Fragmented OCR: Ambiguous note on Sindar body and advances
The readable parts suggest a fragmentary message about Sindar body and widespread advances, but key names, places, and actions are unclear. No confirmed person, organization, date, or event can be reliably identified from the provided text.
Parliament Not A Rubber Stamp Says Moscow Paper
Moscow readers learn that the Supreme Soviet’s committee debates and votes on draft laws behind closed doors, with 19 to 11 committee margins cited for a water pollution measure. Literary Gazette notes full records exist, contradicting the notion of unanimous Kremlin approval and calling attention to rare documented disagreements. Also listed is a livestock sale in Union City with hogs, sows, cows, canners, veal calves, and lamb prices.
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Kremlin
Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Communist Party
Pee Moscow
Literary Garzette
Literary Gazette
Pope Plea Calls for Peace Mediation in China and Vietnam
Pope Paul VI, in St Peter’s Basilica, urged Red China to talk peace with the Roman Catholic Church. He spoke during mass to highlight persecution of Christians in China, with priests and bishops expelled or jailed. Vatican sources said the appeal hinted at Papal mediation in the Vietnam War.
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Pope Paul VI
St. Peter’s Basilica
Vatican City
Red China
China
Vatican
Catholic Protestant Bible Scholars Begin Shared Translation Study
A 22 member revisional committee of Catholic and Protestant scholars started a joint study on translation requirements for a common Bible. Cardinal Augustin Bea led the Vatican meeting with 10 Protestants and 12 Catholics, amid UBS leaders’ Rome visit. Pope Paul VI authorized further joint study following Vatican Council suggestions.
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Vatican City
Augustin Cardinal Bea
Vatican
Christian Unity Secretariat
Romey
United Bible Societies
Laton E. Holmgren
Gene
American Bible Society
Holmgren
UBS
Paul VI
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Off Street Parking Lots Help City Bridge Budget
The city planned short term borrowing for five years to cover two new parking lots. They won’t fully repay loans in that span, but seven to eight years more should cover costs. On street revenue currently fills the gap while the Parking Authority recommends further acquisitions. sixty additional spaces exist for downtown drivers.
YMCA Weekly Calendar of Activities and Sauna Schedule
A dense calendar lists YMCA events by weekday including Senior and Junior Tri-Hi-Y, High School teams, adult and youth swim programs, bus routes, and special meetings. The sauna schedule shows hours for men and women across Monday through Saturday, with a closing line emphasizing the enduring value of printed words.
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Union City
Red Cross Blood Committee
Corry
Tri-Hi-Y
Clymer
Columbus
Babcock
Sherman
Kennedy renews feud with Los Angeles mayor Yorty
In a flood of letters responding to Kennedy and Ribicoff, about 900 residents of Los Angeles defended Yorty while thousands of others criticized him. Kennedy said the city lacked leadership and authority on education welfare and health. Yorty countered that many problems were beyond his control and tied criticism to political plotting for Kennedy's White House bid.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Samuel Yorty
Los Angeles
Yorty
Kennedy
Senate
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Dconn
Yory
Ribicoff
White House
Capitol
California
Yorly
Hold Rites For Virs M Neckers
Services for Mrs. Marie Neckers were held at 2 p m yesterday at the Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer. Rev. Robert Shaver officiated and burial was in Holland Cemetery. Bearers: Harvey Bensink Harold Neckers Donald Morse Frank Zobns Jr Carlyle Neckers Donald Kent. Attendees were friends and relatives from Sherman Westfield East Aurora Jamestown and North East New York and Corry Ripley Lakewood and Dunkirk.
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Marie Neckers
Spitzer
Clymer
Robert Shaver
Clymer Hill Reformed Church
Holland Cemetery
Harvey Bensink
Harold Neckers
Donald Morse
Frank Zobns Jr
Carlyle Neckers
Donald Kent
Sherman
Westfield
East Aurora
Jamestown
New York
North East
Away
Bernice DeJean
Ann Young
Leo Neckers
Corry
Wade Neckers
William Horne
Maude Horne
Kenneth Crane
Frank Johnsky
Ripley
Carl Newell
Albert Higgs
Dunkirk
Richard Neckers
Leona Neckers
Lakewood
CIA Chief To Fill In Senators On Viet War
Washington AP The new Congress opens with a top secret CIA briefing on the Vietnam war. Intelligence chief Richard Helms will brief Sen Richard Russell's sub committee on the North Vietnamese bombing impact. Senator Symington questioned bombing efficacy and troop inflows, signaling optimism for a political settlement may be limited. Senate leaders Mansfield and Dirksen offered mixed views on peace talks, agreeing the war will dominate the 90th Congress. India Needs Soft Terms NEW DELHI A government report says India's economy is in bad shape and needs long term loans on soft terms of 25 years or more with no interest.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Central Intelligence Agency
Richard Helms
Richard B. Russell
CIA
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Symington
Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
India
New Delhi
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YMCA
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Rach Kien
Saigon
Delta
Bob Kennedy
M. Neckers
ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Dick John
Fine Association
Roberts Furniture
Columbus, Pa
Mansfield
United Nations
Dirksen
Hangi
Corry Journals
Shamburg
Minnick’s
Felver
Nichols
Fran & Jim
Al's
Dodd’s Farm
Ficcardi’s
Morris
Stutzman's
Palmer's
Winans
Sparta
Tate's Gulf
Sparta Bonis
Cutting Necker
Clymer Orton's
Bob Church
IGA Lord & Mercer
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