Cost Dispute In Pease Case Continues
Erie County Prothonotary William Liljenberg will confer with his solicitor before ruling on disputed court costs from the George L. Peage dismissal case. A hearing saw board and Pease attorneys contest witness fees and pay for four days of hearings, totaling about 2499.44 dollars, with questions on paying teachers subpoenaed while on Millcreek payroll.
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Erie
William
Liljenberg
Praderick Jones
George L. Peage
Millcreek School Board
Pennsylvania ‘Supreme Court
Pease
Millcreek
William W. Knox
Conrad A. Peason
Howard N. Plate
Robert B. McCullough
Green in critical condition after peritonitis surgery
Rep. William L Green of Pennsylvania remains in critical condition following surgery for peritonitis at Graduate Hospital in Philadelphia. His doctor cited gall bladder and pancreatic complications but noted he was in good spirits and improving, with a two to three day span still ahead before clarity on recovery. Messages of support poured in from President Johnson Attorney General Kennedy and Speaker McCormack among others.
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William L Green
D-Pa
Johnson
Robert Kennedy
John McCor
Sue D-Mass
House
Green
Irwin H. Beslow
Philadelphia
New York
U.S
Herbert H. Lehmann
Graduate Hospital
Breslow
Duquesne Brewing markets lift top beer cap
In Pittsburgh the Dugresne Brewing Co markets a new lift top beer cap that opens by lifting a flange. The firm claims to be first in the world to market the cap though a ruling from Jones is pending and appeals may follow. The cost dispute mentions attorney fees running to several thousand dollars for each side.
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Pittsburgh
Dugresne Brewing Co
Duquesne
Jones
Liljenberg
Families must move by December 31 in Allegheny River project
Washington reports a Justice Department deadline orders Corydon Pa families to vacate by December 31 to ensure safety around the Allegheny River dam and reservoir project. Officials cite safety, potential ice jams, and required condemnation as the process moves forward despite resident disputes.
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Washington
Justice Department
Corydon
Joseph 5
Ramsey Clark
Lands Division
Richard W. Ruth
Army Engineers
U.S
Pittsburgh
Army
Nude public posing ruled not breach of peace by judge
In New York a Criminal Court judge acquitted model The Miss Tire and photographer in a case over a nude photo shoot on Liberty Street in Manhattan. The judge ruled that breach of the peace requires public presence, which was lacking as the street was deserted.
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NEW York
Manhattan
Jan
Tire
Liberty Street
Financial District
Richard FL Daly
Switch of Teachers In Schools Here Continues
Continued from Page One new Columbus School will need four teachers. Mrs Yella Sandburg from Wright School and Mrs Charlotte Stoves from Conelway School transfer to Columbus. One fourth grade position remains to be filled. Corry reports four new teachers are needed with Sandburg transferring to Columbus. Katheine Pields at Conelway will retire in May, Hall retires in January, Donna Clark may move to Wright Special Education, Steves transfers to Columbus. Elementary districts require a full-time PE supervisor from Sep 1964. Two high school staff members show interest. Miss Carole Turner of North East is hired as junior high PE teacher starting Feb 1 at $4,200. Turner graduates Slippery Rock State College in January.
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Page
Columbus
Yella Sandburg
Wright School
Charlotte Stoves
Conelway School
Corry
Sandburg
Steves
Shupe
Carole Turner
North East
Civil Rights Petition Push Aims For House Vote
Civil rights supporters filed a petition to force a vote on civil rights legislation, aiming to proceed through Rules Committee, with a four day debate and a potential House floor showdown around January 27. Petitions require 218 signatures and names remain private until the House convenes. Emanuel Celler leads the effort. Howard W. Smith plans hearings in January, potentially delaying progress. Early in the day 115 signatures formed, rising to 141 by day’s end as liberals and some Republicans signed on.
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Washington
Emanuel Celler
D-Ny
Judiciary Committee
Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Jungary
Geller
Smith
Fire cuts short United flight from Rochester to Williamsport
A United Airlines plane with nine aboard was forced to return to Rochester yesterday after takeoff due to a cockpit fire. The fire burned out before landing at Rochester Monroe County Airport, and the craft had been en route to Williamsport, Pennsylvania.
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Rochester
N.Y
United Airlines
Rochester- Monroe County
Williamsport
City School Finus Tax Exoneration Discussion Continues
At a joint city council and school board meeting the Veterans Exemption request for a local veteran was debated. Officials argued over financial need versus principal rights, with a 4 to 2 vote to send a letter to Harrisburg to contest the exemption and involve both bodies in the decision.
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McKnight
jErie County
State Veterans' Commission
Veterans Commis
Shana Leter
Apenlicant
Treome Oks
Feak Mera jVion
Harrisburg
Finahela
B. G. Bennett
Robert A. Ott
J. Earle Bailey
John Mohr
Keith Henton
Bruce Summerville
Lyle Chase
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Engle
Rae
Fin
Columbus-Lottsville Road
Kinzuu
James A- Haley
D- Fla
Haley
New York City
George Heron
Graham Holmes
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Salamanca
Arthur Lazarus Jr
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IMCA
MAR Ford Alyrs
Gobra
Ford Motor Company
Raly Chan Plone
Fordaly Yarigen
Indianapolis
Lotus
Shel
Mobil
Froon
Bg Fonds Wah
Ag Oneelwee
Ford Dealers
Ord
Abc-Tv Network
Foale Lumber
Tru Value Building Supply Center
Franklin Strat
Bors
Arpaarel
Young Men’s
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