Sycamore area sale list offers metal items and farm gear
Classified ad lists metal and hardware items for sale including aluminum goods, tools, and farm equipment. Items mentioned include a 28-foot hay loader, Ford tractors, feeders, a 100-bushel wagon, bar fence fencing, irrigation gear, pumps, and various implements. Contact details reference Peterson in Chesley.
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General
Sycamore
Columbus
Sus
Les
Ford
Peterson
Chesley
Orth East
Shortage Of Drugs Seen In Chicago Strike Fallout
Chicago faced a growing disruption as a truck strike crippled deliveries. Hammond Organ Co idled 1,200 workers across five plants while Honeywell closed four suburban sites putting 750 out of work. Drug stores reported delays due to missing deliveries though some officials claimed shipments continued. The dispute threatened 168000 jobs in electrical machinery and hit Zenit, Motorola and Admiral production, with embargoes on piggyback shipments to Chicago.
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Chicago
Hammond Organ Co
Honeywell Inc
Zenith
Motorola
Admiral
House Sets Up Ethics Committee
Washington AP The House created a permanent Ethics Committee by a 400 to 0 vote but did not set a date to appoint its 12 members or finalize a code of conduct. Leaders seek a Powell seating formula while Powell remains at a Bahamian retreat.
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Washington
House
Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
Bimini
Richard Bolling
D-Mo
Escape Highlighted by Friendly Surroundings in New York
A man who fled Communist China last month is shown in his brother’s New York City apartment posing with family members after a successful escape. The reveal this week traces the route and safeguards that aided his exit.
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China
New York City
Senate Votes to Repeal Campaign Financing Law
The Senate voted 48 to 42 to repeal the presidential election campaign financing law, a move opposed by 42 Democrats and no Republicans. Sen Russell B. Long called it a small skirmish in a long war, while Sen Albert Gore said repeal could take effect July 1. The debate featured a clash between Long and Sen Robert F. Kennedy and noted possible further Senate action amid absences.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Russell B. Long
D-Law
Hie
Albert Gore
D.tenn
House
Gore
Long
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
New York
Johnson pleased with summit and Latin carry weight
President Johnson returned from the Punta del Este inter American summit pleased with the talks. U S sources say the session was historic but cautioned that full success requires Latin nations to implement decisions. the declaration of the Presidents of America signals U S support while urging self help.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
Johnson
U.S
Latin America
Hemisphere
United States
18000 June Graduates To Get Scholarships
Harrisburg AP says 18000 June high school graduates will receive state scholarships to college worth 13.7 million dollars. Shafer noted another 3 million in scholarships will go to 5000 students who will be upperclassmen or attend trade, business, or nursing schools. He called the awards evidence of a commitment to reach a 60 million dollar annual program by end of his term.
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Harrisburg
Shafer
Corry Wins Continued Recreation Grant Amid Budget Cuts
Erie County commissioners spared Corry’s $5,000 yearly recreation grant for four years, keeping funds for the north side golf course development. Other towns including Union City Wesleyville Waterford Middleboro see no funds this year, with future allocations uncertain.
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Corry
Erie County
North Side Recreation
Union City
Waterford
Wesleyville
Middleboro
Russo
London Labour losses end 33 year control
Britain's Labour party suffered its worst election defeat in years as the London County Council fell to the Conservatives. Across England and Wales, Tory gains surged while Labour maintained its national government lead. The result blamed on wage freezes and credit squeeze for stabilizing the pound.
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London
Britain
Labor Party
England
Wales
Harold Wilson
House of Commons
Labor
Wilson
Tories
Greater London Council
Laborites
Edward du Cann
George Brown
High Court Justices Debate Wiretap Law Change
Supreme Court justices criticized New York eavesdropping as a form of legalized burglary during a two hour hearing on a wiretap case. Chief Justice Warren called it star chamber proceeding while Justice Brennan warned that the system lacks adequate supervision. The remark underscored calls to revise the law governing official bugging of offices in 1962 cases.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Star Chamber
Earl Warren
New York
William J. Brennan Jr
Manhattan
Chicago
Brennan
Warren
Vietnamese guerilla wife captured by Marines near Da Nang
Two Vietnamese women wearing a tag around her deck are shown after capture by a U.S. Marine in a coastal fishing village near Hoi An. An undercover South Vietnamese agent identifies her as the wife of a local guerrilla. Marines operated along the coast about 28 miles southwest of Da Nang.
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U.S. Marine
Ing
Hoi Ai
South Vietnam
da Nang
Westmoreland Says Viet War End Not In Sight
Gen. William Westmoreland warns the war is not near end despite allied victories and desertions. He says the plan remains to apply maximum pressure, expand bombing in the North, and sustain troop strength near 500000. He notes enemy morale is variable but fighting spirit remains high.
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Westmoreland
Saigon
William
U.S
Vietnam
Hanoi
Pentagon
Maloney Re elected President of Stanford Hose Company
The Stanford Hose Company held its annual election for 1967 68 last evening naming James Maloney president. Other officers elected include Marinus Christensen Jr vice president William Halfast secretary Leo Neckers treasurer Ulah Jackson captain Thomas Lathrop first lieutenant Charles Weston second lieutenant. Trustees named Ronald Trisk et Victor Dempsey and Ivan Bennink. Finance committee John Downey David Nichols and Harry Blount. Relief association three year terms awarded to Ray Laurie Thomas Lathrop and Carl Peterson.
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Stanford Hose Company
James Maloney
Marinus Christensen Jr
William Halfast
Leo Neckers
Ulah Jackson
Thomas Lathrop
Charles Weston
Alson
Ronald Trisket
Victor Dempsey
Ivan Bennink
John Downey
David Nichols
Harry Blount
Vietnamese Guerrilla Battle Rages Across Mekong Delta
In Phong Dinh Province south of Saigon a battle continued for more than 24 hours between 2 000 South Vietnamese supported by U S aircraft and 1 500 hard core Communist guerrillas from battalions 31st Boath and 310th The clash produced an American helicopter downed and three U S crewmen wounded American jets and Skyraiders pounded Red forces as both sides fought through ragged fields and coconut groves with smoke and explosions visible across the delta
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Saigon
U.S
Mekong
Phong Dinh
U.S. Air Force
Edward Seaman
Oxnard
Calif
31St
Boath
Truth-Credit Bill Pushed By Douglas Advances
Former Sen. Paul H. Douglas returned to Capitol Hill to urge passage of the truth in lending bill. He told the Senate Banking Committee the measure is modest and would require creditors to reveal actual cost and APR including incidental fees. The bill faces a friendlier panel after Douglas’s 1964 election losses and changes in committee membership.
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Washington
Paul H. Douglas
Capitol Hill
Illinois
Douglas
Senate Banking Committee
Oil City approves 12 month contracts for teachers
Oil City Area School District adopts a 230 day year for teachers, raising salaries to offset lost summer vacation. Starting July 1 1967 the plan shifts to 12 month contracts with minimum pay climbing from 4700 to 6900 and masters degree staff from 7000 to 10200 over ten years.
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Oil City
Oil City Area
Annus
H. Virgil Grumbling
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