Fragmented text records a confusing political and personal dispute
The readable fragments reference Faisal, a king, and covert tensions involving groups such as al-Fatah. The text mingles legal, familial, and political themes with unclear chronology, suggesting a reported controversy or court action without coherent specifics or verifiable details.
Bradford’s Best UnDressed Woman Goes On Six Week Trip
Mrs. Tullah Hanley the Bradford social figure sails on a six week vacation from persecution. She plans seven suitcases and defends herself against morals charges by Edward Hanley’s estate and local officials. Her route includes New York Paris Zurich and Budapest as she frames the case as a cause celebre and prepares for trial to defend the Hanley name.
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Rites For Slain Cop Attracts 3000
In Brooklyn a funeral drew 3000 people including Mayor Lindsay and Police Commissioner Murphy for Irving Wright a 34 year old patrolman fatally shot by fellow officers Mistaken identity occurred as he pursued a robber off duty in Harlem Family links include Assemblyman Samuel Wright Wright’s death prompted police from State Police Long Island Jersey City New Haven and local departments to attend
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Patrick Murphy
Brooklyn
Irving Wright
Samuel Wright
Harlem
Long Island
Jersey City
N.J
New Haven
College Officials Probe Fraternity Accident After 40 Foot Fall
Clarion State College sophomore CL Riggs was moved from ICU to satisfactory condition after a 40 foot fall from a strip mine embankment near Clarion during a fraternity prank. Fellow student James Droz suffered a fractured vertebrae and sprained ankle and was moved to Pittsburgh for treatment. A hearing will decide possible permanent action against the Phi Sigma Epsilon chapter and officers, who were suspended.
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George L. Riggs
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Clarion Hospital
Auditor raps state handling of 2.5 million flood loan
Pennsylvania Auditor General Robert Casey criticized the state for inadequate financial checks before approving a 2.5 million loan to Wilkes Barre Steam Co and affiliates after Tropical Storm Agnes. He noted 20 of 66 flood loans post storm are in arrears and flagged unexplained transfers from a 1 million Luzerne County Redevelopment Authority loan.
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Robert Casey
Wilkes Barre Steam Co
Luzerne County Redevelopment Authority
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Wilkes- Barre Steam Heat Co
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Casey
Commerce Department
Luzerne County
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Shapp orders decentralization of state agencies
Gov. Shapp orders all Pennsylvania agencies to submit four month plans to regionalize activities. He says regionalization will make programs more responsive to local needs, more visible, accessible and valuable. The plan aims to accelerate growth by identifying regional growth industries and necessary investments.
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Shapp
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Shapp Announces Hemophilia Care Centers Across Pennsylvania
Centers for handling hemophiliacs to provide blood products and evaluation services at state hospitals. The program offers subsidized care for families on public welfare, addressing prohibitive costs of treatment. Hospitals include Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, St Joseph's Lancaster, Reading Hospital, Einstein Philadelphia, Jefferson Medical, Mercy Philadelphia, and Central Blood Bank Pittsburgh.
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Lansdowne
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Thirteen Die In Fire At Kitakushu Hospital
A five story hospital blaze in Kitakushu Japan killed thirteen people and injured several. Firemen rescued a patient from a third floor window as the disaster prompted a murder verdict roundup and a judge reviews trial testimony for a possible new trial.
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Saisei
Kitakushu
Japan
Couse
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