Auction notice for estate of late Erie County resident
The notice announces an auction of a dump truck and snow plow with specifications and bid reserve. It requests all creditors and claimants to file their claims by a stated date with the Erie County court or administrator. Local attorneys and contact numbers are provided for proceedings and payment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rlee
Corritt
Concord
Ston
Nal Banksylvania
Nia
Wayne Unty
Pentio
Ullom
Ott
Orry
D. Erie Coun
C.T.A
Nills
Ericinia
Hoffa begins eight year jail term for meddling
Union President James R. Hoffa surrendered to start an eight year federal jury tampering sentence in Lewisburg Pennsylvania. He defended his conviction as a vendetta, urged labor to protect rights, and vowed to pursue a new trial while warning citizens to safeguard constitutional freedoms.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Lewisburg
Tennessee
Organized Labor
Daniel Maher
U.S. Court of Appeals
City to Skip Mile a Year Paving This Summer
Council endorses delaying the mile a year paving plan to focus on overdue storm sewers and downtown sidewalks. City Engineer Johnson notes 20000 dollars of storm pipe pending for two years and aims to guide voters through prioritized curb and footpath projects this season.
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Dorr Clark
City Council
Streets Department
Clark
David Johnson
Council
Johnson
Downed Wire Tragedy Strikes Plano Family in Storm
A Texas family faced a five hour ordeal after a downed power line left Fidencio Deloaque dead outside and his wife seriously burned. With five children inside, Mrs Delbosque feared stepping on the line and kept them from seeking help until Texas Power and Light crews arrived after 2 a.m. The wife lost both feet to burns and was hospitalized at Parkland in Dallas.
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Fidencio C. Deloaqne
Une
Texas Power and Light Co
Parkland Hospital
Dallas
Plano
Dale Tas
Youngstown Board Names Earl Young President
Now heads board Earl Young former vice president of the Youngstown Board of Education was elected president yesterday. He succeeds Warren P. Williams Jr. who resigned for business reasons.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Earl Young
Youngstown Board of Education
Warren P. Williams Jr
No Deal, He Says Peiffer Leaves Judge Race
Mayor William Peiffer confirms he will not run for judge in May. Attorney Lindley McClelland appears set for the 10 year post paying $80 000 annually after Senate confirmation expected this afternoon.
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William Peiffer
Lindley McClelland
Sot Girard
McClelland
Elmer Tvans
State Senate
Harrisburg
Peiffer
George Pulakos
GOP
William Lesler
Senate
Lesler
Atty
Richard Brabender
Brabender
Robert J. Kelleher
William ©. Pratt
Dana Sherwood Jones
Aero-Flow In Corry Hits Profit Peak
Aero-Flow earnings at the Corry plant reached a new high under current management. Leo Strauss announced New York after tax earnings of 470000 on sales of 11832000, with 75 cents per share from operations. The firm shifts toward commercial aircraft work and employs about 130 at West Main Street.
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Aero-Flow
Corry
Leo Strauss
New York
Strauss
Aero
Defense Department
West Main Street
American Stock Exchange
Publisher denounces press limits in court coverage at lecture
Richard H. Amberg, publisher of the St Louis Globe Democrat, argues courts belong to the people not lawyers. He criticizes ABA proposals to curb press access to pending criminal cases and cites Speck trial restrictions as chilling news reporting and public understanding of crime.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Richard H. Amberg
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Amberg
Jesse W. Fleck
le Moyne College
American Bar Association
Richard Speck
Chicago
Ute
Must Face Extradition On Assault Charge
Pittsburgh report states Antony Ripepi 63 of Whitehall must be extradited to Baltimore to face assault with intent to kill charges for a December beating of Angelo Tromberri 54 with a pistol. Allegheny County Common Pleas Court had issued a February 3 extradition order. judges ruled the defendant’s relocation claim inadmissible.
