Dunkirk Man Held After 27 Stab Wounds Kill Wife
Dunkirk 72 year old Michael Jakubowski confessed to police he killed his wife Wanda 52 with an ice pick after a domestic quarrel tied to money and where to live. Coroner Anson Steward said 27 stab wounds caused the death, likely between 5 and 5 30 am.
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Penn a Woman Dies at 104 in Wilkes-Barre
Mrs. Leonard W. Stewart, who turned 104 on April 25, died Friday in Wilkes-Barre. Born in Wales, she came to the United States at age 10 and settled in Mahaney City. She married in Freeland in 1882 and had six children, four of whom survive.
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Explorer Reginald Orcutt 71 Dies in Newport
Reginald Orcutt former arctic explorer and Mer Gententhaler Linotype Co executive died Friday at 71. He served as vice president and in 1933 planned Col Charles Lindberghs Icelandic flight.
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Wrecked Plane Belly-Lands At Willow Run
Two Greenville men escaped unhurt from a private plane that belly landed at Willow Run after the pilot misjudged wheel deployment. Pilot Arby Lee Bailey 58 prepared to land at Ann Arbor but chose Willow Run instead. copilot Chauncey Bly retracted the wheels, Bailey unaware until touch down.
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Johnson wraps busy weekend with nominations and bills
President Johnson spent a productive weekend at the Texas ranch returning to work. He nominated Edward A. Clark as ambassador to Australia and signed a 15.4 billion military appropriation bill allocating 58 billion for aircraft 1.4 billion for missiles 1.7 billion for naval vessels and 64 billion for research. He named 12 public members to the Consumer Advisory Council and appointed Dr. Richard H. Holton as chairman. An IRS report showed a reversal of the prior math error trend in tax returns. He accepted Malcolm Kilduff’s resignation as assistant White House press secretary while Kilduff forms a Washington public relations firm.
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Determination pays 15 years in wheel chair to walk for diploma
Nancy Malinosky a 21 year old polio survivor who spent 15 years in a wheelchair walked across Baldwin Wallace College stage to receive her diploma. She graduated with a 3.87 average and plans to enter Drew University Theological Seminary for a bachelor of divinity degree.
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Pope’s surrender urged by McPherson president
Dr. D W Bittinger advised Pope to surrender after a Friday call from a Kansas City hotel room. The attempted admission was denied over the weekend. The item follows earlier coverage of the Big Springs bank robbery on June 4.
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Gunfire follows tavern fight. Johnson fatally shot
Witnesses recount a sequence ending with a gunman firing first after a earlier brawl. Johnson died at Hamet Hospital. Roberson surrendered to Erie police after the incident. Mrs. Morrow declined to identify assailants from the earlier fight.
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Flood toll rises as search continues in West Texas area
The disaster between San Antonio and El Paso claimed many lives including ten children. Sheriff reports 54 homes destroyed and 106 with minor damage while 244 families suffer losses. Red Cross Salvation Army and military units aid cleanup as Rep. Richard White estimates losses near 2 million dollars.
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Deaths Mrs Hassett 59 of 6 Fulton Street
Mrs Hassett 59 of 6 Fulton Street died at 11 p m Saturday in Trumbull Memorial Hospital Warren Ohio where she had been a patient since May 3 Born Feb 28 1906 in Spring Creek Township she graduated from Corry High School 1925 Edinboro Normal School 1931 taught locally then married Joseph Hassett Dec 29 1932 They lived in Corry since marriage and she taught art in the Corry area elementary system since 1958 Funeral services Wednesday at 2 p m at Bracken Funeral Home with CMA Church minister Rev Earl Docherty Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery Memorials to Corry CMA Foreign Mission Fund.
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The Spoken Word and The Printed World
A fragment notes the coexistence of spoken and printed word in daily life. It hints at enduring presence of speech alongside text in culture and communication.
Multiple Crashes Leave Several Dead and Many Injured
A string of two car and one car crashes near Union City and Titusville, Pennsylvania, injuring numerous people. Reports list David H Sperry and Edward P Rankin among drivers, with victims including Teresa Melious and Floyd M Cox Jr. Others were treated at Jamestown and Union City Memorial Hospitals. damages ranged up to about $2,150. An additional collision near Hydetown killed a horse and damaged Willard Wood’s vehicle.
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Uranium Deposit Found in Madrid Spain
Spain announces a new uranium deposit discovered in Madrid reported by Industry Ministry Minister Gregorio Lopez Bravo. The minister says the extent is undetermined while national uranium reserves are now estimated at 10 500 tons.
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