Coppolino's Wife's Father Testifies For Prosecution
Naples AP report details Dr Carl Coppolino's account to his father in law on Aug 28 1965 as he described his wife Carmela's death in their Sarasota home during their alleged murder trial. The father of Carmela Musetto recalls questions about autopsy and a later claim of a severe heart condition from an autopsy. The body was shipped to New Jersey for burial without an autopsy, delaying investigation. The father says he trusted Carl's word, and the family pursued burial in Sarasota after discussion.
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Naples
Fla
Carl Coppolino
Sarasota
Cappolino
Carmela
Carmela Musetto
Boonton
Musetto
Coppolino
Millard) White
New Jersey
Carl
Leaders Gather For Adenauer Funeral
Bonn hosts a high level funeral for Konrad Adenauer drawing President Johnson and leaders from NATO nations to Cologne Cathedral. Charles de Gaulle and Harold Wilson join top officials as the Western alliance marks a major postwar gathering. Johnson's first Europe trip as president is anticipated but no extended tour is planned.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Rhine
Johnson
Konrad Adenauer
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
Harold Wilson
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Cologne
John F. Kennedy
White House
Washington
Europe
U.S
Elgin District Hikes Taxes in Jointure Plans
Elgin Borough this year owns the distinction of being the only school district in the Corry Area Jointure to raise taxes. The Elgin budget, now open for examination along with the other five district budgets in the Jointure, reveals a property tax millage increase from the current 45 mills to 60 for the 1967 school year.
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Elgin
Corry
Columbus
Concord Township
13 Year Old Finds $2990 by River and Keeps It
A Muskegon boy, Danny Shunta, found a glass jar with $2990 near the Musedgon River on March 27, 1966. Police returned the money to him, citing Michigan law that the finder may keep lost articles if no owner claims them within a year. Danny plans to use the funds for college.
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Muskegon, Mich
Muskegon
Muskegon River
Danny Shunta
Danny
Rudolph
Muskegon Police
Michigan
Jets Bomb Power Plants Near Haiphong in Vietnam War
AP dispatch reports U S planes struck three thermal power plants within about eight miles of Haiphong, including one just one mile from the port city. The raid followed heavy defenses and two plants hit by Kitty Hawk sorties, amid near daily air battles over North Vietnam with multiple MIGs shot down and pilots reported missing or captured.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Wats
7Th Fi
Kitty Hawk
Haiphong
Hanoi
Washington
Johnson
Ameri
Vietnam
Storms Clear Oil From Beach Areas
Gale swept seas and heavy surf cleaned oil from Massachusetts waters and beaches. Coast Guard reports two offshore oil slicks dispersed. Nantucket Police Chief said a 13 mile beach stretch was completely clean.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Coast Guard
Nantucket Island
Wendell H. Howes
Auto Workers Seek 30 Percent Raise in 3 Year Pact
In Detroit the United Auto Workers consider a three year contract with a 30 percent wage and fringe benefit gain. Leaflets for 3,000 delegates outline a four point program and list local presidents. President Walter P. Reuther urges a guaranteed annual income in any new agreement.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Robert Weissman
Twinsburg
Ohio
Staff Exceeds Goal At Corry Memorial Hospital Drive
At the Corry Memorial Hospital board meeting, Robert M. Bracken and Edward M. Feldt announced the staff has surpassed the fund drive goal for the long term care addition. Bracken urged that the widespread backing signals strong community support as canvassing begins next week. Directors noted high, early occupancy in the first three months and prepared to solicit residents of Corry and about 100 former locals.
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Cory Memorial Hospital
Robert M. Bracken
Cochairman
Edward M. Feldt
Bracken
Hospital Board of di
John W. Booth
Thomas W. Bonner
American City Bureau
Beaver Associates
Sidney Elston
Corry
Booth
Bonner
North Center Street
Samuel Antrim
Moon Shot To Start Scooping Tonight In Moon Crater
Fasaviva Calif AP surveyor craft Surveyor 3 photographs show a gentle touchdown with a five degree horizon rise. Operators plan the first scoop operation late tonight or Friday to test soil strength for potential manned landing.
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Fasaviva
Calif
Surveyor
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Surveyor 3
Greenville Student Arrested As Sniper At PSU
State Police identified 20 year old Robert E Vener of Greenville a marketing major charged with firing nine shots from a .22 pistol into four rooms in Cooper Residence Hall at Penn State University The arrest marked the third incident this month on campus A bond of 500 was set and Vener was released Justice of the Peace Oscar E Buchenhorst Bellefonte noted no injuries occurred among the 123 women residents in South Halls.
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University Park
Day Charn
Pennsylvania State University
Robert E. Vener
Greenville
Penn
Justice of the Peace
Oscar E. Buchenhorst
Bellefonte
Vener
Cooper Residence Hall
South Halls
East College Avenue
Borrough of
State College
College Avenue
Terminal cancer convict seeks clemency to die at home
William Kane, 30, serving a year for petty larceny at Meadowbrook Hospital, appeals Gov Rockefeller for clemency to spend his remaining time with his wife and four children. Kane requests the dignity of dying at home, arguing his life expectancy is short and visiting limits prevent contact with his family. His attorney sent a letter Wednesday. the governor declines comment until decision. Kane pleaded guilty to petty larceny in Nassau County and received a suspended 7½ year term on robbery charges.
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New York
Nelson A.1 Rockefeller
William Fane
Long Island
Meadoworook
Spencer Steele
Rockefeller
Kane
N.Y
Nassau County
Martin Kolbrener
Plane crash in Cyprus leaves 128 dead
Rescuers recovered 126 burned bodies on a hillock after a four engine Bristol Britannia crashed near Nicosia during a thunderstorm. Two of four survivors later died in hospital, bringing the toll to 128 as investigators consider lightning or a ground bump as possible causes.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Far East
U.N
Bombay
India
Cairo
Egypt
Globealr
Switzerland
Dii
Auto To Smash Cutting Barn Use Auto To Smash Cutting Barn
The Chautauqua County sheriff s office in Mayville continues an investigation into a Tuesday evening wrecking of a barn and farm equipment at Cutting. A car rammed the former township barn near Routes 426 and 74 end of a dead end drive, causing hundreds of dollars in damage to a hay baler. Wallaces report two youths fled after the crash and were later seen using a telephone in a Cutting store. The building is now owned by the Cutting Community Church. A high speed approach suggested by the scene.
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Chautauqua County Sheriff's Office
Mayville
Melvin Wallace
Corry
Wallaces
Cutting
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Tom
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Ap Bac
Me Kong
CMH
Ebensburg
Barness and Tucker Coal Co
Walter R. Miller
Hastings
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PSU
William Radcliffe
Patton
Cambria County
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Earl of Cork and Orrery
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