Meadville Editor to Tour Europe for Writing Project
Robert Bates editor and co publisher of the Meadville Tribune will travel from New York to Lisbon Portugal for a European tips tour. He will write articles applying changes since 1980 when he led other editors on a study tour. His wife will accompany him and they will be joined part of the journey by Dr and Mrs Paul H F Giddens. Dr Giddens a former Allegheny College professor historian and former curator of Drake Well Memorial Pyke is now president of Hamline University in St Paul Minnesota.
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Meadville Tribune
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New York
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Portugal
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Allegheny College
Drake Well Memorial Pyke
Hamfine University
St. Paul, Minn
Former Nevada Governor Colville Dies at 71
Reno obituary reports former Nevada Governor Colville aged 71 who served 1938 to 1945 and resigned to accept a U.S. Senate appointment following the death of Senator Schrugham.
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Ted) Colville
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U.S. Senate
James Schrugham
Army Leaders Outline ICBM Defense and Test Plans
Lt Gen James M Gavin chief of R D says missiles will enter business soon. Maj Gen J B Medaris heads Redstone missile agency and plans to fire a test device beyond 3 000 miles. An agreement to extend the Atlantic test range southeast from Florida is noted.
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Florida
Atlantic
Nixon to Visit Viet Nam in July
President Nixon to visit Saigon in July with Mrs Nixon arriving July 6 and departing July 7. White House announces the trip as part of a Southeast Asia mission beginning next month.
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Truman Returns from European Trip End of Vacation
Former President Harry S. Truman ended his European tour aboard the United States liner. He told reporters Western Europe is friendly to the United States, with people generally happy and their countries prosperous.
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Southampton
England
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Efforts To Delay Steel Strike Fail
The piece reports failed bids to delay a steel strike with retroactive terms. Negotiations center on a two week postponement to July 16, retroactive to July 4, and union demands for higher raises, double Sunday pay, and weekend bonuses versus industry proposals. Continuous talks pressed under pressure as parties clash on retroactivity and settlement timing.
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Route 19 four lane highway eyed for Erie to Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission chairman G Yuinklin McSorley said Route 19 could be widened to a four lane highway from Erie to Pittsburgh under federal and state plans. He noted insufficient northern traffic to justify immediate work and discussed bond financing timing tied to Route 19 improvements.
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Erie County
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Wity
Nuclear Reactor Becomes Active Near Chicago
The Asnour Research Foundation of Dusset Institute of Teshnotesy in Chicago near the South Side announces a 50,000-watt reactor entering operation. This marks the first American reactor project in a populated area, following wartime secrecy at BtAge Field and the University of Chicago.
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Nipped by Goose Delays Oklahoma City Mailman
In Oklahoma City a mail carrier, John Derschon, was injured by a goose on his route. The incident left him with a pinched leg and he took sick leave while healing, with locals noting the event as a memorable, if odd, obstacle.
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Red Bouse
Route 17
Oklahoma City
Okahoma
John Derschon
Pet Goodse
Firemen Save Corry Area Home From Fire
Mrs Stutzfinn phoned Corry for help as a blaze began seven miles from the station. Firemen used two booster lines to reach the kitchen and rear door area while a garden hose was used before the truck arrived. The metal casements and wooden outer walls helped hold the fire, preventing it from spreading.
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Eyeen
Stutzfinn
Corry
Laken
Unclear Fire Scene Report With Damaged OCR Fragments
A garbled report describes a fire scene involving a renter, a porch tank, and a trearby farm. Firemen were dispatched and later told to stand down, with mentions of Wattsburg, Corry, and Carl Collins amid uncertain details.
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