No Further Deterioration In Condition Of Churchill
Sir Winston Churchill showed no further deterioration in condition early today per Lord Moran. The 82 year old physician planned another bulletin around 9 p.m. EST as Churchill remained restless and near death after a stroke last Friday.
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Winston Churchill
Churchill
Lord Moran
Lord Morah
British Medical Association
Winston
Medical Association
Harold Wilson
House of Commons
West Ger Mhursday
Simon de Morisfort
Hyde Park Gate
Sir Winston
Youth Pleads Innocent To Murder Charge In Jamestown
In Jamestown a youth, Qus L. McGaughy, pleaded innocent to first degree murder before Judge Edwin G. O Connor at Mayville. A psychiatric exam may be requested to assess his understanding of the charges and sanity. His uncle Clarence Williams, 40, also faces first degree murder charges with arraignment moved to March 1.
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Jamestowin
Jamestown
Qus L. McGaughy
Chautauqua County
Edwin G. O’connor
Mayville
Harold Medley
Clarence Williams
McGaughy
Helser Awaits Grand Jury Action in Fayetteville Murder
In Chambersburg Pennsylvania Raymond E Helser 29 is awaiting grand jury action on a murder charge in the December 23 death of Lester J Ricker 48 a Fayetteville man Mrs Margaret Rose Ricker 34 is charged as well A preliminary hearing was held with Justice of the Peace Edwin D Strite Jr ordering Helser held for the grand jury Mrs Ricker s hearing date awaits legal counsel Children are in welfare care State police presented a 16 page signed statement at the hearing in the presence of Helser s attorney
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Chambersburg, Pa
Raymond E. Helser
Chambersburg RB. D. 1
Fayetteville
Helser
Margaret Rose Ricker
Lester J. Ricker
Edwin D. Strite Jr
Hels
Scrantons Leave For Inauguration
Gov. Scranton and Mrs. Scranton will attend President Johnson's inauguration in Washington D C and join a governors luncheon after the ceremony. They will ride in the inaugural parade the governor's office said.
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Johnson
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Estes Began Toppled Tycoon Put Behind Bars At Last
Billie Sol Estes, labeled by a judge as the most gigantic swindler, is jailed after the Supreme Court refused to hear his appeal. He faces transfer from Abilene to El Paso pending prison transfer, with possible five week stay.
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US. Supreme Court
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Thomason
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William C. Black
Supreme Court
Black
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Church of Christ
Pecos
Athens clothing store runs after burglary sale after thieves
Athens Georgia AP reports a local clothing store hit by thieves twice in five days announces an after burglary sale. Store manager George Gibson urges customers to shop during regular hours as some men’s clothing items were taken.
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Athens
George Gibson
Gibson
Red Chieftains Ponder Woes In Europe Summit
Western diplomats in Warsaw report Soviet leaders may offer new East West outreach. They speculate Brezhnev and Kosygin could seek reduced pressure on West Berlin and pull back troops from East Germany as Pact nations attend a full dress meeting with leaders from Poland, East Germany, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
A. A. Grechko
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Grechko
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Ulbricht
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Europe
Corry Fire Prompts Debate on Fire Resistant Tile Use
A Journal report quotes Campbell in discussing the Corry high school fire and the absence of fire resistant tile in Pennsylvania schools at the time. She notes a costly tile option was not endorsed by the Department of Public Instruction, leaving plaster construction as the prevailing fire resistant method.
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Pennsylvania
Journal
Corry
Campbell
Department of Public Instruction
Fire resistant materials urged for rebuilding
Campbell outlined fire safe options including tile fiber glass and mineral fiber boards for ceilings and vapor barriers away from fixtures. He noted a past fire in the auditorium was sparked by paper vapor barrier rather than tile and the committee may end night watchmen salaries after rebuilding.
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Campbell
S. E. Anderson
Watchmen Wage Payment Effort From Insurance Carrier
An effort will be made to provide at least partial payment of watchmen wages from the insurance carrier. The action indicates the insurer may cover a portion of the labor costs amid ongoing claims.
Council to Rule on Parking Feasibility Bid
City council debates parking plan as members push for a firm decision on a $4,000 feasibility survey. Authority presses for an answer and a special meeting is set for Thursday January 28 to address the request.
Free Ticket Giveaways At Blatt's Rex Theatre
Advertisements invite readers to call a store to claim a free ticket. From Friday January 22 to Sunday January 24 the theatre features Jerry Lewis in The Disorderly Orderly and Glenn Ford with Nancy Kwan in Fate Is a Hunter. Local event details and appearances accompany the promotion.
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Blatt’s Rex Theatre
Jerry Lewis
Glenn Ford
Nancy Kwan
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