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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1973
Page
3
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Dallas briefing recounts Anderson McCrew, a one legged hobo, dying near Marlin in 1913. His mummy toured as the petrified man before being acquired by Elgie Pace’s relative and kept in Dallas. Frank Lott funded burial after learning of the tale, with a Saturday service and a plain suit burial, amid a Brantford Salvation Army concert and band membership honors.
The White House confirms more than 100000 in improvements at Nixon’s San Clemente estate over four years, all said to be for Secret Service protection. Projects include heating upgrades, a large fence program, a bulletproof pool windscreen, and a 3360 dollar storage shed.
A 21-year-old Youngstown man, William Ealy, was arraigned in Butler County on charges of rape, robbery, assault with intent to kill, and larceny after extradition from Youngstown. He is jailed on 25,000 bond for an attack on a 72-year-old woman in a cemetery, who was raped and stabbed, then left in a wooded area. Her nurse was abducted. the victim remained hospitalized in serious condition.
Jackson Mississippi AP report notes three Arthur Guyton family members are Harvard Medical School graduates with others enrolled. The father David 1943 heads physiology at University of Mississippi, son Robert 1971 and two daughters Cathy Radcliffe and Jean Radcliffe enrolled, John to graduate next month, Steve in 1975. Uncle Jack was a 1943 graduate.
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