Auction notice and scattered metal sale terms
Fragmentary OCR item notes metals including brass copper and aerators. Mentions Pennsylvania location and a building address with references to an estate and sale terms. Lacks clear dates or full names. fragmented listing appears to be a public sale or auction notice from a county or bank estate division.
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Mehr
Agency
Reet
ATE Joncord
Consyl
Bank Vania Wey
Irie Coun
Million in Stolen IBM Securities Recovered in Harrisburg
More than 1 million dollars of IBM stock certificates stolen from Hayden Stone in New York between July and August 1966 were found in a Harrisburg bank safe deposit box. The recovery followed joint state and federal action. Insurance commissioner Maxwell announced a Gettysburg insurer was suspended amid the investigation and a pending sale of Bankers and Telephone Employer Insurance Co. to an out of state group. The SEC and FBI confirmed the seizure and tracking of the stolen certificates.
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Harrisburg
New York City
International Business Machine Co
IBM
David C. Maxwell
Gettysburg Insurance Company
Maxwell
Bankers and Telephone Employe Insurance Co
Gettysburg
Bankers Allied Mutual Insurance Co
Bankers and Telephone Employer Insurance Co
Insurance Department
Federal Securities and Exchange A
Ve Sec
Hayden Stone, Inc
SEC
FBI
Joe D. Jamieson
Philadelphia
Indictments Issued in 1964 Mississippi Slayings
A federal grand jury returned indictments in the Philadelphia Mississippi and Vernon Dahmer civil rights slayings. Judge Harold Cox ordered charges kept secret until arrests. Names and precise counts to be released when arrests are made. the 1964 victims included Michael Schwerner Andrew Goodman and James Chaney.
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Jackson
Miss
Philadelphia
Vernon Dahmer
US Dist
Harold Cox
Dahmer
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
New York
James E. Chaney
Neshoba County
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Lawrence Rainey
Cecil Price
Bomb Kills Father Of Six In Natchez Truck Blast
In Natchez Mississippi a 36 year old father of six named Charlest Jackson was killed when an explosion under his truck blew the cab apart as he neared home. City officials posted a 525000 reward for arrests and convictions, saying a bomb was planted under the vehicle. The incident follows a similar 1965 blast targeting NAACP leader George Metcalfe and comes amid protests at the Armstrong Tire plant over job placements formerly held by white workers.
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Natchez
Miss
Charlest Jackson
J. T. Robinson
George Metcalfe
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Metcalfe
Armstrong Tire and Rubber Co
Jackson
NAACP
Beulah Baptist Church
John J. Nosser
Corry Marines Reunite After Years in Viet Nam
Two Corry Marines who have been friends since childhood finally reunite overseas in Vietnam. They share plans and memories from their service, expressing pride in their unit and anticipation of reuniting with more comrades.
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Corry
Viet Nam
Two Parked Cars Damaged in City Lot Incidents
Two parked cars were damaged in separate incidents. Barbara L. Bregitter, 17, of Spartansburg, allegedly caused $225 damage to Kirk Sawyer’s car in City Lot No 2 after sliding from Park Street. Sawyer’s car sustained $75 damage. A second hit at the A&P Supermarket lot on West Washington Street damaged Charles Weston’s car, with snow-plow tracks indicating a vehicle likely caused the damage. Police seek the responsible plow operator.
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Kirk Sawyer
Brook Street
Barbara L. Bregitter
Spartansburg
Sawyer
Park Street
Bregitzer
Charles’ Weston
West Pleasant Street
A&p
West Washington Street
Weston
Rockets Boost Base Guard After Da Nang Attack
In Saigon the United States reports that Soviet 140mm rockets used to attack Da Nang for the first time force a major tightening of defensive patrols around allied bases in Vietnam. The attack killed 12 Marines and 35 Vietnamese civilians, wounded 22 Americans and 70 Vietnamese, damaged 11 planes, and hit barracks, the post exchange and officers club. Rockets, lighter and easier to deploy than mortars, reveal new risks and call for revised security measures.
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Saigon
Vietnam
da Nang
Ap Do
U.S
Henry Luce Editorial Chairman Dies in Phoenix Home
Henry R. Luce editorial chairman of Time magazine died early this morning in Phoenix Arizona at about 3 a m He was 68 and there were no details on the cause of death provided by the magazine spokesman Funeral details were not released.
