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Fragmented long OCR text shows mixed items including tools, materials, and furniture. It mentions a sale or recording event near Worn five ot Hy Hut and references to various household items like stoves, drapes, pies, and a power saw. Names, dates, and clear actions are obscured by garbled characters.
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Ile Ane
Ati
Laebls
Sade Fries
Sander
Iphonius
Jaere
Veil
Engine in stand powers space vehicle rocket plan
The F-1 engine sits in a steel and concrete test stand as it prepares to power America's Nova space vehicle. The rocket stands more than 200 feet tall and aims to land a man on the moon.
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America
Yank Progress Charter Signed In Final Action Of Conference
The conference concludes with the signing of the Progress charter as U.S. officials led by Treasury Secretary Dillon and Cuban economist Guevara clash over the Havana talks. The plan seeks ten years of financial aid and self help to boost Latin America’s 200 million people, with the United States pledging majority funding and leadership to attract private investments. Fidel Castro rejects the U.S. approach amid ongoing Cold War tensions and calls for peaceful coexistence in the region.
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Yank Progress Charter
Punta del Este
Avinay
United States
Suvari
America
Guevara
Cuba
Dillon
Couney
U.S
Fidel Castro
Latin America
Blind Erielle Dies As Fire Hits Hotel
In Erie a hotel fire last night killed John Lubiejewski and tenant Leroy Hopkins. Lubiejewski, 55, a former billiard champion who had been blind for eight years, died from smoke inhalation after falling asleep with a lit cigarette. Hopkins, 51, died later from smoke inhalation. Miss Anni Messersmith detected smoke. desk clerk called the fire department. Deputy coroner ordered Lubiejewski's body to the morgue for autopsy.
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Erie
Yuna Gage Hotel
Onant
John
Buffalo
Lubiejewski
Robert J. Ross
Leroy Hopkins
Nims
Die Potenweken
Warren’ Woot
Bouny
Anni Messersmith
Fire Department
R. Sallero
Erie Ambulance Service
Soviet Portray Titov In Two Hour Orbital Flight
Pravda published photographs and film from Gheman Titov during his 2 hour orbit around Earth on August 6 and 7. The images show Titov inside the Vostok spacecraft with cameras recording the flight and weightless state.
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Pravda Today
Gheman Titov
Earth
Pravda
Vostok
Tlihe
Titov
Army Begins Large Build Up Amid Berlin Crisis
Secretary Elvis Jahr Jr announced the Army plans a potential addition of up to 150,000 personnel by next summer. He said 11 National Guard and Reserve units totaling 23 620 members have been designated priority for possible active duty. The authorized strength could reach 1 008 004 by June 30, with further mobilization contingent on international events.
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Avy
Elvis J. Jahr Jr
Berlin
National Guard and Reserve
Stahr
Area Reserve Units Alerted to Possible Call Up
Pennsylvania reserve units are alerted for potential active duty. The list includes 12th Signal Team Brush Shain Co and 51st Transportation De an Philadelphia, plus multiple signal, engineering and ordnance units across Pittsburgh New Kensington Meadville Uniontown Greensburg Connellsville Waynesburg and Hazleton. Units from 113 reserve and national guard groups nationwide were notified yesterday.
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Wachingson Ar
Pennsylvania
Army
National Guard
Brush Shain Co
Philadelphia
03Rd Signal Co
Wied Signal Co
340Th Adjutant General Base Post Office
332Nd Transportation Group
Pittsburgh
43Rd Field Artillery
New Kensington
Meadville
Wandercrift
32Rd Chemical Co
Clarion
326Th Engineer Battalion
Uniontown
Greensburg
Connellsville
Waynesburg
296Th Ordnance Co
Hazleton
Britain Pulls Troops From Kuwait Agreement Reached
Britain said it would withdraw its troops from Kuwait in response to a request by Sheikh Abdullah al-Salem al-Sabah. The exit follows a British deployment on June 30 to deter Iraqi advances led by Prime Minister Abdel Karim Kassim. A new Arab League border patrol force will replace the British units.
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London
Britain
Kuwait
Persian Gulf
Sheik Abdullah
Selim
Sabah
Abdel Karin Kassem
Arab League
Noted Russian chemist hiding out in Canada
A Soviet chemist Mikhail Klotchko, 54, who won the Stall Prize and Order in Loni, is reported to have fled to Canada and is said to be seeking asylum after slipping into exile. Soviet Foreign Office declined comment.
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Canada
Ottawa
Mikhail Achko
Klotchko
Loni
Moscow
Nist
Pittsfield Man Accused After Rifle Pointing Incident
Police investigated a West Main Street disturbance involving Edward Giacoma reporting a man lying drunk near Fred Ewing Construction Co. William Battko admitted owning a rifle found later in weeds and claimed the youths planned to jump him after he allegedly pulled the weapon toward them.
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Pan
Julius Wotus
Edward Giacoma
South
Seemnitavenule
Wotus
Fred Ewing
West Main Stork
Watts
William Battko
Pittsfield
Battko
Corry
West Main Street
Fatika
Battky
Wolus
Mt Ane
Woius
Ewing
West Germans seek action from Western Allies over Berlin barricade
Western powers delivered notes to the Soviet Embassy in Moscow demanding an end to what they called illegal measures in Berlin. The move followed protests from the United States United Kingdom and France and aimed to pressure the Soviet government to halt the restrictions and maintain access to West Berlin.
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Meitain
France
Sweden
Berin
Whey
Moscow
Paris
London
Washington
Satiel
Busey
Ren Hoy
Bolin
HM Livre
State Department
Attivhuls
Pate
Dim Those Lights Law Update Causes Traffic Curbs
Police reminder announces new lighting law effective next month requiring dimmer headlights within 500 feet of oncoming traffic and near property lines. Aldermen weigh fines and costs, with stricter rules for tractors and adjacent properties.
East German Communists Call 17 Million Members to Dawn Enlistment
In East Germany the SED appeals to 17 million youth and party members to volunteer for the army at special dawn meetings. The Young World daily highlights the call to action as tension rises over border access and four power status in Berlin.
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Berein
Imai
East Germany
Tistriction‘ Junge Welt
Young World
Heart Fines
Rutherland
Socialist Republic
West Part
Moscow
Yone
Mun
Im Berlin
West Berlin
Neues Dwitschlind
Communist Party
Boy Ki bariy by car west reading
A year old child died after a road accident near Reading. The crash left Lelanah Collits with fatal injuries while Roadine Hoenifal and Seversnur suffered skull fractures. Rundy H Bunter and Mr and Mrs ffulet Buoke from Gibusion reported minor injuries.
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West Reading
Lelanah
Gibusion
First Half City Tax Receipts Show Small Uptick
The Tax Committee reports a slight rise in first half receipts as employment grows in the city. First half totals were $85,739, with the second quarter showing lower compared to the prior year. A reserve fund, set at 9 percent of receipts, was stretched by transfers to cover expenses.
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Unik
Fuller
Conumittas
Ame InetIe Bsee
Civer
Shima
Comerinter Mint
Joncy
Corry
Board Approves Hospital Cafeteria in Corry
Corry hospital directors approve a basement cafeteria to serve patients relatives and staff within about 90 days. The plan includes discounted meals for employees and visitors with varying access before full price service begins. Additional actions include buying a clinck writer and electric typewriter for hospital use and valuing the building at 911,000 with board members listed.
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Jenathy
Cibey Hills
Iti
Sonmisliners
Itis
Horton J. Davis and
Sona Msttrance
Christiansen, Edinger
jEbton Fuller Hammersee
Maneing
Sit
Wurm and Young
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