Kingsmen top Westminster in NAIA II title clash
California Lutheran tight end Ken Fassio of the Kingsmen rushed over Westminster College defender Ralph Miller, hauling in a 51 yard touchdown in Thousand Oaks. Fassio contributed to a 30 14 victory that earned the championship for California Lutheran.
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California Lutheran Kingsmen
Westminster College
Ken Fassio
Thousand Oaks
Calif
Westminster
Kingsmen
Coldest Western Pennsylvania forecast with mountain rain
Travelers warned in Western Pennsylvania and the North Central Mountains of intermittent rain and drizzle this morning. Freezing rain is possible in the North Central Mountains and higher elevations of the Laurel and South Central Mountains. Highs reach mid 30s to low 50s with tonight cooling to mid 30s to low 40s. Tuesday stays cloudy and mild with possible showers and mid 40s to mid 50s.
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Pennsylvania
North Central Mountains
Laurel
South Central Mountains
Obituary notices list local residents aged 57 to 83
The December 6 1971 column lists deaths including Marie Naple Marino 67 of 603 W Madison Ave Bartolomeo Lombardo 83 of 208 Lafayette St Hugh W Guntram 61 of Sandusky Ohio William M Nunn 57 of 1443 Butler Ave Charles Clark Reis 82 of Los Angeles Adaline L Rape 76 of 344 Knox Ave Mrs Cora Gilbert 77 of 211 W Moody Ave Joseph Mandaglio 74 of Yuma Arizona.
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Marie (Naple) Marino
W. Madison
Bartolomeo Lombardo
Lafayette St
Hugh W. (Slim) Guntram
Sandusky
Ohio
William M. Nunn
Butler
Charles Clark Reis
Los Angeles
Adaline L. Rape
Knox Ave
Cora Gilbert
W. Moody
Joseph Mandaglio
Yuma
Ariz
U.S. Push to Bring Indo Pakistan Crisis to General Assembly
The United States led a move to take the India Pakistan conflict to the General Assembly after Soviet vetoes blocked a cease fire in the Security Council. Sudan urged immediate halt to fighting and mutual troop withdrawal as Britain cautioned the continent teeters near Christmas.
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UPD
United States
General Assembly
Security Council
Sudan
India
Pakistan
Edward Heath
Indian Subcontinent
U.S
George Bush
Council
Assembly
Dean Acheson
Soviet Union
Middle East
Abba Eban
Mahmoud Riad
Israel
Moscow
Yakov A. Malik
Poland
Syria
China
Huang Hua
East Pakistan
Peking
South Korea Declares State of Emergency Over North Korea Threats
President Park Chung-hee announced a state of emergency citing a grave North Korean threat and China's UN admission. He warned freedoms may be limited as tensions rise and pledged no social unrest, while continuing Red Cross talks with North Korea on family reunions.
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UPS
Park Chung-hee
North Korea
China
United Nations
Park
Korea
Korean
U.N
Japan
Red Cross
South
Service station robbed by three men at Baron corner
Early today three Negro males robbed the Baron service station at Sampson and Grant, stealing an undetermined amount and a $200 tape recorder from the attendant’s car. The gunman, about 20, 5 ft 6 in, wore a dark golf cap and glasses. another, about 6 ft, wore a brown coat and red speckled hat. Attendant Gerald McHattie, 21, said a blue Chrysler stopped nearby at 4 am and the robbers forced him to open the safe’s outer section.
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Sampson and
Grant Streets
Gerald McHattie
DuShane St
India claims major victories in East Pakistan and Kashmir
United Press International reports India recognizing the Bangla Desh rebel government in East Pakistan and rapid advances with air supremacy. India says defeats Pakistan tank forces in southern Kashmir, air strikes on Karachi harbor, while Pakistan Radio claims posts captured and 77 Indian aircraft downed. Civilians killed in raids as evacuations proceed.
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India
East Pakistan
Kashmir
Karachi
Pakistan
Poonch
Western
Radio
Okha
Rann of Kutch
West Pakistan
Dacca
United Nations
Aftermath of Kidney Disease Drives in Lawrence County
Lawrence County communities rallied for six kidney disease victims over five to seven years. With ongoing costly treatments, questions arise about future funding and possible government help following Nixon’s cancer campaign. Mingione, a pioneer transplant patient, and Sandra Watt’s case heightened awareness of patient needs.
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Nixon
Sandra Watt
Pat
Mingione
Tycoon leaves over 1 million to area college
J Howard Pew a Sun Oil head and Republican donor died Nov 27 at 89 leaving 20 000 shares of Sun Oil valued over 1 million to Grove City College. The college has not yet received official notification and plans are not set. Pew was a Grove City alumnus and trustee and also left part of his art collection to the college.
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Norristown
UPI
J. Howard Pew
Sun Oil Co
Pew
Philadelphia
Ardmore
Republican Party
Sun Oil
Grove City
Robert N. Smith
Smith
Mercer County
College
Nixon Trudeau to focus on North American economic issues
Nixon and Prime Minister Trudeau meet at the White House to discuss trade surcharges and the balance of payments. Ottawa seeks relief from the 10 percent import tax and will raise topics on the 1965 Auto Trade Pact and energy trades amid broader world talks with other allies. Trudeau flies back Tuesday after a two hour session and a dinner.
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UPI
Nixon
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Trudeau
White House
Canada
Ottawa
City Man Dies After Double Auto Crash
An East Side man, William M. Nunn aged 57, died at Youngstown North Side Hospital at 12:30 p.m. Saturday from a base skull fracture and severe injuries after being struck by two cars on E Washington Street at West Avenue. James Pagley Jr. 18 swerved to avoid him and was followed by Albert N. Gerlach 61 who struck Nunn in the street. This marks the 20th traffic death in Lawrence County this year.
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Youngstown North Side Hospital
William M. Nunn
Butler Ave
Philip Giber
Trumbull County
E. Washington St
West Ave
James Pagley Jr
Mercer St
Nunn
Pagley
Albert N. Gerlach
Park Ave
Lawrence County
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