Amish School House Moves to Landis Valley Museum
Two Lancaster County Amish children watch their old one room school house be raised onto a flatbed truck and taken away. The structure is headed to the Pennsylvania Farm Museum at Landis Valley after the historical commission bought it for 5500 dollars.
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Lancaster County
Pennsylvania Farm Museum
Landis Valley
Historical Commission
Somalia and East Germany Establish Diplomatic Ties
East Germany and Somalia have agreed to establish diplomatic relations. Somalia becomes the eighth non Warsaw Pact country to recognize East Germany, joining Egypt Sudan Syria Iraq South Yemen Cambodia and the Republic of the Congo Brazzaville.
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Berlin
East Germany
Somalia
Egypt
Sudan
Syria
Iraq
South Yemen
Cambodia
Republic of the Congo-Brazzaville
Put Away Your Wrench We Assemble It
Advertisement promises fully assembled Schwinn bikes sold at the store on Ist Avenue. It claims bikes are assembled adjusted and serviced at no extra charge and ready to ride. The ad lists phone 422-0211 and hours Mon and Fri 9 30 to 8 00 Tue Wed Thur Sat til 6 00.
Kopechne Record Printed Ahead Of Judge Decision
A federal judge weighed a ban on publishing the secret Kopechne inquest record as Massachusetts officials released copies for Wednesday. Lipman claims sole right to reproduce the 764 page transcript, while Keating as custodian arranged pre release copies. The inquest into Mary Jo Kopechne’s death near Chappaquiddick Island involved figures including Dinis and Kenne dy, with Lipman proposing sales to media at about one dollar per page.
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Boston
Mary Jo Kopechne
Andrew J. Caffrey
Sidney R. Lipman
Caffrey
Lipman
Superior Court
Edward V. Keating
Keating
Dist. Atty. Ed
Dinis
Miss Kopechne
Washington
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
Former Middletonian Accepts Fund Post
The Northeast Ohio Chapter of the American Heart Association names the Rev. A. Duane Frayer director of fundraising in Cleveland. Frayer, Kent State Wesley Foundation campus minister, resigned his KSU post after nine years to lead fundraising, noting heart disease as the top health enemy and aiming to expand research and community services.
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Northeast Ohio
American Heart Association
Duane Frayer
Wesley Foundation
Kent State University
KSU
Cleveland
Mr. Frayer
Wallace M. Frayer
14Th Ave
Otterbein College
Westerville
Garrett Theological Seminary
Evanston, Ill
Lake Brady Community Church
Ohio
Frayer
Grant Awarded to Miss Mullins from Gerber Products
A $250 cash grant from Gerber Products Co. goes to Glenda Mullins, a freshman at Middletown Hospital School of Nursing. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mullins of 6249 Liberty-Fairfield Road, Hamilton, she was chosen for potential in nursing as one of two southwestern Ohio first-year grants.
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Middletown Hospital School of Nursing
Gerber Products Co
Glenda Mullins
Miss Mullins
Glenn Mullins
Liberty - Fairfield Road
Hamilton
Ohio
Mullins
Yoko Ono Said to Have Helped Break Up the Beatles
London based biographer Hunter Davies claims John Lennon’s marriage to Yoko Ono shifted control of Beatle business to Lennon, sidelining the other members and fueling the group’s dissolution. Davies notes Lennon led peace campaigns and offbeat art projects post union.
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Paul McCartney
The
Beatles
John Lennon
Yoko Ono
Hunter Davies
London Times
Lennon
Yoko
Davies
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