Law to shield the innocent would back up brave intervene rs
In Our Opinion, a man named George Senn in Upper Darby faced jail and costly expenses after firing on a gang saving three girls and a man from a car siege. Despite his courage, he was convicted of aggravated assault, with fines and costs totaling about 1,391 dollars. The piece cites Genovese and other bystander cases to argue for a law protecting those who intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Senn
Upper Darby
Senn
Truck Driver Honored For Road Safety
Harrisburg report honors Paul Hartman an Al Jentown truck driver for 23 years of safe driving described as equating to 115 years of accident free driving by the typical motorist. Hartman has driven a million and a half miles without an accident and received the Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association Driver of the Year award from Lt. Guy Raymond P. Shafer. He operates a tractor trailer for Modern Transfer Co. of Allentown.
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Harrisburg
al Jentown
Paul, Hartman
Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association
Guy
Raymond P. Shafer
Hartman
Modern Transfer Co
Allentown
Boatal
Ofti
Penna Racing Season Opens at Liberty Bell Park
PHILADELPHIA AP The 1965 harness racing season begins at Liberty Bell Park with the William Pennacing Association staging the first of 25 racing nights. Nine races nightly are scheduled with the season running through April 24, Sundays and Good Friday dark. The Spring meeting is one of three Liberty Bell sessions. Liberty Bell plans a 60 night summer meet beginning June 4 and William Penn to host a 25 night fall session starting September 1.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Liberty Bell Park
William Pennacing Association
Liberty Bell
Liberty Bell Racing Association
William Penn
Local Agencies and Press Collude on Public Notices
A fragment shows a collaboration among state police motor clubs and newspaper publishers in disseminating public notices. The brief hints at coordinated publication channels and oversight responsibilities, with limited readable context regarding jurisdiction or enforcement details.
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Cials
Corry Evening Journal Masthead and Masthead Details
The item lists the Corry Evening Journal production staff, editors, and office address in Corry Pennsylvania along with printing and circulation notes. It mentions management names such as T. Bergman and generic production roles, with publication and mailing information and price details.
Drew Pearson Reports Wallace and Alabama in Turbulent Washington
Washington encounter showed Governor Wallace pressed by Pravda and Izvestia journalists as he challenged President Johnson. In Mobile, Alabama, integrated facilities and peaceful race relations are described alongside past civil rights tensions. The column revisits 1964 Interhandel case, noting Justice Department actions and historic findings. It also notes a Hammermill boycott led by NCC against Hammermill amid Selma voting arrests.
What Is The Law Q A on license reinstatement
The answer explains when a lapsed Pennsylvania operator's license can be renewed without a new driving test. Renewal may be allowed if the applicant proves possession of a Pennsylvania license in any of the prior three years. otherwise a new license is required. The Secretary of Revenue can waive exams in renewal cases, though a past veto halted that idea.
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Pennsylvania
Secretary of Revenue of the Commonwealth
The Transfiguration in Mark Nine Meditations
Rev I Kenyan Leissiman explores the Mountaintop moment in Mark nine, where Jesus prays and the face shines. The sermon reflects on Jesus suffering, the disciples’ confusion, and the heavenly understanding of the cross. It argues the transfiguration confirms the meaning and greatness of Jesus mission despite earthly obscurity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Rev
I. Kenyan Leissiman
First Presbyterian Church
Stark may become first millionaire by investing in Fanny Brice memory
Hal Boyle notes Ray Stark could be first to profit from memory of his mother in law. Stark produced Funny Girl on Broadway costing over 650000, now grossing about 5 million in a year with plans for road companies and a film. He also pushes 16 films this year as Seven Arts exec. The piece traces Stark from Rutgers to Hollywood and his marriage to Frances Brice.
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New York
Ray Stark
Stark
Comedienne
Fanny Brice
Miss Brice
Barbra Streisand
London
Couse
Seven Arts Productions
Ray
Rutgers University
Hollywood
Nicky Arnstein
Business Brisk At State College's First Liquor Store
Meredith Coldren, manager of State College's first state liquor store, said the opening day drew a long line with over 200 shoppers by 2 p.m. The borough, home to Pennsylvania State University, had previously only sold malt beverages. The store's establishment faced protests from local ministers and citizens at a Harrisburg hearing. Prior to opening residents had to travel to Bellefonte for liquor, a round trip of more than 20 miles.
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State College
Meredith Coldren
Centre County
Coldren
Pennsylvania State University
Harrisburg
State Liquor Control Board
Bellefonte
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Catherine Genovese
New York City
Brooklyn
Sean
Penna Racing
THE
Corry Evening Journal
Ib Lly
Bendiceet, Corry
Fybusher
Ge. Sampie
Ganeral
Su Eae
Lcs
ESB
Sverliing
Tet
T. Bergman
Zie — Bottinellt I Inc
Michigan Salare
Chicagay
Ages Sale
Office of
Corry
Jae
Gu Brsvicee Publicstluy Dale
Drew Pearson
Washington
George Wallace
Alabama
Johnson
White House
Wallace
Pravda
Serguel Heine
Vichnevski
Alex Itchkov
Izvestia
University of Alabama
Ole Miss
Vighnevski
Tichlipy
Izveytia
Fom Pravda
Selma
Ala
Mobile
Frank
Boykin
Robert F. Kennedy
General Aniline and Film
I. G. Farben
General Aniline & Film
Interhandel
Justice Department
United States
Blyth & Co
Rn Francisco
J. G. Farben
Tom Clark
James McGranery
Howard McGrath
Herbert Brownell
William Rogers
Oni Hisanhower
Era
Senate
Harley Kilgore
Columm
Alfred Schaefer
Radziwill
Prince Radziwill
Jacqueline Kennedy
Hammermill
NCC
Student Nonviolent, Coordination Committee
I T Hus
Gov. Wallace
Montgomery
Douglas McKay
Dr. Martin Luther King
Hense Davis
Toby
Hense
Glasius
Nelson Jeffress
Toby Town
Ernest ‘Girlie’ Davis
Girlie
A Washington Post
Freedom Houses
Mississippi
Martin Luther King
Erie
Oswego
N. Hamilton
Ohio
Westfield
West Springfield
Turners Falls
Woronoco
Mass
Watervliet
Mich
Hoquiam
Wash
Richmond
Robeson Process Co
N. J
Greys Harbor Pulp & Paper
Washington State
Old Colony Envelope, Strathmore Paper, and
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Rayonier
U. S
Interior Department
Corry Savings & Loan Savings Account First
Jesus
Peter
James
John
Christ
Moses
Elias
Earth
Heaven
God
Elijah
Mount
Calvary
Hal Boyle
Jack Stahl
Your Jeweler
IT Selle
Saturday Evening Post
Seventeen
Madi Glamour
Creablanca AT
Shenaton
Arzaryad Tana
Yetsing
Aitetns
Jack
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