Postal Chief Sworn In at Hill Country Post Office
President Johnson appoints Lawrence P. O'Brien as postmaster general in Hye Texas near the LBJ Ranch. O'Brien, a Springfield Massachusetts political organizer, takes the Cabinet oath from U.S. Circuit Judge Homer Thornberry as John A. Gronouski departs for Poland. Johnson tours presidential properties, appears relaxed after recuperation.
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Hye
Tex
Johnson
Hill Country
Lawrence P. O'Brien
Big City
Gener. O'Brien
John F. Kennedy
White House
LBJ
O'Brien
Springfield
Mass
Kennedy
John A. Gronouski
Poland
Central Texas
U.S
Homer Thornberry
Cremation of Klansman Daniel Burros Remains Secret
The body of New York Ku Klux Klan leader Daniel Burros was cremated and buried in a private nearby Reading area site after a non sectarian funeral. His parents and wife were absent. they returned to New York after funeral arrangements. Authorities say Burros killed himself after a Times report on his Jewish origin.
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Wading, Pa
New York
Ku Klux Klan
Daniel Burros
Reading
George Burros
Esther
New York City
Burros
New York Times
Erie Woman Shot by Boyfriend Left Serious At Hospital
Margaret Meter an 18 year old of Erie remains in serious condition at St Vincent's Hospital after being shot Monday afternoon at her boyfriend's home. Robert Farish 21 of Millcreek is jailed on assault with intent to kill charges for allegedly firing a .22 rifle twice at Meter in the temple and back. Police withheld motive citing new criminal case procedures.
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Erie
Margaret
Peggy) Meter
St. Vincent's Hospital
Robert George Farish
Millcreek
Forish
Miss Meter
Edward H. Carney
Carney
Robbery described at Corry office and diner
A burglar pried open a desk drawer at Amy’s office in Corry, stole cash from a cabinet, and took 100 phenobarbital pills. Citizens described the suspect as about 50, 5'10", 160 pounds with gray hair and a green shirt. Police issued a 13 state teletype alert. suspect thought to be a transient.
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Amy
Corry Drive-In
Route 6
Dinor
Mixed local and state results and warnings from the 1960s race
The report notes Cuban émigré activity at the border near Miami and outcomes across Pennsylvania cities with Democrats winning mayoral and council races. It highlights F Wil lard Harper losing in Erie and Louis Tullio defeating Charles Williamson, plus Specter’s Philadelphia ticket and cautions from Maurice Goddard about the fall fire season.
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Allentown
Ray Bracy
F. Willard Harper
James T. Gross
Harper
Erie
Louis Tullio
Charles B. Williamson
Tullio
Michael A. Camagino
Specter
Philadelphia
James Cavanaugh
Alexander Hemphill
Barr Defeats Rovitto for Pittsburgh Mayor in Rebirth Campaign
In unofficial results, Barr won a second term with 109,937 votes to Rovitto's 65,506. Rovitto, an Italian immigrant with no prior elective office, criticized corruption while Barr pitched a city rebirth. Across the Commonwealth, 24 third class city mayoral races saw Democrats win ten, Republicans eight, and six undecided.
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Page One Burgh
Vincent S. Rojvido
Pittsburgh
Barr
Rovitto
Burr
Negro Falls Short in Cleveland Mayor Race by Narrow Margin
In Cleveland Ohio State Rep Carl B Stokes came within 2458 votes of unseating Mayor Ralph Locher in the four way race. Stokes demanded ballot impoundment and a fraud investigation while awaiting official counts before deciding on a recount. Locher won a third term with 87833 votes against 95375 for his opponent.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Ralph 8. Locher
Carl B. Stokes
Stokes
Ohio House of Representatives
Locher
Stokes Tn
Ralph d. Perk
Ralph McAllister
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Dodd's Form Ficcardi‘s
Stutzman’s Grocery
Palmer's
Union City
Stranchan’s
Sparta
the Corry Journal
Cuba
Miami
Fla
Immigration Service
Diana
Maurice K. Goddard
Secretary of Forests and Waters
Goddard
Key West
Ruiz
Kin — Serafin Ruiz
Diana Tontar
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Comry Tournal
Tian Teng
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