High Court Rules Girlie Magazines Not Obscene
The High Court ruled that girIie magazines are not obscene, affecting cases like Redrup and Austin while leaving unresolved questions about knowledge of contents and prosecutions under state obscenity laws. The decision rejects the original hypothesis of obscenity and notes no single controlling standard among justices. Dissenters numbered two.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Eros
Ralph Ginzburg
Robert Redrup
New York City
William Austin
Paducah
Redrup
Austin
Arkansas
Cosa Nostra Figures Arrested in Buffalo Raid Called Little Apalachin
In Buffalo on Monday night, 36 men including a dozen identified as Cosa Nostra members were arrested at a West Side restaurant by city detectives, FBI agents, and state investigators. About 250 diners were inside. 50 others fled to a downstairs room. Several named figures linked to Magaddino and the Buffalo area were among those taken, with arraignments pending.
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Buffalo
N.Y
West Side
Cosa Nostra Crime Syndicate
Buf
FBI Agente
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Fredrico G. Rancaccio
Stefano Magaddino
Lewiston
Magaddino
Senate
Cosa Nostra
New York
Ohio Valley
James V. LaDuca
Joseph DiCarlo
Youngstown
Ohio
Pasquale Matarelli
DiCarlo
Daniel G. Sansanese
Joseph Fino
Nicholas Fino
West Seneca
Joseph
Buffalo Cosa Nostra
Nicholas
Roy Carlisi
LaDuca
Carlist
Apalachin
Joseph Barbara
Warren County School Budget sets at 7,758,154 dollars
Warren County School District approves 1967 68 budget totaling 7,758,154 dollars up 964 924 from this year. State aid expected to cover the difference. Eisenhower High and Allegheny Valley School construction costs amount 741000 dollars. Taxes remain at 34 mills real estate plus other local levies and earned income tax. Bond funds require extra millage in Pine Grove Farming ton and four mills in Tidioute.
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Warren
Warren County
Last Flight
Eisenhower High School
Allegheny Valley School
Thomas K. Barratt
Pine Grove
Farmington
Tidioute
Honor Two At Red Cross Anniversary at YMCA
Nearly 100 people attended the Corry Chapter American Red Cross 50th founding anniversary at the YMCA. The event honored charter members Mrs. C. C. Loveland of Hendersonville North Carolina and Mrs. Wallace Young of Corry. An open house ran 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. with a program from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. Clifford Taylor of Erie led ceremonies, Embert Earle gave the welcome, Jack Downey introduced Mayor William Peiffer’s representative, and B. G. Bennett spoke on the chapter’s history. Harry A. Rinder discussed Red Cross on the Area Level. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. G. R. Conquer of Sheffield PA, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Vollmer, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rinder, and Clifford W. Taylor of Erie. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Willis of Corry this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital, with the mother formerly Cecil Satterlee. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Uber of Corry this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital, the mother formerly Susan Castano. A daughter named Candy May born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith of Erie, with Mrs. Smith formerly Betty Jackson of Erie. Grandparents listed for the newborn. A son named Andrew Phelps born this morning to Atty. and Mrs. Robert G. Tunnell Jr. of Shaker Heights Ohio. mother formerly Gale Flannery of Tenafly NJ. Grandparents listed for the newborn. (Political Advertisement)
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Embert Earle
Harry A. Rinder
C. C. Loveland
Wallace Young
B. G. Bennett
Clifford Taylor
Red Cross
Johnston
Corry
American Red Cross
YMCA
Hendersonville
8.C
Erie
Jack Downey
William Peiffer
B. G
Barney) Bennett
Eric
G. R. Conquer
Sheffield
W. H. Vollmer
Hary Rinder
Clifford W. Taylor
Candy May
St. Vincent's Hospital
Richard Smith
Andrew Phelps
McDonald University Hospital
Atty
Robert G. Tunnel Jr
Shaker Heights
Ohio
Tunnell
Gale Flannery
Tenafly, N. J
Robert Tunnell
West Park Place
Plague Case Delay Sparks National Alarm In 1960s
A Vietnam veteran hospitalized in Texas for 16 days was later diagnosed with bubonic plague. Public Health Service official Dr. David J. Sencer warned that delay could have risked a pneumonic epidemic, stressing the case’s status as the first imported plague in 42 years and noting limited spread after treatment.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Texas
David J. Sencer
Atlanta
Sencer
Veterans Hospital
Dallas
Army
United States
House
Vietnam
Jencer
Brooke
Tobruk and Wild Winter at Blatt's Corry Drive In
Advertisements offer a free ticket to Blatt's Corry Drive-In for a three day event starting Friday May 12. Viewings include Tobruk starring Rock Hudson George Peppard Guy Stockwell and Nigel Green along with Wild Winter in Technicolor for the period described.
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Blatt’s Corry Drive-In
Rock Hudson
George Peppard
Guy Stockwell
Nigel Green
Tobruk
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High Court
Costa Nostra
Little Apalachin
John M. Harlan
Tom C. Clark
Clark
Harlan
Rossin
Sains
Sean Sesenyy Ve Sane
Neil J. Welch
FBI
Clare Capwell
Red Crong
Corry Memorial Hospital
William Willis
R. D
Willis
Cecil Satterlee
Leonard Uber
Uber
Susan Castano
W. Washington St
Corry, PA
Jane Parker
Sultana
Florida
Viet GI
Fitch Motors Rambler
Servies International
First Ave
Leslie Dodd
Edward Moore
Bob Garfield
North First Bar
Walter Stutzman
Erma Chase
Dick Stroup
Chevrolet
Norman Cressley
Flest Avenue
John Roach
Rossbacher Insurance Service
First Avenue
South Street
Robert E. Brown
John Albers
Chrysler
Newport
Clarence Wallace
Norbert Bach Ofner
Dorothy Babcock
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Crown
Robert Darrow
Johnson Bros
Ramington Mall
Lewis Kuss
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