Frankfurter Dies at 82 Former Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurter
Washington AP Felix Frankfurter 82 former Supreme Court justice died of a heart attack at his home after stepping down two years earlier for health reasons. President Johnson and Chief Justice Warren offered praise as Frankfurter, born in Vienna in 1882, leaves a legacy as a fighter for truth and a bridge between liberal and conservative strands on the bench.
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Pa Bingo Bill Before Senate
A bill to license county option bingo operations moves through the Senate with bipartisan support. Sen. Donolow estimates up to 10 million dollars yearly from licensing fees and proceeds. The Revenue Department would set fees from 20 to 500 dollars and take 5 percent of proceeds, with all revenue dedicated to education. A referendum could appear on the primary ballot if 20 percent of the highest county vote from the last election signs.
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Corry YMCA Opens Feasibility Study for Gym Fund
The Corry YMCA begins a feasibility study to determine if it can raise 200 000 to 300 000 dollars for a new gymnasium. Beaver Associates will interview 20 residents to gauge community support and potential capital funds over three years.
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Y Board of Directors
Downey Named GOP Pick For City Council Seat
The Republican slate for city council grows with Jack Downey of 160 Johnson Street announced as a candidate. Ray Weber runs for mayor, Robert Grice seeks a third term, and Downey fills the second council spot after Weber aims higher.
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Ray Weber
Robert Grice
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Weber
Philip Zalzneck
Corty Jamestown Corp
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Sie
Chamber of Commerce
John Mohr
Dale Webster
East Irving Street
Lyle Chase
Bruce Summerville
Charles Graham
City Democratic
School Board
City Council
Tate
Helen Jones
Campaign To Stamp Out Cads Affects 1955 Cadillacs
Police report a 1955 Cadillac owned by James D. Krone was damaged after a suspected joyride, with taillights and left rear panel damaged and a dent near the headlight. Witnesses saw a car matching the description on West and East Washington streets near the Moose Lodge. Another 1955 Cadillac owned by William Yaratch at the Polish National Alliance Club parking lot was damaged with smashed windows.
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Corry Moose Lodge
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East Washington
William Yaratch
Polish National Alliance Club
Mead Avenue
May Extend Tax Date May Extend Tax Date
Washington AP reports mounting congressional pressure to extend the tax payment deadline beyond April 15 for taxpayers with underwithheld wages. The Treasury cites underwithholding at 400 to 500 million dollars, while lawmakers debate action after health care bill work.
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Tragic Route 611 Crash Kills Mother and Daughter
A car collision on Route 611 near Mount Pocono Pennsylvania killed mother Aniela Daczka aged 30 from Pemberton New Jersey and her daughter Marilyn. Edwin A. Daczka 29 father, and two other daughters Debra 6 and Sandra 3, were seriously or moderately injured and hospitalized. The truck driver Robert C. Smith 26 of Scranton was uninjured.
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Monroe County
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Sandra
Robert C. Smith
Harlem Mosque Fire Seen As Retaliation in NY
A fire in Harlem, believed to be revenge for the slaying of Elijah Muhammad, gutted a Black Muslim mosque building and damaged neighboring property. Witnesses heard blasts before flames rose, kerosene reportedly found on site, and police reinforced the all-Negro community as two dozen people were injured, with tensions high after the assassination.
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John J. Waterman
59 Killed In Nippon Mine Blast At Hokkaido
AP reports rescuers pulled 30 more bodies from the gas torn No 1 mine of Hokkaido Colliery Co at Yubari. Death toll reached 59 with two more miners dead or missing. Cause traced to gas buildup. mine employed 172 miners when blast hit. Previous 1960 No 2 mine explosion killed 42.
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FFA members lead Corry Kiwanis meeting in agriculture week
Corry Area High School FFA members Rex Warner Ronald Walters and Dennis Edwards led a Kiwanis meeting with Youngsville Kiwanis officials as part of National Future Farmers of America Week. The program highlighted practical agricultural training with over 50 area students active in agriculture under teacher Richard Faiver.
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Rex Warner
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Fear grows after Malcolm X assassination in New York
The article reports heightened security around Elijah Muhammad in Chicago and New York, with six followers reportedly traveling to avenge Malcolm X. It notes ongoing investigations, Muhamad's denial of Black Muslim involvement, and claims of a pending feud fueling the crime.
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Khanh to Leave Viet Nam As Army factions shift power
Lt. Gen. Nguyen Khanh agreed to leave South Viet Nam as an ambassador at large amid Armed Forces Council maneuvering. In Saigon, a U.S. serviceman was killed by a Viet Cong grenade at a command post near Son and nine others wounded in related actions. Air strikes targeted an ambush route as three platoons remain missing and Khanh’s departure follows the deposed strongman’s 12½ month rule.
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Binh Dinh
Area Man’s Buddy Shot By Mexican Cops
A Pennsylvania man Ronald Carrier of Waterford, Erie County was released after a checkpoint incident in which his companion was shot near Piedras Negras Mexico. Two Texans Boyd Freitag and Robert Henderson are to be freed soon, while Woodward Peables remains hospitalized in Ciudad Acuna after being shot at the Ciudad Acuna Piedras Negras checkpoint on February 13. The consul said no charges are expected against Freitag and Henderson.
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Truck Runaway Kills Man In Johnstown Crash
A runaway trailer truck loaded with pickle cases careened down a steep Johnstown street crashing into two trucks three cars and a building. Charles Kocher age 60 of Johnstown was killed and three others were seriously injured as the cab became embedded in a wall. The only other moving vehicle, a panel truck, was struck by the runaway rig.
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