Public Opinion Favours Ruby in Kennedy Case
Defense lawyer predicts federal findings will boost Ruby's case and shore up public opinion that Ruby had no connection to Oswald. Ruby, held without bond in Dallas County Jail after the Nov. 24 TV shooting of Oswald, faces a possible delay in his murder trial set for Dec. 9. FBI and police probe continues as Mrs. Marguerite Oswald denies her son killed Kennedy.
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Dallas
Federel
Jack Ruby
John F. Kennedy
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Oswald
Tom Howard
Henry Wade
Leah
Marguerite Oswald
Fort Worth
U.S
Russia
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Howard
City Taxes To Stand Put Despite Rising Costs
Despite a departmental budget rise of nearly 10,000 dollars, the city will not raise taxes for 1964. The tax millage remains 7.5 with a 0.5 percent wage tax intact. Increases for streets, finance, safety, and public property total 9,001 dollars, funded by found money and higher revenues.
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Streets
Dorr Clark
Finance
Guy Abbey
Public Affairs Department
Philip Zaleneck
Safety Department
Ray Weber
Public Property Department
Robert Gries
David Jetson
John|om
Carlton Smith
Smith
Streets Department
Harriet Myers
Hazel Merker
Aires
Corry
Half Million Deer Hunters Take To Woods
Harrisburg AP reports cold weather as the two week back season opens at 7 am with a turnout near 500000. Temperatures in hunting areas stay below 20 with cloud cover and light afternoon snow. By mid day three hunters died of heart attacks statewide while no shooting accidents were recorded. Fred Dandels and Joseph Seman died in Forest County and Gilbert Grove with his son Dennis on South Mountain near Shippensburg. State Game Commission officials forecast a profitable season with about 45000 deer killed, better than last year’s 42260, and a generally favorable outlook from field officers. Continuous reporting will follow.
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Harrisburg
The
Game Commission
Weather Bureau
Forest County
Fred” Dandels
Laurel Gardens
Pittsburgh
Joseph Seman
Leagittsburg
Warren
Ohio
Gilbert C. Grove
Hanover
Dennis
South Mountain
Shippensburg
Cumberland County
Commission
M. J. Golden
Golden
Harvey A. Roberts
Johnson Discusses Economy and Defense at White House
President Johnson called two cabinet officers and the budget director to the White House for economic and defense talks. He met with Defense Secretary McNamara Commerce Secretary Hnee and Budget Director Gordon, drafted a letter urging defense-cost cooperation, announced upcoming visits by West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard Italian President Antonio Segni and British Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home, met Whitney Young of the National Urban League, and presented the $50,000 Enrico Fermi Award to J. Robert Oppenheimer. The day ended with a church service and a trip to Arlington National Cemetery.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Robert S. McNa
Nara
Commerce
Luther Hnee
Kermit Gordon
Fenge
Ludwig Bichard
Antonio Segni
Alec Douglas-Home
Whitney Young
National Urban League
Enrico Fermi
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Los Alamos Laboratory
Jobson
Arlington National Cemetery
Made Threat On President's Life
AP report states Rup ert A Weatherington 40 to be arraigned in General Sessions Court on a charge of making an oral threat against President Johnson. Secret Service arrested him at home Saturday night citing erratic behavior and a belief he was discharged by the Army Corps of Engineers for a nervous condition. He alleges a blackout involving the President and three local bank heads would clear his record, and warned Johnson would die if the blackout continued.
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Washington
APJ
Rupert A. Weatherington
General Sessions Court
Johnson
Secret Service
Weatherington
Army Corps of Engineers
Bend A Few Fenders Local Drivers Struggle With Icy Roads
Over the weekend in Corry icy city streets sparked multiple crashes. Mrs Stella Clark of East Columbus Avenue slid off the road after losing control at 1 p m injuring no one but causing vehicle damage. Howard Munsee towed the car to Dairy Queen lot and Mrs Clark was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Stella Clark
Columbus
Clark
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Howard Munsee
East Columbus Avenue
Dairy Queen
City Warns Winter Means New Thinking in Corry
Police Chief Harley Drake and Streets Director Dorr Clark urged cautious driving on ice and snow and explained a new alternate side walking plan. They noted amendments to prohibit throwing snow and leaves into streets, with tickets for violators as winter requires drivers and residents to adjust.
