Had Rifle Threat to Shoot LBJ Sparks Hearing
Summerville man Billy Ray Pursley 31 faces a preliminary hearing after witnesses identified him in photos and he allegedly threatened to shoot President Johnson with a 66mm rifle. Secret Service Agent A G Vial said Pursley pointed to a rifle at a Charlotte discount house on Nov 11 and was arrested last Sunday. He was held on $15,000 bond pending hearing.
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Atlanta, Ga
Summerville
Johnson
U.S
Billy Ray Pursley
Secret Service
A. G. Vial
Charlote Discount House
Purs
Two Women Enroll in Parma High Auto Class
Mary Ann Sanicky and Mrs. Bernadette Sterger, both curious about cars, study auto mechanics at Parma High's night class. Instructor George Groom Jr. notes women can be better mechanics, while the pair say they will not open a shop but enjoy car talk with dates.
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Nadette Sterger
Parma High Cool
George Groom Jr
Sanicky
Mary Ann
Duryee Named Field Director for Ohio GOP
Harold T. Duryee of North Canton named director of field operations for the Ohio Republican State Headquarters by State Chairman John Andrews. A 35 year old Willoughby native and Kenyon College graduate, Duryee has led North Canton Republicans since 1950 and headed Ohio Young Republicans in 1953 and 1962. He previously worked for Nationwide Insurance Companies.
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Columbus
Ohio
Harold T. Duryee
North Canton
Ohio League of Young Republicans
Feld
Republican
State Gop
John §. Andrews
Duryee
Andrews
Willoughby
Kenyon College
Nationwide Insurance Companies
Klansman Jailed In Threat C Case In Greensboro
Greensboro court sets $51,000 bond for Ku Klux Klan member E. H. Hennis after a judge reports receiving a threatening call. Hennis, a Greensboro well digger, admitted KKK membership and faced prior assault and property damage convictions linked to a gunfire incident.
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Greensboro
N.C
Benjamin Miles
Miles
E. H. Hennis
Hennis
KKK
Trial Ends In Kaiser Patent Suit
The federal court trial over a patent on oxygen-blown steel production ends in Detroit with no ruling for about six months. Kaiser Industries seeks up to 4.5 million dollars plus future royalties from McLouth Steel, while McLouth argues Kaiser’s patent is invalid and accuses Kaiser of antitrust licensing practices.
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Detroit
U.S
Kaiser Industries Inc
Oakland
Calif
MacLouth Seel Corp
Kaiser
McLouth
Ralph M. Freemen
Supreme Court
United States
Alliance Chief Cites Relief Worker Over Communist Petition
Alliance Ohio police chief Donald E Cowen said Wallace Bednarczyk a relief client working in the department asked to solicit signatures on a Communist petition from residents He praised his work but warned residents to read signatures and avoid adding to Communist Party lists The notice ends with a quip about Sir Winston Churchill not being a journalist on his passport.
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Cowen
Alliance
Sir Winston Churchill
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Cleveland
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Tony
Music Mart
S. Clinton St
Ise
Klen
Scholls
Commie
Communist Party
Central Ave
G. C. Murphy Co
Middletown, Ohio
Kroehler
J. E
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Berkline
Brayhill
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