Fragmentary legal notice from Corry Erie area
A disrupted OCR segment references a legal matter in Corry and Erie region with mention of sidewalks, deposits, fines, and a clerk. The text is incomplete but implies lawful action, dates in 1964 1965 and a city ordinance proceeding overseen by Corinne or Corbin, with terms and penalties noted.
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N.Y
Lil
Corbin
Iuddelewalks
Gor
Corry
Au- Tlon
Teady
Erie
Wes
City of
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Indonesia Walks Out of U.N. and Malaysia Attack Fears
United Nations officials weigh Indonesia's walkout as a possible prelude to a broader assault on Malaysia. A Malaysian note to the Security Council cites Indonesian troop buildup along the Borneo frontier and infiltrations into the peninsula. Sukarno accuses Malaysia of backing British colonialism and vows to crush the federation before next year. Indonesian sources warn of intensified attacks tied to Soviet arms support, though Kremlin stance remains uncertain.
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United Nations, N.Y
Sukarno
Indonesia
United Nations
Malaysia
U.N
Security Council
Borneo
Southeast Asia
Soviet Union
Moscow
Bove Foreign Ministry
Kremlin
Mills Health Plan Backed By Most Ways and Means Members
An Associated Press survey shows most of the House Ways and Means Committee favor sending the administration health care plan to the House for a vote. Chairman Wilbur Mills expects action in March tied to Social Security, with financing by a payroll tax separate from the Social Security tax. The panel’s composition and Mills' in principle accord with administration funding mark a shift from earlier opposition.
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Washington
Associated Press
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Johnson
Caine ‘Gress
Mills
Hold Pair For Shooting Sailor Near Erie
Two men are jailed on armed robbery charges connected to a shooting of a 20 year old sailor in Erie County. Mil ton Harris 27 of Quincy Massachusetts and Bobby G Layman 17 of Marked Tree Arkansas are held with a third suspect named Dan about 25 sought by state police. The victim James Brenne 20 of Conneaut Ohio was treated at Hamot Hospital for a neck wound and is in satisfactory condition. Brenne hitchhiked on Route 90 from nine day leave when a car altered seats, Harris allegedly shot him, then Brenne jumped from the car and was found by an off duty state trooper.
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Dri, Pa
Erie County
Milton Harris
Quincy
Mass
Bobby G. Layman
Marked Tree
Ark
B.D. 1
Dan
James Brenne
Conneaut
Ohio
Hamot Hospital
Branne
Newport
Harris
Brenne
Harts
Triumphs Of Modern Medicine Spark Call For Health Plan
AP Analysis notes President Johnson urges broad health legislation as modern medical advances both save lives and create new demands. The piece explains heart disease cancer and strokes now dominate deaths, while high costs and slow spread of new techniques strain access. It discusses the lag in adoption, rising hospital costs, and the need for a unified system to distribute knowledge and care.
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Alton Blakeslee
NEW York (Ap
Johnson
Arrest 10 Men For Blast At Princess Home
Police chased a 20 mile route ending near Abbeyleix after an explosion at Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon's Irish holiday mansion. A gasoline bomb was used, lights failed across Abbeyleix, seven men were captured in a wood, with about 16 involved. Saboteurs blocked high tension cables causing a transformer failure. The attack aimed to disrupt the De Vesci visit during a TRA campaign.
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Abbeyleix
Ireland
Princess Margaret
Abbeyleix House
Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Viscount
Viscountess de Vescl
Hur
Irish Republican Army
de Vescis
Elisabeth I
Pennsylvania Rep John P Shyler Named to GOP Committee
John P Shyler of Pennsylvania is among 12 House members elected yesterday to the Republican Congressional Committee, tasked with aiding Republican elections. The report notes the committee's duty to bolster party candidates nationwide.
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Republican Committee
Washington
John P. Shyler
Pennsylvania
House
Republican Congressional Committee
Johnson Moves To Put Labor Wins At Top Of Agenda
President Johnson plans to seek immediate action on minimum wage and unemployment insurance before pushing repeal of the Taft Hartley Act section on right to work. High administration sources say repeal of 14B remains a real political and economic concern, with broader Taft Hartley changes also eyed for the construction sector.
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Organized Labor
Congress
Johnson
Capitol Hill
Washington
Pleads Innocent Air Force Veteran Faces Death Sentence
Robert Glens Thompson, 29, a former Air Force veteran, pleads innocent to a federal indictment charging he sold military secrets to Soviet agents from 1957 to 1963 and received payments totaling 1200 dollars. The case alleges an espionage network across Berlin, New York, Detroit, Washington, and Mont. Thompson posted 15000 bail. no trial date set. His wife Eveline and three children stand by him as prosecutors outline 13 overt acts in the alleged spy ring.
