Fragmentary OCR Notice from 1967 Court Case
Fragmented text from a newspaper OCR shows a court petition filed in February 1967 in Pennsylvania. Names such as Florek and hospital references appear among distorted lines about a residence and parcels in New York and New Jersey. The legible items indicate an appearance requirement and legal action in a Pleas court.
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Gay Lake
Home Crater
Pertone
Esman
Florek
Young
Isbury
Vania
Man Behind! GM Layoff Would Do It Again
A Mansfield Ohio man says his actions helped trigger a wildcat strike that led to a nationwide GM layoff affecting 415,000 workers. The two week walkout by UAW Local 949 began after a foreman ordered two men to load dies for shipment, prompting suspensions and a grievance dispute before mass plant shutdowns across 17 of 18 GM facilities.
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Mansfield
Ohio
General Motors Corp
Planta
GM Fisher Body
United Auto Workers
Pontiac
Mich
James Strickler
Paul Sloan
Plane wall bursts on Northeast Airlines flight over New Jersey
Nine passengers escaped injury after a section of the fuselage blew out in an explosive decompression high above New Jersey. Two travelers sustained minor injuries. the crew of five and remaining passengers survived the emergency as Capt. William Donahue guided the propeller airliner from Philadelphia to Boston, landing safely at Kennedy Airport after losing power in two engines.
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New York
Pat Duffy
Braintree
Mass
New Jersey
Colt's Neck
Monmouth County
Philadelphia
Boston
Holmdel
William Donahue
Saugus
Kennedy International Airport
Corry collisions cause 1500 in damage and injuries
Snowbound roads and ice coated streets as three local residents were treated at Corry Memorial Hospital after a series of crashes. Merl K. Smith and James A. McQuiston were involved in a head on collision near the Dowell plant, with both cars damaged at about 500 dollars each and three people injured. A separate rear end incident on North Center street caused additional minor injuries and property damage.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Dowell, Inc
West Washington Street
Merl K. Smith
R. J. Corry
James A. Mi
Quiston
Mead Avenue
Smith
West Main
McQuiston
Dowell Plant
Dowell
Helen
James Jackson
Corry
James E. Walter
Grand Valley
Harold L. McLean
North Center Street
McLean
Bond Street
Walter
Hine
Ernestine H. Crispin
Brook Street
Crispin
Page Five
Corry CAP objects to Corry Airport show ban
The Corry Civil Air Patrol protests a suggested limit of one air show per year by the Corry Airport Authority. CAP adjutant Donald Ruffner states a formal request for a June 4 1967 air show at Lawrence Airport was met with a verbal policy recommendation restricting shows. The Abbey Memorial Squadron letter lists supporters.
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Corry
Calvin Wilde
Robert Shreve
Richard Maloney
Ruffner
Charles DuBois
George Hagger
Douglas Brown
Lois Wilde
Abbey Memorial Squadron
Civil Air Patrol
How To Win Friends Among Burglars
Raymond Farber, alarm expert and publisher of Security World, faced an ironic incident at a security conference closing session. While discussing advances in burglar detection, a thief entered his home through a bedroom window and stole $34, exposing gaps in home security despite his expertise.
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Los Angeles
Raymond Farber
Farber
Security World
Death Only Way Out As Orleans DA Presses Probe
New Orleans district attorney Jim Garrison asserts death is the only escape for those he alleges plotted to assassinate President John F. Kennedy. He cites Ferrie's death and claims his staff has solved the case, while acknowledging arrests may be months away. He warned the phrase “solved” does not guarantee immediate action. An Italian chemist Adolfo Ferrari, 67, died in Parma after studying crystalline structures.
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New Orleans
Jim Garrison
John F. Kennedy
Garrison
Newsten
David W. Ferrie
Nicholas Chetta
Ferrie
Parma
Italy
Adolfo Ferrari
Ferrari
University of
Battlefield Settlement Seems Likely in Vietnam War
Washington officials say North Vietnam’s rejection of peace feelers makes a negotiated settlement unlikely, raising the chance the war will be decided on the battlefield. Moscow’s influence over Hanoi is seen as insufficient to force talks, while Geneva line settlement remains a distant possibility if North Vietnam agrees to a bombing halt and talks.
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Washington
U.S
Southeast Asia
Kremlin
Hanoi
Moscow
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Harold Wilson
North Vietnam
Kosygin
Paris
Mai van Bo
United States
Vietnam
Communist National Liberation Front
South Vietnam
South
Escapees DeSalvo Armed and Bound for Canada
Massachusetts authorities say Albert DeSalvo the self described Boston strangler escaped from Bridgewater State Hospital is armed with a pistol and traveling toward Williamsburg Ontario with about 130 dollars in cash. The FBI joined the search and prosecutors seek a 100000 dollar bond. Two fellow inmates who fled with DeSalvo surrendered to investigators in Waltham detailing their separate movements.
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Bridgewater
Mass
Massachusetts
Albert DeSalvo
Boston
Williamsburg
Ontario
Boston Strangler Suspect's Brothers Arrested In Escape Case
Boston AP bulletin reports Richard DeSalvo and Joseph DeSalvo, brothers of Albert H. DeSalvo, 35, the Boston strangler, were arrested on accusations of being accessories to his Friday escape from Bridgewater State Hospital. State police said no charges details were released. Assistant Attorney General Donald Conn said authorities now have a direction, not darts. Ontario border points were placed on alert for DeSalvo. Williamburg, 30 miles west of Cornwall, is cited as the nearest crossing. Police in Boston say they believe DeSalvo had a .32 caliber weapon.
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Bulletin! Boston
Albert H. DeSalvo
Boston
Donald Conn
Ontario
DeSalvo
Williameburg
Bridgewater
Cornwall
U.S. Forces Hit Viet Cong Camp in War Zone C
U S infantry engage a 115 strong Viet Cong company in War Zone C 20 miles northeast of Tay Ninh after Operation Junction City begin. American casualties light while enemy losses rise to at least 49 killed in 24 hours and large arms caches and documents are recovered for intelligence. Ground fighting remains light elsewhere in South Vietnam. In Pittsburgh the A W Mellon Trust grants 120000 to Chatham College to expand its library collection.
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Saigon
U.S
Junction City
Tay Ninh Mit
1St Division
Cedar Falls
Iron Triangle
Tay Ninh Guy
South Vietnam
City Starts Urban Renewal Work in Fourth Ward
Corry receives federal stamp of approval for a workable urban renewal program in the Fourth Ward. Eldon Holingstad presents the plan to 45 business leaders as Mayor William Petifer and others pose. The project aims to clear blighted buildings over three to five years, with survey and planning funds now sought in Washington and a likely action within six months.
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Corry
Fourth Ward
Eldon Holingstad
Pittsburgh
Holingstad
Washington
Corty
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West Smith Street
Journal
Eaton
Chamber
NBBB
Albert L. Alexander
Mr. Alexander
Raps Airport
Corry Cap
Orleans
Hils
Quang Ngai
Canada
FBI
Conn
Bridgewater State Hospital
Legislative Commission
Martin Fay
Waltham
Fay
Fred E. Edrickson
Brockton
George W. Harrison
Westford
Pay
A. W. Mellon Educational and Charitable Trust
Chatham College
David Johnson
Chris Capotis
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