Fragmented OCR ObScure Brief Distorts Names
Readable fragments mention a tense incident involving an unidentified party and obstructed senior figures. Details are garbled, but the fragment hints at a local event or confrontation with unspecified locations and participants. Further text is needed to determine concrete entities or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR note on personal plight and confusion
Readable parts describe a distressed individual facing neglect and seeking help. It mentions a campaign of selfishness and emotional strain, with references to a family or social circle. The text quality is very poor and lacks clear events or dates.
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A fragmented note mentions letters reaching a person in Ais ty and an int er to Dr. town. The text is incomplete but implies communication or directions involving a doctor in town. No clear entities or events beyond these fragments can be confirmed.
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Aisty
Dr. Town
Effort Neetled To Help Cities By Buffalo Session
More than 325 business and community leaders attended a U S Chamber of Commerce session at the Hotel Statler Hilton in Buffalo. Panelists urged a total community development approach, stressing direct leadership, broad participation, and personal advocacy to overcome apathy and spur action. Speakers included Lt Ausbach of York and Kenneth Williamson of Rockwell Mfg. Co. with moderator Ritter Shumway and Edgar Bottler also taking part.
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Buffalo
Chamber of Commerce
Ausbach
J . §. Noonan
U. S
Ritter Shumway
Ritter Plaudler Corp
Rochester
Edgar ‘C. Bottler
Columbia Gas System of
New York
Hoffa's fate hinges on district court bail decision
Hoffa awaits a district court ruling on bail as the court mulls motions after his 1962 Tampering trial conviction. U.S. Solicitor General Thurgood Marshall urged keeping Hoffa jailed pending any further appeals. Hoffa asserts issues over juror misconduct and government use of an attorney's aide, with potential new appeals in play.
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District Court
Hoffa
U.S
Thurgood Marshall
Nashville
Tenn
Circuit Court
Cincinnati
Robert Vick
Vick
Junior High Gym Show at Corry Area High Friday Night
Nearly a hundred junior high students will participate in the annual gym show at Corry Area High School Thursday at 8 o'clock. Miss Carol Turner and Victor Cragg Jr. direct physical education activities and the public, admitted free, is invited. Photos show a practice session and group poses.
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Corry Area High School
Carol Turner
Victor Cragg Jr
Pressure Builds For Ethics Committee In Congress
Washington AP reports intensifying calls for a House ethics and conduct watchdog. Powell’s case drives proposals. House Rules Committee mulls options amid 40 plus measures. Republicans back a separate committee. Democrats split, timing uncertain. hearings resume today, action likely weeks away.
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Ethics Committee
Congress
Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
House
Powell
House Rules Committee
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Colmer
Charles E. Bennett
D-Fla
House Administration
Mittee
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
Hays
Education and Labor Committee
Administration Committee
Republican Rules Committee
Claude Pepper
Rules Committee
Thomas P. O'Neill
Dmass
Milk Board Opens Hearings In Pittsburgh
The state Milk Control Commission opens a two day general price hearing in Pittsburgh to decide if wholesale and retail milk prices in the 12 county Pittsburgh area should be adjusted. Consumer groups will testify and the city seeks refunds for allegedly illegal charges from a milk price increase later overturned by Dauphin County Court. Powell case moves to House as Harlem Democrat faces censure loss of seniority and a $40,000 assessment.
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Pittsburgh
State Milk Control Commission
Dauphin County
Powell
House
Free theatre ticket ad for Born Free and Walk Don’t Run
On the Avenue ads urge readers to find their name in advertisements and call the store to claim a free ticket to Blatt's Rex Theatre. The event runs Friday March 3 through Sunday March 5 featuring Virginia McKenna and Bill Travers in Born Free and Cary Grant with Samantha Eggar in Walk Don’t Run.
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Virginia McKenna
Bill Travers
Cary Grant
Samantha Eggar
Blatt’s Rex Theatre
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