10 Jun 1969
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1969
Page
1
The World Almanac notes that Aristotle mentioned Albion in the 300s B.C. and poets still use the term. It likely derives from the Gauls, meaning mountain land or white land, a reference to the chalky cliffs of Dover.
Abby Buren urges immediate action when a six year old is taken into the woods by a 12 year old neighbor. Advise to explain boundaries to the child, confront the neighbor's parents, and monitor the daughter closely. provide contact for personal replies and Abby booklets.
Valley Forge article covers dedication of a Freedom Wall at Freedoms Foundation in Philadelphia area. Historic brick pillars and wood stringers symbolize honoring men and women who served, with local notes from Indiana Pa and surrounding communities.
An 18 year-old youth was denied all charges in connection with the April 17 stabbing death of John J. Courtney a divinity student from Red Bank New Jersey. Wesley N. Grace was held for the grand jury action by Justice of the Peace Joseph V. Gessler. Two others held in connection with the slaying are to have hearings Friday.
The Ridge High School final grading period names honor students across grades. Students achieving highest honors include Jeanne Nourade Logan Smith Darlene Nabinger Susan Master and Larry Zambotti. High honors recipients include Darlene Nabinger Susan Master Carolyn Miller and Larry Zambotti.
Charges dropped against two 20 year old Lancaster girls Kathy M. Diller and Jeanna Kester for lack of evidence after an incident in which a neighbor reported a flag used as a room divider. The case was dismissed by Alderman Bieda and Coleman amid chaos and listed names, dates, and officials involved.
SPIVEY'S CORNER NC AP The first National Hollerin Contest will be held June 28 in this east central North Carolina community. The contest chairman says 28 applications have been received from participants in the Carolinas and Georgia, some in their 60s and 70s recalling days before the telephone when hollering to neighbors was common.
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