Auction Notice Contains Farm Equipment and Holstein Stock
An auction notice lists Holsteins and bred heifers along with three year old cows and bulls for sale. It mentions farm equipment, pails, and associated items from Emil Hesler and partner interests. Contact details and localities including Corry Erie Pennsylvania are provided for prospective buyers seeking further information.
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Toom
Jaztt Tock Auchworth East
Emil , Pa
J. Sorenson
Aldwell, Corry
Erie Yania
Keefer
Ivania
Governor's Orders NYC Garbagemen Under State Control
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller halted an illegal strike by the Uniformed Sanitationmen's Association by placing about 10 000 sanitation workers under state control. Mayor John Lindsay condemned the move as a threat to home rule while seeking a settlement with the union. The action came during a health emergency with discussions of state takeover and delayed implementation to allow talks. A Madison Square Garden opening drew favorable sentiment for Lindsay. In Indianapolis six young men including a newlywed were arrested for taking property to furnish the couple's home.
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Rockefeller
Lindsay
National Guard
Sanitation Union
Maycar
Action Center
Teachers To Stay Home March On Harrisburg
Pennsylvania teachers plan a mass demonstration at the Capitol on March 4 to push a salary bill raising starting pay from 4500 to 6000 with scale increases. The PSEA approved the march and ordered local branches to negotiate a one day nonpay strike while lawmakers resume session.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Capitol
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Corry Area Teachers to Join State Walkout
The Corry area branch of the PSEA will participate in the statewide March 4 one day teacher walkout. The exact form of action is still being decided after area representatives met in Harrisburg. Max Bennink reported the Harrisburg meeting and the Corry group will reconvene after school Thursday to choose among options.
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Corry Area
Pennsylvania ‘State Education Association
PSEA
PSBA
Harrisburg
Corry Association
Max Bennink
Keppi Tiffany
Bennink
Corry Group
Striking Miners Return at U S Steel Robena Complex
Coal miners from the United Mine Workers returned to work at Sunday midnight after voting to resume. The earlier Friday shift walked out when two union committeemen were fired for allegedly threatening management personnel, prompting the dispute.
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Wasontown
U.S. Steel Corp
Robena
United Mine Workers
Korean leader may visit LBJ to end rift over security
South Korean President Chung Hee Park may visit Washington to speak with President Johnson if Cyrus Vance fails to resolve the U S South Korea rift over security following the Pueblo incident. Vance and Park talked today as North Korea disputed UN airings and shots were fired with no casualties reported.
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LBJ
Seoul
Chung Hee Park
Johnson
U.S
Cyrus Vanes
Vance
Park
United States
Pueblo
South
Washington
U.N
Korea
North Korea
South Korea
Fine UC Man For Disturbance At Local Bar
A Union City man Floyd K Bailey 31 paid a 10 dollar fine and 9 dollars costs after a 1 30 a m disturbance at Dot s Cafe on West street. Police said he refused to leave, used abusive language and fought. He was charged with disorderly conduct and paid 19 dollars. He returned at 8 a m to report a missing wallet.
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Union City
Dot
West Street
Floyd K. Bailey
Waterstreet
Bailey
Merle Ottaway
Demand Police Suspensions and Negro Boycott in Riot Town
In Orangeburg South Carolina Negroes press for civil rights gains demanding immediate suspension of law officers over police brutality that left three dead and fifty injured after four days of racial violence sparked by student attempts to integrate a bowling alley. The NAACP’s Rev I D Newman led a church rally urging action with no nonsense as guards remain for citizen protection and dusk to dawn curfews continue amid a state of emergency.
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Orangeburg
D.C
Cional Guard
Bottorn
I. D. Newman
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Ten Children Die In Frightful Franklin Fire
Fire swept through a two story frame home near Harrisville injuring 11 people. Mrs Mary Grossman leaped from a second floor window to save her children. ten of her children perished and handyman Ronald Simpson was also killed. Only Mrs Grossman survived. Fire officials investigated the blaze with Trooper Homer Riley leading the search for causes.
