Multiple Local Thefts Reported In Corry Area
The Western Pennsylvania Odd Fellows Relief Association building in Titusville was robbed of 150 dollars with 16 dollars taken from a safe. Fingerprints and evidence were found as police investigate. Other notes mention broken locker room padlocks at Olin Bracken Field, a boots and ring found, funeral services scheduled, and a bevy of local notices including a Pony Pulling Association winner and chamber of commerce director elections.
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Western Pennsylvania Odd Fellows Relief Association
Titusville
Richard Williams
Jl Mead Avenue
Little League
Olin Bracken Field
Northwestern Pennsylvania Pony Pulling Association
Columbus Community Hall
E. J. Blenman
Conneaut
Ohio
Ruby denies Oswald link amid altered memories and police absence
Journalist Gertz and Earl Ruby say Jack Ruby believes his actions were driven by emotion and that he has no memory of shooting Oswald. They note his insistence he did not know Oswald until jail and question police timing of Oswald transfer and Ruby’s access to the basement scene.
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Gertz
Earl Ruby
Oswald
Officer Tippit
Warren
Dallas
J.D. Tippit
Oak Cliffs
Kennedy
Ruby
Jack Ruby
Police and Courts
Lee Harvey Oswald
65 Mile Hike for Charity Nets $1513
Forty footsore members of Kappa Delta Rho at Indiana University of Pennsylvania completed a 65 mile two day march to Pittsburgh for charity. They raised 1513 dollars from motorists for the Children's Hospital for Crippled Children and returned home exhausted but undaunted.
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Pittsburgh
Children’s Hospital
Carol Chambers
Hospital For Crippled Children
Kappa Delta Rho
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Oswald transfer timing and Jack Ruby’s actions analyzed
The account questions the exact transfer time before Oswald’s shooting, noting Capt. Fritz’s late interrogation and a narrow window of seconds. It cites Jack Ruby’s behavior with his dogs, wealth, weapon, and public police records while noting doctors’ uncertainty about Ruby’s survival.
LBJ seeks new push to ease East West trade barriers
The Johnson administration plans to reintroduce early next year a bill to ease U S trade restrictions with the Soviet Union and Communist nations of Eastern Europe. Four congressmen reported Soviet officials favor expanding trade noting artificial barriers hinder potential growth. The measure would grant the president discretion to grant most favored nation tariff treatment, lifting heavy duties on many imports from Communist countries except Poland and Yugoslavia.
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Washington
Congress
Soviet Union
Europe
United States
Thomas Ashley
D-Ohio
Moscow
Ashley
6Th Congress
House Ways and Means Committee
Poland
Yugoslavia
Unio
The
Charge Pa Man With Narcotics Possession
Richard Rhoads, 85, of Mechanicsburg, charged with possession of marijuana and LSD. He was arrested near his home by state narcotics agents after two years of surveillance. agents bought LSD capsules from him at $10 each and he is jailed in Cumberland County.
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Muschanicsburg, Pa
Cumberland County
Richard Rhoads
Mechanicsburg
Rhoads
Donald F. Walters
Walter
Democratic fear and Romney as GOP foil in 1964 race
Democratic leaders warn against panic after setbacks in the November election and project Johnson's re election. They view Michigan Governor George Romney as a tougher foe than Nixon or other GOP candidates if Johnson runs again, shaping early race dynamics. Sculptor Onorio Ruotolo dies at 78 in New York, noted for portraits of Toscanini and Einstein. his latest work The Four Freedoms had just been shown to Vice President Humphrey. The article cites an industry estimate that the trade could grow to about 600 million dollars over several years.
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Page One
Kerner
Johnson
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
New York
Onorio Ruotolo
the Four Freedoms
Hubert H. Humphrey
Cervinara
Italy
Ruotolo
Toscanini
Caruso, Einstein
Johnson Working On Budgets For Space And Farms
President Johnson concentrates on the 1960s fiscal plan at his Texas ranch with Budget Director Charles Schultze and NASA chief James Webb. Proposed year budgets reach about 8.1 billion for NASA and 7 billion for agriculture, with total federal outlays around 185 billion. He aims to present a defense budget near 70 billion and prepare the State of the Union alongside decisions on tax changes and Great Society programs.
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Austin
Tex
Johnson
Texas
Johnson City
Here
Charles L. Schultze
Orville L. Freeman
James E. Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Congress
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
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West Pleasant Street
Elizabeth Williams
St. Thomas’ Church
Bracken Funeral Home
Charles R. Mallory
Bear Lake
Schoonover
Sugar Grove
Jamestown General Hospital
Seventy Day Adventist Church of
Corry
West Main Street
Francis J. Holland
Aikens Trailer Court
West Washington Street
West Main
Holland
Richard L. Thieme
R. D
Pennsylvania
Ronald Plogs
Chamber of Commerce
Allan
Artie) Shaw
G. C. Murphy Co
C of C
Richard Frye
Fred Clark
Chamber
Western Union
Jack
Main
Columbus Avenue
North Center Street
Nets
Capt. Fritz
Warren Commission
Sheba
Fter
LBJ
Ion
Dean Rusk
Rusk
U.S
Robert
Bailey
Journal
Johnston
Rossin
Willetts Bros
Victor Cragg
American Beauty
Dem
Bogle Lumber
Haliday
Beneficial
Beneficial Finance Co
Center St
Erie
State St
Ariel
Meadville
Chestnut St
Park Ave
Junion City — Beneficial Finance Co
Union City
North Main St
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