Protesters Fail To Halt Inaugural Parade
Washington AP report details antiwar demonstrators failing to interrupt the new president's inauguration day. Eighty demonstrators arrested for disorderly conduct as rocks and objects fly near Pennsylvan ia Avenue. police, paratroopers, guardsmen form lines while Nixon’s armored limousine passes. one officer injured as clashes erupt around Lafayette Park and H Street.
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Nixon and Johnson at inaugural balls and brief notes
AP reports from Washington on inaugural events with Richard Nixon meeting Justice Warren and Lyndon Johnson learning his private life begins now. Notes include Mrs Nixon’s regret, Tricia Nixon praising her father, and Goldwater quips about 1964.
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Three Pennsylvanians Named Carnegie Heroes
Pittsburgh recipient Shawn Calloway a 9 year old safety patrol member, Grace Patterson 64 of Claysville and Raymond Christer 98 of Brownsville join 11 others as Carnegie heroes. They receive bronze medals and cash grants for acts of bravery. Calloway saved a child from a car on a patrol duty. Patterson rescued a neighbor’s grandson from burning flames. Christner saved a coworker from a fall from a 60 foot building.
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Body found in Glen Nan Coal Co mine
The body of John C. Kanus, 46, of Hanover Township, was found in a Glen Nan Coal Co mine on Monday. Luzerne County coroner Dr. John Gibbons ruled death from coal gas fumes. A separate incident reports a meat packing worker killed in Mount Pleasant when a pig charged and triggered a .22 rifle.
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Teenager testifies in case linking aunt to uncle murder
Mary Atta Freed, 16, testifies she killed Angelo Pappas after learning he caused her pregnancy. She says her aunt Sheila, 31, urged them to hide the crime, and that a nocturnal visit to the restaurant led to the fatal hammer and gun attack in his Long Island home.
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Housing need grows as city tightens housing codes
Industrial building activity rose again in 1997 raising next year’s housing demand. The city cut its plan from 100 to 90 new rental units in the Fourth Ward renewal area. Chamber of Commerce industrial division funds a survey by a New Castle firm to determine unit needs and rent levels. In Altoona, 26 year old Gary L Adams died from head injuries after a two car collision near his home.
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Principal Refuses Readmission After Sit-In at High School
Yardley AP By afternoon the principal of Bensalem Township High School refused to reinstate 78 suspended students after a Friday sit-in protested suspensions for long hair and mustaches. The action followed a rally of about 199 sign carriers in front of the school. In a second item, Ottawa announced a 47000 mile Canadian oceanographic voyage to circumnavigate the Americas.
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Nixon victory praised by Senate leaders in remarks
Senate leaders including Javits Russell and Goldwater welcomed Nixon’s stance on diplomacy and domestic policy, praising his promise to negotiate from strength and avoid scrapping Democratic programs without credible replacements. Russell noted honeymoons vary in length while a Canadian ship schedule cites Halifax starting November 19 and lasting to October 1970.
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Frank's Auto Service offers auto glass table top service and general auto repair. Formerly Thomas Motors, main phone 685-0125.
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