Seven residents sue Sharon Herald for 7 million dollars
Seven Allegheny County residents sue the Sharon Herald Publishing Co and a reporter for libel over a story portraying Salvatore Gaetano as an underworld figure. The suit in Allegheny County Common Pleas Court names Tex-Video stockholders and Gaetano family members among the plaintiffs. The filing cites false and defamatory material published about Gaetano and ties Tex-Video to cable franchise aims across Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Sharon Herald Publishing Co
Aew
Allegheny County Common Pleas Court
Salvatore Gaetano
Mounty Lebanon
Louis Glasso
Gaetano
Salvatore Jr
Upper St. Clair
Louis
Green Tree
Jayn Woge
Woge
Tex-Video, Inc
Tex- Video
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Tex-Video
Chautauqua Events Highlight Week of July Programs
Chautauqua outlines a packed schedule from July 1 to July 9 featuring lectures, workshops, concerts, plays, operas, and films. Notable items include dawn and afternoon programs at Miller Cottage, the Octagon Building, and Smith-Wilkes Hall, with performances by the Warren Junior Military Band and Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra. The lineup showcases writers workshops, art classes, singing, and a Tosca opera opening.
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Lewis Miller
Miller Park
Light
Octagon
Peter Colbey
John A. Carver Jr
Warren
Ohio
Donald W. Hurrelbrink
Warren Junior Military Band
Bird
Tree and Garden Club
Roger Latham
The
Pittsburgh Press
Pittsburgh
Smith-Wilkes Hall
Mary E. Snyder
Chautauqua
Josephine Antoine
Chautauqua School of Music
McKnight Hall
Bitter End Singers
William Shakespere
Chautauqua Repertory Theatre
Mr. Arthur
School of Music
Albert H. Sharpe
Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra
Walter Hendl
Millard Taylor
Rossini
Herold
Beethoven
Court grants new trial in cop shooting case
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ordered a new trial for 82 year old Frank Gaiton who was jailed since 1960 for a non fatal shooting of a suburban Pittsburgh officer and burglary. The court ruled his confession, obtained while he recovered from a gunshot wound, was invalid due to hospital drug influence. The unanimous decision ends Gaiton’s long bid for relief. he was originally sentenced to 13½ to 27 years for the shooting in Dormont. Gaiton and his brother Joseph, 89, were convicted of burglary assault with intent to kill and related counts.
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Pittsburgh
State Supreme Court
Frank Gaiton
Tribual
Gaito
Gallo
Dormont
Joseph
Democrats Split Over Viet Nam In House Campaigns
In Westchester a Negro pacifist polled over 40 percent against the party nominee in a district now held by Republican Ogden R. Reid. Freshman Democrats discuss Viet Nam at home with broad admin support and a push for early settlement, while some plan campaigns apart from the national party to curb Viet Nam’s impact. Southern Democrats show less concern, citing local issues like housing discrimination.
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Westchester County
Ogden R. Reid
New York
New Jersey
California
National Democratic Party
Court orders immediate writ for Gallo in Habeas Corpus case
Firearms Act case ends with court directing Allegany County Common Pleas Court to grant Gallo an immediate writ of habeas corpus. The ruling emphasizes swift judicial relief in the habeas proceeding following firearm related charges.
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Gallo
Allegheny County Common Pleas Court
Maxwell elected chairman of Pennsylvania Bar Association
David Maxwell of Philadelphia was elected chairman of the newly formed House of Delegates at the association's annual summer meeting in Bedford. The House of Delegates, created last January, serves as the main policy making body of the Pennsylvania Bar Association.
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Bedford
House of Delegates
Pennsylvania Bar Association
David Maxwell
Philadelphia
Job Rights Continued From Page One
The commission reports 8672 first year complaints 6026 within jurisdiction with over 3000 from Black individuals. About 33 percent allege sex discrimination and 70 Mexican American complaints appear in origin notes. 692 conciliation cases involve 209 employers or unions. Seven nondiscrimination agreements reached. ten cases referred to the Justice Department.
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Maity Pela
Justice Department
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Sue Sharon Herald
Lafayette
Ind
A. Dale Fiers
Indianapolis
International Christian Women’s Fellowship
Supreme Court
Phoenix
Ariz
Bob Church
North Center St
T St
Coot - Ste
Briggs and Stratton
H. P
Misses
Dupont
Sule Ln
Wer
Murpry
Mustane “ Electric
Mills Bros. Circus
N. Center St
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