Fragmentary obituary mentions family ties and moving plans
The readable portions describe a family getting together in the evening and a sister or sister-in-law involved in moving. References to a guest, a funeral or sobering event, and mentions of Sparta Rome and August appear as detached fragments. The text is incomplete but centers on kinship and a scheduled gathering.
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Isaac R
Deke
Sparta
Rome
Juveniles Create Homemade Bazookas Causing Night Noise
Police confiscated two do it yourself bazookas made from cans with open ends after residents complained of loud nighttime booms. The improvised devices use lighter fluid to create a loud blast and could injure users. Police Chief Kenneth Nichols warned of potential injuries and the disturbances have subsided since the initial seizures.
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Carry Police
Kenneth Nichols
Eagleton Denies Drunk Driving Charges Amid Campaign Strain
Senator Thomas F. Eagleton branded columnist Jack Anderson's claim of a drunken driving record as a dam nable lie and vowed to stay on the Democratic ticket as McGovern's running mate. He said the report is a political shot aimed to derail him, while noting past speeding citations do not prove arrests. Eagleton met with McGovern by phone and publicly defended his fitness, as aides reported McGovern's unequivocal support.
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San Francisco
Thomas F. Eagleton
Jack Anderson
Eagleton
Anderson
Colummnist
Associated Press
Missouri
Ragleton
Honolulu
Hawaii
McGovern
Hoai An
Bong Son
Saigon
Nixon Defends Vietnam Policy Amid War of Words
President Nixon says critics are duped by Hanoi propaganda and argues end the war resolutions invite communists to stall peace talks. He avoids denying small U S bombing damage to North Vietnam while pledging care to prevent repeats and criticizes Waldheim for amplifying enemy claims.
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Washington
U.S
Nixon
Hanoi
North Vietnam
United Nations
Kurt Waldheim
Oval Office
Vietnam
Schools Top Aides Given Pay Boosts In Corry Area District
The Corry Area School District budget sets salaries for a reorganized administration after absorbing the Sparta Merged District. Key posts include Superintendent Ray Elsen at 23885, Bertrand Hover 17935, LeRoy Peck 17349, Russell Brant 17050, LeRoy Bieck 15000, Ann Baressi 17449, Russell Chapin 14000 as business manager, and attorney Frank McKight at 2325 plus 1225 solicitor and 1000 negotiator.
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Corry Area
Sparta
Board of Education
Ray Elsen
Bertrand Hover
LeRoy Peck
Russell Brant
LeRoy Bieck
Ann Baressi
Russell Chapin
Frank McKight
Viet Cong Ambush Kills 10 Year U S Aide in Delta
In Mekong Delta a senior U S official with a decade in Vietnam was killed after Viet Cong forces launched a raid while accompanying South Vietnamese militia. The 58 year old from Colorado was the Go Cong Province senior adviser. The ambush wounded and killed him as his unit faced B40 rockets and grenades.
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
Mekong
I 58
Colorado Kan
Go Cong
Saizon
Kaiser
South Vietnam
Hoai An
Binh Dinh
Ellender Dies of Heart Attack at 81 in Washington
Sen. Allen J. Ellender, dean of the Senate and longtime Louisiana Huey Long ally, died of a heart attack at Bethesda Naval Hospital at 7:15 p.m. He was 81, returning from Louisiana where he campaigned for a seventh term. Senate adjourned in his honor as colleagues noted his long service and key roles on the Appropriations and Agriculture committees.
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Washington
Allen J. Ellender
Senate
Louisiana
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Ellender
Appropriations Committee
Sen
Russel B. Long
Ebender
Lousiana
Capital
Capitol
Long
Huey Long
Louisiana House
Huey
J. Bennett Johnston
Shreveport
Mike Mansfield
James O. Hastland
Mississippi
Senate Appropriations Committee
Agriculture Committee
John L. McClellan
Arkansas
Firemen Fund Drive Lags in Wattsburg Area
The Elgin-Beaverdam Volunteer Hose Company reports a slow annual fund drive. From 500 letters sent June 1, only 927 dollars has been raised by 153 households. They seek 5 dollars per home, the same amount volunteers pay to belong. Last year, money funded a used pumper. debt was incurred to buy equipment. A second solicitation may follow to boost returns.
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Elgin-Beaverdam
Wattsburg
Funeral Delayed Hearse Towed In No Stopping Zone
In Baltimore an undertaker named William E. Johnson faced a delayed funeral after a police tow truck impounded a hearse and its coffin cargo parked in a no stopping zone. He protested the action and went to City Hall to arrange release, while in the Health Department securing a death certificate.
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Baltimore
William E. Johnson
Johnson
William Donald Schaefer
Britain sends 4000 more troops to Northern Ireland surge
Britain moves 4000 additional troops to Northern Ireland boosting total to 21000 as part of a crackdown on IRA gunmen after last week Belfast bomb attack killed nine and wounded 130. reinforcements include three infantry battalions from Germany and concentrate near Londonderry amid talk of an assault on Free Derry. Ulster Defense Association cancels planned fuel blockade.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Britain
Irish Republican Army
IRA
William Whitelaw
Londonderry
Bogside
Creggan
Free Derry
Ulster Defense Association
Sandy Row
Royal Avenue
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Paul Goodman
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Sen. Ellender
England
Germany
Londonderry Development Commission