Nixon selects Warren Burger as chief justice pick
President Nixon names 61 year old Warren Burger to succeed Earl Warren as the 15th chief justice. Burger is a strict constructionist with 18 years on the U.S. Circuit Court and is praised by conservatives for his moderate stance and perceived swift confirmation.
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Charles Evans Hughes
White House
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Evera
Falls Asleep Woman Hurt In Car Crash Near Mill Village
Corry state police report a 41 year old Union City resident Rita Crevier fell asleep at the wheel and crashed off a curve into a ditch near Mill Village. She received broken front teeth a fractured finger and facial injuries at Union City Memorial Hospital.
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Mill Village
Union City Memorial Hospital
Rita Crevier
Union City
William Barbour
Union City Mill Village
Barbour
West Main Street
Donald Raisley
James Clark
West Washington Street
Terry Miscil
B.D
Corry Memorial Hospital board reports pledges and progress
The board of trustees reports CMH pledges totaling 554 162 toward a 5510 000 goal with 41 percent still outstanding. A near record 117 surgeries are recorded for the period, including 70 minor and 47 major operations. A new hospital wing is set for final contract approvals June 3 with dedication ceremonies planned for June 21.
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Samuel Antrim
R. Elwin Fuller
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Board of Trustees
Budget Cuts For ESEA Summer School Enroll 360
The Corry Area Jointure plans a six week session starting June 2 with a budget of 41350 funding reading and math at elementary and secondary levels. The staff includes 2 supervisors 25 teachers 8 aides 2 clerks and a first time speech therapist. Courses run 9 to 12 daily with health education typing and targeted subject work.
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Elsen
Marie Edwards
Cornelia Anderson
Ruth Dabbl- Strand
Martha Johnson
Ina Bagley
Lena Calvin
Charlotte Wolfe
Jean Alexander
Alberta” McEvoy
Paul Claypool
Mariana McIntyre
Viola Brown
Eugenia_Graft
Doris Bailey
Deanna Linski
FDA advisers meet behind closed doors on birth control pill risks
An FDA advisory committee convenes privately to reassess evidence that oral contraceptives may harm women or cause death. The discussion follows NIH findings linking a pill component to breast cancer in dogs and the development of a safer low‑dose pill, with public concern mounting over potential blood clots and metabolic effects.
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Food and Drug Administration
National Institute of Health
NIH
Roy Hertz
Hertz
Somers A. Sturgis
Harvard Medical School
FDA
Apollo 10 Astronauts Enter Lunar Landing Craft
Two Apollo 10 astronauts Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan entered the lunar module for a near surface flight to within 50 000 feet of the Sea of Tranquility. They planned eight hours of radar ranging photographs and visual observations before rejoining John Young in the command ship to rehearse maneuvers for Apollo 11.
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Co-op Gets Federal Loan for Area Improvements
The Northwest Rural Electric Cooperative Association receives a federal loan of 547 000 dollars to upgrade facilities centered around Corry Union City Carter Hill areas. The Cambridge Springs based coop sought 1 432 million but Congress trimmed the request amid budget cuts. Plans include power line upgrades near Carter Hill and north of Corry and Union City near French Creek Dam and a Teepleville substation transformer servicing Canadohia Lake.
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Judge Denies Plea Sirhan Gets Death Penalty
Sirhan Bis bhara Sirhan was sentenced to die for the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy. Judge Herbert Walker ordered death in California’s San Quentin gas chamber pending appeal, despite plea from Senator Edward Kennedy.
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Supreme Court
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National Guardsmen guard Berkeley amid silent vigil for man killed
Demonstrators wearing black armbands hold a dark balloon as National Guardsmen stand near the University of California in Berkeley. In Greensboro North Carolina police reported sniper fire at North Carolina A&T University with no injuries. Police halted activity after four hours of shooting near the campus. Police confirmed no entry into the 4 000 student Dudley High School area following a restraining order.
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Vincent McCullough
Dudley High School
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