Car theft mystery and bomb scare disrupts towns
The report details a repeated car theft where a 1969 Chevelle valued at 3800 dollars was stolen from Duane Irwin’s garage at 2 am, later returned intact by 6 am. Separately Rocky Grove High School evacuated after a bomb threat called to the principal’s wife. Also noted are a car crash near Bear Lake injuring Kenneth S. Schenck and a banquet honoring Ford sales staff in Cleveland.
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Duane P. Irwin
Mott Street
Irwin
Clymer
Rocky Grove High School
Ste Falice
Kenneth S. Schenck
Clarendon
Bear Lake
Harold Eberhardt
Corry
Edward Burkhart
M. L. Williams
Cliff Buesink
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Ford Division
Sheraton
Cleveland
Fighting On Three Sides Of Saigon
Warfront activity swirled around Saigon after 30 overnight rocket attacks. U S and South Vietnamese casualties totaled about 212 in four battles north south and east of the capital. Air Cavalry and Atlas Wedge operations continued as 52 B52 bombers struck targets around Saigon. A separate bank fraud case in Lawndale California involved forged checks.
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Saigon
U.S
Mekong
Breyaing
Atlas Wedge
Ee Angeles
Wire Guild UPI Reach Tentative Three Year Pact
United Press International and the AFL C IO Wire Service Guild reached a tentative three year contract to raise top minimums for newsmen and photographers from 212 to 250 dollars weekly in the third year subject to membership ratification by the guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
United Press International
Afl-Cio Wire Service Guild
News Service
Corryite Heads Sales For Firm
Asenneth R. Grobholz named general sales manager of the Lombard Corporation in Youngstown. He will oversee promotion and marketing of Lombard products worldwide. Lombard is a hydraulically operated metals forming equipment leader known for large extrusion presses and high pressure hydraulic valves.
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Asenneth R. Grobholz
Ajax Iron Works
Lombard Corporation
Youngstown
Grobholz
Lombard
City mulls tree replacement plan with civic funding
City leaders study replacing dying trees with a funded program and civic participation. Proposals include city buy and plant, organization and homeowner roles, with Arbor Day as a potential launch date and an annual cost estimate of 1000 to 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Furst
Telling it the way it was from a coal town past
A first person reminiscence recalls a rough coal town childhood with meager heating kerosene light shared rooms no indoor plumbing scarce coal from a slate dump and winter bed bugs. The narrator compares harsh past living conditions to today and hopes younger readers appreciate current comforts.
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Cal
Sears, Roebuck
Mike
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