Local Auction Listing Notes Real Estate and Appliances
An auction notice lists real estate, appliances, and household items for sale. Items include used refrigerators, stoves, rugs, antiques, and a variety of furniture. The listing references an address on 102 RNISHED and notes contact numbers for brokers and agencies.
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Reriger- LE Ion Street
Posses
Toker Érice
N. Ad
Bininkerty
Columbus
Hip Secresen
R. D
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Came bearing gifts at Corry High School event with Pepco official
Alen H. Kuhn district manager for Pennsylvania Electric Co appeared at Corry Area High School to make two presentations in connection with an outreach effort.
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Alen H. Kuhn
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Corry Area High School
Cyprus Rejects International Peace Force Plan Amid Fighting
President Makarios rejects a British American proposal for a 10 000 strong Atlantic Alliance peace force under UN control and will bring the issue to the United Nations. Sporadic gunfire continues between Greek and Turkish Cypriots as truce efforts falter. British officials report 160 Turkish Cypriots and one Greek Cypriot killed in Limassol with over 35 Turkish wounded. Greek casualties undetermined.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Makarios
United Nations
U.S
George Ball
U.N. Security Council
Washington
Greece
Turkey
Treas
Limassol
Mediterranean
Oid
Paphos
Roads Hazardous In Western Pennsylvania
Intermittent light snow created a treacherous glaze on roads across western Pennsylvania early today. Salt crews mobilized before dawn as main highways stayed mostly wet while secondary and rural roads remained slick. Police logged a rash of skidding crashes in scattered Pittsburgh areas. city-bound traffic crawled in affected spots. Snow activity was expected to end by afternoon with clearing skies tonight.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Ruby murder trial juror selection under venue motion decision
Dallas prosecutors and defense lawyers prepare to question prospective jurors as Judge Joe Brown weighs a venue change for Jack Ruby’s murder trial. Brown rules at 3 p.m. EST on whether the case stays in Dallas or moves to another Texas city.
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Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
Tial Dist
Joe B. Brown
Texas
Melvin Belli
Brown
Belli
Alty
Henry Wade
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Actor's Father Dies in Hollywood Heart Attack
Lawrence Tierney Sr. aged 72, father of actors Scott Brady and Lawrence Tierney Jr., died yesterday of a heart attack in Hollywood. The death ends a long career as a stage and screen figure, with the family noting his strong ties to the film community and support for the actors' careers.
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Hollywood
Lawrence Tierney Sr
Scott Brady
Lawrence Tierney Jr
Public whipping bill sparked in Michigan legislature
In Lansing a bill to authorize public corporal punishment of juvenile delinquents was introduced in the Michigan House. Rep. Arthur Law of Pontiac, a Democrat, urged reviving the old fashioned whipping as a curb to delinquency saying action, not theory, is needed. The measure would require a probate judge order with punishment ideally carried out by the offender’s father. Meanwhile Penelec donated to five area high schools in observance of National Electric Week, presenting a 209 page book on the electric utility industry and a working replica of the first Edison bulb to Corry Area High School and district.
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Landing
Mich
Michigan
Arthur Law
Pontiac
Law
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Corry Area
Thomas Edison
LeRoy Peck
Allen H. Kuhn
Penelec
National Electric
Kuhn
Sparta
State Department Faces Morality Issue Over Burton Visa
Richard Burton seeks U S entry after the State Department found no legal basis to bar him. Feighan argues Congress may need a morality lesson for diplomats amid Burton Taylor scandal and public outrage. An AID airlift of 218 tons saline aids cholera victims in South Vietnam, with 4,000 cases and about 10 percent fatalities since January 12.
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Michael
Feighan
Congress
State Department
Richard Burton
United States
Ohio Democrat
Department
Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Ouration
U.S
Washington
South Viet Nam
Agency For International Development
Viet Nam
State approves county school plan amid appeals
Harrisburg approved the Hile County plan to reduce 13 districts to 12, merging Sparta Merged Schools with the Corry Area Jointure. Sparta and LeBoeuf districts object, promising further hearings while county officials argue larger districts offer broader educational opportunities.
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State Council of Basic Education
Harrisburg
Hile County
Sparta
Corry Area
LeBoeuf
Waterford
State Council For Basie Educatern Suintwr
East Germans May Open Wall Again
East Germany and West Berlin officials studied a Communist offer to reopen the Berlin wall for Easter and Whitsun holidays. The proposal mirrors 1961 Christmas and New Year family visit permits with one day passes and faster processing for emergencies. Negotiations between East Germany’s deputy cultural affairs minister Erich Wendt and West Berlin official Horst Korber continued as authorities weighed rapid offices in West Berlin schools and eased reunion rules.
