Warren County soldier wounded in Vietnam with facial burns
A Warren County soldier Ronnie L Fehlman of Pittsfield has been wounded in Vietnam for the second time in a month. Hospital officials in Japan report facial burns and right arm injuries from a mine explosion. his left arm was injured previously. Mrs Genevieve Fehlman was notified by the family.
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Warren County
Vietnam
Ronnie L. Fehlman
Pittsfield
Japan
Genevieve Fehlman
Fehlman
Farmer killed by own invention in wall trap accident
A forgetful farmer died Monday from a bullet wound to the heart caused by his homemade device meant to deter cattle thieves. Giovanni Petrucci, 38, reportedly rigged a hunting rifle as a booby trap after livestock thefts in the area, but the setup fired accidentally.
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Ome
Giovanni Petrucci
Wanted Letters For Sweet Old Lady
A Southern Illinois University classified ad seeks a male SIU student to correspond with a "sweet, little old lady" living in a small group housing setup. The notice prefers a six-foot male resident with brown eyes answering to the initials JDB, signed His Mother.
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Carbondale, Ill
Daily
Southern Illinois University
Southern Illinois
JDB
Klan Leader Indictments Expand Across Civil Rights Case
The FBI labeled the Dec 4 1964 killings a Klan assassination plot as 19 defendants including Jordan Rainey Price and Philadelphia patrolman Richard Willis face felony charges under the 1870 civil rights statute. Indictments allege conspiracy to injure oppress threaten and intimidate in the exercise of constitutional rights with under color of Mississippi law. Jordan identified as a key informant and not arrested in Tuesday's action.
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Jimmy Snowden
Meridian
James Edward Jordan
Gulfport
Billy Wayne Posey
Jerry McGrew Sharp
Philadelphia
Jordan
FBI
Florida
J. Edgar Hoover
Asst. U.S. Atty
John Doar
Justice Department
Jackson
State of
Mississippi
Rainey
Price
Richard Willis
Accident Likely Rifle Triggered Death in Cable Shed
Police say a man died after a rifle in his cable shed discharged when he opened the door Monday morning. The trigger was connected by a string to the door, which was pulled on Friday. The ensuing shot killed him instantly.
Local Red Cross to Celebrate 50th Year
Corry chapter directors discussed marking the 50th anniversary with committee chairmanships assigned to Mrs. Helen Davison and cochairs Mrs. Robert Galbreath and Mrs. Norman Tarbell. Embert Earle named delegate to the national convention April 24 to 26 in Dallas, Texas, with James Howard as alternate. First aid classes at the Y prepare for more instructors. Directors will hear reviews of seven Red Cross services, including military family aid, blood, disaster canteen, first aid, water safety, and land motor corps.
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Corry
American Red Cross
Helen Davison
Cochairmen
Robert Galbreath
Norman Tarbell
Embert Earle
Dal Iss
Texas
James Howard
Earle
Bloodmobile
Robert Grice
Cochairman
Howard
The
Red Cross
Funeral Services Held for Chaffee and Ossa in Union City
Funeral services for Alton Chaffee were set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at H. L. Musser Funeral Home Union City with burial in Beaverdam Cemetery. Friends may visit Thursday and Friday from 1 to 4 and 7 to 8 p.m. Final rites for Joseph Ossa were at 2 p.m. Friday at H. L. Musser Funeral Home Union City with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Visitation for Ossa was scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday from 2 to 9 p.m.
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Chaffee
Alton Chaffee
H. L. Musser
Union City
Beaverdam
Meadville Fluoridation Petitions Stir City Council
Meadville debates fluoridation as three lengthy speeches and petitions flood the council chamber. Mayor Rice says signatures must be checked against the voter list due mid-April, with five members from each side to validate petitions once lists are available.
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Meadville
Francis T. Rice
Committee Against
Committee For
Fluoridation
Soviet Auto Production Falls Behind U S Says CIA Report
The CIA reports Soviet auto output lags U S levels, with no gas stations on major routes and only one garage between Moscow and Minsk. By 1975 Soviets may reach 460000 cars annually, far below U S 7.7 million in 1964, while most cars go to officials.
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Washington
Moscow
Kalinin
Minsk
CIA
Kremlin
Central Intelligence Agency
United States
House International Trade Subcommittee
Fiat
U.S
House
Thomas L. Ashley
Ohio
Soviet Union
Bradford Firm Tries To Buy Link Belt Co
Dresser Industries announced an offer to tender up to 1,300,000 shares of Link Belt common stock at 48 dollars per share. The move targets about 45 percent of Link Belt’s outstanding stock, with Dresser reserving right to accept all tendered and to set a minimum threshold of one million shares. The bid follows Dresser’s Bradford, Pennsylvania origins and expansion into Clark Brothers in Olean and operations in Bradford.
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Dallas
Tex
Dresser Industries Inc
Link-Belt Co
Dresser
Bradford
Clark Brothers, Inc
Olean
Ga Dresser-Clark
Link-Belt
Dres
Powell faces possible censure and seat loss in House probe
The House may censurer John W Powell for alleged improprieties, risking removal or vacancy of his seat. If approved, Powell would keep his seat with lowest seniority, incur 1000 dollar deductions from his 2500 dollar monthly pay, and owe 10000 dollars to recover improper expenses. He has until March 18 to appear for oath. failure would trigger a special election. Powell’s 23-year career and past leadership are cited amid ongoing party dispute and a prior 364 to 64 vote to keep him out during investigation.
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House
Tom Blanton
Dtex
Powell
Puerto Rico
John W. McCormack
Pon I
Education and Labor Committee
Commitments to Accept Up to 300000 Units
A statement outlines a commitment to accept up to 300,000 units. It notes the cap as a firm limit and signals readiness to process orders up to this threshold. The source emphasizes the specified quantity without additional context or conditions.
Russian Writer Looks At Exile
Soviet writer Valery Tarsis, in Frankfurt, reflected on more than a year in the West, saying exile grants creative freedom and safety from prison or a lunatic asylum, while he misses Russian friends and the combat atmosphere.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Valery Tarsis
West
Russia
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Andrew Donick
Warren State Employment Service Office
Donick
Christine
Kenneth E. Heacox
East Smith Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Paul N. Lawson
Genter Street
Gorry
Penna
Renfield K. Lane
Citizens Committee Against
Ronald Holder
Mothers March For
Young Owe
Center St
Fogle Lumber
Hoover “Capri
truValue Building Supply
By Prince Matchabelli
Cologne
Edinboro
Roberts Furniture
Columbus
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