Kane Soldier Held By N Vietnam
New York reports North Vietnam confirmed Gareth Laverne Anderson of Kane among 324 American prisoners held there. Hanoi says the list is complete, while U.S. Defense and State Departments dispute the count and say 376 Americans are POWs in North Vietnam. A three Americans delegation verified Hanoi’s position.
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New York
North Vietnam
Gareth Laverne Anderson
Kane
Hanoi
Committee of
Defense Department
Department of State
Bear Lake Notes Highlight Local Civic and Health News
Rev Lynn Ostrander was admitted to Hamot Hospital in Erie. Carl Bailey and family report a Corry Hospital stay and Mrs. Ralph Rankin is home after Corry Hospital. Manford Smith recently admitted to Jamestown General Hospital. Bear Lake firemen answered a grass fire call Monday evening. Bear Lake Fair committee meets June 29 at 7 30 p m. Beautification Committee held a work session at Mrs John Evans home. Flowers planted around Bear Lake Wednesday evening. Western vacation trip for Mr and Mrs Jim Reed and Mr and Mrs Roger Woodin and son. 1970 Bear Lake graduates of Panama School include Susan Smith Monica Collins Elizabeth Hamm.
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Fern Morton
Lynn Ostrander
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Ralph Rankin
Corry Hospital
Manford Smith
Jamestown General Hospital
Carl Bailey
Chester Bailey
Henry Kofod
Gettysburg
Bear Lake
John Evans
Jim Reed
Roger Woodin
Panama School
Susan Smith
Floyd Smith Jr
Monica Collins
Gaylor Collins
Elizabeth Hamm
Adolph Hamm
Second Body Recovered From Lake Erie Boat Crash
State Police at Girard recovered the second victim of a boating accident off Elk Creek Beach. Richard Kennedy reported seeing Russell W. Murphy's body about 1:45 pm, as the survivor alerted responders. A one mile search amid high waves ended with Murphy pronounced dead by the deputy coroner.
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Erie
Girard
Lakerie
Richard Kennedy
Russell W. Murphy
Kennedy
Brucke Kennedy
Thomas Bartoe
Frank Godfrey
Elk Creek
Warren W. Wood
Pain Of Shots May Become Thing Of Past
An Ohio doctor from Dayton, Herman M. Lubens, presented a patch with anesthetic to numb needle injections at a news conference. The adhesive patch, applied 20 to 30 minutes before the shot, peaks in two hours and uses licocaine. The patch, still not commercially available, aims to spare children fear of inoculations built from years of use.
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Chicago
Ohio
Herman M. Lubens
Dayton
Lubens
Children's Hospital Medical Center
University of Cincinnati
Hevand
Robertiw. Ausdenmoondas
Alan’ di Shafer
Barney Children's Medical Center
American Medical Association
Farewell Dinner Honors New Syracuse Plant Manager
A farewell dinner at Corry Motor Inn honored James Narducci who has been promoted to manager of the Syracuse New York plant of Associated Spring. Attendees included Ross Bailey Raymond Division manager Joseph Pitcavage Nar ducci Olaf Oman and Roy Reed. Journal Photo by McMicheel.
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Corry Motor Inn
James Narducci
Center
Syracuse, N.Y
Associated Spring
Corry
Ross Bailey
Raymond
Joseph Pitcavage
Narducc
Olaf Oman
Roy Reed
McMicheel
Judge Wheel Picks Herbert Johnson Jr For Erie County Court
In a secret ballot the Erie County Republican Committee endorsed Herbert Johnson Jr. for the vacant Erie County court judgeship. The 27 member GOP Executive Committee voted without revealing the ballot result, but sources confirmed Johnson's win.
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Erie
Herbert Johnson Jr
Erie County Republican Committee
Erie County
GOP
Two Area Banks Move To Merge
First Seneca Bank and Trust Co of Oil City and Lawrence Savings & Trust Co of New Castle agreed to merge. The combined network will total 23 offices across Beaver Butler Clarion Lawrence Mercer and Venango counties with assets reported at 170 million. Shareholders and regulators must still approve.
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Oil City
First Seneca Bank & Trust Co
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
New Castle
Beaver
Butler
Clarion
Lawrence
Mercer
Venango
Joseph S. Harvey
Seneca
Thomas P. Johnson
Lawrence Savings
Activist Warns Fourth Of July May Be Bloody
Washington AP activists warn Honor America Day could trigger violence with 15,000 youths at a July 4th smoke-in near the Washington Monument. Rennie Davis group pushes for changes and cautions the event risks becoming a partisan spectacle and a national disaster.
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Washington
America
Chicago 7
Rennie Davis
Davis
Washington Monument
Bob Hope
Billy Graham
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Bear Lake News
Loblaws Tica
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GOP County
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Pratt
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Pittsburgh
William Block
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
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Pennsylvania State
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Philadelphia
Joseph R. Toto
Concetta Frisina
Saints Peter and Paul
John Cardinal Krol
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Toto
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St. Joseph’s Prep
Rio DE Janeiro
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