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New York
Henry R. Luce
Time Magazine
Phoenix
Arizona
Luce
Head-on Route 8 crash injures two drivers near Titusville
Corry State Police report Nancy Long, 23, southbound on Route 8 four miles north of Titusville, lost control and struck Ray Good, 69, of RB, Centerville, head-on after veering off the berm. Both escaped serious injury as damage totaled $50.
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Titusville
Corry
Nancy Long
Ray Good
D. 1
Centerville
Good
U S Marines Land South Central Vietnam Ahead of Junction City
U S Marines landed 16 miles south of Quang Ngai City with 1500 troops in a beach assault as Operation Junction City neared its first week. Elsewhere, 45000 troops swept through Zone C near Cambodia, reporting 27 enemy deaths and a total toll of 89, while a V8 jet bomb caused five American injuries.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Quang Ngai City
Cambodia
Junction City
1St Infantry
Tay Ninh City
North Vietnam
Senate debate tests U S policy on Vietnam war declaration
Senator Joseph Clark urged a war declaration before any further bombing of North Vietnam. He sought to amend a $1.5 billion Vietnam authorization with conditions tying bombing to a formal declaration and a 500,000 troop cap. President Johnson defended current actions as not escalation, noting bombing aims to hinder North Vietnamese military activity.
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Washington
Joseph
Clark
Senate
United States
North Vietnam
U.S
Vietnam
Johnson
Pennsylvania
House
White House
North
Woman killed lying in roadway near Sugar Grove
Eileen Rae Brooks, 43, of Chandlers Valley, was struck by a southbound car on Route 69 near Sugar Grove and died at Warren General Hospital at 3:45 a.m. Carl Swanson, 48, of Sugar Grove, swerved to avoid her but the left wheels passed over her. He was not aware of her presence until impact. Police seek motive for why she lay in the road.
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Warren
Chandlers Valley
Sugar Grove
Eileen Rae Brooks
Warren General Hospital
Tody
Carl Swanson
R. D
John Barnes
Swanson
Richard Peters
Road Relocation Underway for Union City Dam Project
Army engineers prepare first construction for Union City Dam and Reservoir as Vipond and Vipond win a 3.15 million contract to relocate highways 25048 and 25049 through the reservoir area. Project, part of the French Creek flood control program, carries an estimated total cost of 10.1 million. Work begins with site offices on French Creek, relocation from Route 8 to Waterford Township, and includes several local roads. Resident engineer Marvin Staples, joined by Toby Hensel and Carl Mallow, will manage the Union City phase after Shenango Reservoir work ends May 1. Summers leads layout with Don Walters overseeing construction.
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Union City
French Creek
Shenango River
Sharpsville
Mercer County
Sincce
Don Staples
Shenango Reservoir
Toby Hensel
Carl Mallow
Staples
Hensel
Blaine Summers
Vipond
Amity Township
Waterford
Waterford Township
Corps
Marvin Hawkrey
Don Walters
Summers
Planned To Raze House But Fire Got There First
Meadville attorney George X. Simonetta owned the Cochranton house occupied by the William Coulson family. A kerosene stove explosion and a strong draft caused the fire before noon, destroying the two story dwelling. Coulson wife and three grandchildren escaped unharmed and likely stayed with relatives. The house, uninsured, was to be razed and the Coulsons living there rent free.
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Meadville
George X. Simonetta
William Coulson
Cochranton
Sheakleyville
Simonetta
Court Refuses Hoffa Appeals End of Road for Stay
Washington AP The Supreme Court refused to rehear James Hoffa on his 1964 conspiracy and jury conviction leaving his eight year prison term and $10,000 fine intact. Hoffa sought delay and a new hearing but Justice Stewart and the court blocked further relief.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Supreme Court
Hoffa
Potter Stewart
U.S. District Court
Chatanooga
Tenn
Haifa
Stewart
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Corry Marine
Goldberg
Arthur J. Goldberg
U. S
United Nations
Eisaku Gaia
Tokyo
Japan
TIME
Senator Clark
Dhanbad
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Vipond and Vipond, Inc
Hollidaysburg
Cape Charles
Caldas
Coast Guard
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