Fragmentary SD item hints at ash, six 104 context
A partial historical notice mentions ashes and a 104 count in an unclear SD item. The readable fragment references E and sal, with references to ash and numbers, but the overall meaning is obscured. Further text is needed for a precise card.
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Ars
Fragmentary note hints at dated medical avia training
A garbled fragment mentions Hers and a training context. The text appears to reference nerves and perhaps a year or training in an aviation or medical setting, but the readable content is highly incomplete and lacks concrete actions, dates, or identifiable entities.
Cost To Feed Family Rises 5 Percent In December
Government data show the annual market basket cost for a typical four person family would be 1338 dollars, up 5.0 percent from a year earlier. Farm value rose 59 dollars year over year to 551, while middlemen's share reached 787 in December. Pork and dairy prices climbed, Meat and milk costs drove the month’s rise as retail prices hit new highs.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Economic Research Service
Moving Patients Could Kill Some In Transfer Dilemma
Harrisburg AP reports 37 retarded patients from Myrna Owens Home for the Retarded in South Canaan Wayne County face transfer to new quarters. Officials warn the move could be deadly for bedridden patients unable to manage body functions as welfare department eyes safe relocation despite 130 mile trips and heightened inspections following the Reilly home publicity.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Myrna
South
Canaan
Wayne County
Reilly
Welfare Department
Myrna Owens
Pine Hill Rehabilitation Center
Philadelphia
Laurelton State School
Haburgee School At
Scrantonpital
Welfare
Helene Wohlgemuth
Frank Heal
Norman Owens
Biggest Drug Trafficker Gets 20 Year Term
An Argentine national described as the biggest narcotics trafficker brought to justice in the United States was sentenced to 20 years in prison and fined $20,000. The judge compared the heroin import operation to Vietnam war casualties, noting the vast quantity of drugs involved and the large impact on public health.
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New York
United States
Auguste “Joseph Ricard
JFK Death Auto Faces Retirement
The limousine that killed President John F. Kennedy will be retired from government service likely to a museum. The 1961 Lincoln Continental will be returned to Ford, with Edison Institute first option for display. If not, it could be destroyed, though a sale to Kruse Auction was mentioned. The car has been 90 percent rebuilt since 1964 and remains a rare historic vehicle.
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Henry Ford Museum
Greenfield Village
Mich
Ford
Russell Kruse
Kruse Classic Auction Co
Auburn
Ind
Dallas
Secret Service
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nixon
Kennedy
Corry Man Among Penelec Apprentices Taking Course
Corry area apprentice lineman Michael B. Sprovers joined 17 other Penelec trainees in a two week Brookville training center school. The course covered safety line work transformer models and on the job training for first and second year linemen. A second session is set for January 29 to February 9.
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Corry
Brookville
Michael B. Sprovers
Penelec
M. Mitchell Devorris
James H. Nelson
Northwestern Division
Sprovers
Two Catholics Killed and Shipyard Bombed in Belfast Violence
In Belfast violence, two Roman Catholics died and three were wounded as gunfire and a bomb struck Harland and Wolff shipyard head office. A 2 year old father of two was shot at a gas station. a 15 year old was killed near his widowed mother's shop, another 15 year old wounded. A Protestant was shot outside his home. Provisional IRA leaders in the Republic were jailed for six months. Police found 250 pounds of explosives and 4,000 rounds of ammunition.
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Belfast
Ulster
Dungannon
County Tyrone
Carrickfergus
Harland and Wolff
United Kingdom
Irish Republic
Provisional
Irish Republican Army
Martin McGuinness
Provos
Londonderry
Joseph McCallion
McGuinness
Northern Ireland
Post-Gazette Names New Sports Editor
PITTSBURGH AP reports Bill Christine 34 former Chicago Daily News and Pittsburgh Press writer named assistant sports editor of the Post-Gazette. He covered the football Bears last season after three years with the Pirates. A Southern Illinois University graduate, he also worked for East St Louis Journal Baltimore News-American and Louisville Times.
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Bill Christine
Chicago Daily News
The
Pittsburgh Press
Morning Post-Gazette
Christine
Football Bears
Pirates
Press
Southern Ilinois University
East St. Louis
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