Auction notices and metal sales amid tense city scene
Fragmentary AP styled clipping notes items for sale including metals like brass and steel, possibly a vehicle lot, and property contact numbers. It references auctions by a merchant and broker, with scattered phrases about districts, a building, and a road kerosene mention, all amid a tense urban context.
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Piott
Circle March
N.Y
Lee
Concord
Vania Orney
Armaces
Co, Ry
Blue Cross Ordered To Rescind 3 Rate Hikes
Harrisburg, PA. State Insurance Commissioner David C. Maxwell ordered three Blue Cross plans to withdraw planned rate increases. He acted under a 1937 law requiring prior approval for non profit rate changes and invited the presidents to meet next Monday as hearings may be held.
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Harrisburg
Blue Cross
Pennsylvania
David C. Maxwell
Maxwell
Insurance Department
Greater
Philadelphia
Northeastern Pennsylvania
Lehigh Valley
Northeastern
PUC Prehearing Set Before Corry Water Rate Case
The Public Utilities Commission schedules a March 7 pre hearing in Harrisburg to smooth issues before the main Erie hearing on Corry Water Supply Co.’s 25 percent rate increase effective January 1. City Solicitor Rozelle says the session aims to settle, clarify issues, and speed the later hearing by gathering data and perhaps stipulating undisputed facts.
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Public Utilities Commission
City of
Corry
Rozelle
Speck Death Penalty Asked Shifts Jury Awareness
In Peoria Ir AP Richard Speck 25 faced eight murders of student nurses July 14 as prosecutors prepared to seek the death penalty. Prospective jurors selected from 15 Venice men were not sequestered overnight and restraint orders limited coverage. Speck appeared tired then attentive as indictments were read and courtroom security tightened with searches for safety.
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Peoria
Richard Speck
Speck
Chicago
Paschen
Lst
Sparta Man 56 Is Killed In Youngsville Crash
Clare P Theuret, 56, of Spartansburg Warren County and father of 11, was killed in a crash at Route 6 and Route 27 in Youngsville at 7 40 a m. He worked for the State Highway Department. A truck and trailer driven by Duane Haven Baier of Butler reportedly tried a right turn, left the road center and hit the state highway cinder spreader. The impact also damaged a legally parked car owned by John L Hodges. The tractor trailer was loaded. Continued on Page Six.
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Youngsville
Clare P. Theuret
Spartansburg
Warren County
State Highway Department
Gary L. Rain
George Barron
Duane Haven Baier
Butler
John L. Hodges
Supreme Court Tightens Harmless Error Rule in Prosecutions
The Supreme Court ruled to limit harmless error doctrine in state cases. Judges may overturn convictions only if they are convinced beyond a reasonable doubt that constitutional violations did not affect trial outcomes. The decision cites the 1962 Lodi bar owner robbery case of Thomas Le Roy Teale and Ruth Elizabeth Chapman.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Thomas le Roy Teale
Ruth Elizabeth Chapman
Lodi
Calif
Barrester
Planners Call For Local Housing Authority
The City Planning Commission told City Council that a locally run Housing Authority is preferable for the Fourth Ward urban renewal project which will displace about 30 families. The commission wants the council to study feasibility or use an out of town body and discussed outside support for Corry Ambulance Service and hospital billing for ambulance services.
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City Planning Commission
Louis Miller
Planning Commission
Fourth Ward
Miller
Council
Commission
Corry Ambulance Service
Corry Memorial Hospital
Third In Race For Gty Treasurer
C Merrill Patterson joined Mrs Theodore Hubley and Mrs John Chillock as Republican petitions opened for city treasurer at the county courthouse. Rumors about J Fred Kinley starting petitions were denied as he confirmed he is considering but would not announce yet.
