Stalled United Fund Drive Near 76 Percent of Goal
United Fund drive shows 69 578 dollars raised, about 76.6 percent of the 990 000 target. Breakfast figures indicate the goal remains unlikely as Aero-Flow Dynamics and Corry Jamestown Corp slump depress giving. Drive chair James Howard and president Gene Bloom blame broader business decline and plant layoffs for the weak showing.
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United Fund
Corry Motor Inn
Drive
James Howard
Howard
Gene Bloom
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Aero-Corry
Midland-Ross Corporation of
Cleveland
Drive progress update shows mixed results toward goal
Howard reported at breakfast that 844 per cent of the goal had been reached, though the target was higher this year. Current totals by division include Area 483 dollars 51 percent, Business 3136 dollars 49 percent, Clubs 57 dollars 1 percent, Government 445 dollars 4.5 percent, Professional 2968 dollars 79 percent, Industrial 47183 dollars 77 percent. Officials aim for an eventual 80 percent final tally by Monday.
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Howard
Silvis Guilty In Child Beating Trial
A Warren County jury found Charles Silvis guilty of aggravated assault and battery for the May 16 beating of a year old boy at James Willis’s Bear Lake home. The child’s mother Billie Joe Curtis faced similar charges that were dropped after she sought mental treatment.
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Warren
Warren County
Charles Silvis
James Willis
R.D
Bear Lake
Billie Joe Curtis
Columbus
Warren State Hospital
Rose Willis
Silvis
Curtis
John Eberly
Corry Memorial Hospital
Pie Yipeank Tie Bale
Bomb Found After Black Panther Siege in Detroit
Detroit police officer John Cunningham carries a pipe bomb from Black Panther headquarters after a nine hour confrontation in which one officer was killed and another wounded.
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Detroit
John Cunningham
Black Panther
No-Deposit Bottle Sale Ban Rescinded
State Police report a morning crash on West Smith street in front of Cliff Buesink Ford involving Frances P. Christiansen and Walter S. Peake. Six children were aboard with no serious injuries. charges pending. Also, Richland County Board rescinds a no-deposit bottle ban and introduces a similar ordinance pending a state attorney general opinion.
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West Smith Street
Cliff Buesink Ford
Corry
Frances P. Christiansen
Hillcrest Drive
Walter S. Peake
East Street
Peake
Christiansen
William Dudinack
Richland Center
Wis
Richland County Board
Ralph Fink
Robert Warren
Fearful hijack spillover upsets U S generals in Turkey
Turkish authorities question two Soviet students seeking asylum after the second hijacking of a Soviet airliner in two weeks. The incident follows a prior Aeroflot hijack and involves political asylum bids for Lithuanians and a Soviet colonel held in the USSR. Ankara ponders Turkish court refuge versus Soviet criminal action in a tense, high stakes diplomatic row.
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Ankara
Turkey
U.S
Soviet Armenia
Nikolai Ginlov
Vitaly Pordchyk
Sinop
Anatolia
Alexei Menshikov
Black Sea
Union
Aeroflot
Kerch
Krasnodar
Ginloy
Pozdeyir
Yuri Derbinov
Pranas Stasio Brazinskas
Algedas
Trabzon
Soviet Union
Cevat Deneli
Russia
Vassily Grubyakov
Roll Shows One In 10 Top Students Use Marijuana
Washington AP report summarizes a Merit Publishing Co survey of over 22 000 youths aged 16 to 18 in 18 000 schools. Ten percent of top juniors and seniors admitted marijuana use with 88 percent denying and 2 percent unresponsive. The poll also covers attitudes on legalization sex race relations and politics.
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Washington
Merit Publishing Co
Northfield
Vietnam
Lennon Called To Testify In Manson Tate Case
Los Angeles AP John Lennon of the Beatles is sought as a witness in the Sharon Tate murder trial. The defense hopes Lennon can explain whether Beatles songs inspired Charles Manson to violence. The defense plans a four pronged strategy aiming to cast doubt on killers’ identities and to rebut the prosecution, with Manson expected to testify last. The defense notes about 10 related witnesses remain in the area.
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Los Angeles
John Lennon
Sharon Tate
Charles Manson
Manson
Miss Tate
Lennon
Mama Cass Elliot
John Phillips
The
Mamas and the
Papas
Eginson
Mannon
Mitchell fires up talk with top law officers on police killings
Attorney General John Mitchell convenes with 13 senior law officers in Washington to discuss rising violence against police and new federal measures. He cites IACP figures showing 60 attacks on officers and 21 deaths in the July to September quarter, as FBI and state authorities debate jurisdiction and penalties.
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Washington
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
IACP
TACP
Ehten
Ei Leahy
FBI
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Jake) Gehrlein
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Byron Clapper
Hart
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Saeerae
Chase
Charles
Bud) Bracken
Marine National Bank
C. Conrad Monroe
Marine’s Citizens Corry
Robert Glinch
Erie
Urve
Lao Air Force
Thailand
Panther
Nixon
Hubert Leach
George Win
Beatle
Mary
Irma ‘Caputo
Bobby Davina
Pitt Ie
Mitchall
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Bom
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