In Our Opinion A Slow Grinding Of The Wheels Of Justice
The piece argues a U S Claims Court ruling affirming Seminole ownership of $3 million acres in Florida could cost the United States about $40 million and urges payment as atonement for past mistreatment. It links Florida land dispossession to broader treaties and dam projects, urging recognition of tribal land rights.
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U.S. Claims Court
Florida
United States
Spain
Kinzua Dam
Israelis Under Scrutiny After Liberty Attack
Drew Pearson notes Israeli air and naval action against the Liberty near the Egyptian coast amid a broader call for congressional inquiry. The column discusses possible preplanned coordination, CIA briefings, and Tel Aviv’s rapid self‑reporting to the Sixth Fleet during the 1967 incident.
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House Armed Services Committee
Israel
Liberty
Cairo
Tel Aviv
Nasser
Hussein
U. S
Sixth Fleet
Washington
Johnson
Kosygin
U.S
Unhappy Harrisburg lawmakers face heat and delays
Pennsylvania legislators cooled only by air conditioning endure a heat wave at the Capitol. Governor Shafer’s joint session call to discuss insurance drew mixed reactions, with some preferring mimeographed briefings. Lawmakers question the week’s purpose amid a tense late June or early July schedule.
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Shafer
What Is The Law Yesterday Memories Of Corry 20 Years Ago
The item recalls E Lowry Humes a Meadville attorney and ex U S district attorney warning that the United States must stay constant. It notes a major boating accident in Presque Isle Bay with over 200 rescued and 3 000 marooned on the Peninsula, plus local notices of scholarships and a truck collision with an Erie train. It also presents a Q A on baggage responsibility of common carriers and the burden of proof for damages.
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Corry
E. Lowry Humes
Meadville
U. S
United States
Presque Isle Bay
Secrecy Sparks Tense House Hearing On Near East
Assistant Secretary Lucius Battle faced questions from the House Foreign Affairs Committee as Chairman Morgan urged restraint over leaks from a prior closed session with Dean Rusk and Robert McNamara. Rep. Wayne Hays objected to secrecy and walked out, saying the meeting could have been open without harm.
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Lucius Battle
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert McNamara
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Palmer’s golf empire tops horse racing in sports fame
Arnold Palmer Enterprises leads a vast golf business empire with earnings from clothing, books, driving ranges, and licensing. Palmer’s off course income is vast, with about 15 million grossed by his ventures last year, making him the sport’s premier commercial figure.
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New York
Arnold Palmer Enterprises
Natonal Broadcasting Co
Palmer
Stara
International Management Inc
Cleveland
Ohio
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Peopla
Pleblan H
History columns for June 16 highlight notable events
On June 16, 1963 Valentina Tereshkova became the first woman in orbit. Other milestones include Lincoln’s 1058 remark, Hayes’ 1876 nomination, Wilson’s 1916 renomination, Petain’s 1941 armistice linked actions, and Eisenhower canceling a Japan trip in 1960 due to anti American riots.
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Valentina Tereshkova
Russia
Abraham Lincoln
Springfeld
Cincinnati
Rutherford B. Hayes
St. Louis
Woodrow Wilson
Marshal Henri Petain
United
Germany
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Japan
Span of Your Health and Burden of Early Retirement
Dr Coleman addresses the strain of premature retirement after long service. He notes medical gains extend life but social progress lags, urges nutrition and manageable routines, and advocates planning leisure before retirement to maintain health and purpose. He invites reader questions for the column.
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Franklin
Venango County
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Strait of Tiran
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South Center Street
Miles B. Kitt
State College
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Haskins
Corry High School
Thomas Morse
Brown Lumber Company
Erie
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Earl Brown
Hays
Business Mirror
AP Business News
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Deiie
Golf
John Cunniff
Associated Press
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