Auction notice for livestock and household goods sale
An auction listing from New York notes cattle and farm stock including calves and heifers, a pony, and dairy items. It lists contact numbers, location near Spring Flats, and mentions farm implements and household items such as a Moore wringer and cabinets. Auction date referenced as Wednesday with mentions of modern finishings and RCA items.
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Iroker
Lee
N.Y
RCA
Moore Wringer Tinghouse
Rail talks urged as union rail, trucking disputes loom
Congress presses for a quick railroad settlement amid a looming national walkout by 137 000 workers earning about two dollars ninety cents an hour. The Senate Labor panel also notes Teamsters locals reject a trucking industry pact signaling possible nationwide stoppage.
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Washington
Congress
Teamsters
W. Williard Wirtz
Erie-Lackawanna 27-Car Derailment in Union City
A 27 car eastbound Erie-Lackawanna freight derailed near Union City yesterday. Meadville crew William Thompson and William Patton were uninjured. Cause is believed to be a burned off journal on a tank car. No dangerous cargoes aboard. Salvage work by Meadville and Olean crews continues as two tracks reopen. trains rerouted via Corry Erie and Greenville.
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Erie - Lackawanna
Union City
John Wolf
Meadvile
William Thompson
William Patton
Journal
Italy
Meadville
Olean
N.Y
Pennsylvania Railroad
Corry
Erie
Greenville
Area Man Guilty Of 810 Fraud In PSES Case
Lawrence A. Murdock, 45, of Sparta, pled guilty to drawing 810 unemployment checks while employed by Troyer Trucking Co. He must repay 810 in regular payments to the Pennsylvania State Employment Service office. A default could trigger further action. it was his first offense.
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Spartansburg
Bureau of Employment Security
M. S. Cobbett
Lawrence A. Murdock
Sparta
Troyer Trucking Co
Murdock
Pennsylvania State Employment Service Office
High Court Faces Parochial Bus Funding Question
The Supreme Court may revisit whether public funds used for transporting parochial school children violate the Constitution. A Pennsylvania ruling upholding a school bus law could prompt review of 1947 precedent. Decision to hear the case is expected before June adjournment.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
The
American Civil Liberties Union
the American
Erie grand jury indicts two men in area cases
The Erie County grand jury indicted Harry N. Pontious of Waterford and Joseph Burek of Centerville in two area cases. Pontious is charged with assault with intent to maim after firing through a door and injuring his wife in Waterford. Burek is charged with furnishing beer to teenagers in Union City. The panel also returned no true bills against two others.
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Erie County Grand Juy
Erie
Harry N. Pontious
Waterford
Corry
Pontious
Corry Memorial Hospital
Joseph Burek
Centerville
Union City
Corry Girl Wins In Union City Oration Contest
Nancy Buesink, student of Mrs. Gladys Howe at Corry Area High School, won first place in Union City’s annual speech tournament with her original oration Realizing Life So We ll Know How To Live. She performed before two judges, repeating the speech three times.
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Gladys Howe
Corry Area High School
Nancy Buesink
Harborcreek
Corry
GM Weighs Lockout if Selective Strike Hits
Detroit AP reports speculation that General Motors may lock out if the United Auto Workers presses a selective strike. The idea echoes 1964 tactics when GM kept parts plants running for rivals.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Walter P. Reuther
General Motors
AMC
Fisher
Mansfield
Ohio
Trucking Employers Inc
Teamsters Union
120 4 H Teeners To Meet Here
One hundred twenty teenagers will converge on Carry Friday for the 4 H Junior Leaders Retreat at the Carry Motor Lodge. Registration starts at 5 30 p m Friday with a welcome to Carry by Ronald Willman of the Corry Chamber of Commerce. Erie County 4 H hosts coordinate the event. William B Eaton Jour nal city editor will speak Sunday evening on H news and its place in the newspaper. Leaders come from 14 counties including Erie McKean Elk Crawford Mercer Venango Cameron Clarion Forest Jefferson Lawrence Potter Warren and Clearfield.
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Carry
Carry Motor Lodge
Corry
Ronald Willman
William 8. Eaton
Journal
Erie
McKean
Elk
Crawford
Mercer
Venango
Cameron
Clarion
Forest
Jefferson
Lawrence
Potter
Warren
Clearfield
Tom Conway Movie TV Star Dies at 63 in California
Torri Conway, former movie and television star famed as a suave hero in the Falcon series, died Monday at 63 in Culver City California. He had recently resurfaced in public after being found ill and destitute in a Venice waterfront hotel.
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Culver City
Calif
Torri Conway
Conway
Venice
End of Hanoi bombing ban signals resumed air strikes
U S air force attacks near Hanoi resume with strikes on a railroad yard and an electric transformer site just outside the city. officials note MIG activity increased, while policy debates consider risks of widening the war and possible missions against MiG bases in China.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
U.S
Hanoi
Johnson
QS. Air Force
Ho Chi Minh
South Vietnam
North
China
United States
Red China
North Vietnam
Air strikes intensify as Haiphong Hanoi targets expand
American warplanes pound Haiphong and near Hanoi within 24 hours of MIG field attacks. Four US planes lost, two MIGs shot down, total US losses 614. Tass reports multiair casualties and a captured pilot. Ground fighting sparse in South Vietnam with Operation Manhattan ongoing in War Zone C. New Marine operation Shawnee underway with 27 enemy killed and four Marines wounded.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Haiphong
Hanoi
U.S
North
South Vietnam
Soviets Honor First Space Program Fatality Komarov
Soviet leaders stood at the ashes of cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov as citizens filed by to pay tribute to the first known death in the Soviet space program. The government announced a hero's funeral in Red Square and said his ashes would be interred at the Kremlin wall.
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Moscow
Nikolai Y. Podgorny
Alexei N. Kosygin
Vladimir Kornarov
Komarov
Red Banner
Red Square
Kremlin
Kovarov
Voskhod 1
Supreme Soviet
American Astronaut Corps
U.S
Soviet Union
Youth, 19, Dies In Car Wreck At Waterford
A 19 year old Waterford youth Allen F. Markham was killed when his car left the Waterford Wattsburg road and struck a tree at 10 50 last night. The vehicle caught fire on impact and he was pronounced dead at the scene by Erie County Coroner Merle Wood. Police estimated car damage at $1000.
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Waterford-Wattsburg
Pennsylvania
Lawrence Park
Allen F. Markham
Markham
Erie County
Merle Wood
Catholic University Ends Boycott Over Curran Promotion
More than 7 000 students and professors return to classes at Catholic University after Father Charles H Curran is reinstated as associate professor with a promotion. Arch bishop O Boyle announces the settlement amid controversy over church birth control teachings.
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Washington
Catholic University
Leo
Charles H. Curran
Patrick J. O’boyle
Father Curran
O'Boyle
Brezhnev Again Urges U S Pullout From Europe and Med
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev urged Monday that the United States withdraw its 6th Fleet from the Mediterranean and pull out Western European bases. He spoke to 24 European Communist parties in Karlovy Vary calling for neutralist options and dismantling of NATO and Warsaw blocs.
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Karlovy Vary
Czechoslovakia
Leonid I. Brezhnev
U.S
Europe
Mediterranean
Brezhnev
Communist Party
West Germany
North Atlantic
Warsaw
Soviet Union
Moscow
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Doc) Long
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Journal Phole
Johnston
Tom Conway
Mit
Col. Komarov
Soviets
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