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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1965

Page

3

Jury Ready To Decide On Fate Of Klansmen

A white federal jury in Montgomery awaits judge instructions to begin deliberations in the case against Collie LeRoy Wilkins Jr. William Orville Eaton and Eugene Thomas, all of Alabama, charged with conspiring to violate civil rights in the killing of Viola Liuzzo during post march activity. The trial featured Gary Rowe Jr. as a central witness, with the defense challenging his credibility. Wilkins previously faced two state murder trials.

Montgomery Ala Alabama Collie LeRoy Wilkins Jr Fairfield William Orville Eaton Eugene Thomas Bessemer Viola Gregg Liuzzo Detroit Mich Here Selma U.S. Dist Frank M. Johnson Jr Justice Department Asst John Doar Department Gary Thomas Rowe Jr Rowe FBI KKK Liuzzo Art Hanes Birmingham Judas Iscariot Wilkins

Corry Architect Opens Own Office In Erie

William J. Zaphiris, long associated with Erie firm Johnson Horigan and Yaple, announces Erie offices for his architecture practice. He will operate from Room 1021 Commerce Building at 12th and State streets while continuing to live in Corry and run a Corry office from his home. He is a Dartmouth graduate who studied at Carnegie Tech.

William J. Zaphiris Mott Street Erie Zaphiris Johnson, Horigan and Yaple Commerce Building 12Th State Streets Dartmouth College Carnegie Tech School of Architecture New Columbus School Corry Jamestown Ajax Tron Corry

Stray Bullet Strikes Warren High School Window

A stray bullet pierced a Warren Area High School window narrowly missing two girl students. Chief Deputy Sheriff Richard Hegerty said the incident was freakish as five men nearby were shaken when a 30-30 rifle bullet was traced to their line of fire. Game Protector Titus found no violation.

Warren Warren Area High School Richard C. Hegerty Hegerty Heggerty Dave Titus

McInnes Steel Workers Vote Set Tomorrow

McInnes Steel Co employees will vote tomorrow on union representation by the United Steelworkers of America. About 170 eligible workers will ballot at the plant from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. An NLRB agent will conduct the vote, with results announced after polls close. If approved, the plant would host the city’s only USW local.

USW Giant Steel Workers Union

Guidelines Needed To Head Off Inflation

Washington officials say the Vietnam war may spur broader federal intervention through voluntary guidelines and goals rather than mandatory controls. A Johnson meeting with top economic advisors may yield strategy, as White House officials insist no imminent price alarm exists. Fowler Ackley Schultze and McChesney will review the economic picture amid a rising price trend and potential government actions.

Washington Korea LBJ Gardner Ackley Economic Council Charles L. Schultze William McChesney Federal Reserve Board Johnson Fowler

Idla Ensemble Brings Gymnasics Act to New York

Idla, creator of a swinging leaping bouncing form using rubber balls, tours New York with the Idla Ensemble for an exhibition and TV appearance. The 16 amateur performers traveled from home for their holiday trip, with an AP wirephoto attached.

Idla New York United States

Marine Bank Declares 75 Cent Semiannual Dividend

Marine National Bank announces a 75 cent per share semiannual dividend payable Dec 20 to holders of record Dec 10. This marks Marine's 180th dividend as president Charles H. Bracken notes earnings remain favorable despite capital outlays and a four percent savings rate. Growth includes a seventh Erie office near Emiart Plaza, new equipment and furnishings, plus a Liberty Office relocation to the Liberty Shopcenter to expand South Erie services.

Marine National Bank Today Marine Charles H. Bracken Emiart Plaza Erie Citizens Corry Liberty Liberty Shopcenter South Erie

Runaway Girl Mary Wilson Returns Home to California

ENCINO Calif RP Mary Wilson 18 who ran away to work in Bangkok Thailand orphanage is home again. Miss Wilson arrived last night nearly as quietly as her departure 12 days earlier. Mary and her mother Mrs George Wilson left Los Angeles International Airport soon after arriving on a Pan American air liner. After receiving letters from Mary Mrs Wilson had urged her daughter to Bangkok.

Encino Calif Mary Wilson Bangkok Thailand Miss Wilson Mary George Wilson Los Angeles International Airport

Urges Unions to Realize Plight of Steel Makers

Pittsburgh AP report quotes R. Conrad Cooper executive vice president of U S Steel Corp urging labor unions to recognize the competition among steel firms. He warns that efforts to erase competition can shed jobs while both sides benefit from improved profitability. He spoke at the Metallurgy Conference of the American Institute of Mining Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers.

Pittsburgh R. Conrad Cooper U.S. Steel Corp Metallurgy Conference The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineer

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