Auction Notice From Edinboro Farm Sale Details
A fragmented notice lists a farm sale near Edinboro with dairy cattle cows and springers, bulls for testing, farm equipment including John Deere tractors and a Case al Super C, a hammermill, a pump and water heater, and a large straw stack. Proceeds go to Melvin Well and family with thanks to hospital staff. The event date appears as April 6th.
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Edinboro
Dan'ge
John Deere
John H
John Deere Deere
Corm
Melvin Well- Cummings
Ree
Lincoln
Muany
Thomas
Amb 4
City Council approves dog pound plan and parking changes
The council voted to remove a parking meter on North Center Street to enlarge spaces for Greyhound buses and denied double parking in front of Croscut's Confectionary except in bad weather. Mayor Zalaneck backs a new dog pound on Belota Street with operation by Russell Mallory funded by board fees and fines.
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Greyhouna Muses
North Center Street
Clinton Street
Croscot
Greyhound
Elks Lodge
Counel
Harvey Croscut
Loca Greyhound
Jack Keene
Mike Battaglia
Cleveland
Corneil
Croscut
Philip Zalaneck
Streets
Dorr Clark
Streets Department
Belota Street
Russell Mallory
Mallory
Circus to Play in Corry May 30 Courting Summer Fun
Corry Civil Defense executive officer Clifford Holcomb announced Sellé & Gray three wing circus will perform in Corry on Thursday May 30 with matinee and evening shows at a to be named site. The event features serialists acrobats clowns races and about 50 animals with part of ticket proceeds benefiting the CD fund.
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Corry
Clifford Holcomb
The
Holcomb
City Council Eyes Drainage Plan To Halt Schwab Flood
Streets Director Dorr Clark presented a concrete drainage plan at a regular council meeting to stop the long running flood at the Fred Schwab residence 118 Franklin street. The scheme routes runoff from West Washington street properties past the Schwab home to Franklin Street via a blacktopped ditch. The measure follows years of water in the Schwab yard and basement due to grading and paving near the A and P and nearby clubs and churches.
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Dorr Clark
Fred Schwab
Schwab
Franklin Street
Fred Kinley
Schwabs
Aveas
A&p
Veterans of Foreign Wars Club
St. Edward's Behoo
St. Thomas' Church
Cornell
Road Workers Stage Protest At Legislature
Several hundred state highways maintenance workers were called to Harrisburg by the AFL-CIO union to protest a 10 percent workforce cut seen in Gov. Scranton’s budget message. Fiorello said most of the 6,000 workers would stay off the job across districts while about 1,000 were furloughed. Some 40 protesters picketed the highways department in Somerset.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Fiorello
Highways Department
Somerset County
Somerset
City Delays Cleanup on Plaza Site in Conneaut Lake
Moss, owner of the old high school lot in the Fourth Ward, asks for a May 15 deadline extension to finish grading and beautification. City Council considers postponement due to ground conditions and Moss's military service delaying tenant outreach. If May 15 passes without cleanup, extending construction will not be considered.
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Rdvell Moss
Conneaut Lake
Philip Zalaneck
Moss
Council clash over hiring in Titusville streets and sewers
In Titusville Mayor C M Sonne faced a heated council session as Streets and Sewers Director Milliken accused other members of exceeding the budget by hiring more workers. The mayor noted new hires require council approval for second paychecks while Milliken insisted 12 to 18 workers were employed across departments. The exchange included orders to eject police chief Whiting who tried to calm the meeting.
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Titusville
William J. Miliiken
Milliken
C. M. Sonne
Vega
Sonne
Chet
Follee
Whiting
Council
Salliken
Fieineratior
Barbie
Earl ‘Stewart
Mikken
Ralple
Kennedy seeks 4.525 billion in foreign aid for 1964
President Kennedy asks Congress for 4.525 billion in new foreign aid for fiscal 1964, 420 million less than the prior request. The plan cuts arms aid to 1.405 billion and economic assistance to 3.12 billion, citing the Clay committee's finding that the current program is about 500 million too large.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Lucius D. Clay
Wid
Capitol
Clay Committee
U.S
Clay
Commit
Cuban Raiders Nabbed At Sea
U S customs agents seized a 40 foot exile boat Alisar at North Miami Beach with two bombs and a 20 mm cannon aboard. A group of 17 raiders halted at Norman's Cay in the Exumas. British police took them into custody. A second boat was reported near the Cuban coast as the State Department relayed the capture to authorities.
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Miami
Lar
U.S
Cuba
Ami
Joseph Fortier
Alisar
North Miami Beach
Santiago Alvarez
Fortier
Norman's Cay
Exuma
Jerry Buchanan
Buchanan
Nassau
James Buchanan
Pompano Beach
Orlando Bosch
State Department
Retired generals declare revolt in Argentina and trigger crackdown
In Buenos Aires two retired generals Benjamin Menendez and Federica Toranzo Montero broadcast a call to topple President Jose Maria Guido. The government said the revolt was crushed as troops began to withdraw from the palace after siege and machine gun emplacements were set up across the city.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jose Maria Guido
Guido
Juan Peron
Benjamin Menendez
Federica Toranto Montero
Radio Argentina
Jr .Gime
Navy
Menendez
Toranzo
Suspend 2 Boys At CAHS After Classroom Hassle
Two Corny Area High School students were suspended for five days following a classroom altercation with a male teacher yesterday. The principal ordered the suspension. permanent expulsions require School Board action.
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CAHS
Council Approves DST Start Date for Local Time Change
The council unanimously approved the annual daylight saving time shift beginning Sunday April 28 at 2 a.m. and ending Saturday October 5 at 2 a.m. The switch keeps Corry aligned with neighboring communities in the region.
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Counci
Corry
First Grass Fire Reported On Johnson Street
Corry's volunteer firemen were summoned to their first grass fire of the season at 1 p.m. today on Johnson Street. Equipment and crews rushed to the scene and the blaze was quickly brought under control.
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Corry
Johnson Street
Scranton Seeks Major Tax Hike to Balance State Budget
Gov. Scranton asks Legislature to raise sales tax to 4.5 percent and extend to clothing, add penny cigarette levy for 1963-64 and another penny in 1964-65. Expected revenue boosts total about 197.3 million to cover deficits, mandates, and new programs. special fund budgets to follow. He frames need as nonpartisan, pointing to subsidies and grants consuming most expenditures.
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Scranton
David L. Lawrence
Keeler at Old Bailey in forfeited bail case
Christine Keeler arrives at London’s Old Bailey where a judge voided a 112 fare bail payment after she failed to appear as a witness in a shooting case involving her former lover. The event fuels national gossip about possible impropriety among high officials.
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Chileline Keeler
London
Old Bailey
Christine
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