Property Deed Details From Erie Case Involving Dorothy M
Parcel dispute centered in Erie involving Dorothy M and Jack W lis wife. Court documents reference loan assignations and deed details with specific parcel bearings and lines described in rough Erie County geometry.
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ECU
Erie
Oriff
Plenssylvania
D.S.B
Erieylvania
Jack W. Lis
Plate & Sec
Marines land 1400 reinforce Da Nang air base
1400 US Marines waded ashore at Da Nang as part of a buildup around the air base. Brig. Gen. Karch said another battalion would join soon, destined for Hue area near the border 50 miles from North Vietnam. Naval craft ferried troops and equipment into the harbor as plans for a dedicated Marine air strike arm unfold.
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South Viet Nam
da Nang
United States
North Viet Nam
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Hainan Island
Hainan
U.S
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U.S. 7Th Fleet
Viet Nam
New China News Agency
Communist
China Agency
Hanoi Radio
Navy
Troops Reach Berlin as Allied Convoys Pass Soviet Checks
Four convoys carrying 452 US soldiers in 103 vehicles entered West Berlin via the Autobahn from Helmstedt under Lt Col Edward J. Geaney Jr. The move follows days of Soviet East German harassment as the Allies test readiness to pierce the blockade.
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Berlin
Sich
Edward J. Geaney Jr
New York City
Helmstedt
West Berlin
West Germany
Bundestag
United States
Britain
France
Bundesrat
Mayville Jury Awards $25 000 In Auto Death Case
A Supreme Court jury awarded Robert W. Kellogg of Silver Creek $25,000 for the April 12 1963 death of his son Robert B Kellogg in an auto crash near Silver Creek. The award could rise to $28,000 with interest and stands as the county’s largest verdict.
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Mayville
Supreme Court
Robert W. Kelloge
Silver Creek
Robert B. Kellogg
Chautauqua County
Young Kellogg
Silver Creek High School
Roger A. Bull
Sheridan
Kellogg
Bull
Marian Bull
Shirley Stebbins
Ee A. Mead Stebbins & Son
Stebbins Road
Rate Increase Rejected for Blue Cross of Western Pennsylvania
Harrisburg. Insurance Commissioner Audrey R. Kelly rejected a proposed 5 million dollar rate hike for about 400 000 Blue Cross subscribers noting most are in middle and lower income brackets and cost containment is needed to keep care affordable. She added time is needed to assess new state programs and Medicare proposals in Congress.
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Harrisburg
Blue Cross
Pennsylvania
Audrey R. Kelly
Congress
Woman and Youth Suspected in Local Shoplifting Case
City police plan to charge a local mother of two and her 16 year old boyfriend with shoplifting after the woman was caught stealing at G C Murphy Co store yesterday. The youth faces probation violation tied to a prior sneaker theft from the same store as detectives investigate a burglary case involving his brother and the woman’s. The woman, separated from her husband, has two young children living with her mother.
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G. C. Murphy Co
Gould Street
Youth 18 Draws Life Sentence for Murder in Pittsburgh
An Allegheny County jury convicted 18 year old ald Hardy of Pittsburgh and sentenced him to life imprisonment for the December 23 slaying of Anthony Bishop in Pittsburgh's East Liberty. Bishop was a Westmoreland County man killed in the incident.
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Knopukghtar
Doneald Hardy
Pittsburgh
Westmoreland County
Allegheny County
Hardy
Anthony Bishop
Lower Burrell
East Liberty
Negroes Fire On White Teens In Jonesboro Car Chase
A Negro man driving civil rights workers exchanged gunfire with four white teenagers in a station wagon in Jonesboro Louisiana authorities said. The FBI opened a federal inquiry to determine if a federal crime occurred and no injuries were immediately reported.
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Jonesboro
FBI
New Orleans
Louisiana
Bogalusa
Elmo Jacobs
Jacobs
Krause
Wacots
Ase
James Farmer
City Warns on Debris to Curb Under Ordinance 807
Streets chief Earl Hixson urges residents not to rake leaves into gutters as it clogs drains. Police remind Ordinance 807 authorizes hauling, fines up to 10 dollars plus court costs or five days in jail. Amendment in 1963 and 1964 added snow to debris rule.
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Earl Hixson
Streets Department
Plane Crash Stuns Nevada Bar as Ex-Wife Survives
In Bittman Nevada a rejected husband tried to crash a plane into a crowded bar to kill his ex wife. The aircraft struck the bar injuring a customer and a bystander while damaging vehicles. the ex wife was unhurt. The pilot John Covarrubrias 88 Las Vegas cement contractor faced a quarrel with Nellie since their divorce last October and had threatened to crash. The incident left two minor injuries and one serious injury with authorities investigating.
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Bittman
Nev
Clack County Sheriff
Robert Bell
John Covarrubras
Las Vegas
Nellie
Covarrubias
Bell
Columbus Man Sentenced On Gun Charge
Daniel Truesdale, 33, was sentenced to four months to one year in the Allegheny Workhouse after pleading guilty to pointing a deadly weapon and violating the uniform firearms act. He attempted to enter Doris Stockton's Columbus home on March 9 with a gun.
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Columbus
Allegheny
Daniel Truesdale
Doris Stockton
Lime
Edward Pass
Paul Sita
Corry Slate
Justice of the Peace
Perry Mead
Warren County
Alexander C. Flick Jr
Flick
Truesdale
Despondent Student Hangs Self After School Failure
Douglas L. Carlson, 12, son of LaVera and Patricia Carlson, hanged himself in his bedroom closet after returning home with a failing science report. Coroner Frederick Hitch said he and volunteers found the body around 5 pm after an emergency call. death ruled as self-inflicted.
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Walumer
Falconer Central
Douglas L. Carlson
LaVera Carlson
Frederick L. Hitchdel
Patricia Carlson
Paleoner
Senate OKs biggest ever school bill
The Senate passed a 13 billion education act to aid public schools and indirect benefits for private and parochial schools. The 73 to 18 vote followed House approval 263 to 158. President Johnson’s signature was expected soon. Parochial schools gain as the church state dispute ends.
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Senate
House
Johnson
Lydia Bohls
Stonewall
Tex
Jaredivil
White House
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Congress
School Bill Opens Door to Erie County Allocations
President Johnson signs the administration school bill paving the way for at least 905253 dollars next year to Erie County school districts. Funds to local districts hinge on district projects aimed at aiding low income families, with county officials distributing funds under Title 1. States receive 5908219 for library, textbooks and facilities under Title 2. Erie County reports 3733 children ages 5 to 17 in households under 2000 dollars annual income.
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Johnson
Erie County
Corry
Harrisburg
Maurice Kolpein
States
Pennsylvania
Department of Labor
Kolpein
Johnsons' Texas trip masks security with secrecy
President Johnson dedicates the Southwest Job Corps camp in San Marcos while the Friday night Houston Astros game secrecy sparked bomb scare speculation. The family flew from Washington after a late announcement and visited Johnson City ranch before returning. The San Marcos center serves over 300 students, expanding to more than 2,000 by year end.
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San Marcos
Tex
Johnson
Southwest
Texas
Lady Bird
Washington
White House
Houston
Harris County
Hielty
Bill Giles
Astros
Johnsons
Johnson City
Southwest Texas State College
Camp Gary
Air Force Base
Are We Litterbugging Our Skyways Says Paul Harvey
Journal columnist Paul Harvey poses whether airspace carelessness endangers skies after a light plane narrowly avoided a meteorite near collision. The anecdote sparks a broader, intriguing read about aviation safety and public responsibility.
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