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Rape Killing Goes To Jury In Clearfield
In Clearfield Pennsylvania the trial of Jon F. Yount for the rape and murder of Pam ela Sue Rimer proceeds with the state seeking first degree murder. Yount, a former DuBois High School teacher, pleads temporary insanity while the defense argues legal insanity may apply. The body was found near his rural home. the case includes testimony on panic versus insanity and alleged motive tied to his reputation as a teacher. The jury is expected to decide based on the presented evidence.
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Hold Rites For George Beal
The funeral service for George Beal was held yesterday afternoon at the H. Richard Hays Funeral Home in Spartaneburg with Rev. Clyde May officiating. Pallbearers included Saad Scarem, Harry Brown, Guy Fish, Neil Stranahan, Laurence Snapp and Oscar Most.
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Johnson on Democratic rivals and foreign postings
President Johnson spoke as head of the Democratic party about avowed segregationist candidates for governor in the South and said he would not support them. He noted possible skips on Georgia Maryland and Arkansas nominees while endorsing Congress members and some Republicans. He announced three top diplomatic postings and personnel changes including Lewellyn E. Thompson as ambassador to Moscow Ellsworth Bunker to head the OAS and Sol M. Linowitz as ambassador-at-large for the OAS. He also signaled support for a strong Congressional record of bills passed.
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Rehiring Tubbs Case to be discussed at 4 p m
Erie County solicitor John M. McLaughlin will confer at 4 p m today with Tubbs case counsel about five witnesses supporting reconsideration of Raymond L. Tubbs suspension from the county hospital kitchen manager post. Commissioners delayed action after receiving Brueckman and Cavanaugh findings. a Monday report is possible.
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First-Hand Look at Mission to America Speaker
Bishop Sobrepena will conclude his Corry stay this evening as the featured speaker of the weeklong Mission to America service at the EUB Church. Journal Photo by Johnston.
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Court splits on consent rule for eavesdropping in wiring case
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ordered a new trial for John Murray after prosecutors used a recording of his phone call. Majority Justice Musmanno held state law requires consent from both parties, rejecting federal law justification based on one-party consent. Dissent by Justice Cohen argued extension phone listening may not violate the law.
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Garland Firemen Plan Pony-Pull and Potato Sale
The Garland Volunteer Fire Department will sponsor a pony-pull and potato sale at the carnival grounds, with a rain date set for October 22. Proceeds go to the fire department. 50 and 100 pound potato bags from Garland Valley Farms will be sold. refreshments available and the public is invited.
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Desegregation Debates Mark 1986 House Action
In the House the fight over school desegregation under the 1964 Civil Rights Act shaped floor amendments. Critics of Education Commissioner Harold Howe backed measures to curb his power to withhold funds and to ban mandated student or staff assignments to overcome racial imbalances. Local districts could still use federal funding for busing or other programs to reduce de facto segregation. The Corry Evening Journal lists ownership and circulation data with 4,120 total copies. George R. Sample is editor.
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