Missing Basset hound prompts police investigation
John Patterson reports his month old Basset hound missing after the dog broke its chain and a collar piece remains attached. Police investigate larceny at Nichols Grocery where watermelons and plums worth about 8 dollars were taken by cutting the chain securing a wire front porch enclosure. Clarence Martz, 15, treated and released after falling from a hay wagon near Garland. Marriage license filed for Conrad Howard of Stockton New York and Pamela Sitmer of Spartansburg. Four Grove City College students named to the dean’s list: Cynthia Gray William Miller Thomas Xander James Ohrn. Juvenile court hears bomb scare case from Titusville High School. two local girls placed on unofficial probation and ordered to donate 25 dollars to the school activity fund.
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John Patterson
West
Washington Street
Kenneth Nichols
Nichols Grocery
East Main Street
Nichols
Grove City College
Corry
Cynthia Gray
B.A. Gray
Grand Street
William G. Miller
William E. Miller
Raymond Avenue
Thomas Xander
Albert Xander
North Hillcrest Drive
James B. Ohrn
Richard J. Ohrn
Union Street
Titusville
Meadville
Marine 19 Found Innocent Of Murder In Vietnam
In Da Nang Viet Nam AP young Marine Pic Thomas R Boyd 19 Evansville Indiana was found innocent of unpremeditated murder in the deaths of 16 Vietnamese women and children after testifying he did not shoot them or enemy soldiers. Tears marked his emotional acquittal as he embraced his attorney Howard T Trackman and hurried outside to join awaiting company members.
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Da.nang
Vietnam
Pic
Thomas R. Boyd
Evansville
Ind
Howard T. Trackman
McCormack agrees to testify at Sweig trial in July
New York AP report says House Speaker John McCormack will testify July 2 at the federal trial of suspended aide Martin Sweig on charges of influence peddling and lying to a grand jury. Co-defendant Nathan Voloshen has pleaded guilty. The announcement came at trial's end in U.S. District Court. British mint outputs for 1969 noted as it readied for decimal coinage switch with large totals across multiple denominations.
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New York
John McCormack
Martin Sweig
Sweig
Nathan Voloshen
McCormack
Massachusetts
U.S. District Court
U.S
Counties Warned Dont Register 18 Year Olds
Harrisburg AP. C Russell Welch director of the State Elections Bureau told county election boards not to register voters under 21 until after the November elections. He noted Lehigh County registered five people aged 14 to 21 and said they could not vote in November. The 18 year old voting age becomes effective Jan 1 pending Supreme Court review.
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Harrisburg
C. Russell Welch
State Elections Bureau Today
Welch
Elections Board
Lehigh County
Congress
Nixon
U.S. Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Welfare Rights Protestor Bound Over For Grand Jury
Roxanne Jones president of the Philadelphia Welfare Rights Organization was bound over to the Dauphin County Grand Jury on malicious mischief related to a Capitol demonstration. Pauline Whyte of Philadelphia was bound over on larceny for alleged identification theft from a State Police plainclothesman. Both released on $1 bail after a June 2 protest over welfare cuts that damaged a governor office entrance. Five other welfare caseworkers paid fines for assault and disorderly conduct.
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Harrisburg
Roxanne Jones
Philadelphia
Stanley H. Grimwood
Jones
June brings Sparta events and anniversaries in June
June brings a busy slate in Sparta with Corry Jamestown Day planned at Conneaut Lake Park and several community happenings. Mr and Mrs William Carter celebrated their 25th anniversary with family and friends including from Union City Johnstown and Spartansburg. The 9er Club met at Mrs Harry Kerr’s home with ten members and guests. A mortgage burning at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church is set for June 26 with Rev Thomas Lindsey a speaker. Coin cards for Spartansburg Volunteer Fire Department aim to fund a new fire truck. Valerie Straite will wed Bruce Jones in the CMA Church on Saturday.
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Conneaut Lake Park
William Carter
Larry T. Carter
Union City
Gilbert Sorenson
Johnstown
Pat
Donna
Mike
Kitchener
Ontario
Lucknow
Johnston
Corry
Chandlers Valley
Sugar Grove
Spartansburg
Harry Kerr
Bina Morris
Geneva Halfast
Freda Begle
Pleasantville
Lelia Brown
Enterprise
Louise Stewart
Hallie Murdock
Mary Bregister
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Thomas Lindsey
Grand Rapids
Mich
Valerie Straite
Bruce Jones
Erie
CMA
Shooting victim listed serious in Pittsburgh unrest
Frank Porto, 60, was shot Monday night in Pittsburgh's Manchester area during civil unrest. He remained in serious condition at Allegheny General Hospital after a chest wound near his home as crowds clashed.
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Pittsburgh
Frank Porto
Allegheny General Hospital
Porto
Manchester
Ike Thomas
Thomas
U S Jets Strike Deep Into Cambodia Amid Battle Shifts
Cambodian military confirms American jet bombers attacked deep inside Cambodia in support of ground forces as North Vietnamese and Viet Cong units move east of Phnom Penh. Eyewitness reports say OV-10 aircraft marked targets for South Vietnamese jets near Kompong Thom and Skoun. The action extends beyond Nixon’s 21.7 mile ground force limit and follows months of siege relief for Kompong Thom.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
U.S
Saigon
Kompong Speu
Kompong Thom
Pentagon
United States
Maj
Am Rong
Skoun
Nixon
Col Gordon Cooper plans July 31 resignation from space program
SPACE CENTER Houston AP Col Gordon Cooper one of the seven Mercury astronauts says he will resign from the space program July 31 to become a Washington DC business executive. He will be president of National Exhibits Inc and an engineering consultant to Intersales Ltd leaving Alan Shepard and Donald K Slayton as the remaining Mercury group in the program. Shepard is named commander of Apollo 14 set for December 2 launch.
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Scorry Journal
Clarence
Wilbur Martz
Corry Memorial Hospital
Garland
Crawford County
Conrad D. Howard
Stockton, N.Y
Pamela B. Sitmer
Marine
London
Sparta
Jeer Bre Arata
Barbara Wasson
Pottstown
Barbara
Fred Shearing
Madame Tussaud
Shearing
Bill
Ammond‘s Lumber & Olea
Supply
Eagle
Paneer Ney
Tianna Lic
Serna Lett
Pines
Phaula
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