Report Claims FBI Completed Kennedy Assassination File
Indications point to completion of the FBI report on President John F. Kennedy's assassination. The document allegedly has been sent to the Justice Department and Deputy Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach, with a expected transmission to President Johnson and then to the Warren Commission for review. The commission may seek broader questions beyond FBI findings.
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Book on the President's Death to Be Published
The Associated Press will publish a large 10 by 14 inch book titled The Torch Is Passed about President Kennedy's assassination. It features about 100 pages of photographs and text, with color images, written by AP staff. Delivery begins December 30, available locally through The Corry Journal for $2 with advance payment options.
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Big Picture Magazine
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Kennedy children get sweaters from Japanese knitters
Caroline and John F Kennedy Jr will receive Christmas gifts from 190 Japanese girls at a Wakayama knitting school. Caroline, six, gets a cream cardigan and cap while John Jr, three, receives a brown cream black sweater and cap. Letter says the gift is for consolation and cheer for the two children.
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Venison charge appeal tests rarely used game law
Corry man Howard Clabbatz appeals a conviction for unlawful possession of parts of a male deer. Game officials testified three Wattsburg and Lowville men aided the deer kill near Staid Vi. Clabbatz contends innocence as his appeal moves through Erie County Court under Judge Burton R. Laub with bond posted while awaiting disposition.
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Howard Clabdale
Asll Corry
Norbert Bachomer
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Lowville
Staid Vi
Elmer Simpson
Union City
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Richard Blore
David Harvey
Simpson
Clabbatt
David Kirkland
Wesleyville
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Bachomer
Corry Women Rush For Meter Maid Job
City seeks 8 meter maids to enforce new parking system as ten women from teens to matrons apply. City Engineer David Johnston says applications accepted through Monday, then Mayor Zalzneck to appoint a committee to select a candidate.
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Philip Zalzneck
Sankt
Clark
Prank With Toy Snake Leads to School Bus Crash
In Newport News Virginia a one year old boy prank with a toy snake caused a school bus to crash injuring several passengers. Police say the child tossed the toy from his seat into the driver’s lap causing loss of control. The bus hit four people. The boy faces a juvenile court hearing under Virginia law.
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Sue
Vidarvis
Virginia
Jamestown Youth Arrested After Route 8 Crash
Bruce E. VanGuilder, 18, of Jamestown pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident without identifying himself after a collision on Route 8, one mile north of Titusville. He posted a $500 bond and was released pending the Crawford County court term. Total damage was about $500.
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Sparta Directors Elect New Slate For School Board
Sparta Merged School Board reorganization swore in new member Robert Nichols and re elected president Marion Alsdorf. Roland Putnam administered the oaths at the meeting. other members include Mrs Bernard Skiff Andrew Boyd Ray Morris and Helen Montoro Fern Sayre retains treasurer and secretary posts. Also a Hollywood note says Bette Davis and Susan Hayward, longtime rivals, were introduced after years in the industry.
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Marion Alsdorf
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Fern Sayre
Nixon Leads GOP? Goldwater Sees Lead in Nomination Fight
AP reports Barry Goldwater asserts he remains in front for the 1960 GOP presidential nomination though signals of a shift toward Richard M. Nixon emerge. Nixon declines comment as September primaries approach, while Rockefeller and Kennedy-related chatter dampen campaign events.
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Senate Weighs Pennia Change in Reapportionment Bill
The Senate, in a two minute session, gave second reading to the House reapportionment bill and advanced it toward final action likely Monday. The House had passed its version last night on a straight party vote 108 92.
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Scranton
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Kenneth B. Lee
Eagles Mere
Sullivan County
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Congress
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Judge's Son Convicted in Assault of News Photographer
Gareth Martinis, son of a judge, was found guilty of assaulting a newspaper photographer who attempted to photograph him after the five death acts. The offense carries up to one year in prison and a $500 fine. Sentencing set for January 27 with bail continued. Arthur Pomerantz of the New York Post praised the verdict.
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Arthur Pomerantz
New York Post
Johnson Urges U S Strength Patience
President Johnson outlines foreign policy with emphasis on restraint and patience at closed meetings with government officials. He notes a rising sense of hope following Kennedy’s final months as he speaks to the National Security Council and 800 State Department officials.
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Pearl Harbor Day Remembrance Echoes Across Harbor
A Pearl Harbor memorial near the sunken Arizona marks another Day of Infamy. The flag flies at half mast over the Arizona as crowds pay tribute to the 1102 crewmen and the 2300 who died in the 1941 attack, while the nation mourns a fallen president.
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Pacific
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Citizens Bank Votes Extra Cash Dividend
Citizens National Bank directors voted an extra dividend of 0 cents per share, the largest in the bank’s history, to be paid January 12 on 12,000 shares held by 204 shareholders. President Charles Bracken attributed the rise to higher business volume and growth, with prior years offering a $1 base and a 25 cent extra.
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Five rail unions sue over federal work rules ruling
Washington AP report says four unions file suits challenging the arbitration ruling in the long work rules dispute with a fifth union nearly joining. Officials fear the outcome could trigger a nationwide rail strike in February. Labor sources note concern over wage talks and job elimination stakes as the seven man board had allowed railroads to cut around 90 percent of five job categories.
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Corry Library Circulation Soars Amid Honors and Loss
Corry Public Library reports rising circulation for the last two months 5865, up 1112 from 1962 and 2927 from 1961. The board learned Hoyt Library won a state prize with Corry a runner up while purchases included 203 adult and 201 juvenile books, 496 catalogued, and four memorial chairs with 39 dollars from old chair sales.
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Clymer Area Man Injured In 3 Car Crash
Clymer area resident Lyne suffered neck whiplash when three northbound cars collided on a foggy rural road near Clymer. J. Neckers, 86, failed to stop, hit the Williams car, pushing into Ten Pas, icy highway conditions cited, possible charges pending. Actor Tom London dies at Hollywood, real name Beonurt, known as a sheriff in many Westerns.
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TenPas
Tom
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