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NEW York
Robert Glens Thompson
Husky Air Force
Soviet Union
State Department
Boris V. Karpovich
Washington
Thompson
Joseph B. Hoey
U.S
Mast
West Berlin
Tater
Tong Island
Detroit
Great Falls
Mont
Long Island
Air Force
Labrador
United States
FBI
Sidney Siben
Librarian Mrs Myers Resigns After Service at Corry Library
Mrs Ruth Myers, librarian at Corry Public Library for two and a half years, submitted her resignation at a library board meeting. She helped lead renovations and a major book acquisition drive adding 6,187 volumes and discarding 9,900 outdated ones, reducing total holdings to 7,797. The board plans to find a replacement, preferred a college graduate, with interviews to follow and applications directed to E Anderson.
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Ruth Myers
Corry Public Library
Myers
George Gould
Corry
E. Anderson
Mother Dies Of Gunshot Wound In Brackenridge
Mrs Kathleen Wolfe 2 year old mother of two died in a hospital from a gunshot wound to the head suffered Tuesday Police said the wound was inflicted by her husband Richard Wolfe 36 a baker Wolfe has been jailed in Allegheny County since Tuesday with no charges filed
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Brackenridge, Pa
Kathleen Wulfe
Wolfe
Richard
Allegheny County
Death Threat Ends Death Threat Ends
Akron Ohio AP Leroy Dunlap, 44 years under death sentence, granted a new trial after escaping during 1920 murder trial. Judge Cobby cited missing stenographic notes and aging witnesses as factors. Dunlap, then 64, escaped jail in May 1920 during the holdup slaying case of Steve Bossos.
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Akron
Ohio
Leroy Dunlap
Dunlap
Stephen C. Cobby
James Barbuto
Rudge Calopy
Steve Bossos
Russia backs federal Cyprus plan in covert talks
A Soviet delegation led by Nikolai Podgorny reportedly assured Turkish lawmakers of support for Turkey's federal Cyprus proposal. Moscow has long backed the Greek Cypriot government, while Turkey now favors a cantonal or federal system with strong autonomy for communities. The Cyprus issue heads to the U.N. General Assembly amid Cold War strain as the United States faces Turkish protests over Cyprus policy.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Kremlin
Cyprus
Soviet Union
Makarios
Greece
U.N. General Assembly
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Soviet Communist Party
Moscow
United States
NATO
United Jet
Far Mament
King Olav Delayed Visit In Tehran After Diversion
King Olav of Norway arrived in Tehran for a two week state visit, arriving 24 hours late after his plane was diverted to Beirut due to a storm. The disruption prompted diplomatic chatter as officials awaited the delayed program.
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Olav
Tehran
Iran
Norway
Beirut
Jamestown Man Surrenders After Burglary
A Jamestown man Edward A Hitchcock surrendered at the Corry police station yesterday and waived extradition to New York State where he was wanted on a burglary charge for stealing a .22 caliber pistol. Corry police had been alerted by Chautauqua County authorities about Hitchcock who may have had a girlfriend in Corry and could try to sell the weapon. Hitchcock was released to Chautauqua undersheriff Merle Campaign at 8 p m to be returned to Jamestown.
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Jamestown
New York State
Corry
Chautauqua County
Maysville
Edward A. Hitchcock
New York
Merle
Hitchcock
Start Drive To Raise NY Drinking Age
New Jersey launches a campaign to push New York to raise its drinking age from 18 to 21. Gov. Richard J. Hughes names Ned J. Parsekian ambassador to New York to pressure state officials. County prosecutor John G. Theyes cited data on youths in alcohol related crashes as support.
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Trenton
N.J
New Jersey
New York State
Ned J. Parsekian
New York
Parsekian
State Division of Motor Vehicles
Richard J. Hughes
Hughes
John G. Theyes
Passaic County
It Is Legal Attorneys Infiltrate State Legislature
The 1965 66 directory shows 24 of 47 state senators and about 44 of 100 state house members are attorneys plus one more listed as lawyer. Other occupations include farmer announcer broker inspector homemaker and clerk. A note on several named reps adds color to the legislature’s diverse occupations.
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Harrisburg
State Senate
State House of Representatives
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Congress of the United States
Liz Taylor Renouncing U S Ties
Paris reports Elizabeth Taylor sought to renounce American citizenship, aiming for British status through naturalization. Sources say she balked at the allegiance clause during a October renunciation attempt, preferring to remain free of implied ill will toward the United States.
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Paris
Elizabeth Taylor
and Burton
Miss Taylor
United States
Taylor
U.S
Jane We
Switzerland
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J. Edgar Hoover
Robert Thompson
Princess
Russia
Margarette Rooker
Bucks County
Paul Lutty
James K. Smith
Dormont
John Walsh
Philadelphia
U. S. Senate
Joseph Clark
Hugh Scott
James A. Byrne
Liz Taylor
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Rome
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