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C. Merrill Patterson
South Center Street
Theodore
Mary) Hubley
John
Anne) Chillock
J. Fred Kinley
Journal
Kinley
Convoy at Mu Gia Pass Hit As U S Jets Strike
U S pilots report destroying or damaging 86 North Vietnamese trucks in a large Mu Gia Pass convoy moving south with war supplies. In five engagements across South Vietnam and Laos, American forces claim 266 enemy killed and 76 South Vietnamese killed. A Phantom jet was shot down with two crew missing. an A-6 Skyhawk crashed near Quang Ngai and was rescued. More than nine missions flown as U S forces pressed the Ho Chi Minh Trail corridor.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Mu Gia Pass
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
North Vietnam
Quang Ngai
C.S. Navy
Navy
Marine
Police Trail Snowy Larceny Suspects Across Town
Officers Paul French and Kenneth Nichols tracked two teenagers through snow from the Corry Dodge agency to the IGA Supermarket and Quality Mall areas. They found stolen baked goods and other items along a long trail ending at a residence on Pennsylvania Avenue. The youths, Charles G. Painter and Larry W. Wood, both 18, were charged with larceny and sent for preliminary arraignment.
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Quality Mall
Ter Markets
Lerrier
Breach and Nichols
YMCA
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Hare Creek
North Center Street
Wright Street
Wayne Street
Dodd Apartments
Pennsylvania Avenue
East South Street
William Street
Charles G. Painter
Union’ City
Larry W. Wood
Wattsburg
M. C. Cobbett
Arrest Four In Gambling Crackdown
The FBI announced the arrest of three men in the Buffalo area and one in Youngstown Ohio in a $35 000 a day gambling operation controlled by the Cosa Nostra. The four named are Nicholas A Mauro Ralph A Velocci John Barile and Nello A Ronci all identified by FBI official Neil J Welch.
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Buffalo
N.Y
FBI
Youngs‘town
Ohio
Coga Nostra
Neil J. Welch
Nicholas A. Mauro
Snyder
Ralph A. Velocci
John Barile
Nello A. Ronci
Youngstown
Garbage industry doubles city refuse costs amid new ordinance
City industries led by Ajax and Corry Foam protest a sweeping garbage ordinance that would raise their share. Industry officials claim costs rise by about 2.6 mills plus 30 cents per yard for landfill coverage, totaling roughly $13,000 more annually. A special meeting is set to discuss division of charges with contractor Robertson and city officials observing.
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Ray Weber
Ajax
Cooper Sessemer
Weber
Robert Stitt
Superior Refuse Company
Emmanuel
David Johnson
Industry
Pete” Robertson
Cornell
Stitt
Robertson
Edward Thompson
Corry Jamestown
A. Gordon
Jack) Wells
Corry Foam
Wells
Council
Bloodmobile visit urges 175 pints at Corry drive
Corry faces possible exclusion from the Blood Program if 175 pints are not donated during the Buffalo based Bloodmobile visit at the Corry YMCA from noon to 5 30 p m on Thursday A slack period from 1 p m to 3 p m is urged to maximize donations Several groups including the Pennsylvania State Education Association Columbus Youth Fellowship Civil Air Patrol and Corry Area Life Underwriters Association support the effort An all area meeting with representatives from Buffalo Warren Erie Meadville and Franklin will discuss new donor strategies to address the decline in blood donations.
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Corry
James Howard
Howard
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Columbus Youth Fellowship
Civil Air Patrol
Buffalo
Warren
Erie
Meadville
Franklin
Police Housing Officer To Have Own Camera
The city will split the cost of Polaroid cameras with the mayoral public affairs and code compliance budgets. City Council authorized about 125 for the cameras. Police may use it for mug shots footprints and wrecks. the housing officer for before and after photos for razing junk buildings in court cases.
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David Johnson
Accused Slayer Surrenders After Murder Warrants
Clarence Parks, 51, turned himself in to Youngstown police after a first degree murder warrant followed the Sunday night shooting of Ronald Johnson, 42, in front of his South Side home. Johnson and his 16 year old nephew Anthony Dymes were in a parked car during the incident. Kosygin Celebrates Birthday Quietly in Moscow.
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Youngstown
Unio
Clarence Parks
Ronald Johnson
Johnson
Anthony Dymes
South Side
Not Told Of Rights Admitted Slayer Of 6 Goes Free
A New York factory worker who confessed to killing his wife and five children was freed after a court ruled he had not been informed of his right to counsel before questioning. The case follows a 1966 confession and the Miranda decision prompting new trials.
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New York
U.S. Supreme Court
Animal Kingdom
State
Sui Rae Court
Michael Jern
Jose Suarez
New York City
Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Kern
Suarez
The
Phoenix
Miranda
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Gerald Getty
John Stampus
AP Wirephintos
Richard F. Speck
Sparta
Pete) Robertson
Kosygin
Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
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