Rights Slaying Trials Loom In Alabama Four Suspects Named
Four white men arrested in the Detroit civil rights slaying of Viola Liuzzo face possible first degree murder indictments in Alabama if evidence shows premeditation. The men Eugene Thomas William Eaton Gary Rowe and Collie Wilkins Jr were jailed in the Birmingham area with bond set at 50000 each.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Johnson
Detroit
Richmond Flowers
Viola Gregg Liuzzo
Lowndesboro
Flowers
Washington
Liuzzo
South
Selma Negro
Ltcrey Moton
Selma
Eugene Thomas
William Orville Eaton
Bessemer
Gary Tommy Rower
Birmingham
Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr
Fairfield
FBI
U.S
Thomas
Eaton
Rowe
Wilkins
R. Macey Taylor
Bomb Changed Russia's Mind, Truman Claims
Former President Harry S. Truman says the Soviet reluctance to open a front in Manchuria disappeared after the Hiroshima atomic bomb. He told a television program that Stalin seemed reluctant at first but after the bomb the Soviets hurried into the war.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Manchuria
Hiroshima
Truman
Stalin
Disappointed Gunmen Seize Pay then Steal Car in Boston
In Boston two men robber a draftsman thinking a paper bag held payroll for New England Structures. The bag contained chowder and a sundae. The men, upset to find no payroll, took $71 from William Di Bartolomere of Revere and stole his car, later recovered about a mile away.
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Boston
New England
Tne
William di Bartollomere
Revere
Oswald Gun Value Set at 10000 in Probate
Court appointed appraisers valued the mail order rifle used by Lee Harvey Oswald at 10000 and the pistol he carried at the time. Probate Judge Bartlet Jr accepted the valuation and named Marina Oswald community administrator of the weapons. An admirer offered 10000 for the two guns, and Oswald bought the rifle for 1295.
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Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
J. D. Tippit
Oswald
F. W. Bartlett Jr
Marina Oswald
Bartlett
Harry McKay
William Blalock
Justice Department
Sam J. Irvine Dies at 75 Former Aero Executive
Sam J. Irvine long-time Aero Supply Mfg Co official died of a heart attack at his La Jolla home after returning from work in San Diego. Born in Glasgow in 1889, he rose from salesman to president and later chairman emeritus, serving through Aero’s mid-century growth and as a World War I Royal Air Force veteran. He is survived by his wife Ellen Patchen.
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Sam J. Irvine
Aero Supply Mfg. Co., Inc
Aero- Flow Dynamics
la Jolla
Calif
San Diego
Mr. Irvine
Aero Supply
Corry
Glasgow
Scotland
Royal Air Force
Britain
America
Ellen Patchen
Mt. Carmel
Ill
Midwest
Irvine
Dayton Mfg. Co
Aero
Frank Ames
West Main Street
Beesinet
West
Tryine
Garrett Corp
FMC Plans Multimillion Dollar Film Center in Downingtown
FMC Corp announces a multimillion dollar plastic film manufacturing center to be built in Downingtown Pennsylvania. The project underscores ongoing expansion in the region and positions FMC to boost production capacity and local employment.
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Philadelphia
FMC Corp
Downingtown
House Okays School Bill Passes $1.3 Billion Aid Measure
The House approved a $1.3 billion school aid bill in a 263 to 153 vote, sending the measure to the Senate. Democrats backed it 228 to 57 with 35 Republicans, while 57 Democrats and 96 Republicans opposed. The bill targets districts serving impoverished children and includes provisions allowing private school students to access federal aid. Senator Mansfield predicted quick Senate action.
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Johnson
Senate
Mile Mansfield
Montana
House
Charles E. Goodell
R-N-Y
Goodell
Pardchial
New Yorker
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
McCormack
Mansfield
Await Results On Oil Well In Corry Area
Charles Siegel of Erie discusses the first oil well in the Corry region. He says the well looks good but final results depend on pumping out fracturing water and further production tests. He notes potential for 100 plus wells south of Lovell’s with his company holding over 2000 acres under lease. The well reached 414 feet in the third Vanengo sand.
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la Journal
Charles Siegel
Erie
Corry
Siegel
Lovell
Missing Tyrone girl Kathy Shea searched in Juniata River
About 40 people in 30 boats searched the Juniata River for Kathy Shea six, missing for nine days. Boating parties scoured downstream from Tyrone and upstream from Clarks Ferry, with other groups launched from Lewistown. The child disappeared March 18 while on the way home in Blair County.
