Fight in Beverly Hills Leaves Weisman Foe Unconscious
Beverly Hills police say the investigation is ongoing after Frederick R. Weisman, 54, former Hunt Foods president, suffered a serious brain injury and was unconscious following brain surgery after a Wednesday morning altercation at the Polo Lounge. Sinatra denied striking first, with Dean Martin corroborating the account.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra
Dean Martin
Frederick R. Weisman
Hunt Foods, Inc
Norton Simon
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Weisman
Polo
Beverly Hills Hotel
Consumer group urges 12 percent credit interest limit in Pa
Harrisburg AP. The Pennsylvania League for Consumer Protection urged the House to cap credit interest at 12 percent per year. The proposal would replace former rates up to 10 dollars per hundred on installments and UW percent on revolvers with a flat 12 percent plus 1 percent monthly on revolving balances. It also calls to cut delinquency charges to 1 percent per month and require a full copy of contracts at purchase.
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Harrisburg
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania League For Consumer Protection
Afl-Cio
Democratic House
Judiciary Special Committee
Consumer League
Being Big Shot Means Stress Says Menninger
Dr. Roy Menninger, codirector of the Menninger Foundation School of Mental Health, told an NYU conference on executive stress that there is no escape from the pressures of being an executive. He added that stress is not all bad, but excess stress must be talked about to be managed.
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Roy Menninger
School of Mental Health
Menninger Foundation
Kansas
Menninger
New York University
Meany Hampering Johnson Ties With Communist World
United Auto Workers President Walter Reuther accuses AFL-CIO chief George Meany of hindering President Johnson’s bridge-building toward the Communist world. Reuther cites the Geneva walkout of the International Labor Conference over Poland’s Communist leadership, while Meany’s camp stays silent and debate continues within the labor federation.
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Washington
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Johnson
Reuther
Meany
White House
International Labor Conference
UAW
Aflcio
Labor
AFL Cio
Geneva
Switzerland
Leon Chanj
Poland
Lyran
International Executive Board
Europe
Busy cops chase ends in stolen car arrest
A 29 year old Oil City man Thomas Barclay was arrested in Jamestown after stealing a police car during an accident investigation. He led Jamestown Lakewood and Busti officers on a high speed chase before being captured by Lakewood police. He faces drunk driving charges and additional counts.
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Jamestown
Pennsylvania
Thomas Barclay
Oil City
Busti
Tak
Ing
Steve Showers
Lakewood
Barclay
Chief Showers
Showers
Real Estate Tax Takes Hold As City Revenue Grows
Miss Harriet Myers reports Corry's new real estate transfer tax has raised 2 547 through May end. February brought 278, March 604, April 582, and May 1 113 as market activity revives. The measure is expected to yield about 10 000 annually, about half a mill in property tax. Dr Levering Tyson 77 former Muhlenberg College president died in Bay Head New Jersey after an extended illness.
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de, Tyson
Bay Head
N. J
Levering D. Tyson
Muhlenberg College
Grave holds remains of 2000 in Singapore mass grave exhumation
An East Coast Singapore dig uncovers about 500 skulls and remains from a mass grave linked to Japanese occupation forces in World War II. The Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce reported the site was found after a Chinese school principal claimed survivor testimony from the Feb 23, 1942 massacre.
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Singapore
Straits Times
Lost and founds overflow at Corry sites
A journal survey reveals police station YMCA and high school lost and founds hold many items including watches eyeglasses rings and jewelry each month. Officials note few people check these desks when seeking belongings. Continued on page Shr.
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Corry
YMCA
Alma storms off coast threatening shipping and 47 deaths
Tropical storm Alma weakens from hurricane status as it moves offshore from the Carolina coast. gale winds and heavy rain lash Charleston Myrtle Beach Wilmington with four inches in six hours and 47 deaths attributed to Alma.
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Wilmington
N.C
Alma
South Carolina-North Carolina
Miami Weather Bureau
Virginia Capes
Savannah
North Carolina
South Carolina
Charleston
M Myrtle Beach
Erie County GOP elects Graham and Hoffman
Graham and Hoffman were elected chairman and secretary of the Erie County Republican Committee. Graham defeated Marasco 240 to 47. Hoffman beat Galiano 186 to 92. A total of 290 of 294 committeemen voted, with 177 in person and 113 by proxy.
