Public opinion may favor Ruby in Kennedy case
A Dallas is tied to Jack Ruby amid expected delay in Ruby trial for Oswald murder. Ruby, 52, jail bound without bond, faces a December U.S. District Court date as federal investigators dig for evidence. Defense lawyer Tom Howard predicts public sentiment will shift in Ruby’s favor once Oswald’s case file is released. Marguerite Oswald defends her son’s innocence, while authorities review Oswald notes.
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John F. Kennedy
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Dallas
Oswald
Tom Howard
Henry Wade
Ates
Marguerite Oswald
Jones
Fort Worth
Os Wald
U.S
Russia
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Evience
Howard
City Taxes To Stand Put Despite Increasing Costs
City to keep tax millage at 7.5 and wage tax at 1 percent for 1961 despite a nearly $10,000 rise in departmental budgets. Increased revenue from state and local sources plus higher assessed value and parking meter revenue offset costs. Budget changes include raises totaling about $4,112 for 24 full-time employees and specific department allocations. Continued discussion noted.
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Streets
Dorr Clark
Finance
Guy Abbey
Public Affairs Department
Philip Zalzneck
Safety Department
Ray Weber
Public Property Department
Robert Grice
David Johnson
Johnfot
Carlton Smith
Smith
Vegilar Police and Fire Department
Streets Department
Harriet Myers
Hazel Merker
Corty
Half Million Deer Hunters Take To Woods
Half a million hunters flock to Pennsylvania forests for the two week buck season opening at 7 a.m. with expected turnout near 500000. Weather officials predict temperatures mostly under 30 with a light afternoon snow and no major accumulations. Three fatal heart attacks reported statewide by midday, two while hunting in Forest County and near Warren plus another on South Mountain Cumberland County. Game Commission officials expect a profitable season. forecasters say deer numbers around 500000 with projected harvest around 45280 last year’s figure. District protectors’ survey indicates a better than average season with 112 of 181 officers rating prospects good to excellent. 19 forecast fair conditions. Continued on Page Three.
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Game Commission
Weather 1
Weather Bureau
Forest County
Pred- Daniels
Laurel Gardens
Pittsburgh
Joseph Seman
Leavittsbur
Warren
Ohio
Gilbert C. Grove
Hanover
Dennis
South Mountain
Shippensburg
Cumberland County
Commission
Tater
M. J. Golden
Johnson Discusses Economy Defense at White House
President Johnson met with two Cabinet officers and the budget director for talks on economic and defense matters. He drafted a letter to defense contractors urging cost cuts and announced visits by West German Chancellor Erhard Italian President Segal and British PM Douglas-Home. The day included a White House ceremony awarding Enrico Fermi to J. Robert Oppenheimer and a family church service at St. Mark’s.
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Johnson
White House
Robert S. McNa
Fense
Ludwig Erchard
Antonio Segal
Minist
Alec Douglas-Tome
Whitney Young
National Urban League
Enrico Fermi
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Los Alamos Laboratory
Atomic Energy Commission
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Arlington National Cemetery
Threat on President Johnson Leads to Arraignment
AP reports Robert A. Weatherington, 40, to be arraigned in General Sessions Court on an oral threat against President Johnson. Secret Service arrested him at home after he claimed the Army Corps of Engineers discharged him for a nervous condition. Weatherington alleged a news blackout would clear his record and implied the President and three bank heads were involved. The matter arose from his claim of a blackout and threat.
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Robert A. Weatherington
General Sessions
Johnson
Secret Service
Weatherington
Army Corps of Engineers
Weekend ice causes cars to crash in Bend area
A series of weekend accidents due to icy streets left several vehicles damaged but no injuries reported. Mrs. Stella Clark, 35, of Columbus, skidded on East Columbus avenue and rolled into a ditch, exiting through a window and later examined at Corry Memorial Hospital with no injuries. Howard Munsee moved the car to a Dairy Queen lot. Damages to the Clark vehicle were noted and multiple crashes began Saturday as ice formed on city streets. Further collisions occurred at North Center and Smith intersection.
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Columbus
Clark
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Dairy Queen
North Center
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City Warns Winter Means New Thinking
City officials urge motorists and residents to adjust for winter conditions. Police Chief Harley Drake warns of ice and snow hazards and enforces a crackdown on unsafe driving. Streets Director Dorr Clark backs an amended ordinance banning throwing snow into streets to aid snow removal.
