Pike to Head House Intelligence Panel Replacement
The House is expected to replace its dissension torn intelligence committee with a new panel led by Rep. Otis G. Pike. Pike who headed the Pueblo inquiry was seen as the speaker’s choice. Sen. Frank Church said the Senate panel must act but did not finish his thought.
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Penelec Aides Complete CPR Training for Heart Attack Rescue
Eighteen Pennsylvania Electric Company employees across the system completed an instructor level CPR course under the Pennsylvania Heart Association. The program trains participants to recognize heart attack signs, open airways, provide breaths, and perform chest compressions, with certified results enhancing community CPR training capacity.
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Angolan Capital Sees Fighting as MPLA Holds Luanda
In Luanda the MPLA controls most of Angola's capital while FNLA forces mass near Carmona and rumors of a move on Luanda swirl. Portuguese authorities consider reinforcing with 2,000 troops as civilians hoard bread and canned goods amid ongoing clashes and mounting casualties.
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Popular Movement For the Liberation of Angola
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Meadville Man Draws Five Year Probation Term
SCRANTON AP Anthony Trucco former state Insurance Bureau director 1971 to 1974 pleaded guilty on Good Friday to taking 72 000 in kickbacks from brokers tied to a New York City insurance firm He testified Hilton received more than 142 000 from Charles Wohle’s brokerage Trucco 53 of Meadville was sentenced to five years probation by US District Court Judge William Nelson on Monday
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Inmates Form Contra Band at Holmesburg Prison
A Philadelphia AP report highlights Contra Band, a prison music program at Holmesburg, featuring inmates Lorenzo Rivers William Allen Larry Williams and 10 others. Led by David Crump and Bernard Henderson, instructors from Settlement Music School, the group performs in a converted laundry room, aiming to spark redemption and teach music skills for life beyond bars.
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Fatty” Rivers
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Temple University
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House Fire in Crafton Heights Claims Teen Occupant
In Crafton Heights Pittsburgh a blaze on the top floor of a brick duplex killed 19 year old Joseph Burns who lived with his married brother. The fire started in Burns room and cause remains undetermined. Damages total about 4000 dollars.
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