Supreme Court bans housing discrimination in broad ruling
The Supreme Court, in a 7-2 decision, held that a Reconstruction era law bars all racial discrimination in the sale and rental of property, private or public, deeming it a relic of slavery. Justice Stewart wrote the majority, with dissent by Justices Harlan and White. The ruling extends beyond the 1968 Civil Rights Act and signals enforcement without specific machinery, allowing victims to sue.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Potter Stewart
Johnson
Stewart
Earl Warren
Hugo L. Black
William C. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Abe Fortas
Thurgood Marshall
John M. Harlan
Byron R. White
Crash Near Clymer Kills One
An Angelica New York man Forrest W. McCarthy, 51, died at the scene after his semi truck loaded with pulpwood left a curve southeast of Clymer and rolled into a field. Coroner Emmett Eckman ruled the death accidental from skull fracture. Deputies from Chautauqua County assisted in the investigation. The crash caused extensive damage with no estimated cost provided.
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Angelica
N. Y
Clymer
Chautauqua County
Emmett Eckman
Forrest W. McCarthy
Eckman
McCarthy
Mayville
John Scores
Wayne Anderson
William Tornstrom
Crash Hurts 1 Four Vehicles Damaged In City Crash
A TM year old local woman was hurt slightly and four vehicles were damaged in a crash on North Center street yesterday. Miss Carrie Malmberg 70 of 416 West Church street was treated and released after the crash. She stopped with her left turn signal on to enter the National Bank of Corry parking lot and hit a southbound car driven by Clair N. Carley 25 of Elgin who said he expected her to wait.
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North Center Street
Carrie Malmberg
West Church Street
Malmberg
North Center
National Bank of Corry
Clair N. Carley
Elgin
Miss “Malm
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First In 50 Years Picidilli Hill Oil Era Begins
Clyde Allen reports oil at Picidilli Hill with Thomas No 1 well drilled to 600 feet by Dowell Inc Fracturing. Gas appeared and was ignited after fracturing as water and materials were bailed out. Allen, a longtime Sanford area driller, hopes for a new oilfield with leases totaling over 3000 acres.
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Picidilli Hill
Clyde Allen
Corry
Mead Park
Inlaw
Lynn
Thomas
Harold Swart
Allen
Swart
Allen Oil
Vand Gas
Thomas No
Dowell, Inc
West Main Street
Sanford
Grand Valley
Lynn Thomas
Picidillé Hill
Journal
Johmston
City weighs gas station offer for new police setup
Mayor Furst outlined United Refining Co of Warren offer to sell Mountain Keystone Station property at 20000 dollars adjacent to the fire station. Move would relocate police from basement quarters to a modern building, tying into plans for a new city maintenance garage and possible demolition of the existing site.
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Joseph Furst
United Refining Co
Warren
Mountain Keystone
East South Street
Furst
Raymond Avenue
Wright Street
121 Enemies Surrender to Saigon Marines Near Gia Dinh
In the largest mass surrender of the war 121 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese troops turned over 50 rifles and six larger weapons to South Vietnamese Marines on the outskirts of Saigon in Gia Dinh suburb. Reports say as many as 10 to 20 enemy helicopters were seen near the DMZ with potential downings not yet confirmed.
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Saigon
Gia Dinh
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
North Vietnamese
Panhandle
City Applauds Young Singers In Park Cleanup
Councilman Clare Capwell praised the Sing Out Corry group for cleaning the City Park statue after paint was tossed on it. Mayor Joseph Furst agreed to sign a commendation letter to Miss Judith Dwyer, Corry Area High School music teacher, who leads the group.
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Capwell
Sing Out Corry’ Group
Council
Joseph Furst
Judith Dwyer
Corry Area
U S Drops Bomb On Corry Inspect Housing Units Citywide
At a City Council meeting Mayor Furst read HUD concerns about Corry's workable program. HUD says only 40 dwellings were inspected last year, urging a full time housing inspector to visit every dwelling and raise annual inspections toward 1,000. The threat: loss of federal funds if not addressed.
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Clancy
Sam
Furthem
Joseph Furst
Council
Federal
Department of Housing and Urban , Development
HUD
Fourth Ward
Furst
Picayune
Carl Hixson
City reworks weed ordinance after HUD hire plan
Council revisits a weed ordinance first raised three years ago amid enforcement concerns. The Chamber of Commerce presses for passage as City officials debate who enforces it. HUD proposes a half time interior inspector, potentially handling city weed rules and freeing others for enforcement duties.
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Chamber of Commerce
David Johnson
Carl Hixson
United States
Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Austrian Chosen AFS Student Here
Corry selects Walter Pobagan 17 of Ferlach Austria as the next foreign exchange student arriving early August. He will live with the Howard Felders at 404 West Washington and joins Corry Area High School Class of 1969. Pobagan has six years of English study and hobbies include skating skiing cycling model building reading and music. His goal is to become a high school teacher after graduation from high school and college.
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Corry
Walter Pobegan
Ferlach
Austria
Howard Dingfelder
West Washington Street
Pobegan
Corry Area
Youth Freed In Sickle Death Of Companion
In Pennsylvania a 13 year old, Donald Brownlee of Springdale, was freed after testimony in Juvenile Court about a tussle with a saber like pack to 13 year old Jeffrey Novasat of East Deere Township. Brownlee had been arrested June 8 after the death.
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Ieneupound
Donald Brownlee
Springdale
Jeffrey Novasat
East Deere Township
David H. Weiss
Brownlee
Novasat
Rockefeller Wines Dines State Delegates in Philadelphia
Gov Nelson Rockefeller and his wife Happy attended a Pennsylvania Republican delegates event in Philadelphia. A large fund raising dinner raised about $3000, while Rockefeller and supporters pitched for his presidential bid amid promising pledges from delegates.
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Rockefeller Wines
Philadelphia
Nelson E. Rockefeller
Newburg
Happy
Pennsylvania
Rockefeller
Car Hits Deer Causes Crash Near Columbus
A deer ran onto Route 6 three miles east of Columbus in dense fog at 6 45 a m causing Terry A Lee 17 to smash his car. He was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital for minor cuts and bruises. The 1966 coupe suffered about 1800 in damage. Trooper Norbert Irish cited reduced visibility as a factor. At 8 0 p m last night two motorists avoided injury in Hydetown on Route 8 when Mary G Riley 42 Titusville overtook then struck Robert F Cowan 21 Titusville causing 28 in damage.
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Columbus
Erie
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Terry A. Lee
Norbert Irish
Lee
Route 6
Trish
Hydetown
Mary G. Riley
Titusville
Robert F. Cowan
Riley
Cowan
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Allegheny River
Pennsylvania State University
Picidilli
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Vietnam
1H Marine Division
Clare Capwell
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