Auction Notice of Household Goods and Farm Equipment
A damaged listing details numerous household items and farm tools for sale including beds, stoves, a rifle, porcelain cabinets, electric appliances, utensils, dishes, a river sewing machine, quilts, and various farming machinery such as hay mowers and plows. location given as Stockton Corry west of lymer watch for bus property.
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Edith
Stockton
Corry
Lymer
Rhoodorn
Meadow
Noreenie
Macmbination Ag
Johnson Hopeful on Rail Talks as Deadline Nears
President Johnson remains hopeful for a voluntary settlement in the national railroad dispute as mediators press talks. He says a result could come by week’s end, while White House aides note a final decision this weekend is unlikely and no emergency legislation is ruled out yet.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
George Reedy
Striking Doctors Held Over Brussels Hospital Cable Cut
Police detained two striking doctors for questioning after a hospital operating room power line was damaged. The move accompanies a 17 day walkout by Belgium's 12,000 doctors and dentists protesting a socialized medical law. Premier Lefevre met university rectors to seek a settlement within 24 to 48 hours.
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Brussels
Belgium
Theo Lefevre
Liege
Louvain
Ghent
Two Western Pa Gas Firms Seek Rate Cuts
United Natural Gas Co of Oil City and North Penn Gas Co of Port Allegheny filed applications with the Federal Power Commission to cut rates by 65 530 annually. The reductions reflect the drop in the federal corporate income tax from 52 to 30 percent and would benefit customers in Pennsylvania and New York.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Federal Power Commission
United Natural Gas Co
Oil City
North Penn Gas Co
Port Allegheny
Tap Commission
De Gaulle Defends Aid to Nations and Nuclear Force
President Charles de Gaulle rebutted critics who urge more spending on French schools and housing while urging continued aid to underdeveloped nations. He emphasized developing an independent nuclear force to deter a Soviet attack and prevent an American protectorate, noting France spends about 1.8 percent of GNP on foreign aid, far above the United States.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Uni
May Charge Driver Corry Woman After Collision
A two car crash on Spring street and West Pleasant street left a Corry woman in fair condition at Corry Memorial Hospital. Raymond L. Brewer 19 Reynoldsville driven may face two counts while the injured woman had asked him to stop driving. Police continue questioning as details unfold.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Raymond L. Brewer
Reynoldsville
Martha Phillips
R. D
Corry
Spring Street
West Pleasant Street
William H. Blatt
South Center Street
Blatt
Brewer
Miss Phillips
Phillips
Spring
West Pleasant
Warren
YWCA
Penn Lines
De Gaulle Undergoes Urinary Tract Surgery
Reports from the French News Agency say President Charles de Gaulle underwent a urinary tract operation lasting about one hour at Cochin Hospital after a nationwide address. An official noted there is no reason for anxiety while details remain unconfirmed.
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DE Gaulle
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Cochin
Unions Push Back as World Fair Build Faces Overtime Spikes
Round the clock construction for the World’s Fair boosts pay to as high as 700 dollars weekly. Carpenters, masons, bricklayers and others report long shifts with overtime, while union leaders oppose overtime for members. Exhibitors blame delays on costlier labor and accuse workers of stalling. officials note some pavilions struggle to fund overtime as openings approach.
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New York
Tite
Aéven
Goldwater Attacks Democrats Over Commie Power Debate
Senator Barry Goldwater denounces the Johnson administration for downplaying Soviet strength and the missile gap. He challenges Defense Secretary McNamara and cites Pentagon figures showing U S and Soviet bomber and missile counts while accusing officials of withholding the truth. The dispute centers on military balance versus public assurances.
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Stockton
Calif
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
U.S
Arizona Republican
Defense
Robert McNamara
McNamara
Soviet Union
Goldwater
Pentagon
Curtis E. LeMay
Air Force
Defense Department
United States
Insurance Men Form Corry Underwriters Association
The Corry Insurance Underwriters Association organized at the Phoenix Hotel elected Ned Johnston of East South Street as first president. Other officers are Paul Stroup as vice president Robert G. Tunnell as secretary treasurer and Warren Reynolds as publicity officer. Charter remains open until May 21 with membership by application after.
