Body Found At Bottom Of Gorge Near Route 17
Westfield deputies recovered the body of Robert A. Thompson a State Fish Hatchery employee from Chautauqua Gorge nine feet below the Route 17 bridge. Officials believe he jumped or fell from the bridge after his car was found near the span and a missing person report was filed by his wife. Coroner Ralph Wallace withheld a certificate until today.
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Ronald Hess
Robert A. Thompson
Shyearald Employe
Chautauqua Lake
Chautaucqua Gorge
Hichard Ressler
John Scarve
Hess
Thompson
Ralph Wallace
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Prendergast Point
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Hridge
Harold Booher Dies Under Truck Wheel At Repair Shop
Harold Booher, president of the Struthers Board of Education, died after a truck he was repairing at his service station fell on him. A customer found him face down with the wheel on his back. Coroner says death from asphyxiation due to the truck’s weight.
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Action At Dam Site Prompts Engineering Changes
Neilan reports two alternative dam sites failed due to weak footing and has shifted to new structural plans with the Division of Dams. About 400000 dollars has been appropriated for construction and up to 50000 more for land acquisition, totaling roughly half a million. The resulting lake is expected to attract fishermen and recreation seekers, with Columbus Township eyeing nearby land and the former Dean School for future use as recreation space.
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Neilan
General
Columbus Township
Dean School
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Notable Local Notice Missing Clear Details
Fragmentary ad copy appears to advertise a fish fry with all you can eat for 95 cents and a shrimp basket special. The text references coupons, a morial album, and a page 3 feature in an issue, but specifics such as date, location, or publisher are unreadable.
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Harold Wilson Plans Busy Day On 49th Birthday
Prime Minister Harold Wilson marked his 49th birthday with a business as usual schedule. Aides said he would attend a cabinet meeting in the morning and a House of Commons session later, as the entire complex was set for hours of government business and community matters.
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London
House of Commons
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