DC Indians Plan Service For Ira Hayes
Protesters, smeared with warpaint, hold the Bureau of Indian Affairs building as a standoff continues over nine demands. They barricade with office furniture, refuse to leave after a midnight deadline, and plan a memorial at Ira Hayes’s Arlington Cemetery grave. Federal Judge Pratt refuses contempt and a government bid to evict stalls. The group seeks replacements for top BIA and related officials and vows not to leave without satisfaction of their demands.
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Washington
Bureau of Indian Affairs
U.S
John Pratt
Arlington Cemetery
Ira Hayes
Iwo Jima
Justice Department
U. S
James F. Palmer
Palmer
Vernon Bellecort
Bellecort
Asst
Harrison Leesch
BIA
John ©. Crow
Bob Robertson
National Council On Indian Opportunity
Spiro T. Agnew
White America
Collision injures mother and infant in Corry intersection
A Corry area mother and her infant daughter were treated at Corry Memorial Hospital after a two car crash at West Smith street and Mead avenue. Eugene Dombrowski 62 failed to see oncoming traffic and struck eastbound vehicle driven by Patricia Bemis 22 and her 18 month old daughter Tracie Lee. Both cars sustained about $1000 damage.
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Corry Area
Corry Memorial Hospital
West Smith Street
Mead Avenue
Journal Press
Eugene Dombrowski
West Columbus Avenue
West Smith
Dombrowski
Patricia R. Bemis
R.D. 3
Conelway Road
U S Hurries More Warplanes To Viet To Bolster South AF
U S and allied forces rush warplanes to South Vietnam in the war's largest aid effort, with the South Vietnamese air force projected to top 2,000 aircraft. North Vietnam builds stockpiles and moves divisions near the border. China and North Vietnam attack the Nixon plan while a multi-nation aid program eyes relief and reconstruction.
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U.S
Viet
South AF
5Th Division
Parrot's Beak
Cambodia
Plain of Reeds
Mekong
South Vietnam
China
North Vietnam
Nixon
U.S. Navy
Coast Guard
Chinsoteague
McCulloch
Subic Bay
Philippines
Washington
Indochina
Laos
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
The
Asian Development Bank
Pentagon
South Korea
Iran
United States
No Plans To Scrap Sparta High School
Sparta High School or Spartansburg Attendance Center in Corry Area School District faces potential condemnation, but board president William Kafferlin says there are no current plans to close or abandon the building. He told The Journal the situation is too early for definitive action.
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Spartansburg
Corry Area
A To
William Kafferlin
Kafferlin
The
Journal
Spar
Iansburg
Sparta
Si Isburg
Corry
Russell Chapin
Wright Street
Chapin
Dut
Pittsfield Teen Fatally Shot in Business District
State Police identified 16 year old Kevin J. Hyde of Pittsfield as the victim in a shotgun death. Hyde was in a car with 18 year old Teddy W. Warham of Bear Lake when Hyde loaded and handed the gun to Warham to shoot. The weapon discharged while Warham handled it. Hyde died en route to Warren General Hospital. An inquest is ordered.
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Pittsfield
Kevin J. Hyde
Hyde
Teddy W. Warham
Bear Lake
Warham
Warren General Hospital
Poll Shows McGovern Surprising Strength in Corry
Erie County poll data cited by Victor French shows McGovern gaining ground in Corry and North East, with Republican registration slipping from a prior 2 to 1 lead to a tighter margin. The Pennsylvania campaign coordinator notes issues of corruption and economy influencing voters statewide.
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McGovern
Corry
George McGovern
Erie County
Pennsylvania McGovern Committee
Victor French
Pennsylvania
North East
French
State lines up long term donors for Kevin
Harrisburg officials seek sustained blood donors for Kevin Marshall a 12 year old hemophiliac to cover his $11 000 monthly clotting factor costs The state negotiates with Milton Hershey Medical Center near Camp Hill to set up a long term treatment program instead of Philadelphia Hospitals for the boy and his family faces travel and welfare concerns while the plan develops
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Kevin Marshall
Milton Shapp
Kevin
Philadelphia
Leonard Bachman
Milton Hershey Medical Center
Camp Hill
Bachman
Children’s Hospital
Francis L. Marshall Jr
Marshall
Shapp
Nixon Urges Voters Show World America Won't Surrender
President Nixon urged Americans in a nationwide radio address to vote for him to show world leaders that the United States will not retreat or surrender. He framed peace through strength and cited negotiations with Soviets, Peking openness, and talks with Korea, Germany, India and Pakistan as progress toward a broad peace agenda.
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Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
United States
America
Nigom
Peking
Youth charged after East Main crash in Corry
Samuel J. Baresi of 33 West Park Place was charged with driving under the influence after a three car crash on East Main Street shortly after midnight. Police said he pulled behind a car about to park, lost control and struck two parked vehicles owned by Frank Jackson and John Willis. Damage totaled about 1,600 dollars.
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East Main Street
Samuel J. Baresi
West Park Place
Baressi
Baresi
Frank Jackson
Snyder Circle
John Willis
R.D. 2
Corry
Jackson
Willis
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DC Indians
U.S. Agency For International Development
White House
Sparta High School
Phnom Penh
Mbodia
Xam Soui
Saigon
Mideast
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