Fragmented OCR item mentions sales and local entities
A damaged fragment lists stores and items like toys furniture and decor, with partial names such as Hale Reed Jr and Spar Creek/National Cross. It hints at a local event or sale and thanks to nurses, but lacks complete context or dates.
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CTION
Fore Toys
Hale
Reed Jr
Ata
Ston
Les Stable
Niles
Nore Toys
Spar- Creek Fire National Cross
Willis
Skies Holding Key To Gemini Launch Slated Tomorrow
Cape Kennedy Florida AP weather outlook brightened as Gemini 7 astronauts Frank Borman and James Lovell prepared for a Saturday launch amid a potential rain trough in the southern U S. Meteorologists expect a sea pass but cloudy launch area conditions. Borman and Lovell schedule a 14 day orbit with rendezvous plans and possible close maneuvers with Gemini 6.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Frank Borman
James A. Lovell Jr
Space Agency
United States
Florida
NASA
Borman
Tve
Houston
Tex
Charles Mathews
Gemini
Bormat
Air Force
Lovell
Navy
Emini 6
Nai Omdr
Walter M. Schirra
Thomas P. Stafford
Tries Fourth Soft Landing On Moon
MOSCOW AP The Soviet Union launched an unmanned spacecraft toward the moon today its fourth attempt this year to make a soft landing on the lunar surface If successful the Russians could take a major stride ahead of the United States in the race for landing a man on the moon at a time when US cosmonauts are scheduled to be orbiting the earth in the Germini 7 capsule Luna 8 weighing 3421.5 pounds was slightly heavier than each of the two Lunaks which crashed on the moon this year and the third which missed the lunar surface Today's mass announcement said a soft landing system would be tested again In an unusual omission the announcement said nothing about how the Lunik was launched This could indicate a new launch system was tried Soviet announcements normally say nothing about new space techniques until they have proven successful.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Nuclear Test Exceeds Previous Yields in Atomic Era
A major nuclear test conducted today by the Atomic Energy Commission produced an explosive yield estimated between 200000 and one million tons of TNT. The blast marks a significant milestone in Plowshare era efforts and follows prior tests aimed at civilian and industrial applications.
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Wasnuvziun
Atoms Energy Commission
AEC Bewa Ee Asa
Nuclear Nee KY
County Likely To Pay Share Of Corry Aide's Raise
The Corry treasurer and clerk salaries are split three ways among the city, school district, and county. The county has previously balked at paying increases, forcing the city to cover its share in 1964 and 1965. An increase of 180 dollars for next year was proposed, with the three agencies notified to contribute. The county commissioners referred the request to the budget committee, indicating likely payment of the raise.
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Corry
Harriet Myers
Theodore Swanson
Notre Dame Players Plead Innocent in Burglary Case
Lafay ette Ind Attorneys yesterday entered pleas of innocent for three suspended Notre Dame football players charged with burglary after the ND Purdue game last September 25. A December 2 trial date was set for Timothy M Swear ingen Jr 19 Columbus Ohio Jonathon P Butash 18 Akron Ohio and Gerald Wisne 19 Detroit.
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Lafayette
Ind
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Final Choice Made For Clymer Clerk In Village
In Clymer, Mrs. Arthur Stoddard was appointed town clerk after a revolving door of short tenures. She succeeds Earl Beckerink, who left to spend winter in Florida, and follows Wilton Deuink and Jack Fair who briefly held the post. Stoddard also named Velma Bailey deputy clerk, a holdover from the Beckerink era.
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Clymer
Arthur Stoddard
Wilton J. Deuink
Jack Fair
Earl N. Beckerink
Beckerink
Florida
Fair
Deuink
Stoddard
Scranton halves Erie probe funds but vows no halt
Erie County Thruway probe expenses face a 50 percent cut from a $50,000 request. Senate investigator Sen. William Lesler says the January start will not be seriously curbed, even after boosting the initial $5,000 request as the probe grew larger in scope. He warned corners may be cut but the investigation will proceed.
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Erie
William Scranton
Erie County Thruway
William Lesler
Johnson seeks voluntary curbs on abroad spending
The Johnson administration asks business leaders to follow new guidelines to reduce the balance of payments deficit. Officials stress no hard limits, aiming to cut the annual dollar outflow to under 260 million dollars, far below current levels. The plan relies on voluntary compliance with no new tourist restrictions anticipated, and Moyers led a White House briefing with a team of economic and defense advisors.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Cabinet Committee On
Treasury and Commerce
Fe Fi
U.S
Bill D. Moyers
White man convicted of murder in Alabama slaying
Hubert Damon Strange, 25, was found guilty of second degree murder in the slaying of Willie Brewster, 38, a Negro foundry worker, by a white male jury in Anniston Alabama. Judge Robert M. Parker set sentencing for noon today as civil rights tensions flare across the South.
