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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1965

Page

3

Dearborn Mayor Pleads Innocent in Rights Case

Hubbard, mayor of Dearborn, Michigan, pleads innocent to charges of violating and conspiring to violate federal civil rights. Indictment says he conspired with two police officers to deny protection during an anti Negro demonstration in 1963. Police Chief Clayton and Public Safety Director Were also pleaded innocent.

Uearity (Ap Orville Hubbard Dearborn Mich Hubbard U.S. District Court Massachusetts Connecticut Theodore M. Marchrowicz William Merrill Machrowicz Washington FBI Merrill Garrison Clayton George

Get Bypass Done Says Scranton

The article notes Scranton's top priority on a local bypass project while Governor Scranton proposes a $10 billion, ten year highway improvement plan. James Haas of the Highway Department says the governor's plan is far from the department's six-year plan. He calls the proposal "way out in left field."

Scranton Highway Department James Haas Public Information Office Haas Journal Harrisburg Ohio State Line Warren County Corry

Sparta Township news and local party caucus update

Last Friday elementary rooms held valentine parties with a box contest won by Falisa Albers for most original, Richard Jewel for most out of this world, and Kristy Firth for prettiest. A Democratic caucus for registered Sparta Township Democrats is set for Saturday at 8:30 pm at the township building with offices open for nomination. The March of Dimes drive sum of $87.34 corrected from $5.74. Cub Scouts held blue and gold banquet with awards including one-year service stars for Dennis Merkle, Greg Kinney, Brian Morris, Tim Stockton, Jon Albers, and Brian Allen. Bobcat pins earned by Daniel Clark, Steve Harper, Danny Reed, Pat Baker, Benny Kinney, Harry Firth, Bradley Allen. Doug McCray earned but ill. Cubby awards to Mike Young and Greg Sherlock. den chief braid to Danny Kinney. January theme Americas Trailblazers featured pioneers or inventors. dens performed skits on Lincoln, Davey Crockett, Franklin, Washington. March den parade included covered wagons. winners Brian Allen, Brian Morris, Dennis Merkle, Patrick Baker. grand champions Brian Allen first, Brian Morris second. Plans for swimming program and a fundraising project discussed. need for a town den mother noted. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs A G Gottschling, Mrs Clara Shreve, Mrs Helen Bennett. Mr and Mrs Eugene Liven spire and Mr and Mrs Dan Liven spire visited Ruth Ellis. Frank Mahan returned from Erie hospital and convalescing at home. A few Republicans also mentioned.

Florence Kinney Spartansburg Cub Scouts Clyde May Spartansburg Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Paul Baker L. K. DeMille Titusville Dennis Merkle Greg Kinney Brian Morris Tim Stockton Jon Albers Brian Allen Daniel Clark Steve Harper Danny Reed Pat Baker Benny Helen McCray Abraham Lincoln Sandra Young Davey Crockett Benjamin Franklin Evelyn Merkle Dorothy Sherlock George Washington Cubs Den Patrick Baker McCray Baker Clyde Frazier Ruth Ellis Louise Mahan

Lincoln Day dinner attendees in Meadville at Eagles Auditorium

Attendees included Isine Blakeslee Russell Young Douglas Blakeslee and Dick Witmer Harry Firth Dolly Firth and Dick Hays. Sen Hugh Scott and Lt Gov Ray Shaffer spoke on voter registration. Republicans in Sparta Township and the borough participated in a political census last fall.

Eagles Auditorium Meadville Isine Blakeslee Russell Young Douglas Blakeslee Dick Witmer Harry Firth Dolly Firth Dick Hays Hugh Scott Ray Shaffer Sparta Township Ralph: Reichard Hartstown John F. Osborn Alice Gamble Fredonia Helen Bennett Sparta PTA Boy Scouts Troop 100 Founder Day William Scouten Francis Kinney George Long Overcomers of Corry Area Donald Merkle Todd Firth Sparta Pta Mabelle Weidner

Erie Auto Dealer Posts Reward For Sniper Lead

An Erie auto dealer offers a 500 reward for information to arrest the shooter or shooters firing from a car into homes in Millcreek Township. The total reward reaches 600 with citizen contributions. Eight shootings have occurred since December 8, the latest injuring Calvin Botwright, 56, who was struck in the left arm and side by a 1.22 bullet while in his living room. He was treated and released.

Erie Auto ERIE Peter Qatess Millcreek Township Calvin Botwright

Candy May Turn Sour In County Court

Erie district attorney seeks injunction to stop distribution of the novel Candy while a county court rules if it is obscene. Lakeport Distributors faced a possession with intent to distribute charge. a Friday hearing is set before Alderman Rossiter, with potential continuance or dismissal. Police raid on January 19 seized 66 paperbacks and halted distribution. ACLU may join as an interested party as proceedings move toward Milwaukee and Philadelphia cases for guidance.

ERI — Instrict Edward H. Carney Lakeport Distributors, Inc Erie Samuel A. Rossiter Terry Southern Joseph V. Agresti Lakeport Martin Seigel American Civil Liberties Union Milwaukee Phil Adelphia

GenTel Crew Cuts Phone Cable Near Titusville

L USVILLE General Telephone Co workers trimming brush along Route 6 between Reno and Oil City accidentally cut a telephone cable, severing about 300 pairs. Repairs were underway and expected to be complete soon. Partial service between Franklin and Oil City remained.

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