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Rie
Mortimer E. Graham
David Hoffman
Erie County Republican Committee
Graham
Hammermill Paper Co
Michael J. Marasco
Erie
Hoffman
Union City
James D. Weaver
Donald R. Galiano
North East
Coughlin
Grace Swanson
Albion
GOP
Martha N. Barnes
Leo H. Delan
Corry
Fred W. Lamberton
Gagli- Ano
W. W
Doc! Waterhouse of Corry
Hotiman
Veteran Soldier Killed In War In Viet Nam
Butler Pennsylvania AP reports Staff Sgt. Francis Rummel a 17 year Army veteran died of wounds in combat in Viet Nam. He served with the First Infantry Division and his wife released the news Friday noting his death followed a Wednesday injury.
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Butler
Viet Nam
Francis Rummel
U.S. Plans Fresh Attacks as Red Forces Hold Highlands
U S paratroopers regroup for new assaults on entrenched North Vietnamese regulars in the central highlands as B52 bombers hit a target area ten miles north of the fighting. The operation Hawthorne described as one of the year’s heaviest with 385 NVA dead so far. Captain Bill Carpenter, famed West Point alum and hero, aided survivors while calling in a napalm strike after his unit faced overrun.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
101St Airborne Division
U S
Bill Carpenter
Kantum City
Carpenter
West Point
Highlands
Hawthorne
Coast To Coast March Against Fear Gains Support
Civil rights groups nationwide back James Merediths march against fear in Mississippi. The pace slows as marchers enter county seats to escort Negro voters to registration places. Meredith began the walk from the Tennessee line toward Jackson and was wounded. supporters from Phoenix Louisville Buffalo Nashville Los Angeles Chicago Albany San Antonio and Louisiana plan rallies.
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Meredith
University of Mississippi
Tennessee Line
Jackson
Phoenix
Ariz
Louisville
Buffalo
Four Youths Given Probation in Area Theft Case
Four youths arrested April 26 after an inquiry by Corry State Police in Columbus for the theft of 300 dollars in auto parts from Turben's Auto Service were sentenced yesterday by Judge Alexander C. Flick Jr. The three first offenders received three months probation while a juvenile got six months probation after a reduced charge.
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Corry
Theodore J. Amorosso Jr
James Lee Carrier
Nornan G. Roth
Amoroso
Sarrier
Roth
Five Month PA Strike Ends as Two Locals Ratify Contracts
A five month strike against the Pennsylvania Transformer Division of McGraw-Edison Co. ends after Local 3969 production and maintenance workers and Local 4561 testers ratify new contracts.
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Vanonsburg, Pa
Pennsylvania
McGraw-Edison Co
United Steelworkers Union
Cyclist Killed in Altoona Collision
A motorcycle and car collided at an Altoona intersection. Timothy Riley, 16, of Hollidaysburg, was killed in the crash on Friday.
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Altoona
Timothy Riley
Hollidaysburg
Local School Outlines High Marks for Diocese
The faculty and priests at St. Thomas School prepared a five page statement of philosophy and objectives. Diocesan superintendent Very Rev Homer De Walt praised the effort and noted the outline was reviewed at the Floresan level and ranked highly 80. Ray Amy, school board president, said the document reflects aims and accomplishments across moral spiritual intellectual emotional cultural physical and economic areas and will serve as a model for other parish schools.
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St. Thomas School
Homer de Walt
Erie
Ray Amy
Amy
Las Vegas Justice of the Peace Marries 15000 in 18 Months
Justice of the Peace James Brennan in Las Vegas says his heavy workload and constant weddings have earned him over 70000 dollars in 17 months. He has married stars like Cary Grant Jane Fonda June Allyson and Roger Miller and keeps accepting ceremonies day and night. He plans future political moves or private practice as his term ends.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Justice of the Peace
James Brennan
Sam
Brennan
Cary Grant
Jane Fonda
June Allyson
Roger Miller
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Edward E.bittner
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Bittner
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Johnston
Graham Inns County
Kremmling
Colo
Bob Shay
Mike
Jackson, Miss
Martin Luther King
James Meredith
Dr. King
March Against Fear
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