications teams install tools to stay in touch with Washington. Pueblo crewmen Punishments hinge on the Uniform Code of Military Justice for possible aid to the enemy.
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Secret Service
London
West Berlin
Bonn
Paris
Rome
Scotland Yard
Washington
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Snyder Circle
Harry Truman
Charles M. Montigny
Southbridge
Mass
Audrey
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Worcester Barber School
South
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Jasper Counties
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Mississippi
Appalachia
Robert Coles
Harvard University
Cliff Byelink Ford, Inc
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Kraft
U. S
Pioneer Sugar
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
Meadow Brook
Crisco Oil
Cans
Orchard Park
California
Erry Valley
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Cap” Lindsey
Harry Sperry
Harold Culver
Merle Williams
Richard Courtney
Herb Walton
John Long
Bill Newark
Kern Sanford
Blaine Burker
Alan Williams
John Frontera
Wayne Robinson
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Bert Whiteley
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