Property and Livestock Auction Notice in Pennsylvania
An estate sale notice lists extensive farm equipment and livestock for auction in Raleigh North East, TICE, Pennsylvan ia. Items include 45 head of cattle, Holsteins, plows, a trailer, a farm drill, and a Ford tractor. Executors address and court venue details accompany the filing with the Register of Wills in Pennsylvania.
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Pine Fesiden
Ots Tor
Sewr
Ady Avestag
Eam Bisitoot Beer
T. Cornishar Lake, Sr
Raleigh
Tice
Italy Votes On New Leaders Amid Center Left Coalition
Voter turnout reached 80 percent on the second day of nationwide elections in Italy as 34 million eligible voters chose 630 deputies and 315 senators for the fourth Parliament. The Christian Democrats led with 273 seats, needing coalition support from Socialists to govern. the vote on Fanfani’s alliance with Nenni’s Socialist party drew mixed reactions.
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Italy
Milan
Alto Adige
South Tyrol
Austria
Christian Democratic
Amintore Fanfani
Pietro Nenni
Socialist
Fanfani
Malian
Christian Democrats
Rio
Pariament
Fanfant
1519 Polio Vaccine Taken at Corry High School
A total of 1519 Corry area residents received Type I Sabin oral polio vaccine yesterday at Corry Area High School cafeteria from noon to 4 pm. Erie County counted 48256 vaccine seekers across 30 stations. county totals show 192000 Type I and 188000 Type II, with daylight saving changes blamed for lower turnout. Dr. John F. Hartman noted next Sunday’s same study window will reopen for those who missed the distribution.
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Corry and
Area
Corry Area High School
Erie County
John F. Hartman
Erie
Hartman
Bishop Forget To Reset Clock Misses Mass
Los Angeles report says James Francis Cardinal McIntyre forgot to adjust for Daylight Saving Time and missed Mass during a St. Vincent de Paul Society breakfast in Los Angeles. The gaffe followed by a note of Kennedy endowing four $1,000 seats at the new Music Center for the Performing Arts, with names listed to be inscribed.
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Los Angeles
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
St. ,Vincent de Paul Society
Ehuret
JFK
Angeles
Kennedy
Sdusic Center For the Performing
Arta
Iis
Caroling and
Jobst Jy
Om Mach Newt
Moscow Hails Castro Picket Over Foreign Carrier Docked
Three Great Lakes unions picketed the Tyne Ore docked at Pittsburgh and Conneaut to protest foreign crews. U.S. Steel chartered ore carrier Tyne Ore, a Liberian-flagged ship with West German crew, loaded with 12,000 tons from Port Cartier. Dock workers unloaded without issue as unions argue foreign ships steal American jobs and suppress wages.
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Conneaut. Ohio AP
Great Lakes
Pittsburgh and
Conneaut. Dock Co
Tughastman
U.S. Steel Corp
Port Cartier
Que
U.S. Steel
U.S
Joe W. Samples
United Steelworkers Localso
Marine Engineers
Steel
Cleveland
Peeved Pupil Burns Lincoln School in Revere
In Revere Massachusetts a 12 year old boy admitted starting a fire that destroyed 92 classrooms and a gym at Abraham Lincoln School. Fire Chief Alfred Long put the loss at more than 1.5 million dollars. The student, found unconscious in the basement, was charged with arson after an argument with his mother and leaving home to set the blaze.
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Revere
Mass
Abrahams Lincoln
Alfred Long
Shepard Maniff
Ex Jaycee Leader Ebeling Dies in Dayton
Philip C. Ebeling Sr., 58, former president of the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce, died yesterday in Dayton Ohio. He led the organization in years past and was active in civic affairs locally.
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Jaycee
Dayton
Ohio
Philip C. Ebeling Sr
U. S. Junior Chamber of Commerce
Author Helen Todd Dies After Brief Illness
Washington obituary notices Helen Todd, author of a Ulysses S. Grant biography that won the Houghton Mifflin non fiction fellowship in 1939. She had been seminud valid since recovering from polio in childhood and died Saturday after a brief illness.
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Washington
Helen Todd
Miss Todd
Ulysses S. Grant
Houghton ‘Miflin
Titusville Boy Struck On Bridge By Train In Near Tragedy
An eight year old Titusville boy remained in critical condition at Hahint Hospital after emergency surgery for head injuries from being struck by a yard engine on a bridge over Dil Creek near Petroleum Center. The boy, son of Mrs Myrna Kellogg, was fishing with four older youths when the accident occurred as the engine approached. Witnesses said three boys left the bridge with the car while Kellogg Dale Mallory and Kenneth Woodock remained. The engine driver Merle G Tanner reported seeing the youths on the bridge and applying brakes. Mallory said Woodcock ran off as the train neared. The incident is under investigation.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Pidel Castro
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Cuba
Castro
Fidel Castro
Pravda
Izvestia
Red Square
Lenin
United States
Titusville
Hahint Hospital
Brie
Dil Creek
Petroleum Center
Food and Hallowe
Myrna Kellorg
Gaylen Anthony
Bruce Miller
Kellogg
Dale Mallory
Kenneth
Jews and Nazis clash outside Israel anniversary event
Ten people injured in a free swinging brawl between Jews and Nazis outside an observance of Israel's 15th independence anniversary. Swastika-wearing Nazis and four officers were hurt. Inside the auditorium guests including Jack Benny and other stars were unaware of the outside melee.