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Penn
Tyrone
Juniata River
Kathy Shea
Juniata
Clarks Ferry
Sttequehanna River
Lewistown
Blair Couny
Red Rebels Blast U S Vessel In Asian Dock
A Viet Cong attack at Da Nang Harbor damaged an American LST with about 500 pounds of explosives. One Japanese crewman injured. The ship did not sink, and Da Nang is heavily guarded with Marines and Hawk missiles.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Commer Pier
da Nang
da Nang Air Base
New
U.S
Viet Nam
Marine 9Th Expeditionary Brigade
17Th Parallel
CAP Plans Search Mission From Airport
CAP plans a search and rescue mission from Lawrence Airport with 15 local CAP members at 10 a.m. The hanger team will locate a simulated downed flyer and return him to safety, with operations open to about 125 residents to view CAP activity and the new runway facilities. Convicted of Lottery in Pittsburgh court were John Aram and Don Ammon in a non jury trial with sentencing deferred.
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Corry Civil Air Patrol
Lawrence
Guy Abbey
Erie
Abbey
Pittsburgh
John Aram
East Pittsburgh
Don Ammon
Turtle Creek
Three Children Die In Townville Fire And Speed Chase
A Townville area report notes a wild first ward speed chase ending with a crash and a continued hearing for William Silvis Jr. while a Townville fire claimed three young lives in R D 1 home. Firefighters rescued two toddlers and a one year old trapped upstairs as flames engulfed the residence.
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Irs
Richard Mitcham
Townville
Crawford Coun
R. D
Meadville
Ricky
Yvonne
Steven
Donald Waid
Mitcham
Waids
Waid
Townville Volunteer Fire Department
Icy Road Crash Near Cambridge Springs Claimed No Injuries
At 6 50 p m two motorists from Meadville and North East escaped injury after a collision on Route 19 two miles north of Cambridge Springs. J Q Pope 23 and James Ahlgrim 35 were southbound when Ahlgrim tried to pass. Damage was estimated at 1000 dollars.
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Meadville
North East
Cambridge Springs
Corry
Joseph Robyak
J. Q. Pope
James Ahlgrim
Ahlgrim
Pope
Robyak
City Salt Usage Up Cast Down
Corry city cut cost by buying salt in bulk for winter street treatment. Dorr Clark reports 1963 64 winter used 160 tons costing 3080 dollars, while 1965 winter to date uses 214 tons at 2533 dollars. Weather driven cycles caused excess salt application and sewer loss.
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Corry
Dorr Clark
Clark
Woman Hit By Car At City Intersection
A 21 year old woman, Mrs John Pless of 110 Main Street, was struck by a car while crossing Broadway at West Main and Spring streets. She sustained a contusion to the right thigh and was taken to Carty Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. The driver, Mrs Helen Pate, 34, of Corry, said she was turning left from Main onto Spring when Pless and a young boy appeared in her windshield. the boy was unharmed.
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Tocn
Broadway
West Main
Spring Streets
Carty Memorial Hospital
John Pless
Main Street
Helen Pate
R. D
Corry
Spring Street
Tax Refund Slowdown Hits Banks and Households
The IRS reports a slowdown in tax returns as many taxpayers wait until the April 15 deadline to send money. More families face tax distress with fewer refunds this spring and some banks note increased personal loans. Withholding cuts in March 1964 left many earning 7500 to 20000 undercovered, prompting more errors in favor of the government. A continued rush to file is expected.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service Hs
Johnson
Corry Man Hospitalized After Crash Near Saegertown
Beriah A. Gray a 46 year old Corry Laundromat owner suffered a severe head wound and three broken ribs when his car was struck by Ronald Kuntz 29 crossing Route 19 percent at 198 and 19. Gray remained in satisfactory condition after surgery and three Hunter passengers were uninjured.
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Meadville
Corry
City Hospital
Saegertown
Beriah A. Gray
West Main Street
Corry Laundromat
Gray
Ronald Kuntz
R. D
Kuntz
Sentenced for Second Degree Murder in Pittsburgh Case
Kate Woods, 45, of Pittsburgh faces four to years in prison for second degree murder. Woods was arraigned yesterday after the court proceeding. she did not see trial. The case involves Kelly, 68, of the Hill District.
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Pittsburgh
Kate Woods
Woods
Kelly
the Hill
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Cullie L. Wis Jr
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Tin
Wallace
George C. Wallace
James Orange
Selma To Montgomery
Russia
Aero Head
U.S. Air Force
LST
CAP
William C. Silvis Jr
M. S. Cobbett
Silvis
First Ward
East Main Street
Avenue A
Terry Daniels
Columbus
Gerald McNellis Jr
William Peiffer
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