Two Spies Face Death Penalty Conviction
In Newark New Jersey a Soviet chauffeur and an American electronics engineer were found guilty of conspiring to relay Secret Air Force information to the Soviet Union and evading foreign agent registration. The verdict could bring death. sentencing is pending before U S District Judge Anthony T Augelli.
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Soviet Union
U.S. District Court d
Anthony T. Augelli
John W. Butenko
Igor A. Ivanov
Butenko
Ivanov
State Department
Michilena M. Deluca
Hudson County
Evanov
Page
School drives on old taxes amid delinquent case plans
The School Board, led by delinquent tax collector R Elwin Fuller, is pressing back taxes to fund about 15 000 owed. So far 2 774 has been received, with 1 351 from four city wards and 1 423 as initial or partial payments under a time plan. About 2 908 remains on the time plan, with another 6 000 outstanding on properties where owners have not acted. Officials will decide per property whether to proceed, prioritizing cases with 100 or more due.
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R.elwin Fuller
Fuller
Puller
Frank McKnight
McKnight
Atanen Torre
Owen
Pal
Faa
Pope Paul VI Calls for Unity in India Visit
In Bombay Pope Paul VI urged unity among religions during his India tour. He spoke of working together to build humanity and shared goods needed for human destiny. He met church leaders across denominations including the Church of South India merger allies and the Mary, Thomas Syrian Church representatives.
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Hombay
India
Pope Paul VI Tietulars
Bombay
Church of South India
Cops Shoot Dogs Alarm Pupils at Glassport School
Several dogs were shot near Third Ward Elementary in Glassport with pupils sent home after the incident. Police confirmed shots were fired near the school as residents reported packs roaming the area and damaging backyards.
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Pittsburgh
Third Ward
Glassport
Becauschool
Reds Mine Bus Tragedy Kills 26 Near Tavay Burma
AP report says a bus was mined by Communist guerrillas near Tavay about 200 miles southwest of Rangoon. Twenty six passengers died in the blast and guerrillas nearby looted valuables and removed ear rings from the dead women.
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Aenuum
Purma
Tavay
Rangoon
Five More Congo Captives Dead in Mop Up for 500 Hostages
Leopoldville dispatch reports a mercenary led government column advancing into northeast Congo near Bunia and Watsa as it seeks 500 white hostages. Five more Europeans are dead. Rebels blamed for killings amid claims by Gaston Soul Mia lot of rebels. Premier Tshombe returns to Leopoldville after talks in Paris.
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Leopoldville
Congo Cap
Congo
Watsa
Bunia
Stanleyville
Phulis
Mombasa
Paulis
Khartoum
Budan
Gaston Soulmialot
Moisei Tshombe
Paris
de Gaulle
Drive For Yule Lights Faces Shortfall In Donations
The Key Club seeks funds to cover the $1,644 estimate for Corey’s Christmas lighting project. Only $1,044 has been raised, leaving about $600 short after strong support from industry and merchant donors. unsent wards include Third and Fourth. Residents may mail contributions to Richard Chase or Embert Earle.
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Corey
Key Club
Richard Chase
Embert Earle
Key Clil
Chase
Franklin Street
Embert Farle
North Center Street
Unclear text fragment about names and places
Fragmentary OCR lines mention several unclear names and terms including Gi the aly, Ak, Pas, Pine, Con, Harry, and Shanaing. No coherent event or entities form a discernible news item or outcome for a concise card.
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Ars
Shanaing
Harry
Oklahoma man loses 120 pounds in 120 days
Oklahoma City AP report details 60 year old McKenna who, under medical supervision, consumed vitamins and non-food liquids for 120 days, losing 120 pounds. He avoided solid food May to August and afterward followed a doctor suggested diet. The medical team cited past overeating as the cause of his weight gain.
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Oklahoma City
McKenna
Tly
Elise
Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation
UC Striving To Stand Put On'65 Taxes
Borough secretary Hlarey Smiley told The Journal this week the borough may end the year in the red, with a deficit just over 9000. He later said the figure was softened to urge budget restraint as taxes have not risen in five years. The 1965 budget is expected near 156000, matching current spending, but planned buys include a police car a streets department truck and a 2000 park development for Carlisce Memorial Park donated land. The city tax dispute over a 10 per jobholder occupational privilege tax, expected to raise about 15000 annually, has stalled in court. No appeal notice has reached the borough, while employers collect and escrow the tax pending possible action. If funds can be used, next year looks hopeful.
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Hlarey Smiley
Smiley
Amed
the Journal
Streets Department
Carlisce Memorial Park
Imi
Erie County Court
Citizens Committee
State Supreme Court
Pittsburgh
Water in Fuel Tank Caused Fatal Plane Crash
Washington AP report on a light plane crash near Has Hs Pi with three aboard, blamed on water in the fuel system. Civil Aeronautics Board findings cite another factor as the engine briefly jerked and lost power, leading to the crash during takeoff.
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Washington
Has Hs Pi
Civil Aeronautics Board
Joe Bary
Explosive Baker Hearing as Senator Called Liar
Lawmakers clashed as McLendon accused Senator Williams of false statements during the Bobby Baker probe. Williams denied the charge while Curtis demanded McLendon step down. Don Reynolds testified a $95,000 overpayment to McCloskey funded the Kennedy Johnson campaign.
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ACM
McCloskey
Curtis
Stewart
McCloskey Company
Ireland
Reynolds
Baker
John J. Williams
Hope Rises In UN Talks To Settle Money Battle
UNITED NATIONS AP negotiators pursue a financial and constitutional crisis with backstage sessions led by Secretary-General Thant. U S and Soviet ministers meet in a three hour session hailed as constructive while Asian African nations present a three point plan. The core dispute centers on Soviet refusals to fund UN peacekeeping operations in Congo and the Middle East, with the United States warning that all must pay their share or the UN will founder.
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J Thane
U.N
United States
Soviet Union
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenseen -Whoo
Hindmont
Thant
Rusk
Sourees
Congo
Middle East
United Nations
Car Hits Pole In Union City Area Injures Two Youths
Two 18 year old Fairview youths, Lyon A Porter and passenger Robert Heath, were injured when their car ran off Route 8 near Union City and struck a utility pole. Both treated at Union City Memorial Hospital for scalp and facial lacerations, then released. Damages estimated at 600 dollars.
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Fairview
Union City
William Kate
Corry
Impossible Task on Wayne Street Muddle
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an attempted task on Wayne Street involving many ingoing names and a ditch. The text lists improvised actions and mentions a shovel, a person named Teva, and an unclear incident with a digger. The passage resembles a garbled diary entry or report with uncertain details.
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Williams
McLendon
al Interyation
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Carl T. Curtis
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Senate
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World Organization
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