Supreme Court weighs subversion inquiry and rights clash
The Supreme Court reviews Congress power to investigate subversion as the House Committee on Un-American Activities faces a challenge by ex union official John T. Gojack backed by the ACLU. The case pits First Amendment rights and privacy against government interest in investigating subversion.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
House Committee On UN
American Civil Liberties Union
Justice Department
Ces
John T. Gojack
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
U.S. Circuit Court For
District of Columbia
Gojack
Communist Party
Bedford couple shot. coroner calls murder death by own action
Bedford County coroner rules the deaths of Edward G. Schwing and his wife Marguerite Schwing as murder and death by own action. The 65 year old couple were found with a 12 gauge shotgun. his body outside the house and hers in bed at their cottage in Johnstown.
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Bedford
Bedford County
Johnstown
Alton Barefoot
Edward G. Schwing
Marguerite
Schwing
Missouri Show Me State party learns muskellunge farming
Visitors from Missouri toured the State Fish Hatchery Union City facility to study muskellunge propagation. The Missouri delegation included Fred Vasey Gary Cumenisch Keith Henricks Walter Houghton and A C Hoefelman pilot for the commission. A large plane brought the group yesterday as part of the visit.
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Missouri
Union City
State Fish Hatchery
Fred Vasey
Gary Cumenisch
Keith Henricks
Walter Houghton
A. C. Hoefelman
Commission
Jaycees Map Teen Age Car Rodeo For June
At their first Corry Chapter meeting the Jaycees approved a safe driving rodeo for teen drivers. Partners include Mercury Division of Ford Motor Co and State Police with Dr James Bogden and Rex Apps named cochairmen. A June 4 date is planned.
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Corry
The
Jaycees
Mercury Division
Ford Motor Co
Cochairmen
James Bogden
Rex Apps
Pete Parker
East South Street
Treasury
Drug Pushers Ordered To Take Mental Tests
Three men who pleaded guilty to selling and possessing marijuana are ordered by Judge David L. Ullman to undergo mental tests. Wallace Reddick and Richard Dellum, both 23 of Philadelphia, and Robert J. Finkel, 21 of New York, a former Columbia student, must take evaluations after their Wednesday pleas. Reddick's wife Roberta, 24, pleaded not guilty to possessing marijuana. The men were arrested last November in a probe of narcotics on college campuses.
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Philadelphia
David L. Ullman
Wallace Reddick
Richard Dellum
Robert J. Finkel
New York
Columbia University
Reddick
Roberta
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is There
A reflective piece compares oral speech to the lasting record of printed text, noting speech fades while print endures and shapes memory. It considers the roles of speakers and printers in preserving culture and history for future readers.
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Arrow Fenway Club
Merger Push to End Separate NYC Papers This Weekend
Meyer says the three newspapers will cease existing as separate entities over the weekend regardless of talks outcome. John J. Gaherin notes Publishers Association solidarity with the new corporation, while four members must decide if any papers close. Papers listed include the New York Times Daily News Star Journal and Star Press. Justice Department approval of the merger cited.
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Meyer
John J. Gaherin
The
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New York City
New Corporation
Gaherin
New York Times
Daily News
Long Island Star-Journal
Long Island Press
Washington
Justice Department
Merger face uncertain due to severe operating losses
The department notes severe operating losses across the three newspapers and reserves the right to challenge the merger if new developments or information warrant such action.
Missourians Probe Secrets Of Muskie Raising Here
Missouri conservationists visited Corry Pennsylvania to study muskellunge propagation. LeRoy Sorenson of Corry’s hatchery impressed visitors with proven methods while the group planned a further briefing at Bellefonte Hatchery with Chief Biologist Keen Buss.
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Corry
LeRoy Sorenson
Sorenson
Bellefonte Hatchery
Keen Buss
Bellefonte
Two County Communities Get U S Aid Urban planning grants
McKean Township and Middleboro Borough in Erie County received urban planning assistance grants from the Department of Housing and Urban Development announced by Congressman Joseph P. Vigorito. McKean gets 7597 dollars and Middleboro 3367 dollars toward future growth plans and updating their general development plans.
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McKean Township
Middleboro
Erie County
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Joseph P. Vigorito
Washington
McKean
Infantry Trainee Blount Completes Fort Polk War Drills
Army Pvt. Jay R. Blount 38 son of Richard J. Blount of 10 West Smith Street completed advanced infantry training plus weeks of guerilla warfare instruction at Fort Polk Louisiana. He endured five days of simulated Viet Nam conditions fighting off night attacks conducting raids on enemy villages and learning booby trap removal and ambush avoidance. He entered the Army last August and is a 1965 graduate of Corry Area High School.
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Army
Jay R. Blount
Richard J. Blount
West Smith Street
Fort Polk
Blount
Corry Area High School
Paint Burns Girl Killed in Organtown WV
Leva Summerfield 14 died at West Virginia University Hospital after a heater ignited a bucket of paint at her home near Hikins. Siblings Danny and Donna Summerfield ages 10 were badly burned but in fair condition. The blast occurred amid a grant note of 4490 for Middleboro with three quarters funded federally and the rest by state and local governments to cover costs over two years.
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Organtown
W. Va
Leva Summerfield
Hikins
West Virginia University Hospital
Hettie Summerfield
Danny
Donna Summerfield
Middleboro
Vigorito
Mead to Face Two Court Dates Over County Dispute
Warren County Commissioner Blain M. Mead is slated for two court appearances next week. On April 27 he contests a $600 per barrel oil levy against the county alleging undue hardship on producers. On April 28 he answers a charge by Commissioner D H Lay that he violated the county code by purchasing property at a tax sale.
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D. H. Lay
Linesville Man Injured In Cornpicker Tractor Accident
A 71 year old Linesville man Otto J Call RD 1 Linesville was admitted to Meadsville City Hospital after his clothing caught in a cornpicker drive mechanism. He sustained severe leg cuts and is in satisfactory condition. Call was transported by Meadville Ambulance Service.
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Meadyiunt
Linesville
Meadsville City Hospital
Otto J. Call
R. D
Call
City Hospital
Meadville
Scott Paper reports record first quarter sales
RECORD SALES PHILADELPHIA The Scott Paper Co. announced Tuesday that first quarter sales reached 120,542,000 dollars, the highest quarterly total in the company's history.
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Scott Paper Co
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