Tapping Of Wires By State Police Under Probe
State police wire tapping probe deepens amid reports of electronic surveillance and alleged payments. Details remain sketchy as officials seek information on the activity and possible motives.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1966
Page
3
State police wire tapping probe deepens amid reports of electronic surveillance and alleged payments. Details remain sketchy as officials seek information on the activity and possible motives.
Mrs. Charles Walterbster of Meadville found a live full grown rabbit perched atop her car’s warm motor after stopping at a service station for gas. The incident occurred on a drive home when the rabbit had sat in from the cold for five miles.
Sen Scott R Pa introduced a bill to outlaw the dognapping racket. In a Senate speech he said the practice harms animals used in research and must be ended. A House committee is reviewing a similar measure.
The inquiry proposes combining receivables, bonds, loans, and appropriations into one set of city records to simplify administration. It recommends eliminating writs like checks, recording disbursements when written, using three part voucher checks, and filing bonds and coupons with a streamlined cremation record system at City Hall. It notes practical control through machine card ledgers.
A discussion proposes moving Secale to a secure location for faster counting and receipts to be deposited the next business day. An officer could deliver receipts to the depository or bank with satisfactory arrangements. Reforms call for payroll prep via a bookkeeping machine, eliminate Social Security and certain funds, and simplify transfers. Counter signatures by the City Controller and Finance Director are urged for all warrants. A new lien card system is suggested to track delinquencies and future write offs.
A major earthquake was recorded early today in the populous eastern region of Communist China. Tass reported the quake was also detected in Japan and at the University of California Berkeley in the Kalfeng area, signaling widespread seismic impact.
Corry Journal reports a Soviet Tass description of a large earthquake near Alaska. The tale mentions Good Friday 1964 and impacts across eastern China and Alaska, noting a tremor affecting structures and shipping.
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