Viet Chief Of State To Oppose Ky In Elections
Saigon AP Chief of State Nguyen Van Thien will run against Premier Nguyen Cao Ky in the September presidential election stirring military unease and a potential free for all. Ky indicated he would confer with Thien and hinted at hedging his bets as the junta reported no single candidate. The military’s stance followed pressure from the public and United States for a vote while the aging leadership tries to maintain control.
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Two Obituaries Include Local Youth and Oil Pioneer
Gary Culver 19 dies after long illness at Hamel Hospital Erie born Corry November 13 1947 graduate of Corry Area High School class of 1966 employed at Cliff Buesink Ford until illness survived by parents brother grandparents and great aunt services at Bracken Funeral Home with interment Pine Grove Cemetery Rev Robert Heffer officiating M. C. Miller 76 prominent oil pioneer dies after long illness in Owensboro Kentucky who came from Missouri in 1923 and built extensive oil interests resulting in 2500 barrels daily by mid 1920s
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Girl 16 Shot and Killed in Steelton Baby Dies Shortly After
In Harrisburg, a 16 year old girl died from a head wound after being shot in a Steelton apartment. Her infant daughter, delivered by Caesarean section minutes later, survived about an hour. The shooter, Roberto Cruz Ortiz, 22, shot her brother Michael Malave, then killed himself. Michael was reported in satisfactory condition. The incident followed a violent argument with Fred Malave.
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Lindbergh privacy cited amid public life
The Lindberghs, parents of five, sought privacy after enduring fame from Charles Lindberghs historic flights and the 1932 kidnapping death of his son. His 1954 autobiography The Spirit of St Louis won the Pulitzer Prize.
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Coast Guard Finds Missing Fishermen Adrift Near Ashtabula
The Coast Guard searched about four hours on Friday and located two fishermen, Denis Chatigny aged 31 and John Egan age 4, both of Willoughby, after more than 24 hours missing. A helicopter spotted the 10 foot boat twelve miles north of Ashtabula and a 36 foot CG vessel brought them to shore in good condition.
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Denis Chatigny
John Egan
Willoughby
Ashtabula
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