Columbus Inn Takeout and Specials Listed
Special Tuesday Wednesday Thursday takeout orders offer chicken buckets for 2.50 wings 2.00 and complete chicken dinners 1.20. Friday and Saturday feature usual menu with steaks fish fry shrimp seafood and chicken. Call 668-8553 to place phone orders. Name brand boys and girls shoes 5.00 at Carrig's clearance sale. New hours for Columbus barber shop Monday to Thursday 6:30 p m to 9:30 p m Saturday 1:00 p m to 5:30 p m. Sale daily at Peterson Furniture.
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Columbus Inn
Sophie Me
Carrig
Columbus
Fae Fhox
Fire Claims Life of 3-Year-Old Girl in Philadelphia
Latonja Lawson, 3, died after a North Philadelphia house fire. Her sisters Crystal, 1, and Gwen, 7, were critically injured in the blaze that swept through the home on Monday.
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Girl
Philadelphia
Latonja Lawson
Crystal
Gwen Lawson
Nixon urges unity to expand government help and national harmony
President Nixon pledged to press for full employment better housing and urban renewal while warning government alone cannot solve issues. He urged unity and a joint effort by government and people, saying black and white must stand together. The speech called for calmer discourse to heal national rifts. In a separate brief note a Yugoslav jail escape ended with Bozo Lepesic retreating in cold weather after losing a shoe.
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Eave
Nixon
Celje
Yugoslavia
Bozo Lepesic
Lepesic
Local Admits and Discharges List Confusing Small Town Records
The entry lists admitted patients and discharged individuals with names ages and addresses across multiple streets and rural routes including Mrs James Latimer Colleen Ann Joelle Debra Edward Swarm and others. A final note mentions a Baby Boy Shelhamer deceased who decided to return and face two more years in prison in a warmer setting.
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Debra
Robert Hand
R.D
Spring Creek
Edward Swarm
James Hughes
East Main Street
George Nichols
Watts
Gerald Perrin
A.D
Pittsfield
Shelhamer
Skipper criticizes Pueblo armament after capture
Cmdr. Lloyd M. Bucher testified at the court of inquiry into the Pueblo seizure that the Navy failed to provide adequate weapons and essential gear. He said two .50 caliber machine guns and limited ammo were insufficient against North Korean threats and that orders restricted their use to extreme cases. The session also covered the ship’s mission, crew deaths, and the absence of full retaliatory support.
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Coronado
Calif
Pueblo
Lloyd M. Bucher
Bucher
Navy
Frank L. Johnson
Japan
Charles R. Clark
Sea of Japan
Thhe Pueblo
North Korea
Adm. Johnson
Mayor Furst Proclaims Jaycee Week Amid Citywide Events
Mayor Joseph Furst signs a proclamation marking National Jaycee Week as local Jaycees join nationwide efforts. A delegation attended last night's City Council session and will appear on Radio Station WOTR from 6 15 to 7 45 p m. The newsroom photo shows Thomas Grice Daniel McEldowney Denis Frushone Lyle Hotheidas and Robert Falcone standing behind the mayor.
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WOTR
Thomas Grice
Daniel McEldowney
Denis Frushone
Lyle Hotehidas
Robert Falcone
McMichael
Describing ship Pueblo capture and sabotage discussions
Bucher testified that explosives were requested to destroy secret equipment if captured but deemed impractical as the system had to be integral to the equipment. He noted inadequate ship communications and warned that help would not arrive in time. The note of protest and a separate jail citation followed in Plattsburgh, New York.
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Bucher
Claim Cubans Jailing Most Planejackers
The Montreal Star reports Cuba sentences hijackers to up to five years hard labor for illegal entry, with Swiss Embassy checks on credentials. It cites extensive cooperation with Havana to screen hijackers, noting many have criminal backgrounds and are assigned long hours or cane-field labor alongside political prisoners.
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Montreal
Montreal Star
The
Star
U.S
Havana
Cuba
United States
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Corry
Elks CP
Zalzneck’s
Cottle
Deer Head Inn
the News Today
Corry Memorial Hospital
Pet
Peterson Furniture
Tay
Ster
Robert McCauley
North Center Street
James Langton
Larry Shelhamer
James Latimer
Tidioute
Sandy
Joseph Kasper
Harold Hicks
West Washington Street
Edward Kurtich
Phoenix Taetel
Claude Ayers
Liberty Straot
Frank Gibas
R. D
Gilbert Venderschaaff
Clymer
Michael
Francis Hanlin
Wright Street
Colleen Ann
Joelle
Weeks
Joseph Console
Snyder Circle
Robert Swarm
Bob Church
North Center St
IGA
Bowl-Aire Lanes
Joseph Furst
Jaycees
Pacific Fleet
Jermen
Plattsburgh
N.Y
E.F.M
Crystal Coal Co
Maple Ave
Fotlen South
Sender
REX Theatre
Walt Disney Productions
Fitch Motors
Rambler Sales and Service International
Phyllis Akam
Russ Mallory
Rossbacher Insurance Service of
First Avenue
One One Corry, Pa
Elliot Rogers
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Crown
Everett Phillips
Fred Clayton
Cor Chrysler
James Jewell
Johnson Bros
South First Avenue
Jan Howard
Remington Mall
Paul McKay
Astrous
Tran
Roberts
Bob Garfield
North Fit Avenue
Florence Flowers
George Palmer
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