Erie Estate Dispersal Upheld By Court
Pennsylvania Supreme Court affirmed Erie County Orphans Court’s April 1968 ruling on the Robert Thompson estate. after fees, $205,313 was disbursed to St Barnabas Home by the Lake. total fees approved totaled $124,178 for investigator, attorneys, administrator and register.
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SRIE
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Erie County Orphans’ Court
James B
St. Barnabas
Thompson
Erie
Myra Parkhurst Betts
Long Island
Three Women Arm Selves In Battle Over New Road
In Huntington West Virginia three women resist highway expansion as earth movers near their land. Mrs Guy Metz fires warning shots saying she will be carried off before they enter. Her daughter Ellen a Seattle teacher joins armed stand. neighbor Mrs L D Smith also defends property as talks continue with the State Road Commission over access and a 60 foot earthen barrier.
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Huntington
W.va
Guy R. Metz
Jan
Metz
Ellen
Seattle
Wash
State Road Commission
Meadville Seeks More Low Rent Housing Units
Meadville City Council approved a resolution urging the Meadville Housing Authority to add low rent units. Mayor Francis T. Rice cited a multiracial committee request and housing shortages, noting Meadville has about 100 low rent units while the national average suggests 500 for a city of this size.
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Meadville
Youth Movement Founder Dies Cardinal Cardijn Dies in Louvain
Joseph-Leon Cardinal Cardijn founder of the Christian Working Youth movement died last night in Louvain at age 74. His death reduces the College of Cardinals to 116 members, following the death of Thomas Cardinal Tien in Formosa earlier this week.
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Louvain
Neighwnap
Joseph-Leon Cardinal Cardijn
Worldwide
Christian Working Youth Movement
College of Cardinals
Thomas Cardinal Tien
Formosa
Judge approves Billy Rose estate tax plan foundation gift
Surrogate S Samuel DiFalco ruled Billy Rose veered to tax efficiency by leaving most of his estimated 25 to 50 million dollar estate to a foundation bearing his name. His sister Miriam Stern opposed the plan, arguing it violated public policy aimed at deductibility. Rose died at 66 in February. The will also provides a 100000 dollar income trust to Stern and 50000 dollars plus income from a 1 million dollar trust to Polly Gottlieb. The sisters had previously sought to challenge the will.
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Judge’s Okay New York
Billy Rose
S. Samuel DiFalco
Showman
Miriam Stern
Manhattan
Rose
Stern
Polly Gottlieb
Beverly Hills
Calif
Stargell Sues for 750000 Over Libel Claim
Pittsburgh Pirates slugger Willie Stargell filed a 750000 libel suit in U S District Court against Pittsburgh Weekly Sports over a story alleging he started a clubhouse fight with teammate Roberto Clemente. Defendants include publisher James P. O Brien and paper founders Carral H. Cook and Sanford Padwe. Padwe says he is not connected and will be removed from the suit.
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Pittsburgh
Willie Stargell
Stargell
Roberto Clemente
U.S. District Court
Pittsburgh Weekly Sports
James P. O'Brien
Clemente
O'Brien
Carral H. Cook
Sanford Padwe
James G. Dunn
Padwe
Cook
Company suspends 150 workers in protest walkout
In Warren Ohio AP report says about 50 Taylor Winfield Corp steelworkers in Local 6529 walked off Monday night over a three work assignment grievance. They were suspended until midnight Sunday as officials announced the measure.
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Warren, Ohio
Taylor- Winfield Corp
Uesday
United Steelworkers Union
Pharmaceutical specialist saves state money in welfare program
Harrisburg reports a pharmaceutical specialist in the Department of Public Welfare developed an improved drug control system and a new glossary, saving the state about 1 million dollars in public assistance funds. The article notes ongoing labor unrest with wall outs affecting welding equipment maker plant operations and wage details for workers on three shifts.
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Harrisburg
Department of Public Welfare
Mellon Plane Crashes In Cemetery
Harrisburg AP Six passengers and two crew walked away uninjured after a Grumann Gulfstream twin engine turboprop crashed at Harrisburg York State Airport and plowed through Mount Olivet Cemetery. Owner Richard Mellon led the passengers, including George Wykoff and Hans Janish, as pilot Leroy Wel land reported brake failure on a rain slick runway. The jet rested on its belly 150 yards from the runway. engine fire followed but was quickly extinguished. The flight carried Mellon and business associates en route from Pittsburgh to Hyannis Port with a planned stop in New York. William Shoemaker of Gettysburg received the Governor's Award for Excellence Among State Employees.
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Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Richard K. Mellon
Mellon
Leroy C. Welland
Harrisburg-York State
Mount Olivet
Grumann Gulfstream
Hyarnis Port
George Wykoff
The
Wykoff Steel Corp
Hans Janish
Bill Leah
Nancy dJenpate
Robert F. Cornman
Hyannis Port
New York
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Youth Movement
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Department of Public Instruction
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Ussu T Ev
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