Paragraf Robert Fractures Shoulder in Ice Fall
Local youth Paragraf Robert Simmonson aged 18, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Simmonson of 556 East Main, sustained a shoulder fracture after slipping on ice. He was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. A collection of local items follows, including political candidacy by Wendell R Good, injury and crime notices, and botched checks in the area.
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Robert
Robert Simmonson
East Main Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
McDowell
Vietnam
Michael T. George
Millcreek
Harold George
Glenn Middleton
Corry
Ronald Green
National Bank of Corry
Ronald
Joyce Green
York Street
Kevin Stambro
St. Vincent Hospital
Erie
Floyd Brown
Paul Campbell
Leo Brown
Family of
Enterprise
Lela
Bracken Funeral Home
Ruth Brown
Augusting
Ray Straite
Jim Reed
Corry Hospital
William Brooks
George Montgomery
Brooks
George
Indian boy dies helping friend in Sussex school blaze
HORSHAM England AP An Indian schoolboy died aiding a chum during a six hour fire at Newells Preparatory School in the Sussex countryside. Police said 66 of 67 dormitory occupants were saved and five firemen were injured. the victim's name was withheld pending police tracing of his overseas father. The blaze began in a basement and the dormitories were evacuated via fire escapes.
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Horsham
England
Sussex
Cole
Newells Preparatory School
Funeral notices for Emma Knight Maynard L Spetz and Rosy Sorenson
The funeral service for Emma Knight will be held at 22 p.m. Monday at H. Richard Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg with burial in Riceville Cemetery. Maynard L Spetz rites Sunday at St George Funeral Home with burial in Scandia Cemetery Warren. T. R. Rosy Sorenson services Tuesday at Bracken Funeral Home with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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St. Mary's ‘Church
Dunkirk
Mary E. Gauther
Brooks Memorial Hospital
McGraw Funeral Home
Fundnson
T. R
Rosy) Sorenson
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
Underground Nuclear Blast Creates Its Own Quake
An underground nuclear test in Hot Creek Valley Nevada sent a 6.25 magnitude tremor felt from Salt Lake City to Los Angeles. The blast occurred 9,200 feet underground and released energy near a million tons of TNT, prompting limited comments from an Atomic Energy Commission spokesman.
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Hot Creek Valley
Nev
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Spring Hill College
Mobile
Ala
Witness To Murders In Florida Jail With Material Witness Status
Melodie Rae Tuegel 19 of New Orleans displays her hippie uniform in Flagler County jail where she is held as a material witness in the slayings of Daniel Schultz 18 of Bloomfield Ind and James Moore 18 of San Anselmo Calif. Bodies found near Daytona Beach. Two men who allegedly traveled with Tuegel are charged with murder.
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Melodie Rae Tuegel
New Orleans
Flagler County
Fla
Pilot Rescued After Two Nights In Viet Jungle
SAIGON AP. Air Force Captain Scott B Stovin 29 Milwaukee Wis survived two nights in North Vietnam after his Phantom jet went down. Four fliers were down last Tuesday three rescued two not found yet. Lieutenant Colonel Ralph Hoggart 43 Mount Pleasant Pa piloted an Al Sandy and located the downed flier. His plane came under heavy fire on the first pass overhead.
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Saigon
Air Force
Scott B. Stovin
North Vietnam
Stovin
Milwaukee
Wis
Ralph Hoggart
Mount Pleasant
al 'Sandy
Hoggart
Quake Victim Dies in Palermo After Prolonged Ordeal
A 7-year-old girl named Eleonora di Girolamo died in Palermo hospital after 50 hours buried beneath rubble from a quake shattered Gibellina in western Sicily. Her mother was at her side. rescue workers had earlier pulled her alive, nicknamed Curbedda, from the wreckage.
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Palermo
Sicily
Curbedda
Eleonora di Girolamo
Gibellina
Couple Survive 40 Days On South Sea Island Wagada
Bruce Johnson and Shari Quam returned to Los Angeles after 40 days on Wagada in the Laotian island group. They described a rough, demanding experience with food shortages, rats, bats, and ants, and said they built a palm-frond shelter and foraged for crabs and coconuts. They praised the experience but would not repeat it.
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Los Angeles
Bruce Johnson
Shari Quam
South Seas
Wagada
Johnson
Santa Monica
Calif
Suba
Bruce
Shari
Blame Arson For Covered Bridge Blaze
LANCASTER PA AP One of the longest covered bridges in Pennsylvania the Second Look Bridge over Conestoga Creek was destroyed by fire possibly set by an arsonist today The 349 foot bridge was a mass of flames when firemen arrived From all appearances it looks like arson said Lancaster County Fire Marshal Paul Z Knier We have no clues what so ever at present but the fact that everything burned at the same time leads to the suspicion of arson
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Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Conestoga Creek
Lancaster County
Paul Z. Knier
Knier
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Wendell R. Good
General Assembly of
Millcreek Township
Ath
Good
State Department of Labor and Industry
Harrisburg
Warren County
Chevyl Middleton
West Washington Street
Fern Warner
Mead Avenue
IGA
Citizens Corry
Marine Bank
Rex Theatre
Ronald Barstow
Marion Street
Thompson Maple Products
Maple Avenue
Corry TV Cable Co
Allen Vanderhoff
Spring Street
Rane
Elmview Jersey
Elmview
Jersey Dairy
Columbus-Lottsville Road
Viet Jungle
AEC
Nevada
Las Vegas
South Sea Island
Evelyn Merkle
Leo W. Hoover
Ajax Tron Works
Ajax
Hoover
Perry Er
SUN
Robert Bolt
Bosley Crowther
Kate
Columbia Pictures
Taylor Burton
Aming Oe
Crisco Oil
NBC Premium
Can
Orchard Park, Flour
Coffeerich
Morton
Cherry Valley