Fragmentary Note Details 1960s Ronald Lodge Mention
A partial, jumbled OCR fragment references Ronald Lodge and a 1960s timeframe. It mentions John F. Kennedy era contexts and a Viet Nam note, with unclear placement. The readable parts hint at a personal or biographical sketch rather than a published event.
At Odds With Wife Fights For Husbands’ Equal Rights
W K Hurlburt of Chapman Oregon began picketing his wife this week for the right to say no just once. His wife Kay grins as she returns from training the couple’s hunting dog. Hurlburt advocates equal rights for husbands.
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W.K. Hurlburt
Chapman, Ore
Kay
Hurlburt
Nixon's First Foreign Aid Bill Passes
Washington AP Nixon’s inaugural foreign aid measure passed the House by 176 to 163 after nearly eight hours of voting. The bill funds technical aid development loans and military aid totaling about 2.19 billion dollars, with allocations for Latin America, family planning, Israel desalting, and a new overseas private investment corps.
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Washington
Nixon
House
Senate
China
Formosa
Robert L. F. Sikes
D-Fla
House Committee
Gerald R. Ford
John W. McCormack
Latin America
Alliance For Progress
South Korea
Israel
Erie Receives 416000 Training Funds for 372 Jobs
The federal government will provide 416,467 dollars for a job training program aiding 372 unemployed or underprivileged Pennsylvanians. Pennsylvania adds 16,169 dollars, with programs set for McKeesport Altoona Erie Johnstown Scranton and Shamokin. The announcement comes from Labor and Industry Secretary Clifford L. Jones.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Labor and Industry Department
Clifford L. Jones
McKeesport
Altoona
Erie
Johnstown
Scranton
Shamokin
Letter from 1863 by Gen Robert E Lee found in Virginia clerk’s office
A yellowed 1863 letter from Gen Robert E Lee's headquarters surfaced in Greensville County records. The document requests twelve able Bodied free Negroes for fortification work, dated March 13, 1863, and signed by Gen Robert E Less.
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Hmporia
Greensville County
B. E. Eanes
Army of Northern Virginia
Robert E. Less
Government loosens cyclamate use with labels
Washington AP Stepping back from a near total ban the government says cyclamates may be used in clearly labeled foods and as a sugar substitute in liquid or tablet form Sales of foods and substitutes containing the sweetener will be allowed if the label shows the cyclamate content in an average serving A ban on cyclamate beverages remains in effect effective January 1 Beverages labeled as containing cyclamates are no longer allowed without physician advice and the decision follows lab findings in rats but is framed to aid medical need and industry pressures
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Washington
Robert H. Finch
Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Finch
Roger O. Egeberg
No Site Named In Slaying Trial
The Supreme Court has not announced the site for Edward Silvis of West Hickory's murder trial for the April 12 slaying of Miss Alice Siggins. A change of venue was granted for October 2 by Warren Forest County judges, and the decision now rests with the high court.
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Tionesta
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Edward Silvis
West Hickory
Silvis
Alice Siggins
Warren-Forest County
Samuel P. Bonavita
Harry J.L. Mortimer
Chester L. Zaendel
Gerald McGill
Oil City
Forest County
Supreme Court
McGill
Corry Area High School Teacher joins National Youth Symphony Board
Ronald E. Rairie, director of instrumental music at Corry Area High School, is named to the National Board of the American Youth Symphony and Chorus. He is a Penn State graduate, Army veteran, married father of three, active in local organizations, and the group plans a Bermuda Cruise tour June 12–19, 1970.Temple University to hold tuition steady amid funding gaps.
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Ronald E. Rairie
Corry Area
American Youth Symphony and Chorus
Rairie
North Center Street
DuBois Area
Penn State University
U.S. Army
Penn State
America
Europe
Bermuda
Student Editor Amazed At Big Legal Process
Clarion State College student Sherry Lehman faced a six hour hearing over an editorial that labeled the county jail conditions subhuman. She defended the piece amid questions of hearsay, with a special investigatory hearing held by a 75 year old judge. The jail’s lack of rehabilitation and tight inmate conditions were discussed. Lehman plans to continue her crusade despite the court experience. Cardinal Wright will attend the Yugoslav inauguration of a building housing an archbishop and clergy tomorrow and Sunday.
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Clarion, Pa
Sherry E. Lehman
Clarion State College
Clarion County
Lloyd Weaver
Liberal Arts
Secane
Philadelphia
Clarion
Edward Zeitler
Lehman
Father Zeitler
Zeitler
Edward Cyphert
Eugene Walls
Cyphert
Weaver
Vatican City
John Cardinal Wright
Vatican Congregation For the Clergy
Yugoslavia
Cardinal Wright
Pittsburgh
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CAHS
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Temple University
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Erie, PA
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