Halts sale of inverted yellow plate stamps
Nearly 100 bottles of whiskey were reported stolen in two breaks. Post Office officials paused selling inverted yellow plate stamps after it was found two sheets were printed with the error. Sherman and others claimed stamps worth hundreds of thousands, with one pane left intact. The incident recalls a 1918 error and underscores rarity and market uncertainty.
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Nnw
Victor Rizzileli
A Cotton Club
Main Street
Kelleher
Ing
Savitt
King Company
South Avenue
Ted Harmmarskjold
Clark
Irvington
N. J
Leonard Sherman
Sherman
Post Office Department
James Fartey
Republic of Panama
Panama Canal Zone
Farley
United States
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Stanley J. Hodziwich
Rodziewich
Oil pipeline plan link in Wyoming to Denver
Ler o Mayers, noted as Leroy Moyers in sources, wins three races including Tootsie’s Pride in a $5,000 feature as Skelly Oil and Clair Oil Corp announce a joint 210 mile pipeline. The All The Test horse and Royal Ball contribute to a plan to build an eight starts year, expanding capacity to 20,000 barrels daily. The pipeline will connect the Sinclair refinery in Wy and the Denver market, with a Denver terminal to be operated by Skelly.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Leroy Mayers
Tuel
Mayers
Chicago
Clair Oil Corp
Skelly Olllthe
Feyeass
Corp
Tnday
Sinclair
Tner
Denver
Tonsims
Sinclair Oillmite
Tn Corp
Sketly
Niregister
Genver
Sinclair Pipeline Co
Sinclair Ol
Skenly
Kennedy Aides Weigh Crisis In Strategy Talks
In tense talks Kennedy and aides weigh options amid Cuba crisis while Soviets push for shorter Red Cross inspections. The Defense Department lists eight Russian ships with 42 missiles from Cuba and Britain’s Lord Home says Khrushchev aimed to pressure Kennedy at future summits. State Department official Roslow argues the move seeks to alter the nuclear balance and project power into the hemisphere.
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Red Cross
Defense Department
U.S. Navy
Cuba
Britain
Lord Home
Khrushchev
Kennedy
State Department
W. W. Roslow
Detroit
Travel Study Planned Amid 1960s Area Census
A 1963 travel study aims to analyze area travel patterns using 1980 census data. Edwards and Kelcey will assemble and analyze results to forecast future travel trends. The TriState committee also studies cargo movements near New York ports. Governor Dempsey urges full cooperation in completing and returning the questionnaire accurately and promptly. Fairfield County is the sole Connecticut part of the tri state metro area.
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Edwards and
Kelcey
TriState
New York
Jatin NR. Dempsey
Connecticut
Dempsey
Haire
Fairfield County
Weather state forecasts by state and coast region
Connecticut cloudiness cool with a chance of afternoon showers highs 45 to 50 tonight. Tuesday partly sunny and warmer in the 50s. Vermont increasing clouds and warmer Tuesday with a few showers or snow flurries. New Hampshire variably cloudy and warmer Tuesday with showers or snow flurries. Tuesday night near freezing, Wednesday fair and warmer. Maine variable clouds with higher temperatures Tuesday into Tuesday night. Wednesday fair and a late warm spell. Massachusetts variable clouds and warmer Tuesday with possible rain over Cape Cod. Wednesday fair and warmer. Rhode Island variable cloudiness with considerable clouds and possible rain along the south coast. Tuesday night 38 to 47, Tuesday high 50 to 54.
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Connecticut
Vermont
New Hampshire
Reat
Massachusetts
Cape Col
Tow
Rhxle Island
Ranfani Victory Tests Coalition Across Italy
In a party test amid parliamentary strain, Fanfani secured enough support to push on until spring. A key proposal to halt his program failed 124 to 20, followed by a show of hands backing Fanfani. Christian Democrat Socialist cooperation, begun last Feb, may hinge on interpretations from 266 municipal elections. Results were due by midday with full outcomes awaited tomorrow.
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Theather Center
Christian Democrats
Tero
Italy
Firemen Quell Two House Blazes in One Night
Firefighters battled two separate house fires last night. At 10 pm they fought a blaze at James NeVita’s Maplewood Avenue home damaging attic areas amid suspected arson activity. A second alarm at 10 12 pm tackled a bedroom fire at 512 Boston Avenue, blamed on children playing with matches and confined to a boy’s room.
