Fragmentary notice of county property actions and bids
Vague court filing summary shows executors directing disposition of county property including farm equipment trailers and corn. references to terms such as lot numbers bid dates and vested interests. Names like Richard son and Denka Ehren appear among scattered fragments. details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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John
binetrailer _ Boudermill
Aldspot House
Roperty
Richardson
Albu
Zdenka Ehren
Corty
Yanks Chase Cuban Raiders in Caribbean Drift
Elusive Cuban exiles troubled U S and British forces aiming to clear the Keys of Florida and Bahamas of guerrillas harassing Fidel Castro. British marines searched Williams Cay for caches while Coast Guard units watched for armed raiders. A Miami bound boat Viplyma TIt carried 17 aboard after a raid and detention. Crew members claimed their ship Omega T remained in international waters as U S immigration questioned two crew members.
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Miami
Fin.ae
U.S
Keys
Florida
Bahamas
Fidel Castro
Lonely Williams Cay
Nassau
Seventh Coast Guard District
Milami
Viplyma Tit
I Ts
Cuba
Nassau-to-Miami
Coast Guard
Ttle
Violynn Ite
Jerry Buchanan
Jim
Pompano Beach Sur Sentinel Hewsman
Evelio Duque
Vidlyan TM
Buchanan
Ramon Sanches
Duque
Sanches
Omega T
I International
Mother and two kids injured in New Castle fire
A mother Mrs. James Clark 20 and her children Bruce 3 Telena 1 were hospitalized after a house fire in New Castle Friday. Clark in serious condition with second and third degree burns Bruce fair with first degree burns Telena in good condition from smoke exposure. The fire began in the Clark half of a double house and the cause was not determined.
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New Castle
Jameson Memorial Hospital
James Clark
Bruce
Telena
Clark
Boy's Sewed-On Foot Removed in Saugus
Brian J. Sayer, 12, of Saugus, yesterday lost the right foot after surgeons failed to save the sewn-on limb. Circulation failed in the foot after two arteries remained, gangrene set in, and doctors opted for amputation. The boy said he was ready to proceed to improve his health after his grip slipped while dropping from a moving train.
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Saugus
Brian J. Sayer
Saugas General Hospital
Birmingham Sit-ins End Quietly After Arrests
In Birmingham Alabama police arrested ten demonstrators during sit-in protests at two drug stores ending plans for a large march. Rev Wyatt Tee Walker of the SCLC said peaceful efforts would resume for equality downtown as arrests climbed to thirty five since Wednesday amid the mayoral and council election celebrations.
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Birmingham
Ala
Wyatt Tee Walker
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Walker
Firecracker incident on Lind sey Hollow road reported in Corry area
Police records reveal Kenneth L. Winchell 19 of Union City and a passenger identified as Richard Durning 19 of Meadville were involved when a firecracker was tossed from Winchells car onto Beverly Hepler s car hood on Lind sey Hollow road early Sunday. The state police had a fragmentary report and had not yet opened a full investigation while Trooper Fantino concluded an inquiry and filed two charges. Durning faced throwing the firecracker and Winchell faced permitting the violation.
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Corry
Lindsey Hollow Road
Kenneth L. Winchell
Union City
Beverly Hepler
S41
South Second Avenue
Winchell
Lawrence Winchell
New York State
the Journal
Miss Hepler
John Infantino
Richard Durning
R. D
Meadville
of the
Floyd Marsh
Berlin Talks Start in East West Berlin Rift
Washington secretary of state Dean Rusk and Soviet ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin begin a second round of Berlin talks amid East West tensions. Russia signaled readiness to install a Moscow Washington direct wire for future crises, while Rusk heads to Paris for SEATO talks and meetings with De Gaulle and Schroeder.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Anatoly Dobrynist
Berlin
Russia
Geneva
Rusk
Dobryni
Paris
Southeast Asian Treaty Organization
Charles de Gaulle
Gerhard Schroeder
Schroeder
de Gaulle
State Department
Herve Valphandy
Ehe
Corry School Workers Form Credit Union
The Corry Area School District instructional staff form a chartered credit union supervised by the Bureau of Federal Credit Unions. Benjamin F. Calderone elected president with officers Leroy Stiles Alfred K. Miller Russell L. Brant Mrs. Raymond RootLouis F. Hanna. Directors include Jack K. Rooker Leroy Stiles Paul Claypool. The group aims to promote thrift and provide affordable credit within the membership.
