Estate Notice and Auction Details in Pennsylvania
The notice references the estate of a deceased resident in Lackawanna County. It lists court dates, bids procedures, a May 1 auction, and secretary Christian Christensen from the Corry School of Commerce handling details. Names and numbers indicate local officials and contact points for prospective bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shen Law
Holstein
Ms. Cash
Mn Allen
Mills
Lawrence
Stansburg
Cos
Pennsylving
Butters
Warren Pennsylm
Warren
School of
Corry
Milry
Local State Troopers Raid Cockfight Net 36 Arrests
Seventeen participants and spectators at a cockfight in the basement of Harry Clabbatt’s Corry home were rounded up by state police from multiple counties. Ten out of state residents faced cruelty to animals charges, bond set high, and possible gaming charges. Local residents may face cruelty charges. raid described as highly orchestrated and timed to end before dawn. The operation involved multiple vehicles, roadblocks, and a careful pre raid surveillance. Continued on Page Three.
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Corry
Warren
Franklin
Meadville
Erie
Harry Clabbatt
Akam Road
Clabbatt
Butters
Journal
Clabbatt Farm
George Martin
Clabbatz Farm
Page
Moon Rocket To Be First Prospector Of Surface
Amer i ca's Surveyor 3 launched toward the moon to become the first U S prospecting rover to land on the lunar surface. The 10 foot tall craft aims for the Ocean of Storms site, with a two week mission to photograph and analyze soil samples and rocks. The Atlas Centaur booster lifted at 2 05 a m EST and mission control reported the trajectory looked good.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
America
Surveyor 3
Gostland
U.S
United States
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Supreme Court denies Cassius Clay draft stay request
The Supreme Court today refused without comment Cassius Clay's injunction request to block his April 28 induction into the Army. He had filed motions to freeze his draft status while challenging several constitutional arguments raised in lower courts.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Cassius Clay
Clay
Four Children Die In Clifton Tenement Fire
Four children perished when a general alarm blaze engulfed a two story frame tenement in Clifton New Jersey. The structure housed twelve families and had just had two unoccupied apartments renovated to fire code. The flames scorched the interior, causing a victim to collapse onto a bed in the apartment below where two brothers lay dead.
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Clifton
N. J
Fulbright presses for European troop cut
Senator J W Fulbright urges halving U S troop commitments in Europe amid easing East West tensions. As chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee he forecasts support for a resolution to withdraw six American divisions, arguing three would suffice to reassure Western Europe. He notes Russia’s moves to reduce tensions while complicating Asia.
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Washington
J.W. Fulbright
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Arkansas Democrat
Europe
Asia
Prisoners Seek Help at Governor Maddox Open House
Four escapees from Wilkinson County public works camp visited Governor Maddox at his open house to report prison abuses. They described bars sawed through at midnight and walking all night to appeal for relief, including threats, solitary confinement, and a week with one meal.
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Atlanta
Lester Maddox
Wilkinson County
Maddox
Johnson seeks court order to halt helicopter engine strike
The Johnson administration moves to court to end a one day strike at Avco Lycoming in Stratford Connecticut delaying T35 helicopter engines needed for Vietnam. A Taft Hartley cooling off period is sought under an 80 day injunction after a three member board urged tough action. About 80 of 4,600 UAW members picketed with no incidents reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson Administration
Vietnam
Johnson
Justice Department
Avco Corp
Threeman
Russell Booth
UAW
Booth
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Presidential Advisory Board
Leo C. Brown
Center For Social Studies
Cambridge
Mass
Clyde W. Summers
Yale University
James C. Hill
Huntington
N.Y
Six Citations Issued Over Weekend
Police records show six more motor vehicle code citations over the weekend along with a disorderly conduct case tied to a car crash. Thomas L. Kuss 21 of Corry paid 117 dollars in fines costs and restitution after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct for a Friday night crash that followed a police chase on East Columbus avenue.
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Thomas L. Kuss
Corry
Merle Ottaway
Nancy A. King
R. D
West Main Street
M1 Street
Ohio
Andrew Tinko
Oberlin
Tinko
Joseph W. Tinko
Andrew
Joseph
Joseph Tinko
Peace protests end with disputes over size and hue
In New York and San Francisco peaceful demonstrations against the Vietnam War ended amid disputes over turnout and political tone. Secretary Rusk criticized how Hanoi might interpret the marches while Martin Luther King Jr denied significant Communist participation, estimating crowds far larger than police counts.
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New York
San Francisco
Dean Rusk
Vietnam
Rusk
Martin Luther King
Minimiz
King
Hanoi
Manhattan
East Village
Washington
Eight year old girl dies after road accident near Waterford
The eight year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Slayton of Waterford died at St. Vincent's Hospital Erie after being struck by an eastbound car four miles west of Union Route 97. Trooper Richard Wargo said the child darted from a parked car into the path of the vehicle driven by Leslie Loomis of Union City. Coroner Merle Wood ruled head injuries as the cause.
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Eooran Slayton
James Slayton
R. D
Waterford
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Union City Memorial Hospital
Richard Wargo
Corry State
Leslie J. Loomis
Union City
Wargo
Merle Wood
Two Car Crash Kills Woman in Cambria County
LORETTO Pa Two cars collided dead on Saturday night near Loretto in Cambria County killing a woman and injuring four. Agnes Hassan 38 Barnesboro was the deceased rider in a car driven by her husband Isaac 49. He and their son Paul 1 were hurt others injured include driver William Weber 21 Eric and passenger Robert Childon 18 Ashville. The wreck occurred on a nearby rural road about three miles north of Loretto.
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Loretto
Cambria
Agnes Hassan
Barnesboro
Isaac
Paul
William Weber
Eric
Robert Childon
Ashville
Camyria
Lorretto
Troops Move North as U S Cavalry Shifts Roles in Vietnam
U S forces shift the 1st Cavalry Airmobile Division to an operational area in Quang Ngai Province about 350 miles north of Saigon to counter growing Communist pressure. The unit has killed 100 enemy since April 8 and will free Marines near the 17th Parallel. Viet Cong terror campaigns aim to disrupt local elections as air war continues with 96 missions against North Vietnam.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U. S
U.S
1St Cavalry
Quang Ngai Province
Vietnam
South
North Vietnam
U.S. BS
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Troopers
Concord Township
Justin Butters
Humane Society
John Barnes
Joseph Grunik
Paul Sita
Ing
Eaton
Bulletin
Fulbright
Afl-Cio
United Auto Workers Union
The
Auto Workers
Avco
Lycoming
Stratford
Conn
London
Seymour Howard
Sooi Chon
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