Thompson Estate Sale and Rentals Listing
A fragmented classified listing describes an estate sale and rental offerings with addresses, phone numbers, and partial details. References to a Thompson listing, 50 acres, oil heat, garage, and nearby locations hint at multiple properties and rental options.
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Bath
Thompson
Erlee
Clymer Able
Chesley
North East
Atoma
Combe
Hamilton
Rotary
Istensen
Red China Hints First Atom Spy Case Report
Tokyo reports that two armed men in China's chemical ministry were arrested for stealing atomic secrets amid Sino Soviet tensions. One official named Ting Tieh sheng identified. Security Minister Hsieh Fu investigated to see if data reached abroad. foreign country unspecified.
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Tokyo
Red China
Five Nation
Soviet Union
Revolutionary Workers’ Daily
Mao Tse-tung
Peking
Mainichi Shimbun
Chemical Industry Ministry
Ting ‘Tiehsheng
Hsieh Fuan
Mao
Moscow
Goverment Today
North Vietnam
China
Hanoi
Roof Collapse at St Rose of Lima Church Injures 48
In Baltimore a roof caved in during a Lenten Mass at St Rose of Lima Church. About 100 worshippers, many children, were inside when the 1 AM collapse occurred. 48 were injured, nine hospitalized, none killed. Snow may have limited casualties. architect disputes roof-snow cause.
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Baltimore
Joseph Simmons
St. Rose of Lima
Robert Rindone
South Baltimore General Hospital
Francis O'Brien
Paul Gaudreau
Colombia quake toll climbs to sixty five dead
A major earthquake in Huila, Colombia, left 46 dead and 220 injured in the region of 250,000 people, with total nationwide injuries over 300. The government declared a state of emergency and ordered rebuilding worth millions as Red Cross and army teams rushed to aid damaged towns in a tremor sequence that included two of the strongest quakes recorded. Interior Minister Misael Pastrana Borreo was dispatched to lead relief efforts amid reports of mass terror and bravery in Bogota where casualties rose, including 13 deaths and a school wall collapse.
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Bogota
Colombia
Huila
Red Cross
Misael Pastrana Borreo
Interior Ministry
Vigorito questions funding for Muddy Creek dam omission
Congress member Joseph P. Vigorito demands clarity on why the U S Corps of Engineers did not request funds to continue Muddy Creek flood control dam in Crawford County as part of the France Creek project. He notes a contrast with a $2 million budget for Lake Erie Ohio River Canal design and urges full funding for Muddy Creek.
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Washington
Joseph P. Vigorito
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Muddy Creek
Crawford County
Woodcock Creek
Union City
French Creek
Vigorito
Pennsylvania
Corps of Engineers
Vigorita
Youngstown Canal
McClelland To Get Nod For Judgeship
Erie County District Attorney Lindley R. McClelland will receive appointment as common pleas court judge. Governor Shafer will send the nomination to the State Senate for confirmation, replacing Judge Elmer Le Evans who resigned January 5. McClelland, 50, a Girard native, has 24 years as a trial lawyer and was appointed District Attorney in January 1966.
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Erie
Lindley R. McClelland
Erie County Common Pleas Court
McClelland
State Senate
Igov
Raymond P. Shafer
Ito
Elmer
le Evans
Mortimer E. Graham
Girard
Janary
Evans
Edward H. Carney
Thomas W. Barber
Carney
Corry Man Sentenced In Morals Case
Arland L. Edwards, 26, of Corry was sentenced in Erie County Court to four to twenty three months in county jail and a $250 fine by Judge James B. Dwyer after a November 18 conviction by jury. Prosecutors said he led a 16 year old Corry girl to New York for illicit purposes about a year ago.
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Corry
Erie
Arland L. Edwards
R. D
James B. Dwyer
Edwards
New York State
Local Drivers Feel Gasoline Price Hike
In New York an AP report notes major oil firms Mobil Sinclair Shell and Texaco raised gasoline prices by a penny per gallon effective this morning. The hike covers high test and regular grades and targets dealers and large commercial customers as part of a price rise that began last week.
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New York
Corry
Wall
the Journal
Mobil Oil Corp
Sinclair Oil Corp
Shell Oil Co
Texaco Inc
Fire Devastates Irwin Mfg Plant In Garland
A morning fire at the Irwin Mfg Co plant in Garland destroyed a 50 by 150 foot block building where 10 workers produced laminated and solid maple blocking for the drop forging steel business. Loss exceeded 60 thousand dollars with phones down in Garland and Grand Valley until lines could be patched. Firefighters from Garland and Youngsville battled the blaze, aided by 40 men and six units, as investigators from the Garland department and State Police fire marshal looked into the cause. Insurance coverage was reported for part of the loss.