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Pittsburgh
Antony Ripepi
Whitehall
Baltimore
Ripepi
Angelo Tromberri
Allegheny County
Boston Elevated Train Crash Injures Over 100 in Snow
More than 100 people were hurt when an elevated train collided with a stationary train in Charlestown Boston during a heavy snowstorm. Most injuries were minor with 58 taken to Massachusetts General Hospital and 41 to Boston City Hospital.
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Boston
Charlestown
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston City
Columbus Schools Short Of Funds
The Columbus School Board discussed a February cash balance of 2724 dollars and approved payments totaling 2695 dollars for transportation solicitor fees and library books. A monthly 18193 dollar payment to the Corry Area Jointure remains pending state reimbursements. The district expects state aid for extra transportation after a 1964 high school fire. The cafeteria shows a 437 dollar deficit with three months left. kindergarten plans for six districts may shift tuition methods. Charley Hoover, 38, Daily Oklahoman advertising director since 1964, died of a stroke.
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Columbus
Louis Ball
Frank McKnight
Corry
Ball
Jointure
Oklahoma City
Okla
Charley Edward Hoover
Daily
Oklahoman and Times
Johnson May Reconsider July Tax Boost If Business Slows
Administration sources say President Johnson may delay or reduce the July 1 income tax surcharge if business remains sluggish. Officials stress flexibility to cut or postpone the levy, even proposing a Sept 1 start instead. The Council of Economic Advisers notes tax changes have become routine, though Congress and many business leaders remain wary.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Vietnam
Council of Economic Advisers
Council
City Council Signals Start On 100 Low Rental Units
City Council passes a resolution to jump start low rental housing to fill 100 jobs. CAIDC and Aero-Flow Dynamics urge a housing authority decision or use of Erie authority. Letters argue housing is needed to attract workers and new plant investment.
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Corry Area
Pennsylvania
Iti Employment Service
CAIDC
S. A. Long
Pew
Puncil
Erie
William Masler
Aero
Aster
Cornell
William A. Peiffer
City Moves To Clear Junk Houses In Housing Push
City officials target eyesores under the Housing Code as eight to nine forms prepare for legal action. Councilman Downey notes legal ground must be solid before action, while City Engineer Johnson and Public Works Supervisor Hixson plan to attend an inspection school in Erie to learn procedures and court steps.
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Junk Housig
Jack Downey
David Johnson
Carl Hixson
Erie
Johnson
Hixson
Finds 640 Gold Nugget One of Largest Ever
Mary-Willian H. Coplen, a miner, reports discovering a gold nugget on his 160 acre claim in the Papago Indian reservation. The nugget weighs about eight ounces and could fetch around $440 on the specimen market, though he plans to keep it.
Lending Car Not Always A Good Deed
A local woman, Rose Olson, 58, of 825 East Sixth Street lent her car to James M. Slagle, 35, of 0% First Avenue. Slagle, driving south on Summer Street, lost control, damaged a snow bank, and ended atop a hedge. Slagle faces reckless driving and no license charges. Olson is charged with allowing an unlicensed driver to operate her vehicle. Information was filed with Alderman Merle Ottaway.
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Rose Olson
East Sixth Street
James M. Slagle
First Avenue
Slagle
Olson
Aldérmat
Merle Ottaway
Rivers opposes draft lottery in Johnson extension request
House Armed Services Committee Chairman A Mendel Rivers rejects President Johnson's call for a national draft lottery to replace local boards. Rivers vows to amend the draft law to keep draft boards, with hearings planned in April. Johnson said many changes could not take effect before 1960, while others supported the equal treatment aim of the plan.
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Washington
A. Mendel Rivers
House
Armed Services Committee
Congress
Johnson
Rivers
South Carolina
Lewis
Hershey
Selective Service
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Council Still Baffled Over Industrial Garbage Beef
City industries face 2.25 mills for garbage service they do not receive plus a refuse burying fee. With about 10 000 in burying costs and 30 cents per cubic yard at the landfill the plants would pay the new millage and an estimated 10 000 yearly burying fee. Council debated valuing the fee, risking a 0.5 mill tax hike next year to cover contractor costs, and planned to study the issue further at the next meeting.
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Emmanuel
Pete) Robertson
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