Real Estate Auction and Contract Filing Notices
Fragmented notice text shows estate agency data, rental terms, auction mention, contract filings, dates, and public bidding details. Highlights reference ESTATE, property listings, janitorial supplies, and a March 13 deadline with filing by April 1 1967. Multiple names and numbers appear as contact references.
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Minum Sidnetic
Stalin
Bath
Tate Agency
Innelleal Estate
Merlee
Erman
N.Y
ANIA
Es.t
Sible
C. Hamilton
School of
Mrs Powell Talks She Never Got Paychecks
Washington AP testimony by Marjorie Powell portrayed Adam Clayton Powell as coercing her to endorse about 26,000 in checks from 1965 to 1966 for his own use. House committee weighing his fitness heard concerns over misused salary funds as it considers possible action.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
House
Congress
Emanuel Celler
Dn.y
Harlem
Marjorie
Powell
Celler
New York Court
Arch A. Moore
R-W.va
Adam
Local Men Hurt In Harmony NYS Accident
Two men were injured when their car ran off a Harmony New York road at about 3 a m and struck a utility pole. Driver Tex McCray 62 of Corry RD 3 and passenger Charles O Dooley 39 of the Phoenix Hotel were taken to Corry Memorial Hospital by Bear Lake Fire Department ambulance. Sheriff deputies say McCray fell asleep at the wheel causing the crash. No damage estimate was available. Deputies John Scarfe and Wayne Anderson investigated.
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Harmony
N. Y
Corry Memorial Hospital
Bear Lake
Regents Delay Tuition Decision Amid Budget Fight
Regents of the University of California postpone action on charging tuition for the first time in university history. The stand comes as Governor Reagan proposes less funding than the university claims it needs, despite a budget that still shows more money than prior levels.
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Santa Barsana
University of California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Eyes Reuther Move Meany Sits Atop Potential Blowup Of Labor
In Miami Beach AFL-CIO President George Meany faced pressure as Walter P. Reuther weighed leaving the federation with his United Auto Workers. Meany joked about tensions but dodged questions as unions jockey for Reuther's held executive council seat amidst Replicated charges of overseas CIA influence. Victor Reuther pressed allegations of CIA subversion, which AFL-CIO denied, as UAW prepared a Chicago meeting.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Walter P. Reuther
Meany
Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Executive Council
Reusthers
Victor Reuther
Auto Workers
Apl-Cio
Central Intelligence Agency
Chicago
United Auto Workers
Warren Teachers Weigh Pay Raise Standoff
Warren teachers plan a statement this afternoon to indicate whether they back the county district’s pay raises effective July 1. They sought a $600 increase atop the $300 state mandate, but the board approved $400. The salary scale now ranges from $5,100 to $8,400 across degree levels and steps, with many unhappy about the result.
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Warren — Warren
Knights of Columbus
State payroll delays hit 28 hospitals and 14 colleges
Auditor General Grace M Sloan confirmed a statement by State Treasurer Thomas J Minehart that some state employees may not be paid on time due to a computer system breakdown. The payrolls for workers at 28 state hospitals and 14 state colleges failed to arrive in her office as due Wednesday.
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Harrisburg
Grace M. Sloan
Thomas J. Minehart
Sloan
Bond Issue Fails Forces Tent Classes for 500 Students
In CALIPATRIA AP reports a 1.3 million school bond failed by 27 votes, prompting evacuation of 500 students to tents. Supt James A Stevens asks Army and National Guard for big tents to house five high school classes and moves seventh and eighth graders to Niland nine miles away for classes. The bond would have funded new buildings at Calipatria High School and Bonita Elementary School due to earthquake safety concerns. Also reported is a fatal train strike in Middletown PA identifying Stanley P Wetmore 40 of Neffsville Lancaster County.
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Calipatria, Call
James A. Stevens
Calipatria Unified
Army and National Guard
Niland
Calipatria High School
Bonita
Job Lines To Be In Auto Unions Demands
Detroit AP reports the United Auto Workers plan to demand job demarcation lines for skilled trades in upcoming contracts. Big Three automakers oppose such demarcation, labeling it featherbedding. Lear Siegler's Detroit Automotive Division, a major supplier, already granted lines after a 17 day December strike, while production workers approved a broader contract. GAW tradesmen complain auto plant duties push tasks onto other craftsmen and seek parity with outside wages.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
UAW
Detroit Automotive Division
Lear Siegler, Inc
Lear Siegler
General Mojors
GAW
Test Holes For Ditch To Cost U S 74 934
Bids for drilling test holes for the Lake Erie Ohio River Canal exceed the government estimate. The Army Engineers said the Pennsylvania Drilling Co. of McKees Rocks submitted the apparent low bid of 747,934 for test holes between Warren and Ashtabula, Ohio, while the government estimate was 85,770.
