Corry Stairways Volunteers Set Meeting Here
Corry Stairways volunteers meet at the Corry Stairways office at 127 North Center Street Monday night to discuss expanding use of facilities. The program will be open Thursday 1 to 6 pm and 7 to 10 pm and Saturday 10 am to 4 pm, with past volunteers named and contact info offered for new helpers.
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Corry Stairways
North Center Street
Alma Phillips
Corry Branch of
Stairways
Margaret Morrow
Evelyn Dodd
Josephine Piccirillo
Evelyn Warner
Mary McCray Marie Roche
Marion Cariel
Greek Students Demand Ouster at Athens Polytechnic
Two thousand students barricaded the Polytechnic Institute in downtown Athens and seized the building. They set up a radio transmitter and demanded the overthrow of President George Papadopoulos and the government. Police stood by as sympathizers brought blankets and food. Classes were halted and banners proclaims Down with Papadopoulos and Out with the Americans. The sit in aimed to rally broad support while demonstrations sparked after a Nov 4 rioting verdict.
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Athens
Greece
Polytechnic Institute
George Papadopoulos
Papadopoulos
English Newlyweds Begin Honeymoon Aboard Britannia
Princess Anne and Capt. Mark Phillips began a Caribbean honeymoon after a London wedding. They sailed from Bridgetown on the royal yacht Britannia with 18 first class passengers aboard British Airways Flight 695. The trip includes visits to Ecuador, Colombia, Jamaica, Montserrat, Antigua, and the Galapagos before returning to London December 17.
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London
Britain
Princess Anne
Mark Phillips
Barbados
High Seas
British Airways
South America
Britannia
Anne
Phillips
James Beaton
Bridgetown
Rees
Caribbean
Panama Canal
Galapagos Islands
Princess
Galapagos
Ecuador
Colombia
Jamaica
Montserrat
Antigua
Court Rules Cox Fire Legal but No Reinstatement
Archibald Cox says he will not seek his old job as Watergate special prosecutor despite a court ruling that his firing was illegal. Judge Gesell emphasized protecting Jaworski's independence and cautioned Congress against creating a court appointed prosecutor. Bork, Jaworski, and congressional Democrats react as hearings continue.
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Washington
Archibald Cox
Watergate
Nixon
Cox
U.S. District Court
Gerhard A. Gesell
Leon Jaworski
White House
Justice Department
Robert H. Bork
Bork
Elliot L. Richardson
William S. Ruckelshaus
Gesell
Jaworski
Senate Judiciary Committee
Bella
Abzug
D-N-Y
Jerome R. Waldie
Cooper Industries boosts quarterly dividend by 30 percent
Cooper Industries board increased the quarterly common dividend from 20 to 26 cents, and the annual rate from 0.80 to 1.04 per share. First payout at the new rate is December 7 to record holders November 23. Series A and B preferred dividends are 1.25 and 0.625 per share, payable December 31.
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Toronto
Ontario
Cooper Industries
E. L. Miller
Cooper
Cooper Pentax
Corry
Easton
Pennsylvania
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Roe Bill Testitute Asporguiate
Ina Ays — Enhan
Cing
Hopkins
Urg
George P Tnata aHre
Cremorne
Vancouver
Nick Pisac
Buckingham Palace
Westminster Abbey
Norman Parkinson
Royal Park
Richmond
Princess Alexandra
Angus Ogilvy
Ogilvys
Phillipses
Chelsea Hospital
The
Daily Mail
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
William J. Baxley
Hell
Ree Rd
Pusch
Roper
Harned’s TV & Appliance
Mlegally
New York
Archie Bunker
Queens
Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Joseph Giordano
Steak House
West Smith ST. Extension
Bacon ‘N’ Leggs
Tuc
Tts Bs Club
Aml
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