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Washington AP reports a Poor People's Campaign demonstration at the Agriculture Department as organizers seek to persuade Secretary Orville Freeman to join them in Congress. Rev. Bevel says mobilization today or Tuesday could push the action forward at Resurrection City in West Potomac Park near the Lincoln Memorial.
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Agriculture Department
Orville L. Freeman
Congress
James Bevel
Resurrection City
U.S.A
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Ralph David Abernathy
West Potomac Park
Lincoln Memorial
Jesse Jackson
Historic Clough Farm Sold To Titusville Lumber Firm
The historic 1200 acre Clough Farm in Spring Creek has been purchased by Titusville Lumber Company from the Clough heirs. No immediate lumbering will occur, but the land will join Titusville holdings for future use. The larger barn once housed dairy operations and cattle breeding with cattle imported from Scotland. The second story barn could hold 280 milk cows. The sale price was not disclosed.
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Spring Creek
Fisher and Young Lumber Company
Titusville
Philip Cochran
Cochran
Pennsylvania
Scotland
Glider Pilot Crashes On Final Leg Of 9000 Mile Flight
Slovak glider pilot Mira Slovat attempted an emergency landing at Santa Paula after a 9000 mile journey from Germany to California. He survived the crash landing but was gravely injured with multiple fractures and internal injuries. Crowds awaited his return as he neared completion, with the Spirit of Santa Paula aircraft wrecked in a ditch.
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California
Lawrence
Mira Slovat
Corry
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Ernest Carlson
Scotland
Hebrides
Feeland
Greenland
Newfoundland
Wichita
Kan
Las Vegas
Nev
Goats Milk Overtime Run Aids Ill Corry Baby
In a unusual ambulance errand, Arnold and Donald McCaslin raced from Corry to Waterford to fetch goat's milk for 10 month old Roger Dunham who is recovering from dehydration. The milk was rushed to Sheffield where the child began a successful feeding. The family hopes for regular access to the goat milk.
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Corry Ambulance Service
Waterford
Sheffield
Arnold McCaslin
Corry
Arthur Rogers
Roger Dunham
McCaslin
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McCaslins
Sandy Lake man cleared of kidnap claim by police
Police concluded no kidnapping occurred when a Sandy Lake man, initially suspected after a mother and her two sons visited the station, presented a drunk and disorderly charge. The incident began with Police Chief Frank Carnegie talking with the woman and her sons and continued as another son reported a missing child before the report shifted.
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Sandy Lake
Frank Carnegie
East Main Street
Carnegie
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Thalidomide Trial Opens Over $25 Million Damage Claims
West Germany's thalidomide trial begins in a coal town with an estimated $25 million in damage claims. Eight Chemie Gruenenthal officials face negligent manslaughter charges for drug from 1957 to 1961. The case involves about 6,500 alleged victims across 20 countries.
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Germany
West Germany
Chemie Gruenenthal
Hermann Wirtz
Austria
Oregon Primary Weathered by Kennedy McCarthy Battle in Oregon
Kennedy courted undecided voters in Oregon while McCarthy claimed rising momentum with last minute campaigning in Portland and beyond. Nixon projected 55 percent of GOP vote as Reagan and Rockefeller backers work to slow him. Burned to death in Masontown, Jesse Johnson, 20, dies after vehicle crash.
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Robert * Kennedy
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Eugene J. McCarthy
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Goys
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
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McCarthy
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Minnesota
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Reagan
Rockefeller
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Masontown
Jesse P. Johnson
Smithfield
Peace Talks Resumed Report by Vance to LBJ
Paris AP dispatch says the Americans and North Vietnamese met for the fifth time as Cyrus R. Vance prepared to report to President Johnson. The session aims to set a basis for a U.S. strategy review in another push toward peace talks.
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LBJ
Paris
Cyrus R. Vance
Johnson
U.S
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Harriman
Xuan ‘Thuy
Erie Driver Unhurt After Car Overturns on Corry Road
Ronald E. Haight of Erie was hospitalized with multiple bruises and cuts after his vehicle ran off a curve on the Corry Spring road two miles east of Corry and overturned. Police said damage to the car was about 350 dollars. In Union City a car struck and killed a pony on Route 97 injuring no one else. Rowland, 20, of Waterford, was driving. Damage to the car was about 230 dollars.
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Philadelphia
Samuel Montgomery
Niont
Erie
Corry Spring Road
Corry
Corry State
Ronald E. Haighton
Corry Memorial Hospital
Robert Rowland
Burglary Charge Filed After Pizzeria Theft
Three youths faced burglary charges in Warren after a V J Pizzeria cash register theft. Lue Sampson 19 and James Williams 18 of Titusville and Steve Saxton 18 of Centerville were held on bail, with Williams and Saxton seeking a preliminary hearing. Suspects arrested in Titusville and Corry. Police traced entry to predawn break in via window.
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Warren
Justice of the Peace
Martha Lawson
Lue Sampson
James Williams
Titusville
Steve Saxton
Centerville
Williams
Saxton
Sampson
Bernard Winegardher
Edward Peterson
Corry
Michael Evan
Aussie Head Talks Viet With LBJ
President Johnson invited Australian Prime Minister John Gorton and his wife Bettina to an informal cruise aboard the Sequoia after their arrival at Andrews Air Force Base. The visit centers on Vietnam policy, Paris peace talks, and Asia strategy, with possible meetings with Nelson Rockefeller and Robert F. Kennedy during a trip to New York.
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Johnsony
John Gorton
Australia
Vietnam
Paris
Asia
Andrews Air Force Base
Johnson
Gorton
Bettina
White House
Pro Beo
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Dwy
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Soviet Antiaircraft Reds Intensify Fighting Near Saigon
The Communist command expanded air defenses with Russian long range antiaircraft guns. Allied reports say over 1,000 enemy troops killed in weekend clashes from outskirts of Saigon to the DMZ. U S casualties listed at 54 dead and 192 wounded amid heavy three front combat and Viet Cong movements toward Hanoi.
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Demilitarized Zone
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