Reclassified 1-A After Protests At Michigan University
The University of Michigan student Wolf faced reclassification from 1-A to eligible for induction after protests and a sit-in at the Ann Arbor Selective Service Office on October 15. The local board cited interference with administration under section 42-A of the Selective Service Act as the reason, and Wolf was listed among 29 defendants in the case.
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Michigan
Vietnam
Drale
Ois
New York
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Selective Service Office
Wolf
Selective Service Act
Fire Leaves 6 Homeless in Clarendon Blaze
The Ted Bacon family on Chapman Dam road lost their six room frame home to a subzero fire at about 3:30 a.m. Residents woke to flames in the living room as they attempted to reach a neighbor for help. Fire Chief Leonard Fulbriski said responders found the family displaced with the house destroyed.
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Clarendon
Ted Bacon
Chapman Dam Road
Former Clymer Resident Dies
A former Clymer resident, longtime farmer, has died. Funeral services are scheduled for Wednesday with burial in Sherman Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow from 1 to 3 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Clymer
Mile
Sherman
Premature Babies Lag Behind in IQ Gains, Hopkins Study Says
Johns Hopkins researchers report premature infants show smaller IQ scores than normal peers at age six, with a 5.5 point gap by age nine, and arithmetic skills more impaired than reading. About 10 percent of all babies are born premature, rising to 30 percent in some groups.
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Baltimore, Md
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Gerald Wiener
Department of Health
Education and Welfare
American Medical Assoc|ation
Snow Can't Stop Stork Snow Can't Stop Stork
In Washington the stork faced a frosty challenge as a rescue crew worked to free it from a blockage at early morning hours. A fire department rescue truck finally arrived around noon to assist, maneuvering the vehicle through the obstructed path.
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Washington
Chester man dies from stabbing after fight over woman
Chester, Pa. police say Lawrence Wyatt, 22, died Sunday from multiple stab wounds suffered in a Saturday fight over a woman. Joseph Whittaker, 18, of Chester, is involved in the incident as the investigation continues.
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Chester
Joseph Whittaker
Ches
Marine Believed In War Four Days Later Killed
Pueblo marine Cpl. James Spinuzzi sent a letter to U S Representative Frank Evans in January expressing unwavering support for the Viet Nam war yet stressing concern for domestic racial and social strife. Spinuzzi, aboard a ship bound for Viet Nam, was killed when he stepped on a land mine four days after writing.
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Colo
U. S
Frank E. Evans
D-Colo
Young Marine
Viet Nam
Congressman Evans
James Spinuzzi
Pueblo
Spinuzer
Chu
Blast injures five in Bobtown assault case
A blast in Bobtown, Pennsylvania damaged property and injured five people including Jones and Eau An ne men. The assailant, freed after charges of aggravated assault and battery related to a stabbing, faced a $2,500 bond.
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Sion
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Eau Anne
Ter
U S Forces In Viet Nam Near Korean War Total
Washington reports U S forces in Viet Nam are nearing the peak strength of those in the Korean War and may surpass it by year end. The total, including nearby forces, runs to about 472,000 at peak, with advisory levels earlier in the conflict much lower. The breakdown cites Army, Navy, and other branches, reflecting growing U S involvement under President Johnson.
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Viet Nam
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United States
Trooper Probes County Home Ec Teacher's Death
A fire and explosion at the home of J M Prather, a long time Erie County home economics supervisor, killed 1 year old woman Sally Prather. Fire probed by state police fire marshal with autopsy ordered. Miss Prather collapsed escaping the blaze. The one story ranch home was six years old and located near Meadville. Fire crews fought the blaze from 7 45 a m until 4 30 p m.
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Madvilines
Albert Vota
James F. Simmons
West Mead
J. Matie Prather
Erie
Eres
Simmons
Prather
Meadville
Miss Prather
Pa Bishop Stabbed in Pittsburgh Incident
Assistant police superintendent William Gilmore said a full report on the stabbing of the Rt. Rev. Theodosios, 62, head of about 150000 Greek Orthodox in western Pennsylvania, eastern Ohio and West Virginia, was expected today. The incident occurred as he was attacked in an unspecified location.
Acting Chancellor at University of Pittsburgh Named
Pittsburgh AP reports Dr. David H. Kurtzman has been named acting chancellor of the University of Pittsburgh. Kurtzman, previously senior research and educational associate at the Fels Institute of Local and State Government, has advised several Pennsylvania governors.
Publisher Dies in Stabbing Incident in Huntsville
Huntsville Ontario publisher Paul Rice aged 64 died at his home after a one inch gash in his back. Police say the stabbing happened in the bishop's office in Shadyside. A 15 year old newsboy was arrested and later released into his parents custody pending investigation.
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Shadyside
Rip Van Winkle Winkle Winkle Awakens to Change in PA Town
A sleepy Pennsylvania town named Rip Van Winkle Winkle wakes after twenty years of quiet. While nearby towns grew bustling with new industry and jobs, Winkle wakes confused and determined to act, fixing streets and welcoming progress. The piece frames growth, initiative, and community effort.
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Winkle
Pennsylvania
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