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Dorr Clark
Drake
Corry
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Clarke
City of Finance
Four Corryites Report Deer Kills Signaling Buck Season
Four Corry hunters report successful kills as buck season opens. Snow aids tracking despite overcast skies. In Sciota road area two of four kills. Bob Watrous on Simmons road shoots a fire pointer at 7:45 near home. Terry Slye, 15, takes an eight pointer on Stota road. Charles Butch Maynard, 17, an eight pointer near Grand Valley at 7:45. Gene Davis, of East Washington Street, downed a four pointer north of Hudson School by Tamarack swamp.
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Big Ut
Nimrods
Mr. Buck
Sciota Road
Bob Watrous
Simmons Road
Terry Slye
Stota Road
Slye
Victorlye
Charles
Butch) Maynard
Grand Valley
Vivi
An Ayers
Gene Davis
East Washington Street
Davis
Hudson School
Tamarack Swamp
R. D. 4 Man Hurt In Freak Farm Mishap
Corry man Francis Redlecki, 50?, remained in fair condition at Corry Memorial Hospital after a farm accident. A ring securing a vehicle wheel snapped, striking him in the face as he attempted to pump a tire. He suffered facial lacerations, scalp cuts, a concussion, and other bruises.
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Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Francis Redlecki
Redlecki
Fire that killed three girls and injured five brothers
In Erie a kerosene stove was toppled during a scuffle in a second floor flat. The resulting blaze killed three Brown daughters and seriously burned five of the children. Two boys leaped to escape, and the mother of the family died later at Hamot Hospital. Several children remain critically ill or in fair condition at local hospitals. the tragedy unfolded as the eight Browns huddled around the stove. Continued on Page Eight.
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Joh Grenberg
Eddie Brown
Hamot Hospital
Brown
Juanita
St. Vincent's Hospital
David
Herman
William
Anthony
George
Granberg
William Brown
Grenberg
Sparta Woman Fights Bar Maid Ban In State Courts
Mrs Louise Anderson who owns 50 percent of the Sparta Hotel in Spartansburg Crawford County faces the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board challenge to the Bar Maid Act. The act bars women from serving drinks across the bar, while exemptions apply to wives or sole stockholders. The case reached the State Superior Court with a ruling expected early next week.
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Pittsburgh
State Superior Court
Cne
Louise Anderson
Sparta
Spartansburg
Crawford County
Superior Court
Anderson
Crawford County Quarter Sessions
Herbert A. Mook
Mook
Man kills wife and pastor then self in Asheville church
Ex convict Walter He Bailey 57 walked into West Asheville Assembly of God Church and demanded to see his ex wife Ruby Bailey 50 before shooting her and the minister Lester Cobb 44 with a shotgun then killing himself. Buncombe County coroner Dr. John C. Young said Bailey appeared intoxicated and had been released from prison about two weeks earlier.
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Asheville
N.C
AP Art
Walter He Bailey
West Asheville
Assembly of God
Lester Cobb
Ruby Bailey
J. D. Taylor
Cirect Board
Baieley
Mr. Cobb
Mrs. Bailey
Poe
Ruby
Bailey
John C. Young
Buncombe County
Memorial service honors 200 Elks who died in 1963
Yesterday memorial services were held in Corry Lodge and Boston lodge 10 honoring 12 chartered members and one member from Boston. The tribute included President Kennedy with a photo draped in the ceremony. Raymond J. Brown of the Frank Lodge delivered the principal tribute.
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Corry Lodge
Lodge 10
Boston
Joly Pitzer Kennedy
Kennedy
Raymond J. Brown
New York City Nearing Fluoridation of Water Supply
After a decade of debate New York City appears ready to fluoridate its water. The Board of Estimate likely will approve $845,000 for nine fluoridation plants and $798,000 for initial operations as part of the city budget. The push has featured endorsements from national and local health groups and testimony from Surgeon General Terry.
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New York City
Board of Ratimate
Quonaauoy
Board of Health
Board of Entinerite
Board of Estimate
Luther L. Terry
Sarpeance
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Wagner
Journal of
American Dental Association
Estingate
Eorker
Terry
Public Health Service
Ties
Ita
Cilioenm Burger Committee
Community Council of
Creater
Women's City
Chui
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