Hoover Memorial Drive Aims To Raise Half Million
supporters of J Edgar Hoover seek more than 500000 dollars for a monument at FBI headquarters courtyard and a living scholarship memorial. The fund run by the Society of Former FBI Agents has collected over 100000 from ex agents and others, with designs invited from several sculptors for a real world style tribute next year.
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Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Hoover
Martin Luther King
Charles H. Stanley
Little Rock
Ark
Special Agents
Stanley
Ralph 4. Jones
Salt Lake City
Tal
Ihe Society
FEL Spokesmii
Colleen Williams to Face Another Day in Court
Erie author Colleen Williams who wrote Corporate Rape seeks another court hearing about the estate of the late Charles Williams. Orphans Court President Judge James Dwyer vacated himself from the case while Bucks County Judge Edwin Satterthwaite will preside. Dwyer previously had another judge hear the matter before exoneration. Williams faces threats allegations against an attorney as the estate dispute lingers unresolved since 1969.
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Erie
Colleen Wiliams
Williams
Orphans Court
James Dwyer
Dwyer
Bucks
Edwin Satterthwaite
Charles Williams
Erie Die Company
MS. Williams
Detector Fails But Burning Toast Does It
Titusville housing officials report smoke detector problems at Central Towers. Johnson Controls Inc. staff fixed a malfunction after a Monday notification. A sixth floor detector alarmed for no reason. no smoke or fire found. The system operated correctly Wednesday at 10:15 a.m. when burnt toast triggered the alert.
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Titusville
Central Towers
Titusville Housing Authority
Housing Authority
Johnson Controls Inc
Canfield
Ohio
Johnson
Aid centers to aid storms victims in Pennsylvania
Federal Disaster Assistance Administration will open five regional centers this weekend to help victims of the October 8 storms across 18 counties in Pennsylvania. Centers will operate at New Cumberland Army Depot and West Pittston on Saturday through Monday, Gettysburg on Saturday only, York on Sunday only, and Montrose on Tuesday only.
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Philadelphia
Federal Disaster Assistance Administration
Pennsylvania
New Cumberland Army Depot
West Pittston Borough
Adams County Board of Assistance
Gettysburg
FDAA
York County Board of Assistance
York
Montrose American Legion
DAA
Dogged Pakistani carver to present Ivory rosewood table at White House
Noor Hussain an 80 year old Pakistani woodcarver who spoke no English traveled from Dubai to the United States after years of persistence to present an ivory inlaid rosewood table to President Ford in a White House ceremony. He endured poverty a one way ticket debt and a Mecca pilgrimage before finally reaching Dulles. The White House will receive him on Tuesday via a presidential aide. In a separate note Princeton University has been loaned a collection of works by major modern artists to its Art Museum.
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Washington
White House
Ford
Noor Hussain
Dubai
Persian Gulf
Tme
Hussain
Richard Nixon
Abu Dhabi
United States
Mecca
Dulles International Airport
Nicole Sours
International Visitors Service
Dulles
State Department
New Delhi
George V
Great Britain
Name Is Name Of The Game In Vote Bid
Harrisburg AP report notes GOP chair Dick Frame fears famous political names will win votes for obscure candidates. He cites county recorder Robert E Casey profiting from the name of Democrat auditor general Robert P Casey, saying the campaign relied on mistaken identity. Frame imagines ads seeking workers named Franklin Roosevelt Truman Eisenhower Kennedy in Harrisburg and Washington with high pay and short hours.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
GOP
Dick Frame
Frame
Robert E. Casey
Robert Casey
Casey
Florida
Yoo
Johnny Durbin
Durbin
Senate
Politico
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
John Kennedy
Washington
Neighborhood Welcomes New Homeowners on Town Line Road
Bernice Marsh and Dr. and Mrs. Paul Heslink moved from the Gravink house to a new home bought from Legters brothers on Town Line road. Neighbors hosted a surprise party in their honor. Milton Humphrey and a friend from St. Petersburg, Florida, visiting local relatives, were noted in the grouping.
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Bernice Marsh
Paul Heslink
Gravink House
Legters Brothers
Town Line Road
Milton Humphrey
St. Petersburg
Fla
Bear Lake Busy Bears plan programs and meet
The Bear Lake Busy Bears met at Mrs. David Quist home with 10 members and two guests. Alfred Swackhammer of Corry taught macrame hanging baskets. Upcoming meetings include October 27 at Mrs. Walter Newhouse for Styrofoam Christmas trees and November 10 county meeting at Holy Redeemer Center in Warren.
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Peggy Osborne
Bear Lake
Busy Bears Home
David Quist
Alfred Swackhammer
Corry
Quist
Walter Newhouse
Holy Redeemer Center
Warren
Lee Crosby
Lillian Knapp
Clyde Hotchkiss
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Tien An Men
Peking
China
Communist Party
Hua Kua-feng
Mao Tse-tung
Chiang Ching
Chang Chung-chao
Wang Hung-wen
Yao Wen-yuan
Hua
Colleen
Berkey’s ‘Greenhouse & Floral Shop
Spartansburg, Pa
Goy’t
Aa Banet
Princeton
N.J
Princeton University
Cezanne
van Gogh
Degas
Toulouse-Lautrec
Gaugin
Art Museum
Bear Lake News
Myron Wallace
Hollis Upperman
Leslie Upperman
Clifford Aikens Sr
Charles Camp
Pittsfield
Alice Camp
Amos VanEarden
Sherman
Richard Curtiss
Richard Jaquitty
Ray VanderKooi
Gary Evans
Cleveland
Glen Evans
Henry Habink
David
Evans
Habinks
Ravelin Hill
Donald White
Gail Alcorn
Mt. Dora
Illy Fralick
Columbus
Jamestown
Mabel Swiderski
First Baptist Church
Max Bemis
Robert McCarty
Carl Marsh
Tonia
Carl Bayle
Corry Hospital
Lillian Wallace
Morgan Peck
North East
Mary Pettengil
Robert Spoon
Ripley
Marion Nelis
Virginia Luke
Mary
Goodyear
Pennzoil
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