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Anniston
Ala
Hubert Damon Strange
Robert M. Parker
Strange
Willie Brewster
Alabama
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Martin Luther King Jr
Johnnie Mae Chappel
Jacksonville
Fla
St. Rich
Virgil Ware
Birmingham
Calhoun County
J. B. Stoner
Stoner
Parker
Lewis Blevins
Not Really Mad At Police Just The World
Linda Lank a 19 year old Erie resident faced disorderly conduct charges after harassing police. She tossed rocks at a patrol car locked cruiser doors and blocked a street with ice chunks. Alderman Potter Auer fined her ten dollars plus costs after she said she was mad at the world and had argued with her boyfriend.
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Erie
Linda Lank
Linda
Potter Auer
Auer
Miss Lank
Fewer chiropractors in California reports the state
Sacramento Calif The Department of Professional and Vocational Standards notes population growth but a dip in chiropractors with 4706 licenses in effect at the end of the last fiscal year, down 67 from the prior year.
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Sacramento
Calif
California Department of Professional and Vocational Standards
Johnson orders probe of Southwest power failure
President Johnson ordered a federal investigation after a regional blackout that dimmed four military bases and left up to a million people in New Mexico Texas and across the border in Mexico without power. The El Paso incident traced to a failed gas flow regulator interrupted civilian lights from El Paso to Juarez and affected White Sands Biggs Fort Bliss Holloman and other bases. Public Service Co of New Mexico and the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation aided, with Elephant Butte Dam being used to boost power.
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EL Paso
Tex
New Mexico
Texas
Mexico
Johnson
United States
Canada
el Paso Electric Co
Newman
J.R. Johnson
Federal Power Commission
Ft. Worth
Joseph Laitin
Laitin
Holloman Air Force Base
Biggs Air Force Base
Strategic Air Command
Army
Ft. Bliss
U.S
White Sands Missile Range
Air Force Missile Development Center
Holloman
Socorro
N.M
van Horn
Juarez
el Paso Electric
Public Service Co. of
Albuquerque
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Public Service Co
Elephant Butte Dam
Truth Or Consequences
Jury deadlocks in Ku Klux Klan civil rights case
In Montgomery a federal jury trying three Ku Klux Klan members for civil rights conspiracy in the Viola Liuzzo killing reported a hopeless deadlock after hearing testimony from 40 to 50 witnesses and about 60 exhibits. Defendants Collie Wilkins Eugene Thomas and William Eaton sat with their attorney as Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr. urged further deliberation.
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Montgomery
Ala
Viola Gregg
Liuzzo
U.S
Collie Leroy Wilkins
Fairfield
Eugene Thomas
William Orville Eaton
Bessemer
Liuzza
Detroit Teamsters Union
Anthony Liuzzo
Await PO Move In Break-in Of Mailbox
City police yesterday identified the man who broke into a Snyder Circle mailbox but the Postal Department must file charges. Police Chief Frank Carnegie withheld the name until arrest and charges, awaiting word from Erie postal agents. The man took only a letter he wrote himself, not money or checks. Washington report notes Penn State official Keller named to advisory board for a deaf tech institute. Welfare Secretary Gardner announces appointments.
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Snyder Circle
Postal Department
Frank Carnegie
Carnegie
Erie
Richard McLaughlin
Washington
Brisdward Ju. Keller
Pennsylvania State University
John W. Gardner
U.S. and Viet troops press Viet Nam jungle operations
In South Viet Nam U.S. and Vietnamese troops push through jungle lines for a third day with limited ground action while air forces conduct heavy bombing against Viet Cong targets in the north and south. A Marine helicopter with 4 Americans and 9 Vietnamese aboard was shot down near Da Nang, all presumed dead. A Skyraider from the carrier Bon Homme Richard was reported hit over North Viet Nam, pilot missing. Enterprise aircraft backed by 118 sorties. In Havana Castro urged mass volunteers to fight in Viet Nam, though officials said no mobilization plans exist.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North
da Nang
Noth Viet Nam
Dong Hoi
17Th Parallel Frontier
Enterprise
Chu Pong
Ia Drang
Viet Nam
Strategic Air Command
U.S. Air Force
Navy
Hanoi
Air Force
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