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Los Angeles
Israel
Shrice
Nazi Party
Jack Benny
Ziva Rodann
Kathryn Grayson
Raymond
Not Allowed To Marry Slayer Doctor By Proxy
Ariane Tebbenjohanns a German divorcee failed to arrange a proxy marriage with Dr Sam Sheppard the convicted wife killer in Ohio State Penitentiary Officials blocked the visit and proxy plan Maury Koblentz denied her access after a long distance romance By mail from Duesseldorf she traveled to Cleveland to see him in prison he is serving a life sentence for killing his wife in 1954
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Cub Vlan
Ariane Tebbenjohanns
Sam Sheppard
Maury
Koblentz
Sheppard
Ohio State Penitentiary
Purchase Of Care Plan Proposed For Pa Indigents
Scranton administration proposes a purchase of care plan replacing per diem funding for indigent patients. Welfare Secretary Arvin Adams says the plan, to be introduced in the current session, would pay hospitals a fixed percentage of daily cost rather than a flat rate. Hospitals and government groups have urged a 10-4 percent payment, with Adams noting the alternative would be far higher than the proposed rate.
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Hahhise
Iss
Scranton
Arvin M. Adams
Sesson
Adams
Hospital Association Yovernmental
Irvine
Broken Wheel Blamed In Pa Train Wreck Injures 22
A brake wheel on a propane tank car blamed for a fiery derailment near Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania. Twenty two people were injured and about eighty families fled their homes as three tank cars exploded in sequence. Fire officials said chlorine gas leaks persisted as investigators noted wheel and axle failure. Some residents returned by midnight while others remained evacuated.
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Mechanicsburg
Western Maryland
Reading Caines
Hositals
Fre Ellis
Atilety
Reading
Aden
Richard Graves
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Typhoon Olive Batters Guam and Damages Homes
Typhoon Olive hovered west of Guam bringing torrential rain and strong winds up to ten miles an hour, straining five months of recovery after Typhoon Karen. It forced residents to storm shelters, shifted briefly, but caused no deaths or serious injuries.
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Agana
Guam
API
Olive
Karen
New Star
Republicans push for sales tax plan amid Scranton talks
In Harrisburg Republicans press for a sales tax hike from 4 to 6 percent and extension to clothing with a cigarette tax increase, seeking votes to advance Gov. Scranton’s proposals. Democrats vow opposition while GOP holdouts and Senator Hugh Scott question Cuba policy and Harriman’s foreign moves amid the debate.
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Marrisburg
House
Senate
Hugh Scott
City-Wide Trash Pickup Begins Wednesday Morning
Walter Ross city streets department superintendent announced that trash pickup will start at 7 o clock Wednesday morning. Residents must place waste in watertight containers or burlap bags at the curb, as cardboard boxes may collapse in rain and require extra cleanup.
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Walter Ross
Streets Department
Ross
Sergeant Missile Added By U S To German Arsenal
West Germany received its first U S Sergeant missile a fast firing bombardment weapon with 75 mile range for conventional or atomic warheads. Informed sources say it went to German forces last month under U S atomic-warhead control. Germany pays for weapons. existing stock includes 12 mile range Honest Joba and 75 mile range Corporal missiles and Bloch howitzers.
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West Germany
U. S
United States
Germany
Defense Department
Woman Admits Spouse In Bed Dead Three Months
Mercer County man Henry Lindsey Sr. 59 of West Middlesex rural area was found dead in his bed by family yesterday after his wife Estella Lindsey 55 admitted he had been dead since February 5. Authorities say autopsy will determine cause as investigation continues.
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Mercer
Mercer County
Fill West Middlesex
Henry Lindsey Sr
West Middlesex
Henry Lindsey Jr
William Rows
R. D
Estella Lindsey
Lindsey
Royal Family Spends Weekend at White Sulphur Springs
The royal couple with their children Caroline Grace and Albert plus an 11 member party enjoyed a family weekend at White Sulphur Springs resort in West Virginia. They arrived last Thursday and were seen dining and relaxing in a manner akin to a typical American vacation family.
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Sees — Fane Oilner
Princess Grace of
Monaco
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Caroline
Albert
Utah teachers vote to strike over pay demands
Denver report describes Utah educators voting to strike, closing schools, and halting classes as a dispute over pay, contracts, and state funding grows. National boards warn of wider effects, with implications for other states and potential government action.
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Utah
Denver
Titah
Willowtut
Vm Hitdren
Mihion Public Enterprise
W. Dein Belnep
Utah Sekine
Stacy
Boars Associatimn
Uh’ Tsiehers
Raat
National Educaton ~Association
Washington
Dominican Haiti clash over embassy siege tensions rise
Dominican Republic accuses Haiti of invading its Port au Prince embassy area as Duvalier faces a 24 hour demand to withdraw troops. Bosk imposes canceled troop leaves while no border movement is seen. OAS orders fact finding mission as violence escalates with many killed and refugees seeking asylum.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Hispaniola
Hitt
Haiti
Juan Bosch
Francois Duvalier
Port Au Prince
Duvalier
Bosch
Dominican Armed Forces
Victor Elvis Vinas Roman
Organization of American States
Cuba
OAS
Duya- Inter
Jan Claude
Simone
Army
Tool Haven
Latin America
Hal U
UC Boat Plant Raises All Pay Five Cents An Hour
The UC Boat Plant announces a five cent per hour raise for starting wages and a similar rise for all hourly workers. This marks the second general wage increase in under eight months for MPG. The firm reports strong sales for the season and lists new products and orders contributing to improved shipments.
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UC Boat Plant
neiveEib — Auuued Swett Glass Voat Cohens
Fim
Lansing ‘Division
White Motor Co
Cloveland Ordnance Division
Cadifllac Minter Cir Co
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Eft
Leonid Brezhnev
Tass
Conneaut
Burns School
Scott
National Republican Women’s Conference
Averell Harriman
Harriman
Laos
Scott Sail
Haley
Walthers
George “de Clyde
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