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Pittsburgh
Army
Pennsylvania Drilling Co
McKees Rocks
Warren
Ohio
Ashtabula
Economic Crossfire Baffles Experts In January
Washington reports show conflicting signals as January data reveal a 1 point drop in the Fed index of industrial production tied to an auto strike, while Commerce records personal income rising by 5.4 billion to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 600.2 billion. Wage gains and dividends boosted income despite higher Social Security taxes.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Commerce Department
Ward
Anne Chillock Enters Race For Treasurer
Mrs. John Chillock of 8 Snyder Circle announced she will seek the city treasurer post vacated by Miss Harriet Myers. A Republican, she follows Mrs. Theodore Hubley in entering the race, with Democrats not yet declared. Chillock cites bookkeeping and accounting training, IRS experience in Washington, and local accounting work as qualifications.
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John Chillock
Snyder Circle
Harriet Myers
Chillock
Theodore
Mary) Hubley
North Center Street
Democratic Party
Barney's
Firestone
Plant Worker Dies Of Burns At Jamestown Lounge Co
Jamestown Anthony P. LaMarea age 51 died at WGA Hospital from burns received January 21 when lacquer residue fumes exploded at Jamestown Lounge Co where he worked as a fireman. He was burned over about 50 percent of his body. Survived by wife Sara a son Anthony Jr and two daughters Marie and Alberta at home.
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Jamestown
Anthony P. LaMarea
WGA
Jamestown Lounge Co
LaMarea
Sara
Anthony Jr
Marie
al- Vera
McClelland to be sworn county common pleas judge
Lindley R. McClelland will be sworn in as county common pleas court judge at 3 p.m. next Wednesday in courtroom No 1 of the county courthouse. His confirmation as judge is expected from the State Senate Monday. His four sons and wife Jean will attend the ceremony.
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Lindley R. McClelland
County Common Pleas Court
McClelland
State Senate
Edward H. Carney
McClelland Seeks Dual Ticket Run for Erie Judge Seat
Lindley McClelland, Erie County judge-designate, addresses Erie Exchange Club predicting a Supreme Court revolution in four areas of justice. He cites a 53 percent crime rise over four years and claims the high court acts as self-appointed rulers, criticizing rulings on search and seizure, right to counsel, trial publicity, and confessions. He will be sworn in next Wednesday at the Erie County courthouse.
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McClelland
Memors
Erie County
Supreme Rulers
Supreme Court
Gannon appoints six laymen to trustee board
ERIE AP Gannon College announces six laymen named to its board of trustees. Named are Edward P. Boyle publisher of the Oil City Derrick Philip Cochran president of Lyons Transportation Co of Erie G. Richard Fryling Sr board chairman of Erie Technological Products Inc Robert A Keim an Erie stock broker and Justice Samuel J Roberts of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.
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ERIE
Gannon College
Edward P. Boyle
Oil City Derrick
Philip Cochran
Lyons ‘Transportation Co
Erle
G. Richard Fryling Sr
Erle Technological Products, Inc
Robert A. Keim
Samuel J. Roberts
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Indonesian Congress plans March 7 meeting to dismiss Sukarno
Indonesia’s Congress will meet on March 7 to discuss removing President Sukarno with broad support from Parliament. A resolution calling for his dismissal has been unanimously approved, as authorities prepare to probe his role in the October 1965 coup attempt. The session also faces tensions over Sukarno’s denials and a potential bloodbath risk.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Congress
Sukarno
Melanthon Siregar
Parliament
Suharto
Isshak Sjuarsi
Atjeh In
4th Division Hit Hard by Cong in South Vietnam
South Vietnamese troops claim they killed 128 North Vietnamese while Korean marines reported 24% enemy casualties in a central coast battle. U S Air Force said seven raids were conducted to support 2200 U S 4th Infantry Division troops near the Cambodian border as fighting eased after two days.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S. Air Force
Bs%s
U.S. 4Th Infantry Division
U.S
4Th Division
Mexican farmer dies after artificial heart pump
Arces Hector Fernandez, 48, of Veracruz, Mexico, died at 3:45 am in Houston after a four day trial with an artificial heart pump at Methodist Hospital. Pneumonia and septicemia developed after surgery in which his aortic valve had been replaced, and the device was removed 24 hours later.
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Houston
Tex
Methodist Hospital
Ted Bowen
Arces Hector Fernandez
Veracruz
Mexico
Fernandez
Soviets Oppose Ban of Missile Defenses
In Moscow a Communist source said the Soviet Union opposes a ban on antiballistic missile defenses. The source cited Pravda as misreporting a statement by high Soviet authorities about negotiating with the United States to avoid costly missile system competition.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Pravda
Communist Party
Thursday
United States
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Nderson
Ry South Street
Corry
Ipply Industrial
Nys
University Board
Marjorie Powell
Middletown
Here
Stanley P. Wetmore
Neffsville
Lancaster County
U. S
Quang Ngai
Anne Chillock
Internal Revenue Service
Washington, D.C
Harley Johnson
VFW Building Association
Jean
John
Robert
Delaware Valley Academy
Doylestown
James
Union High School
Girard
Scotty
William Peiffer
Erie City
Richard Brabender
Dana Sherwood Jones
Robert J. Kelleher
Gannon
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