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James NeVita
Maplewood Avenue
John Gleason T
Francis Matthews
Stan Buswell
Boston Avenue
Ralnelo Diaz
Felix Curei
Mrs Alan Ladds Car Wrecked In Crash
Actress Les Carol Ladd was in a wreck near Santa Monica Boulevard and Witton Price as her chauffeur driven car struck by another vehicle. All three cars were damaged but no one seriously hurt. Mrs Ladd was taken to a private hospital for minor injuries while Alan Ladd recuperates from a shoulder wound.
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Hollywool
Alan Ladd
Les Carol
Wicor
Bell
Santa Monica Boulevard
Witton Price
Harvard Announces New Center Plans in Cambridge
Harvard University revealed plans for a 14 million Harvard Center block development in Cambridge spanning McAuburn Street to Massachusetts Avenue. The project, slated for completion around 1966, includes shops on three streets a pedestrian arcade and an open promenade through the block linking Harvard Yard and Harvard Houses. Architect Jackson Gourley firm designed set backs and landscaping to ease crowding in Harvard Square.
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Mass
Harvard University
Souneer
Cis
Harvard Eentre
Mc. Auburn Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Norvoke Steet
Harvard Yard
Harvard
Jackson and Gourley
Harvard Square
The
University
Stratford Officials Push to Keep Town in Region Plan
Stratford representatives to the Regional Planning agency sought to persuade the Stratford Town Council to remain in the regional group. Andrew Koza proposed that regional chairman Lester Nathangle Jr. appear before Stratford’s council with Gregory Bassett to explain goals and address difficulties. Stratford Council recently voted to withdraw from the Rye area regional alliance, prompting calls for an explanatory hearing and formal ordinance procedures.
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Stratford
Aviit
Andrew 5
Kaza
Koza
Lester Nathnagie, Jr
Strotford
Nathnaple
Gregory Bassett
Rye
Michael J. Zielski
Zielski
Nothnngle
Stratford ‘Towns Council
Wrong address given in narcotic raid case
Charles Johnston, 22, one of six arrested Sunday in a narcotic raid, does not reside on Alba street per his mother. Police reported drugs were found at Apollo 206 Building 7 Beardsley terrace, not at Johnston home as Monday’s Telegram stated. Johnston has admitted owning items and awaits bail set at 5000 dollars on the charge under the State Narcotics Act.
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Oaline
Alba Street
Apl
Beardsley Terrace
Johnston
Cherry Hill
N. J
Nassau Hall
Garden State Park
Joseph May
Let Avenue
Danbury
Bridgeport
Nashua
Dedimond
May
Fauve
Admriral
Southeld
Larry Gilligann
Hungary weighs social courts for minor offenses
The Hungarian regime studies setting up social courts to handle small matters like disciplinary offenses and petty theft. Proponents cite a nation of ten million with about one million litigants and 210000 trials in 1981.
Raytheon to Acquire Autometric in $5 Million Range
Raytheon Co announced it will acquire most assets of Autometric Corp of New York City, a Paramount subsidiary, for an undisclosed cash sum. Autometric in 1961 reported about $5 million in sales with no earnings figures released. The deal excludes Autometric’s stake in Conduction Corp of Ann Arbor, Michigan, but includes the majority of Autometric in Tinsley Laboratories of Berkeley, California, known for precision optical mechanical systems for space age work. Autometric has mainly performed under government contracts, covering data hauling photogrammetry, exrodes astronomy, geology, geophysics, electronics, mathematics and advanced systems studies. The firm operates at an electronics and photographic research lab for motion picture and aerial pictography projects.
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Lexington
Mass
Raytheon Co
Todny
Nas
Autarmetric Corp of
New York City
Paramount Pictures Corp
Raytheon
Autometric
Raythevit Sad
Automerele
Conduction Corp
Ann Arbor, Mich
Tinsley Laboratories
Berkley
Calif
Guam typhoon devastation and rescue efforts widen
Reports from Guam describe 72 mph winds reaching 172 mph in Karen as a vast typhoon flattened the island. Navy and Red Cross crews assess widespread destruction, with thousands homeless and critical facilities damaged or destroyed. American authorities rush aid, evacuation plans, and disaster relief preparations as Guam declares a disaster area.
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Navy
Red Cross
Guam
Iteport
Japan
United States
Honolulu
Agana
Andersen Air Force Base
Federal Aviation Agency
Wake Island
Washington
Tokoya
FAA
Wake
Guerrero
Pearl Harbor
Pacific Fleet
Connand
Kennedy
Small Business Administration
Hawaii
Albemarle Gets Ethyl Deal Okayed
Shareholders of Albemarle Paper Manufacturing Co approved plans to raise 200 million dollars to acquire Ethyl Corp of New York. They authorized sale of 14 million of 16 year 9 44 percent senior notes to four insurance companies and 50 million of 20 year 6 34 percent subordinated notes to various institutional investors. Also authorized 20 million to GM Jersey Standard and to borrow 16 million at 5 percent from Chase Manhattan Bank to be repaid in 20 years.
