Milk Suit Ends but Outcome Delayed in Pennsylvania
A four week old case challenging the Milk Control Law ends without a decision as of now. Louden Hill Farms president Peter H. Sandfort testified about profitable milk sales below state minimums. Lily Penn Food Stores and Louden Hill seek to nullify the order, while the state seeks to enforce minimum prices. A transcript must be completed before further briefs are filed.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Peter H. Sandfort
Louden Hill Farms, Inc
Scranton
Commonwealth Court
State Milk Control Commission
Sandfort
Lily
Penn Food Stores, Inc
Philadelphia
Commission
Louden Hill
Lily Penn
William W. Lipsitt
Overcomers Yale Party Plans Final
The Overcomers Club handicapped Christmas party at Emmanuel Episcopal Church in the undercroft begins at 7:30 with Santa, a Christmas tree, and gifts. CHEER president Mrs. Norman Tarbell says the event, hosted by Corry Moose Lodge and Women of the Moose, is among the finest since the club formed four years ago. Junior Tri-Hi-Y members who assist decorated the tree, with Sister Mary Urban's sixth grade at St. Thomas School performing a skit and songs, accompanied by Mrs. Alfred VanDresar.
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Overcomers Club
Emmanual Episcopal Church
Santa Claus
Norman Tarbell
Corry Moose Lodge
Women of the
St. Thomas’ School
Alfred VanDresar
Walt Disney dies in California at St Joseph Hospital
Bulletin datelined Burbank reports Walt Disney, Hollywood’s prolific film maker, died today at St Joseph Hospital opposite his studio. Known for creating Mickey Mouse and guiding scores of films, his cause of death remains undisclosed after recent lung surgery.
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Burbank, Calif
Walt Disney
Holly Wood
St. Joseph
Mickey Mouse
Jackie Ready To Fight Book Publication
Mrs. Kennedy vows to block William Manchester's Death of a President amid claims of distorted facts. Lawyers prepare temporary injunctions against Harper & Row and Look magazine as the book's serial rights and publication dates loom. The action hints at Kennedy tensions with LBJ and door to a wider controversy surrounding the assassination narrative.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
William Manchester
Dallas
Washington
Manchester
LBJ
Captain Connelly testifies in Morrell lake disaster probe
Captain Thomas J. Connelly of the Townsend testifies as Coast Guard inquiry focuses on the Morrell sinking after a fatal November storm. Testimony notes 25-foot waves, 65 mph winds, failed forecasts, and no distress signals before the vessel disappeared with 28 crew members lost. Sole survivor Dennis Hale of Ashtabula to testify later.
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Cleveland
Thomas J. Connelly
E Y. Townsend
Daniel J. Morrell
U.S. Coast Guard
Morrell
IF. Perrine
Townsend
James van Buskirk
Ford Motor Co
Benson Ford
Lake Huron
Dennis C." Hale
Ashtabula
Connelly
Great Lakes
Bishop Mage Whealon Named to Succeed Gannon
The Erie Roman Catholic Diocese announces the retirement of Bishop Gannon after 46 years leading Catholics in northwestern Pennsylvania's 13 counties. Auxiliary Bishop John F. Whealon, 45, of Cleveland, is named to succeed him.
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John F. Whealon
Cleveland
John , Mark
Erie-Roman Catholic
Gannon
Pennsylvania
Johnson Open to Discuss Extended Viet Truce
President Johnson signaled readiness to discuss an extended cease-fire in Vietnam including a possible troop freeze if the Communists show willingness. Press secretary Moyers affirmed readiness to talk. White House aims to test direct or indirect talks and broaden peacemaking prospects while avoiding domestic lag.</s>
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Washington
Johnson
Vietnam
White House
Bill D. Moyers
United States
Milton R. Young
R-N.d
Jack Ruby Faces Final Diagnosis
Dallas AP reports that Jack Ruby undergoes final cancer diagnosis as Parkland physicians prepare a news conference. Ruby, who killed Lee Harvey Oswald, faces chemotherapy described as rarely successful. If tried again, he could face the electric chair for the Kennedy assassination.
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Tex
Jack Ruby
Parkland Hospital
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Eugene Frenkel
Oswald
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Indicted brothers-in-law in Sharon holdup case
Two Niles Ohio men Alfonso J Condes 2 and Goleman Takacs Jr 26 were indicted by a federal grand jury in Pittsburgh on bank robbery charges for a 7500 dollar hold up at Sharon. The indictment was returned yesterday and lists the two as defendants in the case.
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Sharon
Pittsburgh
Niles
Ohio
Grand Rey. Ca
Alfonso J. Condes
Goleman
Takacs Jr
U S Planes Hit Hanoi Area For Second Straight Day
U S warplanes pounded the Hanoi area for a second day amid ground fire and a MIG downing. Navy and Air Force jets targeted a truck depot and rail yards while pilots claimed major installations were damaged. Two Navy jets were shot down and pilots listed as missing as air battles intensified. American force levels in Vietnam rose to 368 000 with the 199th Brigade arriving. Casualties on both sides increased while enemy losses fell.
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U.S. Command
Thunderchief
U.S
South Vietnam
Iliitary
North
Vietnam
199Th Light Infantry
Yule Light Display Offers 140 in Cash Prizes
Corry Jaycees announce this year’s Christmas light contest with 140 in prizes for six top displays. First to third prizes are 60 40 25 dollars, plus three honorable mentions at 5 each. Entry forms available at local businesses. judging after Christmas by community volunteers.
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Lee Hiner
Corry Jaycees
The
Jaycees
Hiner
City School Board Deliberates On Tax Levy Reenactment
The Corry School Board plans to discuss reactivating its 1 percent income tax levy shared with the city. City ordinances already reenacted for next year with changes. McKnight will draft the resolution. the finance committee will review it before the next regular meeting. Pass timing faces calendar year vs July start, possibly awaiting state uniformity laws.
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Corry
Frank McKnigh
McKnight
Teamsters Support Hoffa With Wildcat Walkout
Detroit sees a 24 hour Teamsters walkout in solidarity with James Hoffa over a Supreme Court ruling. Mayor Cavanagh warns the move could cripple the city while Hoffa, in Chicago, pledges to come to Detroit if the revolt continues. By morning hundreds of Detroit drivers skip work amid reports of wider unrest and a clash with AP photographer Al Quinn.
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Midwest
James R. Hoffa
Supreme Court
Jerome P. Cavanagh
Hoffa
Chicago
Casvanagh
National Teamsters
Teamsters
Associated Press
al Quinn
Quinn
Coppolino Jury Weighs Evidence In Murder Case
In Freehold New Jersey a Superior Court jury prepares to decide whether Dr Carl Coppolino murdered retired Army Lt Col William Farber after his mistress accused him. Coppolino testified denying most charges while prosecutors seek the death penalty and a retrial on related charges.
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Coppolino
Freehold
Carl Coppolino
Army
William ©. Farber
Marjorie Farber
Cappolino
Farber
Middletown Township
N.J
Superior Court
Elvin R. Simmill
Vincent P. Keuper
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