Two Slain Girls Found In Chili Suburban Lane
Rochester AP reports two teen girls identified as Catherine Bernhard 16 and George Ann Formicola 14 were stabbed to death, their bodies found in a lover's lane area of Chili after clothes were partially removed. Autopsies showed 20 stab wounds, same instrument likely used, investigations ongoing.
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Rochester
N.Y
Chili
Monroe County
Albert Skinner
Catherine Ann Bernhard
John Bernhard
George Ann Formicola
George W. Formicola
Bernhard
Black Creek
Robert Greendyke
Greendyke
Three From Pa Killed In War in Viet Nam
AP reports ten Pennsylvanians killed in action in Viet Nam. Army Spec 5 Patrick P. Dwyer of Philadelphia. Navy Hospital Corpsman 3-C Andrew P. Chamaj of Rt. 1 Scenery Hill. Marine Opt. James N. Reid of Philadelphia.
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Hingiun
Pennsylvania
Defense Department
Viet Nam
Army Spec
Patrick P. Dwyer
Mary Dwyer
Philadelphia
Navy Hospital
Andrew P. Chamaj
Andrew Chamaj
Scenery Hill
James NM. Reid
Herman Reid
Next Nuclear Test May Not Explode If Safety Devices Work
Paris sources say France will test a nuclear device in the South Pacific without an explosion if safety mechanisms function. A live test bomb could be dropped to verify devices prevent radioactive leakage in case of accidental drop.
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Paris
France
South Pacific
SummerPlayground Week Awards at City Sites
Attendance across city playgrounds reached 1 276 for the week in July. Paula Meerdink reported Mead Park coloring winners Sharon Hawkins Kim Hamilton Lari Middleton Sue Marsh Debbie Ferro. Champions in ball kicking were Bruce Davids Greg Kasick Maryse Krupa Debby Middle. At Concord playground Ruthann Lord Kaylene Bliley led scavenger hunt participants Judy Chris. Jump-the-creek winner Roger Williams jump-rope champ Donna Kerrigan. Safety Patrol leaders Judy Chris and Ronnie Stroup. Wright street bean bag winners Dale Lewis Holly Andrus Rex Shamburg Gary Xander. Kickball captains Sam Geneo Joe Jandy. winners Kathy Morton Chuck Shamburg Rolland Hollenbeck. Jump-the-creek champs Kathy Hollenbeck Dan Cole Kristi Chase. dodge ball winners Neilia Harris John Brant Kathy Minana Charlene McClintock Karl McCarthy. Washington street Lemonade winners Danny Reynolds Anne Wieliczki Debbie Reynolds Sherrie Kanzle mar Ruthie Kanzlemar Tim Emerson Greg Triscult. 300 champions Steven Dubrosky Greg Triscult Phil Knowlton Andrea Guakea. Checkers champs Tim Carolyn Calvin. Fairview bowling champs Linda Fenno Patty Sherwood Judy Taylor Shelly Bailey. Three legged race winners Jesse Nichols Logan Williams Joe Catalfa Laurie Grape Robin Chiricuzio. Running race victors Dennis Britten Mike Babcok Roger Aldrick. Badminton playoffs champion Dennis Britten. Jump-Tape contests won by Kaela Bailey Susan Taylor. Equipment helpers Miller Karla Nichols John Huff Tom Huff Shelly Bailey Kaela Bailey. Concord playground intramural champion noted. Columbus playground under Julia Smith had pet parade winners Spot Lorie Mike Schreck Engest Beauty Chris Mer.
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Paula Meerdink
Mead Park
Sharon Hawkins
Kim Hamilton
Lari Teri Middleton
Sue Marsh
Debbie Ferro
Bruce Davids
Greg Kasick
Maryse Krupa
Debby
Concord Playground
Ruthann Lord
Kaylene Bliley
Judy Chris
Roger Williams
Donna Kerrigan
Safety Patrol
Ronnie Stroup
Sally O'Hare
Wright Street
Dale Lewis
Holly Andrus
Rex Shamburg
Gary Xander
Sam Geneo
Joe
Linda Fenno
Patty Sherwood
Judy Taylor
Shelly Bailey
Jesse Nichols
Logan Williams
Joe Catalfa
Laurie Grape
Robin Chiricuzio
Dennis Britten
Mike Babcock
Roger Aldrick
Kaela Bailey
Susan Taylor
Miller
Karla Nichols
John Huff
Tom Huff
Kaela
Sacred Music Program Set at Beaverdam Mennonite Church
The Beaverdam Mennonite Church choir directed by Mrs. Eugene Troyer will present a sacred music program Sunday at 8 p.m. Soloist Mrs. Glenn will sing Beautiful Saviour. Robert Hostetter performs There is a Balm in Gilead. Rev. Richard A. Aschurch urges public attendance.
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Richard As
Poor Camp Hiring Sparks Poverty Program Controversy
A June letter to Dr. Ben Agresti reveals suspected favoritism in the Erle city school start program, with children of politicians and other nonessential hires earning about 400 for camp duties. M. L. Banner, former GEAPAC education chair, resigns, calling the program dismal and urging scrutiny of hiring patterns.
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Ben Agresti
Erle City
Office of Economic Opportunity
M. L. Banner
Geapac
Banner
Poverty workers targeted as nepotism probes drilled in GEAPAC
A controversy erupts over GEAPAC funded poverty jobs likely given to relatives of officials and board members. An investigative committee is appointed after staff and residents demanded removal of relatives from the payroll. Erle's program is praised by officials but faces a surprise internal probe.
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Geapac
NATO
Peters
Ostrow
Erle
Senators Press Legal Handling of US Prisoners in Vietnam War
Two senators debate how to treat captured airmen and Viet Cong prisoners. Senator Young warns against illegal trials and mass slaughter, urging gravest reprisals if Hanoi tries U.S. prisoners. Moscow Radio sides with Hanoi, calling airmen war criminals, not POWs.
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Massachusetts
Stephen M. Young
Dohio
Senate
United States
Young
Hanoi
U.S
Moscow
Tokyo
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Phil Knowlton
Andrea Guakea
Checkers
Tim Carolyn Calvin
Fairview
Revlon
Pittsburgh
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