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Bishlin
West Germany
Berlin Wall
West
Horst Korber
West Berlin
Pay Envelopes To Be Bigger By Mid March
Washington AP conferees aim to hammer out a tax reduction in about three days next week. A preliminary week shows willingness to resolve over 200 Senate changes. agreement possible by Wednesday or Tuesday. If approved, personal and corporate tax cuts totaling about 11.5 billion would be enacted, with withholding rate cuts set to begin a week later. House acts by late February, sending bill to President Johnson for signature. Controversy remains on long term capital gains treatment and other provisions.
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Washington
House
Senate
Rio
Johnson
Appoint State Police Youth Aid Officers
Sgt Salvadore L. Rodriguez was named youth aid officer for Erie Crawford Venango and Warren counties by Captain Walter E Price of Troop E Pennsylvania State Police. He joins 14 veteran officers in a statewide program run with the Department of Public Welfare and the Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association to curb delinquency. Rodriguez, 42, longtime trooper and Lawrence Park resident, will head youth work in his troop area and has helped found local youth groups including the Late Teen Club.
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Salvadore L. Rodriguez
Walter E. Price
Pennsylvania
Lawrence Park
Rodriguez
Erie
Crawford
Venango
Warren
Col
Wilson Purdy
Joseph L. Branigan
Harrisburg
Bureau of Detectives
Department of Public Welfare
Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association
Set. Rodriguez
State Police
Greensburg
Erie County Court
Louise C. Meyer
Cynthia
Michael
Philip
Sgt
Rodrigues
Par East Command
U. S. Air Force
Strong Vincent High School
Rice
Scranton Won't Compromise On Unemployment Reform
Harrisburg AP report says Gov Scranton rejects compromise on a Tuesday unemployment compensation reform bill kept in its current form. He would meet labor leaders to discuss facts but not amend the measure, while labor figures caution talks may be futile unless the governor revises his stance.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
Fuets
Ut Ho
Seranjin
Harry Boyer
Pennsylvania
Afl-Cio
Charles Sludden
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Wis
Britain Wont Dith Cuba
Washington dispatch reports Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home returning from talks with President Johnson. Britain will continue trade with Cuba, with emphasis on Cyprus crisis and East West tensions. The two leaders agreed on Viet Nam support, Malaysia, and Geneva disarmament progress.
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Washington
Alec Douglas-Home
Great Britain
Johnson
England
Cuba
Douglas-Home
Scotland
Texas
Britain
Dean Rusk
Richard A. Butler
Cyprus
Southeast Asia
U.S
Viet Nam
United States
Malaysia
Germany
Berlin
State Dog Officer Warns Of Crackdown
State dog officer R. K. Pratt of Saegertown announces a crackdown beginning tomorrow on unlicensed dogs. Prosecutions will occur with fines from 5 to 100 dollars plus costs, or up to 30 days in jail. Owners are urged to license dogs for 1964 and keep them confined to prevent rabies and livestock damage.
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R. K. Pratt
Saegertown
Pratt
Bureau of Animal Industry
Commonwealth
Cleveland School Head To Resign In Racial Muddle
William B. Levenson, superintendent of the Cleveland public schools, will resign next summer from a $25,000-a-year post after the City Board of Education approved a plan ending Cleveland’s school integration dispute. Levenson, head since August 1961, cited professional concerns and the welfare of children as he leaves after his contract expires July 31. He was amid civil rights groups’ push for full integration of three East Side schools.
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Cleveland
William B. Levenson
Cleveland Public Schools
City Board of Education
Levenson
East Side
Russia protests to U S envoy over defection at disarmament talks
In Moscow Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko angrily protested to U S Ambassador Foy Kohler about Yuri Nossenko defecting from the Soviet delegation to the Geneva disarmament conference. The U S embassy offered no details, while Soviet officials fretted over potential impacts on the talks. Nossenko disappeared February 4 and sought asylum in the United States.
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Moscow
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
Foy D. Kohler
United States
Yuri Nossenko
Nossenko
U.S. State Department
State Department
Wife, Part OF Harem, Gets Out With Divorce
London reports Donald M. Grodman a 37 year old man living with three women in one bungalow faced a divorce court verdict. Judge Stanley Rees called his life bizarre while Swiss born Anne Goodman 28 sought divorce on cruelty and misconduct grounds. She testified of multiple concurrent relationships including Dorothy Busey and Gwynnsith Spogmar with his secretary.
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London
API
Hin
Donald M. Grodman
Stanley Rees
Anne Goodman
Goodman
Dixak
Witel Hn
Ares
Mias
Dorothy Busey
Gwynsith Spogmar
Mra. Goodman
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