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Irwin Mfg. Co
Garland
Harold Williams
Garland J
Youngsville
Grand Valley
Williams
Cpl
William Kattner
Same Stage As Carry Titusville Edges Toward Public Housing Program
Titusville moves toward forming a housing authority after a unanimous vote by the mayor's Urban Renewal Advisory Committee. The resolution goes to City Council, which plans to act at its Monday meeting and may appoint five members to the new authority to oversee low income housing and potential multi dwelling units.
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Titusville
A|l
Titusville Housing Authority
Mayors Urban Renewal Advisory Committee
City Council
Corry
Urban Renewal Citizens Advisory Committee
Hampton
Tthe
Redevelopment Authority
Corry Library Receives Full State Aid Boost
Corry Public Library will receive the full 25 cents per person state reimbursement this year, totaling 3264 dollars, up from 2600, the first time since 1962 the state pays the full rate. Finance comes mainly from the Ty Area School Jointure with 12000 dollars budgeted, including 2000 for a basement remodeling turned into a children's library. The city provides no funds. The library staff includes one full time librarian, two assistants, and three high school pages, and it serves as the elementary library for Concord and Columbus schools.
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Corry
Corty Area
I Library Board
Concord School
Columbus
Westinghouse Wins Third Nuclear Contract
Westinghouse Electric Corp announced receipt of a third nuclear contract in two days for supplying power elements. The 1.1 million kilowatt station is being built in northern Illinois by Commonwealth Edison Co. A strong earthquake rocked Greece near the Greek Albanian border, collapsing 10 farm dwellings.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Ilinois
Commonwealth Edison Co
Greece
Toannina
Hold the Dough and Keep the Faith: Esther James album release
New York AP reports Esther James, a 70 year old Harlem widow who won a defamation suit against Rep. Adam Clayton Powell, releases a music record called Hold the Dough. The album “No Man is Above the Law I Have Kept the Faith” features Lord Faith and the James Men. Powell’s own album Keep the Faith, Baby follows 16 days later.
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New York
Esther James
Adam
Mrs. James
Lord Faith
the James Men
James
Harlem
Adam Clayton Powell
Dn.y
Powell
Messenger Robbed of $4682 by Thugs in Utica
GE messenger Joseph Visingardi aged 33 was robbed of 4682 dollars after cashing checks at the Marine Midland Trust Co South Utica branch. A gunman forced him into his van, tied him, and drove to a parking lot before fleeing. Police arrested John J. Pella 27 of Pittsburgh PA and Ralph Centolella 34 of Utica for first degree robbery. Both were arraigned after arrest within about 24 hours.
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Utica
N. Y
General Electric Co
John J. Pella
Pittsburgh
Ralph Centolella
Utiesa
Joseph Visingardi
South Utica
Marine Midland Trust Co
Visingardi
Massive U.S. buildup reported in North Vietnam during truce
U S officials said North Vietnam moved supplies southward during the lunar new year truce, signaling distrust in the ceasefire. The four day stand down was not extended to match Viet Cong terms. US reconnaissance spotted about 900 boats along the coast and a surge in North Vietnamese road traffic with 79 trucks after the truce began, rising to 804 trucks on Thursday.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
1.S
Aus
North Vietnamese
Corry to Buy Chlorinator for East Smith plant
The Corry Municipal Authority authorized Consoer and Townsend to design a chlorinator unit for the East Smith street plant. The project is expected to cost about 50000 dollars and funding plans remain to be decided as current sewer assessments just cover the original bond issue. Engineer Lyle Heberling outlined the chlorinator for the Authority, which was requested by the Sanitary Water Board. The Authority also announced bids on timber clearance for the city golf course, with removal at the municipal building on March 2 at noon.
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Corry
Lyle Heberling
Corry Golf Commission
School Board President Jailed Over Marital Students
Carrolltown Farmers Branch School Board president William Linn was sentenced to three days in jail and fined 100 dollars for disobeying a judge by barring two married teens, Sallye Knight aged 18 and Sherry Sublett aged 17, from classes. Judge Owen Giles suspended the sentence on condition they be allowed back in class, noting marriage is not incorrigible conduct. Linn was found in contempt for wilfully disregarding court orders as the board had barred the students again.
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Dallas
Dist
Owen Giles
William Linn
Carrolltown Farmers Branch School Board
Sallye Knight
Sherry Sublett
Giles
Linn
Knight
A Ae
Thornton High Oom
Harvey Thompson
Texas
Tam
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Asks
Mike
Journal
Johnston
Sid Odect
Ion
Itusville
C. C. Hampton
Westinghouse
Messenger
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