Miscarriage Of Justice Charged in Pa Bible Arrest
The Pennsylvania attorney general denounced the Feb 10 arrest of James N. Snavely for dog license violations as a flagrant miscarriage of justice. A peace officer and state dog enforcement staff faced criticism for illegal actions and misuse of legal processes. The review requests police policy reconsideration and further scrutiny by agricultural and state authorities. Snavely challenges a school board decision on Bible readings in U.S. District Court.
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Harrisburg
Walter
Alessandroni
James N
RE. Wilson Purdy
Leland H. Bull
Snavely
U.S
Iight
Cornwall-Lebanon
Shavely
Lebanon County Court
Ruby Enters Innocent Plea In Oswald Murder Case
Jack Ruby pleads innocent by reason of insanity before a jury in Dallas. The indictment charges him with malice aforethought in shooting Lee Harvey Oswald, the alleged Kennedy assassin, on November 24 at Dallas City Hall.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Dist
Henry M. Wade
Ruby
Oswald
Joe B. Brown
Brown
J. Frank Wilson
Texas Supreme Court
Texas
Austin
Alty
John F. Kennedy
Dallas City Hall
Melvin M. Belli
San Francisco
Kaiser Plan Aims To Create 50 Jobs During Vacations
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp plans to hire 50 workers to cover vacations while regular staff take 10 weeks of leave with 13 weeks pay. Under a labor agreement with Local 1186 of the United Auto Workers, 62 employees annually will qualify for the program, which matches industry practice to ease unemployment and keep operations year round. John T. Martin, plant industrial relations superintendent, says the provision is a positive step by labor and management despite variable replacement needs.
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Erie
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp
Kaiser
United Auto Workers of America
John T. Martin
Salinger Not Ready To Discuss Phone Bill
The White House will not discuss its telephone bill. Sen. Barry Goldwater accuses President Johnson of inflating efforts to cultivate business allies and notes a $160,000 telephone bill alongside a claimed $1,200 cut in the executive mansion’s light bill.
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Salinger
Washington
White House
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
New Hampshire
Johnson
Goldwater
Union City man released on bond heads to Erie County jail
James F. Sipes, 25, waived a preliminary hearing on a theft charge in Centreville and was freed from Crawford County jail to await further action. A Corry detainer tied him to a 1962 burglary at Java Baptist Church, where four heating stoves were stolen and later recovered from a car linked to his brother Wayne Sipes. He was remanded to Erie County jail.
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Crawford County
Meadville
Erie County
Erie
James F. Sipes
Justice of the Peace
Walter Domke
Centerville
Merwin H
Sipes
Corry
Waterford
Paul Sila
Sila
Peter DeGerlanto
Union City
Wayne Sipes
James
New York
Westfield
Sita
Some Workers To Store Up Tax Benefits
Federal tax cut benefits will appear in paychecks from Thursday as the largest in U.S. history. Workers report easier withholding changes, with many noting little trouble and quick adjustments. Companies like General Motors Mountain States Telephone Heinz Co. describe payroll staff kept busy aligning systems for the new rates.
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New York
Sommu Toe
Aemescnuntey
Ing
Saleariel
Siio Heveland Eorploye
lIntern Revenue Service
Expiloyees
Hitchee Trust
Manley Eubank
Raleigh
N.C
Firbank
North Carolina
U.S
General Motors Corp
Salt Lake City
Mountain States Telephone Co
H. J. Heinz Co
Pittsburgh
Norman Reichjers
Phil
City Council Overrides Mayor on $10 Occupational Tax
Union council members voted unanimously to override Mayor John D. Bengel s veto of the $10 occupational privilege tax. The measure, backed by a property tax cut, was passed February 16 and prompted renewed court threats from Erie attorney George Schinck.
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Union City
John D. Bengel
Bengel
Citizens Committee
Erie
George Schinck
Council
Schroeck
State Senator Edward J. Thompson Dies at 2
Former Pennsylvania state senator Edward J. Thompson died at his Philipsburg home at age two. Thompson, a Democrat, represented the Clearfield Center County District from 1935 to 1938.