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Corry Insurance Underwriters ‘Association
Phoenix Hotel
Ned Johnston
East South Street
Johnston
Paul
Tom) Stroup
Robert G. Tunnell
Warren
Reynolds
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Wolfe
Erie
Corry
Robert Belz
Jerome H. Davis
Embert V. Earle
Merle &. Wade
Robert T. DeMauri
Fred Jackson
Walter Kornikoski
Vance C. Allen
Craig G. Hyer
Carroll
Jack) Crowell
Mississippi jury deadlocks again in Beckwith murder trial
A second white jury in Jackson Miss failed to reach a verdict in Byron De La Beckwith’s murder case, with Circuit Judge Leon Hendrick declaring a mistrial after about 10 hours of deliberation. The earlier trial ended with a 6 to 4 jury split.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Byron de la Beckwith
Leon Hendrick
Beckwith
Negra
Medgar Evers
Johnson Pleads For Understanding In Civil Rights Feud
President Johnson urges moderation and understanding in the civil rights struggle during a landmark news conference. He denounces violence, defends protest rights, and hints at continuing White House leadership while addressing defense, economy, and political questions.
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Johnson
Washington
White House
Southern Opposes Civil Rights Bill in Senate Debate
President Johnson pressed for quick passage of the civil rights bill as Senate debate entered its 33rd day. Senators John Stennis, Sparkman, and Jordan prepared for lengthy sessions to fight or advance the House-passed measure while the president urged restraint from demonstrators and urged Congress to move promptly to bring protests into the courts.
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Johnson
State Department
John F. Kennedy
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Lng
Bulher
Senate
Kennedy
Washington
Sen
John Stennis
D-Miss
Ttans
John Sparkman
D-Ala
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Congress
Lister Hill
Three Gwinnett Deputies Killed Near Atlanta
The FBI reported three county officers J R Everett 28 Ralph K Davis 49 and Jesse N Gravitt 62 were found shot in the back in a remote wooded area about 15 miles north of Atlanta. Sheriff Quill Sammon said federal agents would assist to determine any federal law violations. Clinton Chafin noted the officers might have been responding to a stolen car arson report.
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Atlanta
FBI
Quill Sammon
Gwinnett County
Uhland Freeman
Gwinmett County Commission
J. R. Everett
Ralph K. Davis
Jessé N. Gravitt
Hach
Clinton Chafin
Space Mechanic Dies From Rocket Blast Injuries
Sidney Dagle age 29 of Longmont Colorado died of burns from an accidental rocket motor ignition at Cape Kennedy while testing a rocket. Fellow worker L D Gabel 51 from Longmont remained in critical condition at Cocoa Beach hospital after the blast that sprayed blazing fuel through a checkout building.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Sidney Dagle
Dagle
Cocoa Beach
L. D. Gabel
Longmont
Colo
Flinch At Red Threat In Viet Nam
In South Viet Nam government forces pulled from the Kien Long area after Viet Cong attacks. Civil guards and special forces remain to counter the guerrillas as reports of regrouping sparked panic in the city. Government casualties reached around 300 with a three day battle prior to stopping the operation.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Kien Long
Viet Nam
U.S
Trial Delayed as Diem Brother Collapses in Court
In Saigon, Ngo Dinh Can, accused of murder and extortion, had his trial halted when Ngo Dinh Diem’s brother fainted just before entering court. A doctor said he suffered a heart attack and ordered return to the hospital where he is treated for diabetes.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Can
Ngo Dinh Diem
Viet Nam
Girl Killed On Runaway Tractor In Pennsylvania Farm
A 19 year old West Virginia girl Judy Wayt of Cameron formerly Glen Dale died instantly on her grandfather’s farm in Aleppo Township Green County after a runaway tractor plunged 75 feet into a creek. Grandfather Lee Wayt 78 halted the machine and left the cab but it rolled on with her aboard.
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Waynesburg
West Virginia
Aleppo
Green County
Viclim
Judy
Cameron
Glen Dale
Lee Wayt
Miss Wayt
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