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Harley Drake
Dorr Clark
Drake
Corry
Clark
Jhrives
Four Corryites Report Early Buck Season Kills
Four Corry residents report deer kills as buck season opens in the Sciota road area. Bob Watrous from Simmons Road shot a five pointer at 7:45 near home. 15-year-old Terry Slye killed an eight pointer on Sciota Road. Charles Maynard, 17, of Grand Valley, also claimed an eight pointer at 7:45. Gene Davis of East Washington Street reported a four pointer near Tamarack Swamp north of Hudson School.
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Corry Wunters
Commonwealth
Nimrods
Buck
Sciota Road
Bob Watrous
Simmons Road
Terry Slye
Scigta Road
Young Slye
Victor Lye
Charles
Butch) Maynard
Grand Valley
Vivian Ayers
Gene Davis
East Washington Street
Davis
Hudson School
Tamarack Swamp
Omer
R. D. 4 Man Hurt In Freak Farm Mishap
Francis Redlecki a 37 year old Corry man remained in fair condition at Corry Memorial Hospital this afternoon after a freak farm accident yesterday. He was struck in the face when a ring holding a wheel on a farm vehicle snapped as he tried to pump it. He was rushed to the hospital by neighbors and treated for lacerations to the left cheek and scalp concussion and facial bruises.
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Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Francis Redlecki
Redlecki
Fire kills three girls as brothers burn in Erie flat
Eight children, five seriously, are injured after a kerosene stove topple sparks a blaze in a second floor Erie flat. Eddie Brown loses three daughters Jacqueline eight Esther four Ethel nine months. a mother dies later. Six other siblings, ages 3 to 15, face varying conditions as investigators cite a scuffle over the stove.
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Erie
John Grenberg
Eddie Brown
Hamot Hospital
Brown
Juanita
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Jacqueline
Esther
Ethel
St. Vincent's Hospital
David
Herman
William
Anthony
George
Grenberg
William Brown
Sparta Woman Fights PLCB On Bar Maid Ban
Mrs Louise Anderson, owner of 50 percent of the Sparta Motel in Spartansburg Crawford County, challenges the Pennsylvania Bar Maid Act in Superior Court. The case hinges on whether 50 percent ownership exempts her from serving across the bar. the ruling could affect other women licensees.
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Sparta
LEB
Pittsburgh
State Superior Court
Louise Anderson
Spartansburg
Crawford
Superior Court
Andersson
Crawford County Quarter Sessions Court
Anderson
Herbert A. Mook
Mook
Pastor, ex-convict kill three in Asheville church
Walter Bailey, 57, an ex-convict, entered Went Asheville Assembly of God Church and shot minister Laster Cobb, his ex wife Ruby Bailey, and then himself with a shotgun. Bailey, a self employed tree surgeon released from prison about two weeks earlier, faced pleading from congregants before firing.
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Asheville
N.C
Walter Hi. Bailey
Assembly of God Church
Laster Cobb
Serman
Ruby Bailey
Bailey
Cobb
J. D. Taylor
Church Board
Mr. Cobb
John C. Young
Buncombe County
James Hatlo Dies At 65 In Carmel California
James Jimmy Hatlo, 65, syndicated cartoonist for Hearst King Features, died yesterday of a heart attack in Carmel California. His cartoons They'll Do It Every Time and Little Todine were in more than 700 newspapers worldwide.
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Jimmy Hatlo
Carmel
Calif
James Jimmy Hatlo
Hearst King Features
Tribute Elks Honor Kennedy At 1963 Memorial
More than 200 Elks and guests gathered for memorial services here honoring 12 deceased Corry Lodge members and one member from Boston Lodge 10, including John F Kennedy. Ray mond J. Brown of the Franklin Lodge, a retired Army colonel, delivered the principal tribute during the hour long ceremonies with Kennedy’s photo draped in tribute.
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Elks
Corry Lodge
Lodge 10
Boston
John Pieger Kennedy
President Kennedy
Raymond J. Brown
Franklin Lodge
New York City Poised to Fluoridate Water Supply
New York City moves toward adding fluoride to its public water after decades of debate. The Board of Estimate likely will approve funding for nine fluoridation plants and ongoing maintenance, with support from Public Health Service officials and major health organizations.
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New York City
Board of Estimate
Teservati
New
Ork
Stems
Ommunity Council of Greater
Women's City’ Club
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