Fragmentary political note from an early 20th century page
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Betty at Nix Rack: A Fragmentary Note
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Betty and Nix in a terse context. The readable portion hints at a setting with a rack and an ongoing action or inquiry. The incomplete text leaves key details unclear, preserving only the named entities and their generic relation.
Oil Spill Sparks Bantry Bay Protests In Ireland
Gulf Oil faces renewed demonstrations by fishermen and activists after a Liberian tanker struck by a tug leaked about 115000 gallons of crude into Bantry Bay. They seek compensation for a prior October spill that damaged fishing grounds for at least a year.
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Bantry
Ireland
Gulf Oil Co
Bantry Bay
Gulf
Douglas Improves After Stroke Recovery Update
Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas shows continued improvement as he recovers from a stroke suffered during a Bahamas vacation. A Walter Reed spokesman said a mild bronchial infection is nearly gone, with Douglas, 76, admitted Jan. 1.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Bahamas
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Douglas
Ex-Mayor Wagner to Wed Cerf Widow in January
Former Mayor Robert F. Wagner will marry Phyllis F. Cerf, widow of publisher Bennett Cerf, on January 30 at the Roman Catholic Church of St. Thomas More in Manhattan. It will be Wagner's third marriage after earlier unions with Susan Wagner and Barbara Cavanaugh.
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NEW York
Robert F. Wagner
Bennett Cerf
Wagner
Phyllis F. Cerf
St. Thomas More
Manhattan
Gracie Mansion
Susan
Barbara Cavanaugh
CIA Probe Confused Over Scope of CIA Investigation
Washington AP reports the Rockefeller commission on the CIA wavers on its reach, with Vice President Rockefeller saying time and staff are insufficient to probe informants while his office later invites specific, factual information from current or former CIA members about domestic activities. Elvis Presley to headline a Mississippi tornado relief benefit in Tupelo.
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Washington
Rockefeller Commission
CIA
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Jackson
Miss
Elvis Presley
Tupelo
Mississippi
Bill Waller
McComb
Presley
Waller
Student Pilot Saves Plane From Disaster
A student pilot with eight flying lessons landed a four passenger plane at Westchester County Airport after the pilot appeared to freeze. John O'Neill, 21, took control, helped by Murray Bennett who guided the landing by radio. William Fitzpatrick remained silent about the episode.
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White
Plains
N.Y
Westchester County
John O'Neill
Bronx
O'Neill
William Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Murray Bennett
Bennett
Navy
Boy 15 Shot To Death In Area Mishap
Franklin youths report that 15 year old Timothy J. Griffith was mortally wounded when a 20 gauge shotgun discharged while Douglas J. Wiles 16 was unloading it after returning from muskrat trap line checks. The shooting occurred at the Griffith trailer home as witnesses and police investigated.
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Franklin
Emlenton
Timothy J. Griffith
Venango County
Jonathan Hutchinson
Griffith
Douglas J. Wiles
Clintonville
Griffith Lad
Wiles
Drop 15,000 From County Voter Lists
Erie County faced a potential purge of more than 15,000 registered voters from its rolls next month. Chief Registrar Della Desser warned the purge could exceed last year’s 8,620 and approach a county record, while noting reinstatement rates have fallen to 31 percent.
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Erie
Erie County
Della Desser
Desser
Steelers Victory Parade Draws 120000 In Pittsburgh
In bitter cold thousands lined downtown Pittsburgh to greet the Steelers returning from their Super Bowl 17 win. Police reported 40 arrests for disorderly conduct or drunkenness as confetti and streamers filled the Fort Pitt bridge route. Fans pressed near players' cars, some scaling police lines amid jubilant chaos while officials welcomed the team at Greater Pittsburgh Airport.
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Pittsburgh
Steelers
Golden Triangle
Minnesota Vikings
Steeler
Fort Pitt
Cornerback
T. Thomas
J.T
Death Toll Soars as Blizzard Ravages Midwest and Northeast
The severe blizzard, described by some authorities as the worst of the century, left 55 dead across Minnesota Nebraska Iowa North Dakota South Dakota Michigan Illinois Wisconsin and more. Heavy snowfall blanketed Maine New Hampshire and the Northeast as temperatures plunged into the teens. High livestock losses were forecast in Iowa and Minnesota while highways opened gradually and rail service resumed with drifts up to 10 12 feet in places.
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Associated Press
Midwest
New York
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Deep South
Alabama
Georgia
Plains
Towa
Minnesota
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Michigan
Highway Patrol
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Debody Airline
Gerase
Ana
Gulf Oil
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Khmer Rouge
Neak Luong
Saigon
South Vietnam
Bong Son
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Betty Ford
Ford
William Lukash
Hartford
Boy
Victors
Thomas
Himelf
Greater
New Orleans
U.S
Iowa
Southwestern
Department of Natural Resources
Woodley’s
Lincolnville Road
Union City
LA Z-Boy
Herculon
DuPont
Ore
Edi Qnees Lee
Soult
Seerstiaan
Corry