Police hold station for purse found at laundry
Police hold all the station as a woman's purse found at the Quick Clean Coin Laundry on East Washington Street. A woman who found it left it at No 1 fire station with a note saying it had been turned over to police. The purse likely belongs to Annette Price daughter of Earl Price of 42 East Street.
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East Washington
No. 1 Fire Station
Annette Price
Earl Price
East Street
Erle Buell
Smith Street
Edith Fay
Union City
Lawmakers push federal crime for presidential assassination
A bi partisan group in Illinois introduced bills to make attacking or assassinating a president a federal crime. Sponsors include Rep. Gerald R. Ford and Rep. Richard Schweiker. The measure would also cover the vice president and successors and authorize federal agencies to investigate such crimes.
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Washington
IL House
Gerald R. Ford
R-Mich
Warren Commission
John F.kennedy
Richard S. Schweiker
Reta
Federal
FBI
Pure Reading Enjoyment On Tap Daily In Corry Journal
A brief note highlights daily enjoyment from reading the Corry Journal. The item frames the paper as a source of daily pleasure for readers in the community. No specific events or names are provided in the readable text.
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The
Corry Journal
New Chancellor Takes Over At Stormy Berkeley Campus
Berkeley AP report says Dean Martin Meyerson, 42, becomes acting chancellor amid campus unrest. He follows Dr Edward Strong who took indefinite leave. Meyerson calls for dialogue, outlines rules for free speech on Sproul Hall steps and campus events to calm turmoil before February term. Rebel leaders vow rally despite new leadership.
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Berkeley
Calif
Berkeley Equiipus
University of Calindmia
Martin Meyergen
University
Board of Regents
Edward Strong
Meyerson
Ivil
Sproul Hall
Jeaders
Dr. Strong
Vnce
Dean Meyerson
Split Shift Brings Mixed Feelings From Local Students
Senior Bonnie Waite and peers describe the split shift as workable and even convenient for morning prep and after school routines. Some enjoy extra sleep while others miss regular hours, noting basketball practice and dinner timing, with comments from Hunt Stauffer, Rick Hammond, and Irene Tarbell on adapting to the new schedule.
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Page Cine
Howe
Shuleye
Bonnie Waite
East Street
Bonnie
Cai
Hubert Waite
Hunt Stauffer
West Bond Street
Hunt
Rick Hammond
North Center Street
Rick
Irene Tarbell
East South Street
Mexico church roof collapse kills 55 in Rijo
At a Mass to dedicate a church in Rijo 80 miles southwest of Puebla a concrete roof collapsed trapping about 300 worshippers. Officials cite defective construction. Priest Father Ezequiel Alvarez Ortega among the dead. 63 injured. Rescue teams cleared debris as locals aided victims.
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Puebla
Mexico
Rijo
Ezequiel Alvarez Ortega
Alfonso Escamilla
Split shift on campus eases emergency at high school
Staff and students adjust to a new schedule after a fire disrupts morning routines. Irene and senior John Billey note calmer mornings and later dinners, while families face delayed mealtimes. Rick Hammond backs the change as a practical emergency measure, and juniors feel they have it made with more afternoon freedom. The community adapts and supports the effort.
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Irene
John Billey
East Pleasant Street
John
Rick Hammond
County AFL-CIO Plans Union Counsellor Course
Mrs. Howard Vanderhoff of Corry announced a six week advanced union counsellor course for union members. Sessions run Fridays from February 5 to March 5 with a final one day institute on March 13 at Erie County Hospital. Frank Grace and Mike Ross will conduct the course. Charles Ferguson will speak at the first session. all evenings at the AFL-CIO building in Erie.
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Afl-Cio
Howard Vanderhoff
Corry
Erie County
Afl-Cio Council
Erie County Hospital
Frank Grace
Erie
Quote of the day from Frank Pick on predictions
The 1965 remark from currency expert Frank Pick states he never makes predictions because he does not know what will happen. He is noted for his authority on world currencies and valuables traded globally.
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New York
Frank Pick
Mob Calls For Overthrow Of Viet Nam Chief
A 1000 strong mob rioted through Saigon for over three hours demanding the overthrow of Premier Tran Van Huong. Viet Cong guerrillas ambushed a Ranger battalion near Binh Gia, killing a U.S. adviser, the first American to die in 1965. Nine Rangers died and 40 missing. Government casualties run about 500. Since December 1981, 247 Americans have died in combat in Viet Nam. Marines did not stop the rioters as photographers were manhandled and clashes spread through the city. The crowd hoisted a banner opposing U.S. involvement and Ambassador Taylor. Buddhist leaders denied involvement though the rally began at their call.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
APV
Tran van Huong
Binh Gia
U.S
Binh Gin
Huynh Cong la
Propane Mishaps Cause Scares in Two Derailments
Overturned propane gas tank cars sparked tense scenes in Dover New Hampshire and Hoosick Falls North Carolina. About 40 000 gallons in two cars toppled near a church and homes prompting evacuations while crews contained leaks and assessed danger.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Dover
Hoosick Falls
N. C
Pilea Proclaims Sparks Curious Consumer Claims
A fragmented note reports consumers making astonishing statements about Pilea plants. The text cites puzzling claims that the plant causes issues, while unclear details point to a hidden message or misconception requiring verification.
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Wellsville
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Spyder Circle
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Zurn
Merle Wood
Waterford
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Lake LeBoout
Bosines
Ripley
N.Y
Don Dolinston
Walter Ross
Streets Department
Tidioute Area High School
Larry Atkin
Richard A. King
Ashville
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Dorling Lamb
Corry Memorial Hospital
Clymer
State Bureau of Traffic Safety
Harrisburg
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Ronald J. Tomeho
Eleanor Yesensky
Tommy
Esso Clymer
N. Y Tata
Ogle Lumber
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Stormy Campus
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Marne
Zenith TV
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U. S. Civil Service
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Treman
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Auditor General of Canada
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