Will Appeal Hoffa Vows After Trial
James R Hoffa president of the Teamsters faces likely appeal after being found guilty of attempting to sign a federal court jury. Motions for a new trial to be filed within five days. Hoffa could face up to ten years in prison and a ten thousand dollar fine. Kennedy expressed only that the jury has spoken. Hoffa vows to lead the union through the fight with 1.7 million members behind him. Initial Detroit reaction tilts in his favor as Hoffa prepares for an April Chicago trial over pension fund misuse. Bond raised to seventy five thousand dollars.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
James Re Hoffa
Hoffa Tula
U.S
Hoffa
Teamters Union
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Fort Ton
Washington
Hofia
Teamsters
Detroit
Chicago
The
Dave Beck
Wilson
T'wa
Scranton Signals Wavering on Jobless Bill Changes
Harrisburg AP reports Governor Scranton backs amendments to the unemployment compensation bill within limits. Senate Republicans propose three major changes, including payroll tax limits and seasonal worker rules, while Scranton insists basic principles remain intact and U S fund stability is key.
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Scranton
Harrisburg
Senate
U.C
D.C
Senate Republicans
Republicans
U.S
Commissioner’s Son Named Medical Chief of Erie County Hospital
Erie County Commissioner William O Hill Jr announced there was no deal in the selection of Dr William D Lamberton as medical chief of staff at Erie County Hospital with a 9600 yearly salary He cited Lambertons three years of post graduate geriatric training and denied political influence noting Dr Keck had no veto and that the choice was based on qualifications This followed criticism of patronage in hospital hirings and firings and Hill warned Democrats would be upset if politics influenced the appointment.
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Rie — County
William O. Hill Jr
William D. Lamberton
Erie County Hospital
Dr. Lamberton
Fred W. Lamberton
Hill
Lamberton
David J. Keck
Keck
County Medical Society
Arthur O.brueckman
Brueckman
Ger Fatries
Palmer dies in Sarasota heir of Chicago Palmar family
Honore Palmer aged 9 died in Sarasota Florida yesterday. He was part of Chicago’s Palmer family, son of Potter Palmer Jr, and belonged to the branch that once owned the Palmer House in Chicago. He was noted as a member of one of the city’s pioneer families.
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Honore Palmer
Sarasota
Pla
Chicago
Potter Palmer Jr
Palmer House
McLaughlin Reinstated To Race For Assembly Seat
Mill Village candidate Neil McLaughlin was reinstated after a Dauphin County judge ordered him back in the April primary race for assemblyman at large. He and Wesleyville justice Robert Morrison challenge incumbents Stanley Blair and Ford O’Dell for the Republican nominations in the county.
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Neil McLaughlin
Mill Village
Harrisburg
State Board of Elections
Dauphin County
Walter R. Sdhin
George S. Bloom
Robert Morrison
Wesleyville
Stanley Blair
Albion
Ford
O'Dell
Erte
MacArthur to Undergo Surgery for Obstructive Jaundice
General Douglas MacArthur at Walter Reed Army Hospital will undergo exploratory abdominal surgery tomorrow to determine the cause of obstructive jaundice of unknown origin. Medical staff announced diagnostic tests have been completed and findings confirm the condition.
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Washington (Ap
Douglas MacArthur
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Gen. MacArthur
Ruby Planned Three Shots
Testimony in Dallas shows Jack Ruby claimed he intended to shoot Oswald three times after shouting I intended to shoot him three times. D R Archer testified Ruby muttered unintelligible phrases and called the accused son of a bitch as he fired in the basement.
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Tex
API
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
D. R. Archer
Ruby
Oswald
Dallas Olice
Archer
L. C. Graves
J. R. Leavelle
Graves
Leavelle
Melvin Belli
Wade
John F. Kennedy
Corry and Area Get Liquor License Refunds
Erie County municipalities will receive 1900 in liquor and beer license refunds from the State Liquor Control Board. Corry Erie Girard Union City Summit Township Crawford Township receive amounts ranging from 150 to 750 dollars for license fees paid between August 1 1963 and January 31 1964.
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Erie County Municpalities
State Liquor Control Board
Corry
Erie
Girard
Union City
Summit Township
Crawford Township
Crawford
Warren
Stampede at Sunderland Stadium Traps 50,000 Fans
In Sunderland England a crowd of about 70 000 gathered for a match as the stadium capacity was 62 000. A 11 year old girl and a 3 year old man died from heart attacks and more than 100 were injured when fans outside forced entry through two gates.
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Sunderland
England
Tornadoes Kill 11 Injure 40 Across Six Southern States
A severe storm system produced at least a dozen tornadoes and widespread damage in six states. Eleven people died and about 40 were hurt as high winds and torrential rain lashed Kentucky Arkansas Tennessee and Missouri while cities reported flooded streets and power outages.
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Weather Bureau
Aif
Mexico
Wld
Kentucky
Forrest City
Ark
Arkansas
Tennessee
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
Georgia
Beech Creek
Magnolia
Hardin
Kentucky Lake
Fairdealing
Kirksey
Taxes Cut Boost Pay as Withholding Drops
Washington AP reports the tax cut takes effect today retroactive to New Year’s Day with a 14 percent withholding rate down from 18 percent. Most workers see $1 to $5 more weekly, some up to about $200 million monthly in total, fueling anticipated consumer spending and business growth over the next year.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Falconer Teacher Arrested on Morals Charge
A 35 year old Prewsburg Central School teacher was arrested on a second degree morals charge after a complaint by a student's father. Gerald Lotis ONeill was taken into custody by the State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation and resigned from the faculty in June. He was arraigned before Justice A B Harry Johnson and held in Chautauqua County Jail at Mayville for grand jury actions.
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Chautauqua County
Mayville
Highway Department Macing Story Probed as 1963 Echo
Erie County DA investigates alleged macing and party switch pressure in Highway Department. A trucker claims an assistant superintendent urged him to switch to Republican and pay 50 to 100 dollars, with threats of dismissal. Official responses are limited as inquiry continues for possible broader political pressure within the department.
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Kiel
Flooding Hits Western Pennsylvania After Storms
Heavy rain and melting snow swelled rivers in Western Pennsylvania causing minor flooding. The Allegheny and Monongahela rivers rose toward flood stages, Meadville’s French Creek overflowed, and basements flooded in Pittsburgh while roads flooded nearby. Officials predicted crest levels near 59 feet at Meadville and 24 to 24 feet in Pittsburgh with ice gorge movement stabilizing levels.
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Allegheny
Monongahela
French Creek
Meadville
Federal
Fifth Ward
Charles H. Lange
Olean
N.Y
Acmetonia
Lange
Warren
Mosgrove
Rimerton
Kittanening J
Nisidle
Ebm
Sehoel
Titusville
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