Delay Order To Imprison Ginzburg
A federal appeals court delayed the five year prison term for New York publisher Ralph Ginzburg pending appeal. The stay sets bail at ten thousand dollars and keeps the sentence from starting today while the Philadelphia attorney Harold E. Kohn argues for sentence reduction. The case follows a 1963 obscenity conviction upheld by the Supreme Court last March.
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Philadelphia
New York
Ralph Ginzburg
Ginzburg
Harold £. Kohn
Hi ‘ U.S. Circuit Court
J. Cullen Ganey
William Hastie
Harry E. Kalodner
Ralph C. Body
U.S. Supreme Court
Kohn
Appeals Court
Blue Ball
Intercourse
U.S
Shane Creamer
Creamer
Soldiers Kuktelionis and Burke Die in Vietnam War
Spec. 41 John L. Kuktelionis and Spec. 4 Marshall Burke Jr., both of Philadelphia, were killed in the Vietnam War. Kuktelionis was married, and the Defense Department announced the loss on Monday.
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Washington
John L. Kuktelionis
Marshall Burke Jr
Philadelphia
Defense Department
Kuktelionis
Letters question humane methods of chicken cull and rights
In Salisbury Pa readers question how the Humane Society killed confiscated chickens and ask if noble birds deserve Civil Rights protection. The second item notes divers recovered the bodies of Warren Turney and Harry Murray from High Point Fish Lake after a fishing trip missing since Saturday.
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Humane Society
The
Harry M. Burrows
Salisbury
Warren E. Turney
Addison
Harry J. D. Murray
Confluence R. D
High Point Fish Lake
Leaders Remain Same In Area Fishing Contest
Canadohta Lake Amusement Park hosts a $100 fishing contest with heavy weekend effort and strong catches. New entries include John Mazaroli with a 23 inch northern pike and James Little with a 21 inch specimen. John Simon leads the pike with a 24 inch walleye, William Hartman tops bass at 20 1/2 inches, while Clair Subbitt holds the muskies with a 32 inch lunge. The event, open to all Canadohta Lake anglers, runs through Labor Day with a $25 jackpot per class and a $25 longest fish prize.
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Canadohta
Canadohta Lake Amusement Park
Harry Newland
John Mazaroli
Cleveland
James Little
Beaver Falls
John Simon
Pittsburgh
William Hartman
Clair Subbitt
Canadohia Lake
Beautiful UFO sighting over Erie described as comets and cotton candy shapes
Several Erie residents reported a bright fast moving object last night around 10. It was described as beautiful with colors ranging from starlike tails to blue and white streaks. Witnesses named Emma Hedderich Vera Robbins Richard Hawes and Edith Robinsons family noting varied shapes and speeds.
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Erie
Emma Hedderich
Vera Robbins
Richard Hawes
Fire Wrecks Casket Plant in Beaver Falls
SEAVER FALLS Pa AP Fire consuming casket linings and Jacquer destroyed the unused four story E and B Casket Co plant in Beaver Falls. Intense heat weakened girders on the nearby 10th Street Bridge. Firemen, led by Fire Chief Ed Phillips, battled the blaze as flames engulfed the half block building. Cause listed as spontaneous combustion. Two firemen suffered heat exhaustion and two others minor burns with no damage estimate available.
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Seaver Falls
Jacquer
E. and B. Casket Co
Beaver County
10Th Street
New Brighton
Beaver Falls
Ed Phillips
Republic Steel Corp
Phillips
Cuba Censors Mail Says Cuban Refugee
Felix Monzon a 28 year old former Cuban Telegraph Co messenger reports to AP that Cuba has intensified censorship of mail to the United States. He says agents open letters and will investigate senders if the correspondence criticizes the regime. Monzon notes arrests of many people for mailing criticism.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Felix Monzon
Cuban Telegraph Co
United States
Nail
Sudan
Monzona
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