Pearson Investigates Los Angeles Chavez Ravine Controversy
The column details alleged manipulation by Los Angeles real estate interests and city officials to replace a low cost housing project with Dodger Stadium related developments. It cites gifts and bribes to councilman Ed Davenport, federal funds reallocation, and ensuing housing displacement. The piece also notes Navy supply fraud investigations involving struts for P2V bombers and pending indictments.
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Los Angeles
Ed Davenport
Dodgers
Chavez Ravine
Walter O'Malley
Congress
Los Angeles Dodgers
In Our Opinion Look At School Libraries This Month
The column argues that Corry area school libraries are underfunded with empty shelves and few real books. It notes Britannica awards highlight library gaps and urges parents to question teachers about library quality.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Howet
Encyclopaedia Britannica
American Association of School Librarians
East Huron Street
Chicago
Nevada banker Webb rises to top at Bank of Commerce
Stuart B Webb, 49, moves from Philadelphia to Reno and becomes president of the Nevada Bank of Commerce, after serving as administrative vice president. The Lehigh and Penn graduate cites Nevada’s high interest rates and casino-driven cash flow as appealing, with three children at home. Webb previously held posts at Prosa dent National Bank and the National Bank of Pottsville.
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Bill Stall
Reng, Nev
Philadelphia
Stuart B Webb
Nevada
Webb
Nevada Bank of Commerce
t@ Reno
East
Peter
Nancy
Scott
Washington, D.C
Lehigh University
University of Pennsylvania
Rutgers
Prosident National Bank
The
National Bank of
Bandages Don t Cramp President At White House
President Johnson wears a small bandage between thumb and forefinger at White House ceremonies. Officials say the tiny bandage is from wart-like growths that frequently bother him during public appearances. The note mentions his weekend in Texas.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Johnsin
Texas
What Is The Law A widow and trust revocation question
A widow who creates a trust for her children and later remarries may revoke or not revoke the trust depending on the instrument. Some trusts revoke automatically on certain contingencies while others allow the creator to revoke. some cannot be revoked at all.
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de Catalogne
Corry Evening Journal Masthead and Affiliations
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles and offices including publisher George R. Sample general manager William Eaton city editor Allan Hasbrouck advertising manager Jett McLaughlin pressroom foreman G T Bergman and national ad reps Bottinelli Kimball Inc. Also notes AP News exclusive rights and multiple regional office addresses.
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Waliam Eaton
Allan Hasbrouck
Jett McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Ion
National
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Pifth Avenue
New York
N.Y
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage and Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Pittshureh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Haiti Night Club Portrait an Insight into Duvalier Era
Jim Bishop interviews Monsieur de Catalogne in Port-au-Prince about Haiti under Duvalier. He cites poverty and illiteracy, compares U.S. aid, and notes a looming need for schools, industry, and tourism while portraying political stability and friction with exiled opponents.
Three Men Rob Ohio Bank for $68,621
In Warren Ohio police hunt three unmasked men who threatened 18 people with pistols at the Union Savings and Trust Co West Market Street Branch. They stole $68,621 after forcing tellers to surrender cash and herding customers into a vault. Road blocks found three men later near Niles, but victims could not identify them.
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Warren, Ohio
Ohio
West Market Street
Union Savings & ‘Trust Co
Ress
Niles
Here
Man Charged After Burglary Attempt Leaves Suspect Injured
Jamyposard Brandy Lofecheck, 29, injured with fractures to both ankles while fleeing an attempted burglary at Union Optical Co. in the Brooklyn Square building. He was charged yesterday with third degree burglary by Jamestown police after dropping from a third floor window to escape. He is confined at Jamestown General Hospital under guard.
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Brandy Lofecheck
Rogers
Jamestown General Hospital
Jamestown
Union Optical Co
Brooklyn Square
Lofecheck
Memorial rites for Ned A Carpenter in Townville
A memorial service for Ned A Carpenter will be held at Willis P Arnold Funeral Home in Townville Pennsylvania at 2 30 pm tomorrow with burial at Greenlawn Cemetery. He died August 9 1965 in Fort Lauderdale Florida at age 76 born June 22 1889 in Townville He lived in Erie 1918 to 1938 with Firestone and later Erie Dispatch Herald retired from life insurance in 1951 Survivors include wife Grace Harter Carpenter two sisters Elizabeth Muller Tehran Iran and Margaret Briggs Deerfield Beach Florida three brothers Joseph Guys Mills Royden and Rex Townville one sister Lucille Williams Sharon and seven grandchildren.
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Ned ‘A. Carpenter
Willis P. Arnold
Townville
Greenlawn
Mr. Carpenter
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Erie
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Erie Dispatch-Herald
The Journal Daily Recommended for Your Family
A note suggesting a child or family member away from home would likely enjoy reading The Journal daily for current news and updates.
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Journal Daily
Four Solons To Probe Road Name Four Solons To Probe Road
Harrisburg four state senators were named to a joint legislative investigative committee to probe the Erie County portion of Interstate 90. Senators William G. Sesler Donald O. Oesterling Richard C. Frame and George N. Wade were appointed to review whether shoddy construction led to repair costs since the Thruway’s 1960 dedication. The panel will start after the Highway Department finishes its own study and presents findings.
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Harrisburg
Erie County
William G. Sesler
Dbrie
Donald 0. Oesterling
Butler
Richard C. Frame
Venango
George N. Wade
Cumberland
Sesler
State Highway Department
Philadelphia group placed on probation for flag desecration
Judge Clifford Scott Green placed Kenneth Smithy and five others on probation after they were charged in Philadelphia with desecrating the American flag during a King Jr. speech demonstration. All six defendants, aged 18 to 25, were held on $1,000 bail pending grand jury action.
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Faidadelphia
Aspen
Sind
Kenneth Smithy
Sigwerk
Clifford Scott Green
Martin Luther King Jr
Ulysses Grant
Leroy Brown
Eugene Dawkins
Anthony Lee Wesley
Philadelphia
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ABC
Variety Cushion
H&h Aircraft Company
Concord
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California Iron and Metal
Jack Anderson
Touche
Business Mirror
Labor Bay
Wm. Op
Jim Bishop
Monsieur Gerard de Catalogue
Tourism
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Haiti
Duvalier
Campaquin
Caribbean
Monsieur 1
John F. Kennedy
Doctor Duvalier
Hait
Hispaniola
Santo Domingo
Juan Bosch
U.S
Port-au-Prince
Guantanamo
Bulova
Cale Corey Poms
Speidel
Bob Church
Canter St
Dinette
June Haner
Chestnut Street
Corry, Pa
CAHS
Barnon Damcott
Ann Dyne
Mead Avenue
R. E. Fuller
Raymond Avenue
Norman Lewis
R. D
Columbus
Paul E. Chase
York Street
C. Richard Lindberg
Margaret Lacey
West Frederick Street
Helen Brown
Spartansburg
Ray Sperry
Charlotte Maine
Ammenaawn
N. Carpenter
Four Solons
Probe
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