One GI Killed, Another Hurt In Crash Near West Columbia
A car crash at the U S 1 and 321 intersection near West Columbia killed a soldier from Pennsylvania and injured another. The dead man was Frank W. Butts of Huntingdon, Pa. The injured, Daniel Dorsheimer of Hummelstown, Pa., was taken to Ft. Jackson Army Hospital in fair condition. Both were stationed at Ft. Jackson.
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West Columbia
8. C
U.S. 1
Pennsylvania
Frank W. Butts
Huntingdon
Daniel Dorsheimer
Hummelstown
Ft. Jackson Army Hospital
Ft. Jackson
Hospital callout amid emergencies and local obits list
Report notes inability to summon a physician in case of emergency with Corry Memorial Hospital contact. Hospital admissions include Emma McCray and Jolene Jordan, while discharges list Eugene Felver Rosa Renzi Edgar Miller Forest Adams Rufus Perkins Harold Hicks Homer Redding and families. Deceased Edward Kurtich and multiple residents named with addresses in Corry and nearby towns.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Emma McCray
Columbus Avenue
Lifford Stutzman
R.D
Jolene
Richard Jordan
R. D
Bear Lake
Eugene Felver
East Frederick Street
Rosa Renzi
East South Street
Edgar Miller
Forest Adams
West Church Street
Rufus Perkins
West Smith Street
Harold Hicks
Washington Street
Families Named in Sherman Area Notices
Mrs. Joseph Reyda and son Joseph Park of Sherman. Jerry Cox, 15, of Spring Creek. Phillip Northrup, R.D.1, Corry. Dixie, 4, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Rigby of Spartansburg. Ernest, 7, son of Rev and Mrs. Ernest E. Geist of Hartford, Ohio.
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Joseph Reyda
Joseph Park
Sherman
Jerry Cox
Spring Creek
Phillip Northrup
R.D
Corry
Dixie
William G. Rigby
Spartansburg
Ernest
Ernest E. Geist
Hartford
Ohio
Inmates Graduate From Prison Computer Program
Nine former inmates who finished computer operation courses at the South Carolina State Penitentiary have completed sentences and earn between 6500 and 10000 dollars yearly. Cyril Busbee spoke to the second class of 32 graduates including 12 women in key punch operations. The two year program, funded by state and federal funds, ends July 1.
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Columbia, S.C
South Carolina State Penitentiary
State Superintendent of Education
Cyril Busbee
Solons Feud Delays Philadelphia Judges Pay
Twenty eight Philadelphia municipal and Traffic Court judges appointed Jan 1 await first paychecks as political battle over salary bill and court reorganization stalls action in Harrisburg. Rep Fineman hospitalized for tests. retroactive pay expected to start Jan. 0.
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Solons
Philadelphia
Herbert Fineman
Common Pleas, Orphans
Common Pleas
Fineman
William Sennett
Sparta Districts Back Merger Move In State Plan
The article describes a plan for convening interim operating committees for merged districts next month. These committees would become merger school boards and draft budgets early in spring to meet a June deadline. Delays from appeals by Sparta Waitsburg Fairview and Girard could hinder budget work and confuse the county system, with final action possibly by the State Board of Education.
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Intermim
Sparta
Waitsburg
Fairview
Girard
State Board of Education
Two More Await Hearts After Death of Wolfram
At Allegheny General Hospital two CARDINE patients wait for heart transplants as Dr. George J. Magovern notes the death of 47 year old William Wolfram does not halt efforts. Wolfram had received Sandra Patterson's heart in a Thursday operation and died Saturday after severe brain damage. Brisk tissue matching remains crucial for potential recipients while the team continues to seek suitable donors.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny General Hospital
George J. Magovern
William Wolfram
Magovern
Wolfram
Frank Regg
Sandra Patterson
Millvale
Sandra
Ma.govern
Ben Anolik
Hotel Fire Kills Several In Dunnville Ontario
Firemen sift ice covered debris of the Victoria Hotel in Dunnville Ontario searching for bodies after a 12 hour blaze. Police estimates of deaths ranged from eight to 16 with 43 guests registered. Two bodies found, four injured, and a man who leaped from a window in serious condition. Police chief Rowe warned the final toll may take days as the building is razed.
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Missin Dunnville
Ont
Victoria Hotel
R.G. Rowe
Jake Termershuizen
Norman Greer
Dunnville
New Breed Dog Aids Gls In Vietnam War
Off leash scout dogs are sent from Ft. Benning to Vietnam. The dogs operate freely from 25 to 150 yards ahead of their Army handlers and have been used to locate enemy weapons caches and booby traps.
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Ft, Benning, Ga
Ft. Benning
Vietnam
Body Of Trooper Found In Plane Wreckage
The bodies of former New York State trooper Lawrence A. Mead and passenger Clair F. Dayton were found among wreckage of a Piper Comanche in Lancaster County Pennsylvania. The plane, missing after departing Montour Falls toward Coatesville, was halted by fog at Coatesville Airport. Wreckage scattered, sighted by Edward McCullough during Civil Air Patrol patrol.
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New Holland
New York State
Lancaster Coun
Lawrence A. Mead
Montour Falls
N.Y
Mead Flying Service
Clair F. Dayton
New Milford
Coatesville
Edward McCullough
Civil Air Patrol
Nixon Clarifies Arab Stand By U S Policy
A Nixon administration clarification reported by Al Ahram states Johnson’s January 15 reply to the Soviet peace bid should not be seen as a formal American policy shift. The note, conveyed to Arab diplomats and Egypt, emphasizes direct Arab Israeli talks under U.N. peacemaking efforts.
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Associated Press
Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Middle East
al Ahram
Johnson
America
Washington
al Abram
Soviet Union
Israel
U.N
France
United Nations
New York
United States
Security Council
Gunnar V. Jarring
Jarring
U Thant
First of LBJ's Memoirs Due Next Year
AP reports the first volume of Lyndon B. Johnson's memoirs will be published next year by Holt Rinehart and Winston, with proceeds around 1.5 million to the LBJ Public Affairs Foundation at the University of Texas. The volume will cover presidency highlights and is due about 18 months from now, with two more books planned at 12 month intervals.
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New York
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Wallendas Narrowly Escape Serious Fall in Madison
The Wallenda Family, famous for a fatal Detroit fall seven years ago, faced a near tragedy during a Shrine circus in Madison as a supporting brace broke and the main wire shook during a high balancing pyramid. The four performers were suspended high above the ground but escaped injury.
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Madison, Wis
Wallenda
Detroit
Shrine Circus
Prince Charles Guards Doubled During Cambridge Studies
Cambridge AP report says Prince Charles now has two bodyguards shadowing him at Trinity College while studying, an unusual arrangement for royal security. The piece notes summer term movement to Aberystwyth University College in Wales and mentions Israeli authorities limiting reporting on Arab guerrilla activity in occupied territories and villagers told to endure in silence to curb publicity.
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Cambridge
England
Prince Charles
Prince
Trinity College
Britain
Nore
Aberystwyth University College
Wales
Jairo
Israel
Arab Command
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