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U. S
Bureau of Federal Credit Unions
Leroy Stiles
Alfred K. Miller
Russell L. Brant
Raymond Root
Louis F. Hanna
Jack K. Rooker
Paul Claypool
Wille
Lawrence Andersen
Hermar. Rennells
Miller
Calderone
Harry Latimer
Pennsylvania Credit Union League
Dalieies
Credit Ition Movement
Pennsylvania
North America
Clearfield Fire Damages Hotel and Businesses
A three story Clearfield blaze destroyed a hotel and six other businesses in the main district, causing about 250000 dollars in damage. Four people in the hotel family escaped. Fire Chief Thomas Lanich was injured but hospitalized. Around 100 firefighters from nearby towns battled the nearly four hour fire, with at least one wall collapsed and the blaze starting in the basement though the cause was undetermined.
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Clearfield
Thomas Lanich
Clearfield Hospital
Curwensville
Phillipshire
Thom
American General Trsurance Co
Woodland Fires Claim 3 Lives and Wreck in Wind
A brutal wind driven wave of woodland fires raged from Maine to Georgia, killing at least three people in a week and destroying hundreds of thousands of acres. Hurricanes and gale winds toppled power lines, swept through towns, and forced firefighting crews to retreat as blazes surged across Laurinburg North Carolina Shenandoah Virginia and a tri county area near Fairfield North Carolina. A 65 year old Homer Carroll of Buoy was named among the dead in Georgia while Lannie Brock a 72 year old was found amid a brush fire near a Laurinburg cemetery. The weather cooperated little with occasional rain forecast for Virginia and remaining winds fanned new flames across 18 000 acres of timberland. Firefighters faced dangerous conditions as lines fell and buildings weakened. Continued on page eight.
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Associated Press
Mainé
Georgia
Athens
Maine
Homer Carroll
Bujay
Laurinburg
N.C
Lannie Brock
Virginia
Ed Rodgen
Shenandoah National Park
Fairfield
Dance Studio Suit Seeks Refund Over 50 000 Cost
Detroit area residents filed suit in Wayne County Circuit Court demanding a refund of 4170 for dance lesson contracts with Fred Astaire Dance Studios and cancellation of 3112 remaining on contracts dated between August 6 1961 and September 10 1962. Plaintiffs Gary E Sprinested Alta Heikka Ann M Rivard Elizabeth M Frederick allege misrepresentation undue flattery coercion and high pressure sales to induce signing.
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Detroit
Detroit Area
Wayne (Detroit
Jamestown Man Held on Wife Slaying Charge in Moon Township
Jamestown man Donald Hubbard, 34, is held without bail in Pittsburgh on a charge of slaying his wife Leona Hubbard. Police say she was shot five times in her sister’s Moon Township home after an attempted reconciliation failed. The couple, once residents of Rochester, Pa, had lived in Jamestown for years and Hubbard had worked at Marlin Rockwell Corp. in Jamestown.
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Livelier
Jamestown
Pittsburgh
Donald Hubbard
Leona
Hubbard
Rochester
Marlin Rockwall Corp
Moon Township
British rail workers face 70000 job cuts plan
Union chief Syd ney Green, representing Britain s 474 000 railroad workers, warned of a likely strike as a modernization program aims to eliminate 70000 jobs. Green met with D Richard Beeching who drafted the plan to reduce losses. Union leaders planned a Monday meeting to set a strike date.
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London
Sydney Green
Britain
Greene
D. Richard Beeching
James Arness Divorces After Default Hearing
James Arness, known as Marshal Dillon, won a default divorce in superior court after testifying his wife would not speak to him. The actor, 39, said he and Virginia Arness had separated for five years and was awarded custody of their three children. The wife may visit the children on the third Wednesday monthly for four hours plus holidays and birthdays.
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Ls Anneliesary
James Arness
Dil~ton
Virginia
Corry Area High School's top six fitness test stars
Six Corry Area High School students excelled in the Marine Corps Recruit Fitness Test with scores ranging from 308 to 442. Jim Harrington led the senior high with 442, followed by brothers Dick and Larry Harrington in seventh and eighth grades, plus Russ Clark, Brian Pantle, and Terry Darnofall among the top six.
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Corry Area High School
Atone School
Marine Corpa
Brian Pantle
Russ Clark
Jimy Harrington
Sophmore
Terry Darnofall
Larry Harrington
Dick Harrington
Harrington Boys
Marine Corps
CABS
Diet Ike
Youlth
Loms Hamma
Run Pantle
Jim Harrington
Darnofall
Ronna
Nike
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Great Britain
Sosan McCskin
Reno
Alu
Brisent
Briscoe
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Neishbin
Miss McCaskie
Miss McCaskle
Lett Schmidt
Briscot
Schmidt
Suttan Valley
Cunlf
High Sierra
Fage Sixt
Quinton
N. J
Hames
Siap
Kennedy
Liz Taylor-Richard
Burton Alliance
Corry Area
Marine
Abollah
Victor
Jin Hartington
Harrington
Erader
Larry
Cragg
Farrington
Eharley
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