Auction Notice Listings Various Farm Tools and Vehicles
An auction listing details items including barrels, batteries, a 1960 wreck iron wage four door, a 1957 model, a Ford, farm plows and wagons, motors, tools, and lawn equipment. The sale mentions 14 acres, 3,000 stock, and items like a winch, hoist, and barrow. Terms: cash, owner designation, April sale date near Stansburg.
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Westingtod
M. Sharp
Stansburg
Hta
Lake Lacktop
Iber
Ir Mobile
McNamara unveils 63 base cuts to save $68 million yearly
Defense Secretary McNamara announced 63 actions closing or reducing bases depots and arsenals and consolidating offices. He claimed annual savings of $68 million and continued military effectiveness. Highlights include consolidations in Philadelphia Pittsburgh and 29 states with 81 600 civilian jobs eliminated and 696 000 acres released for nondefense use.
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Washington
Robert &. McNamara
McNamara
Defense
Robert McNamara
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Army
Navy
Air Force
DSA
Pittsburgh
Johnson
Pentagon
Army, Navy, Air Force and
Defense Supply Agency
NATO
Scott proposes 1.1 billion health care bill for seniors
Sen. Hugh Scott notes older citizens need help with health costs and would use federal cash payments to subsidize private insurance premiums for Americans over 65. The plan targets roughly half the annual premium with a total federal cost around 1.1 billion dollars each year.
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Scott
Oldsters Washington
Hugh Scott
R Ps
Karr- Mills
Chester Schools to Reopen Next Week Amid Protests
Chester Pa public schools will reopen next week after a Wednesday shutdown over safety fears. Board president Francis P. Donahoe said one school would reopen Monday, with junior high and elementary campuses following Tuesday if no new incidents occur. Civil rights demonstrators vow to resume closures, citing alleged de facto segregation.
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Chester, Pa
Chester
Francis P. Donahoe
Frank Brooks
Committee For Freedom Now
John J. Vaul
Delaware County
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Timothy Tyler
Edward Tucker
Ronald Ellis
Money Doesn’t Make Very Good Chewing Gum
Detectives searched an arriving airliner at Municipal Air Terminal after a passenger reported his billfold missing from a baggage counter. They found it near a seat with Lucille Lightfoot of Chicago, 35, who used chewing gum and had five $100 bills claimed by Carl Spencer Aycock of La Center, Kentucky. She was booked for larceny investigation.
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KANSA
Inw
Municipal Air Terminal
Lucille Lightfoot
Chicago
Russell Fisher
Carl Spencer Aycock
la Center
Bank Bidder Wins Hotel Corry at Sheriff Sale
Citizens National Bank of Corry emerged as the bidder at a sheriff sale on the Hotel Corry and thus became its owner after nine months of mortgage. The deed will transfer to the bank in about ten days and the bank will evaluate options, including a possible sale. no immediate plans are clear as legal matters remain unsettled.
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Citizens Bank
Corry
Citizens National Bank of
Stilwell Named Chief of Staff in Vietnam Mission
The Defense Department announced Maj. Gen. Richard G. Stilwell was named chief of staff of the U S Military Assistance Command in South Vietnam. He succeeds Maj. Gen. Richard G. Weede, who will return to Washington next month for duty at Marine Corps headquarters.
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WASHINGTON \AF
Defense Department
Richard G. Stilwell
U.S. Military Assistance Command
South Viet Nam
Stilwell
Richard G. Weede
Washington
Marine Corps
Local Contests Front and Center in Tuesday Votes
Local voters face a mix of contests with a strong Erie focus. William Peiffer of Corry competes for the Democratic nomination in the 24th District against George Law Porest and Joseph Vigorito, while Republican incumbent James De Weaver faces Frank Hilton in a race seen as pivotal across Crawford and Erie counties. statewide, Genevieve Blatt and Michael Musmanno vie for the Senate nomination, and Erie’s William Lesler opposes another candidate in a separate district contest.
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Congress
Corry
Genevieve Blatt
Michael Musmanno
Miss Blatt
William Peiffer
Corey
Erié
Peiffer
George Law Porest
Millcreek
Joseph Vigorito
Edward Downey
Errng
James. de Weaver
Elle
Frank
Crawford County
Weaver
Erie County
Erie City
Erie Colinty
Erie
William Lesler
President Johnson invites candidates to intelligence briefings
President Johnson offered intelligence briefings to campaign rivals to shape foreign policy. Barry Goldwater rejected the invitation while Sen. Margaret Chase Smith and others accepted or considered the briefings. Rusk McNamara and McCone extended formal invitations to a list including Nixon Scranton Wallace and Nelson Rockefeller.
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Washington
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Ublican
Secretary of
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
John A. McCone
iCentral Intelligence Agency
Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Richard M. Nixon
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Harold E. Stassen
Alabama
George
Death in School Fight Ruled Accidental
Coroner Merle Wood ruled the death of 13 year old John R Breese accidental after an eighth grade fight at St Andrew's school caused cerebral hemorrhage from head injuries. District Attorney Carney and Deputy Chief Miller agreed no charges will be filed due to lack of viciousness and the youths' ages.
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Wood
Baker Forged Name On Report In IRS Probe
Washington AP report states the Internal Revenue Service found that Bobby Baker forged an account name on 1981 federal tax returns. Commissioner Mortimer Caplin told Senate officials Baker signed as preparer for his returns and those of his wife Dorothy and partner, with related items at Carousel Motel in Ocean City Maryland. He said the facts will be reviewed further by the Service.
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Baker
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Bobby Baker
Mortimer Caplin
B. Evreett Jordan
D-N.c
Senate Rules Committee
Caplin
Millon d T. Haulti
Dorothy
Ocean City
President Johnson Opens Poverty Tour in Pittsburgh
President Johnson arrived in Pittsburgh amid cheering crowds as he launched a four state poverty tour. He and the first lady greeted supporters at Gre Berger Airport and mingled with workers and officials including Mayor Joseph Barr and Sen. Hugh Scott.
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Pittsburgh
Presdent Johnson
Pennsyvania
Weil
Wishers
Greburgh
Johnson
South Bend
Ind
Joseph Barr
Joseph, Clark
de’ Pa
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
Secret Service
Tve
Hes
Leadership Crises in Red China From Secret Military Papers
U S intelligence studies based on 1961 Chinese military documents foresee two leadership crises in the next decade or so as aging leaders yield power to younger figures. Analysts warn changes could reshape China's stance toward the United States and the outside world. The materials detail a stalemate strategy against the U S while expanding revolutionary campaigns, and a heavy focus on atomic weapons alongside reliance on manpower in any invasion. They also note party leaders value the spiritual over the material bomb and project 200 million armed militia members by April 1961. State Department officials call the newly released material a look at the dark side of Communist China.
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Washington
China
U.S
Red China
United States
Mao Tse-tung
Africa
Communist Party
State Department
Bureau of Intelligence and Research
Thomas L. Hughes
House Appropriations
Soviet Union Says It Will Side With Cuba
In Moscow the Investia agency says the Soviet Union will support Cuba if U S reconnaissance flights lead to attack. A Communist Party newspaper signed by Commentator asserts Cuba has an alienable right to defend itself and warns against intimidation.
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Moscow
Investia
Soviet Union
Cuba
U. S
U.S
Confluence Bank Official Charged With False Entry
Harry P. Gunderman 49 a Confluence resident and former manager at the First National Bank of Confluence Old Trails branch in Markleysburg was jailed on 4 counts for making a false entry to conceal a 71043 dollar shortage. FBI moved in after arrest. He waived preliminary hearing in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
U.S. Attorney's Office
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