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Philipsburg
Edward J. Thompson
Thompson
Clearfield Centre
Easter Seal twins perform head stands at White House
Ronnie and Donnie Cowper two year olds from Coal Creek Colorado abandoned their crutches in the White House to perform head stands for the President as the 30th annual Easter Seal Campaign was officially launched. In the background Bob Hope National Easter Seal chairman J W Brown of Chattanooga Tenn. president of the Nations S for Crippled Children and Adults AP Wirephoto.
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White House
Ronnie
Donnie Cowper
Coal Creek
Colo
Bob Hope
J. W. Brown
Chattanonge
The
Nations
Scranton Responds Cautiously to Jobless Reform
Senate Republicans report no clear reaction from Gov. Scranton on proposed unemployment compensation changes. They support three main revisions including payroll tax cuts, restoring minimum benefits, and removing seasonal worker restrictions while Scranton has not committed to any stance.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Scranton
James S. Berger
R Potter
Berger
D. Elmer Hawbaker
R-Franklin
Senate Labor and Industry Committee
Seizure Fatal In Hospital Lobby Claims Spartanburg Woman
A 46 year old Spartanburg woman, Mrs. Fred Sargent Jr., died of a heart attack in the Corry Memorial Hospital lobby while waiting for a friend for lab tests. Dr W H Earnest attempted resuscitation with oxygen but she died immediately. The Glenn Funeral Home will publish funeral arrangements tomorrow.
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Spartansburg
Corry Memorial Hospital
Fred Sargent Jr
Water Street
Model Student Killed In Crash
Connie Shatto 17 of Shermans Dale died when the car she rode in hit the rear of a halted school bus on foggy Route 34. Six others were injured. two hospitalized. Police said the bus carried 42 pupils from West Perry Joint School System and the car carried six teens from Perry Joint High School in New Bloomfield.
Cyprus Plan Stirs Greece and Dispatches in Cyprus Crisis
Western diplomats expect a Soviet abstention on a Cyprus peace force plan as Greece protests intensify over the Cyprus issue. In Athens anti U S demonstrations erupt while U S ships are to visit the area.
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Greece
U.S
Cyprus
United States
Britain
United Nations, N.Y
Soviet Union
U.N
Security Council
Council
Johnson
Turkey
Russia
Johnson-Al Capone
U.S. Sth
Rhodes
U.S. Information Agency
U.S. Coast Guard
Voice of America
George Papandreous
Firemen Probe Source of Two False Alarms in Week
Fire officials seek the culprit behind two false fire alarms in a week. A phoned alarm yesterday at 4 p.m. to No. 1 Station traced to a young voice claiming a house on East South Street was on fire. No fire found. earlier call also misrepresented. Chief Jerome Davis plans school checks to locate the source.
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Forday
Victor Dempsey
No. 1
East South Street
Dempsey
Harold Whiteley
George Collier
Jerome Davis
Nixon Blisters British For Selling To Cuba
Former Vice President Richard Nixon attacked a British firm for selling buses to Cuba and called for a selective embargo on foreign companies doing business with Cuba. He urged closing American markets to firms trading with Cuba, except for food and medicine, at a New York Building Congress luncheon.
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Nixon
Cuba
NEW York
Richard M. Nixon
Castro
Leyland Motors Ltd
New York Building Congress
Man Killed by Car While Helping Neighbors Near Route 430
A 70 year old East Benton man H. Lewis Pleros died yesterday when struck by a car while assisting neighbors chase cows off Route 430, about 100 yards from his home in Dalton, Pa.
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Dalton
H. Lewis Pleros
East Benton
Route 430
Road to Central Shopping Plaza in Meadville Discussed
City planners and the Parking Authority heard experts from state and federal agencies outline the lengthy path to a downtown shopping plaza. They emphasized blight criteria, land costs, and the need to keep development within the downtown area to protect the tax base.
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Meeting Road
City Planning Commission
Parking Authority
Siiager
Joseph Fahey
Meadville To Development Authority
Inet Sibal
State Commerce Department
Bureau of Community Development
Bruce Crawford
Pittsburgh
The
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Federal Government
Meadville
Fahey
Pahey
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