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Richmond
Alhenvarie: Paper Manufacturing Co
Ethyl Corp
New York
Standard Ofl Co
New Jersey
General Motors Corp
Albemarle Paper
Jersey
Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
Family to Flee U S From Fallout Fear
In Philadelphia on November 1 AP reports Rodney J Satory a 16 year old physicist plans to move his wife and baby daughter to New Zealand to avoid nuclear fallout. The family packs in Wallingford and will drive to Port Everglades Florida to sail November 24. The couple cites hopes for safer living conditions for their child Rachel seven months old and aims to reduce exposure to fallout.
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Philadelphia
Rodney J. Satory
New Zealand
Satorys
Wallingford
Port Everglades
Fla
Satory
Roth
United States
Rachel
Adenauer Warns Cuba Ties in East German Standoff
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer urged caution in talks with the Soviet Union and warned Cuba against pressuring Western positions. He insisted future negotiations with the Russians be led by state chiefs, and said he would not meet the Soviet premier alone. Adenauer cited a fragile Berlin situation and rejected unilateral concessions, while domestic politics showed the Socialists gaining a parliamentary majority and the CDU suffering a setback amid the Spiegel affair backlash.
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Jevz
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Adensuer
Saviet
Kennedy
United States
West Berlin
Adenauer
Adenaune
Iis
Christian Democrats
Hesse
Dee Spiegel
Afdip
Neiws
Federal Revernment
West Germany
Nassau Hall Gains In Garden State Race And Aqueduct Feature
Nassau Hall triumphed in a Garden State Park sprint while another race at Aqueduct saw Commend score a convincing Vosburgh Handicap victory. Dedimond and others filled places as winners and payouts rolled through with a 1940s racing vibe.
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Nassau Hall
Garden State
Giardello Beats Morris In Slow Baltimore Decision
Giardello from Philadelphia won a split decision over Johnny Morris at Baltimore City Civic Center. The judges had Giardello ahead on the night 49-43 and 47-46 while one score gave Morris the edge 47-46. No knockdowns occurred though Morris slipped in the eighth round.
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Stlharpic
Ney Giardello
Sul
Johnny Morsis
New, Civic Center
Giardello
Philadelphia
Tom Kelly
Benny Goldstein
Dudge
Jimmy Jones
Morris
Pittshurph
Associated Press
Aecord
State to take over city bus system amid fare dispute
In Rio de Janeiro on May 1, the state government began seizing control of the city bus system after operators refused a 3 percent fare increase. Officials argue a 0 percent rise is insufficient, while unions claim the average rise should be 2.5 cents to cover costs.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Bete
Opera
Lion of
Courtesy Notes From Miami Golf Pro
Miami golf pro Bill Tinder says poor manners are declining as a norm, not an exception, across all courses. He notes players should focus on courtesy and reads about how to say the right things in social golf settings.
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Miami, Fla
Bill Tinder
Miami
Tinder
Ivery- Dody
Marines cancel show of force at Guantanamo base
The admiral said there has been no gunfire or sabotage at Guantanamo since the crisis began and that security and alert systems remain tight. He noted Marines entered the base ready for combat but reported no injuries or infiltrations by Cuban forces. Officials indicated additional forces would be sent if threats rise and affirmed the base can be defended.
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O'Donnell
William H. Collins
Kaiser Reports Profit Upsurge From Nine Month Gain
Kaiser Industries Corp reports nine month net income of 6.82 million or 0.92 a share for the period ended September 30 1964. Quarterly results show 0.24 a share on 1.92 million in the third quarter. Mountain Fuel Supply posts 12 month net of 4.47 million or 2.04 a share for the year ended September 30 1964.
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New York
Kaiser Industries Corp
Ime
Kaiser Community Homes
Mountain Fuel Supply
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
Gotham Bowl proceeds to benefit March of Dimes
New York Gotham Bowl organizers announced a new three year contract with all net proceeds to the March of Dimes. Executive director Bot Curran named six teams under consideration for the December 15 game at Yankee Stadium. He cited Miami as a strong possibility and noted Missouri Nebraska or Oklahoma as likely if tied for second in the Big Eight, plus Penn State and Oregon.
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Tuipt
March of Dimes
Bot Curran
Curran
Cal
Yankee Stadium
University of Miami
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Pennn State
Oregon
Penn State
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