Vague auction listing with assorted farm items
An irregular notice describes an auction near Jes south and east of Pennsyl likely listing 16 tractors AI baler and assorted farm implements. It mentions cash payments, various parts, and equipment including a 1960 Ford, portable welding gear, and shelving. Contact numbers and references to Overbeck and local authorities appear.
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Jes South
S. Barhe
Gol Abes
Overbeck
Pennsyl
Ad& Trust
Nuclear cutback lessening Cold War impact seen
Washington officials say Johnson and Khrushchev plan to curb production of nuclear explosives could improve U S Soviet relations and aid disarmament talks. The moves aim to ease tensions though international inspection remains unresolved. Johnson announced a four year plan to cut uranium enrichment and plutonium production by 20 and 40 percent respectively. The White House previously outlined initial cuts on January 8. Continued on Page Six.
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Washington
U.S
Johnson
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Britain
United States
Associated Press
New York
Can Russians Be Trusted? AP Nuclear Pact Debate
Washington reporters and Congress debated the Johnson Khrushchev pledge to curb nuclear material, noting lack of inspection provisions. Democrats backed the move as military authorities indicated no need to expand stockpiles, while Republicans warned of weak verification. The White House also disclosed expanded underground test data since the treaty took effect.
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Johnson
Associated Press
New York
United States
Congress
Khrushchev
White House
Defense
Robert 3. McNamara
Glenn T. Seaborg
Atomic Energy Commission
U.S
Continental United States
Nevada
Elect Mrs Wade President of CHEER Group
At a regular meeting last night members of the Adult Association of the CHEER organization named Mrs Merrill Wade president. Others elected to serve with Mrs Wade were Mrs Harold Messinger vice president Mrs Donald Cady secretary Mrs David Ehrhardt treasurer and Mrs Ralph Eastman corresponding secretary. The meeting at the VFW Club included color slides of Beaverdam 4-H Club work presented by Mrs Wade club leader. Refreshments were served by Mrs Charles Sulter.
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Adult Association of the Cheer Organization
Merrill Wade
Wade
Harold Messinger
Donald Cady
David Ehrhardt
Ralph Astman
VFW
Beaverdam
Charles Sulter
Local Man Pleads Guilty To Larceny Of $9
John J. Volpe of 269 Worth Street pled guilty to larceny of $9.05 from a soft drink machine at Eastman Keystone Station. He admitted three coin thefts from January to February and was released on a $1,000 bond to Erie County criminal court.
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Worth Street
Norbert Bachemer
John J. Volpe
Erie County
Volpe
Eastman Keystone
North Center Street
Columbus Avenue
Erie
Downtown converts to mercury lamp system downtown renewal
City Council approved Safety Director Ray Weber's plan to replace existing incandescent lights with mercury vapor units. The project, in partnership with Pennsylvania Electric, will install precast concrete holders along Center Street and mount lamps on new wooden poles, costing about 1298 dollars more yearly.
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Ray Weber
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Center Street
Franklin
Smith Street
Pleasant Street
Weber
North Center Street
Christon
First Lady Returns To Washington By Motorcade
First Lady Lyndon Johnson rode a 448 mile motorcade from Cleveland to Washington in heavy rain and fog after a United Air Lines flight scare. Secret Service logs note it as the longest auto trip by a First Lady, with a dinner stop at Howard Johnsons where a private office telephoned the White House. A borrowed Cadillac suffered a fuel filter clog but was fixed in five minutes by station mechanics before continuing the journey.
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Washingson
Birp Lyndon
Johnso
Cleveland
Bey
United Airlines
Secret Service
Howard Johnson
White House
Turnpike
Washington
Rickover Critics Naval Academy In Testimony
Vice Adm. Hyman G Rickover attacks the Naval Academy's reforms and education noting issues in teaching methods and faculty use. Three senior Navy leaders including Rear Adm Charles C Kirkpatrick and Adm David L McDonald object, calling his remarks extravagant. Rickover testified before the House Appropriations Committee on March 6, with remarks released last Friday.
