Classified sale ads mix in fragmented notices
Unclear OCR style classified item list featuring sale of doors aluminum and various household items. Mentions include prices, phone numbers, addresses, and multiple listings for apartments houses lots and furniture with partial descriptors and misread words. The fragmentary text includes contact numbers such as 668-1233 668-4233 and references to rental and sale notices in Jamestown and surrounding streets.
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Sale
Ces
Ap Metals
Jamestown
Ungton Street
Drooms
Lester Lewis Joy Averue
Bath
York
Davis
Droom Ranch
Fredor
Brice Furnace
Anderson
Macadam National
London Docks Closed Balk At Negro Immigrations
London AP report cites thousands of dock workers striking for a march on Parliament to protest colored immigration in Britain. En Powell urged a ban, receiving dismissal from Conservative inner councils as 3,000 dockers sign a petition for an immediate immigration ban and against the anti discrimination bill.
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London
Britain
Estant
House of Commons
Parliament
Powell
Largest US hydrogen bomb explosion rocks Nevada desert
LAS VEGAS Nev AP the mightiest U S nuclear bomb exploded 100 miles northwest of Las Vegas at 7 am PST after a weather delay. The test in a chamber deep under Pahute Mesa released a yield of about a million tons of TNT, 50 times Hiroshima. Evacuations occurred near the site as scientists faced protests from labor and scientists worried about hazards.
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Las Vegas
Nev
United States
Nevada
Here
Mint Hotel
Pahute Mesa
U.S
Hiroshima
United Auto Workers
Johnson
Humphrey
Federation of American Scientists
Clark Okays Debates With Schweiker
Washington AP Sen Joseph Clark D Pa accepts Schweiker Republican opponent debate offer in the Senate race. Clark says he will debate any time anywhere and expects Democratic presidential candidate to campaign for him, though he will not endorse any president. He faces a tough campaign for a third term in November.
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Washington
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Richard
Schweiker
Senate
Clark
Montgomery County
Columbia University suspends gym project amid student protests
Columbia University halted construction of a two acre gym in Morningside Park and ordered campus closure until Monday after four days of militant student sit ins. The administration refused amnesty for demonstrators despite police clashes and ongoing talks with Mayor Lindsay and faculty groups.
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NEW York
Columbia University
Ivy League University
Columbia
Morningside Heights
Harlem
Morningside Park
University
John V. Lindsay
David B. Truman
Low Memorial Library
Truman
Lindsay
Grayson Kirk
Students For A Democratic Society
Uiversiy
Institute For Defense Analysis
Seek Blond Window Peeper Here
City police search for a man with short blond hair seen window peeping for the third time in weeks. Two calls described the same suspect, with visits to Donald Gibas at 185 East Congress Street and Lawrence Schifko on Gould Street. Police urge immediate calls if a similar man is sighted loitering at night. officers will monitor areas.
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Donald Gibas
East Congress Street
Lawrence Schifko
Gould Street
Gould Street, A Short Distance Away. Both Mrs. Gibas
Defense orders face resistance from firms says Admiral Rickover
Vice Admiral Hyman G. Rickover told the House Banking and Currency Committee on April 11 that some corporations refuse or delay accepting defense orders to pursue civilian work and avoid the extra design and engineering effort. He cited four GE refusals in March 1987 to bid on a submarine propulsion plant, saying GE lacked engineers. Rickover noted the Defense Production Act could compel production, but enforcement remains weak.
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Washington
Hyman G. Rickover
Rickover
House Banking and Currency Committee
Navy
Naval Ship Systems Command
Division of
Naval Reactors
Atomic Energy Commission
General Electric
EDSA
Brookville Trailer Fire Kills Two in Jefferson County
Two men died in an early morning blaze that left a house trailer a total loss in Brookville Jefferson County. Sheriff Paul A. Evans identified one victim as Donald Kalgren 38 of Timbling with the other unnamed. Three other men were believed present, owner Amos Raybuck indicated a man named Robert Miller had been in the trailer but left before the fire. Kalgren left seven children, five from a former marriage. The fire also claimed the life of a WWII hero Felix Kir former Dijon mayor aged 92.
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Brookville
Jefferson County
Pine Creek
Clifton Hice
Paul A. Evans
Evans
Donald Kalgren
Timbling
Kalgren
Amos Raybuck
Robert Miller
Raybuck
Fear Drives Saigon Alert as Viet Cong Renew Attacks
South Vietnam police report Viet Cong smuggling arms into Saigon as authorities fear another attack on the capital. U S and South Vietnamese forces conduct patrols and air strikes around Saigon and in the A Shau Valley near Hue. B52 bombers pound northern positions while 8 engine bombers fly hundreds of missions in the area.
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South Vietnam
Saigon
Nguyen van Lac
U.S
A Shau
Hue
Bs2s
Lwo
Riots heat up as senators denounce shoot to kill orders
Senate leaders condemn federal troops and police for not shooting arsonists during Washington violence. Long vows to seek censure of any senator who backs anti-law sentiment. Byrd and Tower attack Attorney General Clark over perceived leniency toward rioters amid new Poor People’s Campaign plans. Johnson says life cannot be restored once lost. Abernathy plans large nonviolent march to push welfare talks. Long warns against bankrupting the country to aid the perceived “worthless” poor.
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Washington
Senate
Washingon
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Congress
Long
Robert F. Byrd
Atty
Kamthrey Clark
Chirk
Johnson
Tim
United States
Byrd
Clark
John G. Tower
R-Tex
St. Louis
Tower
Peace Corps
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Abernathy
Area Man Hurt In Auto Crash
Cambridge Springs man Clarence Brown, 26, was injured in a Route 6 Mill Village crash at 2:34 a.m. today and admitted to Erie Osteopathic Hospital with multiple injuries. Trooper Raisley said Brown overtook two vehicles at high speed, lost control, and struck a utility pole after veering off the road. Car damage estimated at $3,000 and pole damage at $125.
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Cambridge Springs
Mill Village
Erie Osteopathic Hospital
Clarence Brown
R. D
Donald Raisley
Corry
Brown
Raisley
Elgin Beaverdam Fire Responds To Prank False Alarm
Elgin Beaverdam Volunteer Hose Company rushed to a phony blaze near the Donald Triscuit farm after an unknown caller triggered an alarm at 4 15 p m. Union City volunteers joined the chase with three pieces of gear as two miles and four miles separated the two depots. Firefighters checked three buildings on the Triscuit property and could not locate any fire, Joseph Wetmore EBVHC official said. A second item reports photographer Levon West, aka Ivan Dimitri, died in New York at age a.
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Elgin-Beavergam
Union City Volunteer Fire Department
Union City
Elgin-Beaverdam Company
Elgin
Donald Triscuit
Triscuit
Elgin Road
Joseph Wetmore
EBVHC
Triscuit Farm
Triscuit Place
Wetmore
Young Drivers Top Traffic Violations in Pa Point System
Pennsylvania Bureau of Traffic Safety reports 17 to 26 year olds account for nearly half of violations and 45 to 75 percent of speeding and stop sign infractions in the first 15 months of the 1966 67 point system. Despite being a small share of licensed drivers, this group drew most points and high insurance risk.
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Harisburg
Pennsylvania Bureau of Traffic Safety
Burea
Dev
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Hamilton Hall
New York City
London Docks
Balk
FBI
York, Pa
David
Peewee) Evans
York Hospital
Lincklida
Dijon
France
Felix Kir
Anon Kir
25Th Infantry Division
Solons
Louisiana Democrat
Oif
March
Levon West
Ivan Dimitri