Moose Fish Fry at Spot Line-O-Ads Friday Night
Friday night 5 to 7 spots for a Moose fish fry advertised as best in town. All you can eat. Adults priced at 1.25 dollars and children 75 cents. Take out orders 1.25 dollars. Fast service. Also notes Father’s Day cakes at Connies. Contact 665-0744 at 4115.
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Turn Over Guns To Police To Stop Sales
J A Baer II of Stix Baer Fuller in St Louis said the decision to discontinue selling firearms will result in about 25000 dollars worth of guns and ammunition being handed over to state city and county police. He cited moral responsibility and said the firm operates four stores in St Louis and cannot assess gun control proposals or government controls.
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Viet Village to Become Army Training Area in Indiana Town
Army Reserve officers in Indiana will train this summer in a simulated Vietnamese village on four acres at Edward Martin Military Reservation. The village, built by the U.S. Army Garrison, will demonstrate land mine warfare training for ROTC encampment.
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Army Reserve Officer Training Corps
U.S. Army
Edward Martin Military Reservation
Union City Man Hurt In 3-Way Crash
A three-vehicle crash on Route north of Union City occurred as a Union City man tried to pass a farm tractor. George Kirik, 41, suffered facial abrasions and head injuries and was hospitalized after his car hit the tractor’s rear wheel while avoiding an oncoming vehicle. Burr Yaple, 51, and passenger Babette Yaple sustained lacerations in the collision.
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George Kirik
John Gregor
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Burr Yaple
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Yaple
Babbette Yaple
Union City Memorial Hospital
Baseball Play On Broadway comes to Broadway
New York AP reports baseball themed musical in development after Damn Yankees success. Ring Lardner Jr writes book from Mark Harris novels The Southpaw and Bang the Drum Slowly. Harold Rome handles music and lyrics with Ti fet The Name of the Game. Production set for next fall by Max Brown and Edgar Lansbury.
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Ring Lardner Jr
Mark Harris
Harold Rome
Tifet
Max Brown
Edgar Lansbury
British still hunts fat man linked to envelope delivery
The Toronto Star reported a cab driver described as encountering "a big fat man" May 2 who rode with an unidentified companion to a bank near the rooming house where Ray stayed. Earlier, the landlady said she saw a tall fat man hand Ray an envelope.
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Corry Memorial Hospital Emergency Call List Update
The News Today Report as of 7 a.m. lists unable to summon 2 physicians for emergencies and provides local contact numbers. Admitted and discharged individuals include Rita Nichols, 20-month-old Dawha Fischer, and several residents from Corry and nearby towns. multiple family and street designations appear with names such as Naomi Gronostar, Deborah Grant, Harlan Taylor and Lisa Rhea, and Steven Leroy.
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Kenneth Nichols
Centerville
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Horton Davis
West Congress Street
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Aillcrest
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Elgin
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Craig Moore
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Three Ohio Men Die In Pocono Light Plane Crash
Three Toledo men pilot William Franko 30 Charles Sandlin 37 president of Sandlin Bros vending and Lee Whaley 37 supervisor at Paramount Printing were killed when their light plane struck a mountain in Newfoundland Pennsylvania. Officials said the pilot filed a Bridgeport Connecticut flight plan. The wreckage lay in flames after the impact near a Pocono resort.
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Charles Sandlin
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Philadelphia Floods Strike Worst in Two Decades
Philadelphia braces after a heavy downpour causes extensive flooding and 3.3 inches of rain by 11 p.m. Local officials call it the worst flood in 20 years as motorists are stranded and waters surge over MacDade Boulevard. A clothing store reports $100,000 in stock ruined and 5,000 customers lose power in West Philadelphia.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
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Baltimore Transit enacts exact change rule for buses
Starting today riders must use token exact change or walk as Baltimore Transit Co enforces a 25 cent token requirement after drivers refused to carry 65 dollars in cash. Service halted one day last week and was cut on two more amid a wave of robberies including a fatal shooting of a driver.
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Baltimore Transit Co
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Gun Turn-In Nets Cops WWII Rocket Launcher
San Francisco reports Mayor Joseph Alioto's gun buyback yields a World War II rocket launcher among 86 firearms turned in, part of a drive that has collected 170 weapons since the assassination of Senator Robert F Kennedy.
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Joseph Alioto
Alito
Robert F. Kennedy
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