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Annapolis
Navy
Hyman G. Rickover
Rickover
Congress
Naval Academy
Charles C. Kirkpatrick
David L. McDonald
Naval Operations
John S. McCain
Atlantic Fleet Amphibious Force
House Appropriations Committee
Cuba Faces Threats Over U.S. Recon Flights
President Johnson urged continued U.S. overflights of Cuba to detect possible new missiles. Cuba’s government rejected the right to reconnaissance and warned it would defend its airspace, citing sovereignty and international law.
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Havana
U.S
Cuba
Raul Roa
Washington
Emil Stadelhofer
United States
Roa
Government of
Fidel Castro
State Department
City to Install Unified Radio Network for Trucks and Police
City Council approved bidding for radio units to equip pickup and two dump trucks and the grader. A base unit goes to the police station and a desk set to City Engineer Johnson. System run on municipal frequency, funded by mayoral budget and streets department, with bids opened May 18.
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Dorr Clark
David Johnson
Philip Zalaneck
Police Department
Streets Department
Fire Department
Johnson
Woman dies after scooter crash near East St Louis
An inquest is pending into the death of 28 year old Loretta Fowler of Eliwood City Pa who was killed yesterday when thrown from a motor scooter near here. She rode with 23 year old David Emmons of Collinsville Illinois. State Police say Emmons braked to avoid danger causing the woman to be ejected before the scooter crashed into a truck. Emmons was treated for injuries. the truck driver was unharmed.
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Vunlinsyinu
East St. Louis
Loretta Fowler
Eliwood City
David Emmons
Collinsville
Illinois
Emmons
Migs Fowler
Train Fire In Subway Halts Service Near Times Square
Two unoccupied subway shuttle trains burned at Grand Central Terminal causing dense smoke to fill the hall. The fire interrupted the east west shuttle and disrupted portions of two other lines for about 45 minutes during the morning rush. Six firefighters were injured and two civilians ill from smoke. No damage estimate was given for nearby shops.
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New York
Grand Central Terminal
Eastwest
Times Square
Grand Central
New York Central
New Haven
World’s Fair stall-in planned despite court order
Civil rights organizers vow 2000 cars will run out of gas on major access roads to New York’s Queens fairgrounds on opening day. They aim to clog traffic to spotlight civil rights protests despite a Queens Supreme Court restraining order. Police, transit officials prepare for possible jams as CORE plans continue amid claims of massive civil disobedience.
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New York
Queens
Marshall + England
Manhattan
The
Congress of Racial Equality
England
Transit Authority
Teansport
Fair Entrances
Chicago
Detroit
James Farmer
CORE
Brooklyn
Johnson
Fair
Farmer
New York City
New York State
General Motors
Ford
Schaefer Beer
New England
Mississippi
Maryland
Louisiana
Ilinois
Florida
Missouri
State Supreme Court
Queens Dist. Atty
Frank O'Conner
Brooklyn Core
World's Fair Nears Opening in New York
A large force of workers rushed last minute to finish the New York World's Fair before Wednesday morning’s 9 a.m. opening. President Johnson will fly in to address 16,000 guests at the Singer Bowl as Gov. Rockefeller and Mayor Wagner attend. Officials say the fair will be more than 90 percent complete, though some areas and displays will open later, with crowds uncertain for opening day.
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New York
President Johnson
Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robjerk F. Wagner
Fair
City to lower sidewalks in Corry amid street grade issues
Corry council plans two corrective moves in its sidewalk program after surveys found walks set too high for street grades. A 40 foot Pennsylvania frontage near a service station and a 240 foot east side stretch are affected, with options to lower sidewalks or raise streets to restore proper alignment.
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Pennsylvania
William Redmond
Wright Street
Sde
Page Bight
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Mrs. Wade
Harrisburg
Waville Gardners
Adams-Cumberland County
Benjamin EB. Smyerly
Idaville
Rueten W. Wolfard
Gard- Ft
APJ
Clark
Scooter
Moscow
Nikolai Alexandrov
Soviet Military Council
Harts
Judy
Los Angeles
Judy Garland
Sid Luft
Lawrence W. Beilenson
Babylon
Wayne Street
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