Milk Board Ordered To Produce 63 Court Data
Harrisburg AP The State Milk Control Commission was asked to produce records in Commonwealth Court today from a 1963 probe into alleged interstate milk shipments to a Harrisburg dairy. Attorney Harold Kohn said the investigation involved two milk cooperatives allegedly routing milk out of state then back to Lenkerbrook Farms Inc. in Harrisburg. Philadelphia supervisor Walter Salter testified he assigned men to the probe but hadn’t evaluated reports or actions taken, and believed citations may have been issued to Lenkerbrook and others. Commission attorney William D. Morgan prompted the court to note no other Harrisburg firms were under investigation, a point objected by Kohn. The case may relate to circumventing the Miller Control Law.
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Harrisburg
State Milk Control Commission
Commonwealth Court
Harold Kohn
Lily-Penn Food Stores, Inc
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Kohn
Leakerbrook Farms, Inc
Walter Salter
Erie Crawford and Dairymen's League
Lenkerbrook Farms
Salter
Daires
William D. Morgan
Commission
Morgan
William W. Lipsitt
Berkeley Students Boycott Classrooms
Rain and final exams mount pressure on UC Berkeley to halt a classroom boycott. About 10 000 people gathered in a drizzle near the campus admin building demanding continuation of the protest linked to arrests at a Navy recruiting sit in. Chancellor Heyns cut short his trip and returned from Harvard Princeton but declined to comment.
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Berkeley
Navy
Roger W. Heyns
Harvard
Princeton
Heyns
Search for Morrell crew as Coast Guard finds 20 bodies
The Coast Guard reports 20 bodies recovered from the Daniel J. Morrell wreck with eight missing and presumed dead after Lake Huron disaster. A five member board will open an inquiry in Cleveland to probe the tragedy and its puzzling details. Den nis Hale survived as the sole eyewit ness.
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Harbor Beach
Mich
Coast Guard
Daniel J. Morrell
Great Lakes
Lake Huron
Dennis Hale
Ashtabula
Ohio
Hale
Adm
Willard J. Smith
Washington
Charles Tighe
Cleveland
Speck Trial Change of Location Ordered
Chicago based case moves to a downstate venue to secure an impartial jury. Judge Herbert C. Paschen will pick a new county for the December trial date after public defender Gerald Getty and assistant state attorney William Martin argued for change of venue due to publicity.
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Chicago
Richard Speck
Herbert C. Paschen
Speck
South Side
Gerald Getty
Paschen
Getty
William Martin
Martin
Ice covered Gates Street crossing yields two near misses
At 7:15 p.m. a car driven by David White slid onto the Pennsylvania Railroad track on icy Gates Street, was struck by the rear freight cars, and caused a halt for hours as a Dowell, Inc. truck became stuck on the same crossing. No injuries reported, estimated car damage $400.
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Gates Street
David White
Corry
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dowell, Inc
White
Pennsy
Snowstorm Dumps 40 Inches on Mayville in 24 Hours
In Mayville New York deputy sheriffs report over 40 inches of snow in a 24 hour period with all main roads open. The storm affected a snow ridge area northeast to Cassadaga and southeast to Jamestown while statewide totals varied from 12 inches south of Buffalo to 7 inches near Saranac Lake.
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Mayville
N.Y
Chautauqua Lake
Cassadaga
Jamestown
Buffalo
Saranac Lake
Whiteface Mountain
Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Waterown
Massena
Lakewood
Westfield
Son's Pleas Of No Avail Dad Dies In Holdup
In Brooklyn East Tilatbush Hyman Gitnick a 78 year old tailor shop owner was beaten in a robbery two years earlier and refused to retire saying he would have no one to talk to. He was stabbed to death in a second robbery yesterday as two youths fled with about $10.
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New York
Hyman Gitnick
East Tilatbush
Brooklyn
Gitnick
Mercury Drops to 9 Degrees as Winter Deepens
The season’s low hits 9 degrees signaling a cold spell. Snow totals reach 19 inches in the village with 3 inches Monday and 6, ½, 5½, and 4 inches on successive days, leaving frigid but typical winter conditions.
Gambler Pepe Freed After Judge Reduces Sentence
Bruno T. Pepe a 31 year old from Wilmington Delaware was freed from Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary after serving less than two months of a 12 month sentence. A judge ruled his family cannot live without him citing his children's distress and his wife's plea. Witnesses including psychiatrist Dr James A Flaherty supported the case noting Pepe was an affectionate father.
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Lewisburg
Bruno T. Pepe
Wilmington
Del
Pepe
Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary
Caleb M. Wright
U.S. District Court
James A. Flaherty
Gun Threat By Powell Reported
The Miami News reported that Rep. Adam Clayton Powell threatened a Life magazine photographer with a shotgun on Bimini Island in the Bahamas. Photographer Lynn Pelham, sent to stay close to Powell, captured the scene as Powell warned, If you step on my property, I’ll kill you. Powell has prior criminal contempt convictions in New York. A separate note shows 92,000 bequests filed for ZIP code lookups, with 1,200 missing sender addresses.
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Miami
Fla
Miami News
Adam Clayton Powell
Life Magazine
Bimini
Bahamas
Life
Lynn Pelham
Powell
Pelham
Florida
New York
Pint-Sized Puffer
A Vietnamese child holds a cigarette as U S Marines distribute C-rations south of Da Nang. Marines sweep the area suspected of Viet Cong influence and resettle residents into zones labeled pacified.
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U. S
da Nang
Carrier Based Planes Hit Five Miles From Hanoi
U S bombers struck near Hanoi in the closest raids to the North Vietnamese capital in five months. About 20 carrier based Navy planes targeted the Van Dien depot five miles south of Hanoi, while 50 to 70 Air Force Phantom jets and Thunderchiefs hit the Ha Gia oil depot 140 miles north. Ground fighting continued in South Vietnam with 69 North Vietnamese killed in nine hours of clashes 280 miles northeast of Saigon.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Hanoi
van Dien
Ha Gia
Hai~phong
North Viet Nam
1St Cavalry Division
U.S. List Airborne Division
Corry Golf Commission Sets Tentative Greens Fees Plans
The Corry Golf Commission approves a tentative greens fee schedule for the new municipal course opening next May and seeks public input on unlimited play memberships. Architect Edmund Ault favors no memberships, proposes a possible low rate, and a reduced per-visit fee.
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Corry
Ault
Commission
Union Orders Workers To Return To Armco Project
About 425 workers at the Armco Steel Corp expansion in Middletown Ohio were ordered back to work after a Wednesday walkout over a dispute. Carpenters and millwrights resumed duties under Kaiser's general contract while roughly 50 Richleay Corp. workers remained unsettled as talks continued.
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Middletown
Ohio
Armco Steel Corp
T He Millwrights
Kaiser Co
Osho Valley District Council of Carpenters
Richleay Corp
Pittsburgh
Doctor Denied Use Of Hospital In Fight Against Medicare
Dr Thomas Prescott says Mount Vernon Ohio hospitals barred him over Medicare certification forms. He claims the form requirement is an administrative rule not federal law and denies him the right to treat patients. The dispute parallels cases in Youngstown and Lancaster where physicians contest hospital admission certifications.
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Mount
Youngstown
Lancaster
Ohio
Prescott
Arthur E. Hess
Bureau of Health Insurance
The
Social Security Administration
American Hospital Association
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