Not Guilty But Tax Costs Won't Stand
A Pittsburgh Press opinion discusses the U S Supreme Court ruling abolishing court costs against defendants who are acquitted. It notes the long local practice in Allegheny and Chester Counties and asks whether past defendants deserve refunds for costs paid after acquittal under the new due process standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
U.S. Supreme Court
Allegheny
Wils
Chester County
Supreme Court
High Court
Pittsburgh Press
Alcoholism as sickness not crime sparks court debate
The piece outlines a Federal court debate on chronic alcoholism as a medical condition rather than a crime. It traces historic views from Wister and others, notes magistrates' attempts at treatment, and argues for medical detention and court-ordered rehabilitation with psychologists, while AA support and cautions about relapse are discussed.
Corry Evening Journal publisher notices and ads
Fragmented OCR shows staff roles and business details for The Corry Evening Journal. Mentions Earl Ziller Allan G. Bergman and production staff, advertising, Michigan Square Building Chicago, postal registration, and subscription rates per year and per copy.
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Sunda
Earl Ziller
Allan Iss Rowel
Dens Man Nee
G. T. Bergman
Sean Ain Seadteeraing
Fe — Botrnelukimball, Inc
Sea Ee
Michigan Square
Chigagdi
Ines
Pinder
Bali
Etn T Press
Raton
Harold Ickes resigns from cabinet in Truman era
Yesterday memories recall Harold L. Ickes quitting the cabinet amid sharp words with President Truman. The explosive exit spotlights a crisis era as other Corry items include a stolen leather medicine case found by streets workers, a dog reunion with a Coast Guard veteran, and local civic changes. Local business and public notices feature retirements, deaths, and leadership shifts in the Chamber of Commerce and hospital staff.
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Corry
Washington
Harold L. Ickes
Truman
White House
Ickes
G. E. Bennett
Streets Department
West Smith Street
West Prederick
PRR
Toni Cragg
Coast Guard
Cragg
Today In History Feb 14 1966 Highlights
February 14 1966 marks the 45th day of the year with 920 remaining. Notable items include 1933 Michigan Governor Comstock declaring a bank holiday leading to a nationwide bank closings by March 6, 1663 Canada becomes a royal province of France, 178 Capt Paul Jones and Ranger arrive in France with the Stars and Stripes, 1859 Oregon admitted to the Union, by 1892 Hawaii annexed to the United States. Ten years ago Eisenhower cleared the way for a second term. one year ago Soviet and North Viet Nam premiers accused the United States of prolonging the war in South Viet Nam. A social reflection on drinking and responsibility follows.
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Associated Press
William Comstock
Michigan
Canada
France
Paul Jones
Ranger
Jones
Oregon
Hawaii
United States
Arizona
Dwight Eisenhower
Soviet Union
North Viet Nam
South Vietnam
Height, not height of brain, shapes bosses and brains
Hal Boyle argues in Americana that corporate hierarchy often favors tall leaders, but intelligence does not scale with height. He cites Churchill Einstein Napoleon Caesar and Voltaire as counterexamples and notes tall executives may ride the room while clever subordinates lead. Boyle also quips about his own height 9 inches and his tall boss.
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Ater
Winston Churchill
Napoleon Bonaparte
Julius Caesar
Voltaire
Einstein
Drew Pearson Exposes Valachi Memoirs Underworld Life
A smuggled, 1 180 page manuscript by Joe Valachi details his rise in the Cosa Nostra and brutal gang life from childhood to crime. Federal agents verify the revelations while lawmakers press Attorney General Kattenbach to halt publication citing potential Italian American profiling.
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Nicholas Katzenbach
Banking boom buys higher loan rates in 1966
New York AP reports rising loan demand as the business boom continues into 1966. Banks may lift borrowing costs while savers reap higher rewards. FHA mortgage rates rose to 5.5 percent, with conventional loans around 6 percent. Strong loan demand suggests further rate increases, supported by growth in Viet Nam war spending and Great Society programs.
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New York
U. S
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Federal Reserve
Roy L. Reierson
Bankers Trust Company
Washington
Reierson
What To Do If You Are Named In a Will
The attorney should notify beneficiaries of provisions affecting them. If no notice occurs after a reasonable period, contact the attorney and request a copy of the will. Executors must notify affected beneficiaries before taking action on their interests.
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State Guard
Pittsburgh
Acne diet myths and salt link debated by Dr Colemar
Dr Colemar explains acne stems from adolescent hormonal changes, not diet. He notes myths about chocolate and salt, cites a small study linking low salt to clearing acne in two weeks, and urges careful medical evaluation for arthritis types and proper treatment guidance. He also outlines harelip and cleft palate repair timing and post care.
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Peabody
Boston
Burlingame
Connecticut
Wister
Philadelphia
William Mehler
Hackensack, N.J
Meller
John Murtagh
Mattnis Geom
Bellevue Hospital
Psychiatry Division
Jim Bishop
Alcoholics Anonymous
the Corry Evening Journal
Fost
Carry
Mattar
Ease Oferinisg
Robert Franz
First Avenue Furniture
Chamber of Commerce
Clarry Rhodes
Horn Block
H. F. Therren
Montgomery Ward
Rachel Baumgarten
Samuel Baumgarten
East Main Street
Charles B. Deake
A. E. Tate
Corry Hospital Association
Graham
James H. Wright
Distillers
America
Hal Boyle
Boyle
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Joe Valachi
Valachi
New York City
Cosa Nostra Underworld Society
Park Avenue
Joe
Sing Sing
Justice Department
N.Y
State of Grace
Santa Claus
Iever
Ma Ta Aekea
Sissie
NYCP
Pelealanie Range
Tn J
Brookiya
Deval
Business Mirror
Colemar
Vox Porlzera
Coleman Belcomes
Redors
Colémats
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