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Franklin
Mary Grossman
Harrisville
Frank
Dewayne Moore
Clintonville
Richard Wogan
Ronald Simpson
Grossman
Homer Riley
Lawrence Park Barracks
State Police
Mrs. Blair
Moore
Marines Move Into Hue Citadel Battle Area
Fresh U S Marines entered Hue Citadel by assault boats as part of the push into the old walled fortress area amid ongoing fighting around Saigon. The 400 new troops raised Hue garrison to about 1 000 as clashes continued near the racetrack and government ammunition dump northeast of Tan Son Nhut. Casualty reports included mass graves of local officials and civilians, with continued Viet Cong resistance on multiple fronts.
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Saigon
Hue
Perfume
George McArthur
Phan van Khoa
U.S
Tan Son Nhut
Saigon Racetrack
Joe Hollor
Vow Broken As Killers Taken Alive
Benny Brown and Faye Dawson, a Georgia couple who vowed they would never be taken alive, were captured in Alabama after a three state chase that left two dead and four wounded. Brown faced murder charges in a Mass shooting in Summerville and in the Montgomery shooting of Hugh Boyd. Both suspects were held without bond as authorities coordinated with Georgia and Mississippi officials.
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Prattville
Ala
Benny Brown
Faye Dawson
Georgia
Alabama
Brown
Miss Dawson
Macon
Miss
Mississippi
J.D. Slay
Meridian
Philip Wood
Autauga County
Gary ‘McConnell
Montgomery
Boyd
Harry Neal Boyd
Boyds
Wood
NYS Man Confesses Tavern Burglary Here
Corry police report Wilson Wynne 20 of Ashville confessed to the Tony's Tavern burglary stealing 348 dollars. He also admitted earlier burglaries at Clymer Bag Co Clymer Agway and a Bear Lake Milk Plant. Wynne awaits grand jury dates for further charges in Chautauqua County. Deputies say he acted alone in all four jobs.
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Corry
Tony
Chautauqua County
Frank Carnegie
Wilson Wynne
Ashville
Wynne
Tony's Tavern
Clymer Bag Co
Clymer Agway
Mayville
Journal Today
Clymer
Bear Lake
Car Leaps 35 Foot Creek Injures Driver Near Corry
Richard J. Darrow, 21, of Corry, escaped serious injury when his 1965 convertible veered off the Corry Spartansburg road at 5 am and jumped a 35 foot creek. He was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital for bruises and possible chest injuries and listed in good condition today.
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Corry
James
Hawk
Richard J. Darrow
Corry-Spartansburg
Darrow
Corry Memorial Hospital
Surprised man heaves loot as bank deposit mishap occurs
In Salt Lake City two masked men force Chuck McKenzie to surrender a $1,700 night deposit. McKenzie, startled, lifts his hands and the money flies upward landing on the bank roof.
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Salt Lake City
Chuck McKenzie
McKenzie
Two Navy Jet Trainers Die In Fog Crash On Bay Bridge
In thick fog a Navy T33 trainer crashed into the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge near Alameda. Two pilots Lt Anthony V. Miller 33 of Palm Desert and Lt Bruce C Turnbull 34 of Los Angeles were killed. Rescue teams searched 60 foot water as bridge girders were damaged and a motorist carried jet fuel. The pair were from Reserve Attack Squadron 773 at Los Alamitos.
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Navy
San Francisco
San Francisco-Oakland Bay
Alameda Naval Air Station
Coast Guard
Anthony V. Miller
Palm Desert
Calif
Bruce C. Turnbull
Los Angeles
Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
California
Ronald Terry
Elebrante
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A.rockefeller
John V. Lindsay
Indianapolis
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117Th Street
Nelson Rockefellow
UC Man
Carolina
Trinity Methodist
Columbia
Robert
Hue Battle Area
NYS
Howard Lindsay
Tory
Oakland
Jose
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