Miscellaneous mechanical parts and listings in a 1949-1983 catalog
A fragmented OCR listing describes brake generators ethylene equipment tires lifts valves seals belts and various mechanical items. It mentions Miller Fred Grove route details and a Saturday time, with references to Ford charts Ayshire belts and other assorted components.
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Cart
Ssenger
Ustaller
Allen
Miller
Boy Hulbert
Ford
Atalogue
Alngues
Ng Maris
Fred Grove
Balven
Ted
U S strikes on North Viet Nam hailed as success
The latest U S air raid against Communist North Viet Nam left three Navy jet fighters lost and one American pilot captured. About 160 U S and South Vietnamese planes staged the strike, targeting Chan Hoa and Chap Le near the border. Officials called the raid highly successful despite losses and denounced by Hanoi, Peking, and Moscow.
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Saigon
South Viet ‘Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
North
U.S
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
Peking
Moscow
Chan Hoa
Chap le
Viet Nam
South
Chan-Hoa
Page Five
Weaver Sees Viet Nam Shift to Statesmanship at Lincoln Day Dinner
Former congressman Dr James Weaver spoke at the Lincoln Day dinner in Corry praising a shift to statesmanship despite earlier air strike controversy. He warned the party must prepare for future Viet Nam related challenges while remaining active in Washington as he continues as a consultant for now.
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James Weaver
Molly
Corry
Hotel
Erie
Federal mediators urge settlement on 33 day dock strike
Feder al mediators issued recommendations for the 33 day Seday dock strike in Washington. The panel urged a quick return to work in Miami and Galveston while remaining issues go to mediation or binding arbitration if unresolved in 30 days. Atlantic port gangs would be 16 workers and weather pay guarantees set two hours with standby pay.
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Washington
South Atlantic
Gulf
Miami
Galveston
Atlantic
Johnson
W. Willard Wirtz
Secretary of Commerce
John T. Connor
Wayne Moree
D-Ore
Wirtz
Wntchs
Urge More Protection For Sleeping American Troops
US Senator Hugh Scott urged stronger security to prevent “sleeping American troops from sudden death” in South Vietnam. He criticized weak U S installations, urged Defense Department ingenuity, and backed Johnson's reprisal strikes against North Vietnam. Queen Elizabeth II ended a 12 day state visit to Ethiopia and the Sudan and prepared to fly to London.
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Pitlsburgh
South
Viet Nam
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Scott
U.S. Defense Department
Johnson
North
Méricans
U.S
VietNam
Khartoum
Sudan
Elizabeth TM
Ethiopia
London
Charge Irregularities Cloud USW President Vote
AP reports a tight United Steelworkers Union election may face court action amid irregularities claims. Incumbent David J. McDonald and J W Abel run nearly tied with uncounted locals, provoking fears of a courtroom fight and delaying contract talks set to resume after a resumed strike deadline. Judge Beamer in Hammond dismissed a McDonald ally’s protest over vote procedures. A West Berlin border guard defected to West Berlin in a separate item.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers Union
David J. McDonald
J. W. Abel
Treasur Abel
James Griffin
McDonald
Nsw
Youngstown
Hammond
Ind
U.S. Dist
George Beamer
Mc Donald
Gary
Beamer
William Hart
County board rejects Corry golf land aid over Project 70 limits
Erie County Recreation Board turned down a request from the City Golf Commission to help acquire 220 acres for a nine hole course near Corry. Directors cited Project 70 plans prioritizing lake shore greens and rural preservation, arguing such land would not fit county goals and could invite urban sprawl.
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Corry
Eri
Peter Rus
Tie County
Erie
Lake Shore
Russo
the Journal
Corey
Corry Golf Commin
U S Scores Big Space Lesson From Rocketry Test
The United States reports a milestone in spaceflight with a Titan 3A stage performing a triple orbital ignition and deploying two satellites. Air Force Brig General Bleymaier calls the flight a proving ground for the standard launch vehicle and its orbital maneuver capabilities. The transtage, part of the Stan 3A rocket, is highlighted as central to the Defense Department space program.
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Cape Kennenyx
United States
Air Force
Joseph S. Bleymaier
Titan 3A
Defense Department
Bus Auto Crash Kills Pa Man in Scott Township
A car and a school bus collided in Scott Township killing William O. Dyson age 69 of Aspinwall a retired Pennsylvania Railroad employee. None of the 28 bus passengers was injured. The bus was en route to Cecil Junior High School in Washington County.
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Ui Tooundh
Scott Township
William O. Dyson
Aspinwall
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cecil Junior High School
Washington County
Johnson Shakes Up State Dept Leadership Shakeup
Washington AP Delta officials announce a high level reshuffle at the State Department. Averell Harriman will be replaced by Thomas C. Mann as undersecretary for economic affairs. Harriman becomes ambassador-at-large. Jack Hood Vaughn will become assistant to inter-American affairs and then ambassador to Panama. The changes, said White House spokesman George E. Reedy, respond to Harriman seeking relief from admin burdens. Rusk remains in Cocoa Beach recovering from a cold amid questions about his status and Viet Nam policy.
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Washington
Jolson
State Department
Averell Harriman
Johnson
Thomas C. Mann
Mann
Harriman
Jack Hood Vaughn
Panama
George E. Reedy
White House
Reedy
New York
Dealh Rusk
Cocoa Beach
Fla
Rusk
Viet Nam
Fage Two
Hong Kong raid nets another ton of narcotics at farm
Agents seize nearly a ton of narcotics at a Hong Kong chicken farm adding to last week's haul. The total to date reaches about 5,800 pounds of opium and 386 pounds of morphine.
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Hong Kong
Mauldin in Vietnam reports war’s price on the ground
World War I GI cartoonist Bill Mauldin travels to South Vietnam to document the conflict. In Pleiku he visits his helicopter-pilot son and captures stark scenes of wounded soldiers, bloodied bunkers, and a hospital awaiting treatment. The photos, dated 1965, underscore the harsh realities of war.
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Mauldin
South Viet Nam
Plesku
Spe
Chicago Sun-Times
Bill Mauldin
Slong
U S Drives Russia China Closer Together
Premier Kosygin said imperialist provocations in Viet Nam have united the Soviet Union China and North Korea in resolve to curb aggressors, as Tass reported from Pyongyang after talks in Peking with Mao Zedong and Chou Enlai and with North Viet Nam on military aid.
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Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
China
Mao Tzetung
Chou Enlai
Kosygin
North Korea
Tass
Peking
Pyongyang
People's Republic of China
Korean Democratic People's Republic
Churchill Leaves Estate Valued At 156961 Pounds War Cabinet Icon
London reports Sir Winston Churchill left an estate valued at 156,961 pounds with one third to Lady Clementine Churchill and two thirds to be divided equally among his children actress Sarah Churchill Mary Churchill Soames and Randolph Churchill. The widow also received copyrights and all rights to his literary works and recordings. Royalties from Churchill's books and recordings are expected to continue earning.
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London
Winston Churchill
Clementine Churchill
Sarah Churchill
Mary Churchill Soames
Randolph Churchill
Churchill
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N. Viet Nam
U. S
Roger Follett
Jack
Dundon
Roy Ladd
Wayne
Weaver
Dems
Federal Dock
International Longshoremen's Association
Thomas W
Teddy) Gleason
Afl-Cio Union
Gulf Coast
USW
West Berlin
Camp Holloway
Pleiku
Russia
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