Large country home with 6 rooms and garage for sale
Describes a 1960 era country property on expanded acreage with 6 rooms, oak barage, large kitchen, formal living space, Union address, gas heat, full basement, and a 50x150 lot. Mentions 4 bedrooms, Union TMENT, interior paint, wall fireplace, drilled well, and a quick sale price around 10000 with contact for secretary.
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Prqvina
Fornbee
Bath & Ongille
Ami
Plant
Union
Zanzibar Renamed Peoples Republic of Zanzibar
The revolutionary government in Zanzibar officially adopts the name The Peoples Republic of Zanzibar while Soviet recognition signals growing ties. Amid U S tensions President Abeid Karume denounces U S inaction and orders the expulsion of Consul Frederick P Picard, leaving Donall K Petterson as the remaining American diplomat in Zanzibar.
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Zanzibar
Peoples Republic of
Soviet Union
Abeid Karume
Khrushchev
Tass
Kaeume
United States
U.S
Frederick P. Picard
Pic- Ex
City eyes housing code to curb junk houses
Corry City Council and Planning Commission push a tentative housing code to set minimum standards for housing, enforceable by barring rental of substandard buildings or via tax takings. The plan also targets unsightly billboards and eye sores, with enforcement to come through updated zoning and code measures.
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Corry
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Council
Planning Commission
Fail To Enlist Canvassers For Mothers March
Robert Brown local drive chairman reports no Corry woman has stepped forward to lead the door to door canvass for the annual Mothers March fundraiser. With no organizers, only coin containers remain in local stores. The drive supports treatment of birth defects and arthritis in all ages, shifting from polio focus after vaccines reduced need.
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Robert Brown
Brown
Baboon to human kidney transplant performed in Denver
A sixth baboon to human kidney transplant at Colorado General Hospital was completed in six hours. The 31 year old recipient was in satisfactory condition. Of the five prior baboon kidney recipients, one died and four are reportedly progressing satisfactorily.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado, General Hospital
Area Crash Ends Five Day Injury Free Run
Corry area highways were accident free for nearly five days until a 9 45 a m crash on Route 6 injured no one but caused 425 dollars in property damage. Preston Anthony 60 of Corry and George Munch 26 of Warren were involved with possible charges pending after Munch attempted to pass as Anthony turned onto Scott's Crossing.
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Corry
R. D
Preston Anthony
Scott's Crossing
George Munch
Warren
Munch
Anthony
Pledger and Bracken to Lead Key Club for Next Term
Lance Pledger was elected president and Thomas Bracken vice president of the Key Club at Corty Area High School for the coming school term beginning in September. Outgoing officers are Lee Miller and Thomas Grice. The youth service club participates in school and civic activities and is sponsored by Kiwanis. New members will be welcomed at the start of the term.
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Bracken
Key Club
Lance Pledger
Thomas Bracken
Corty Area
PLAN JFK MEMORIAL IN DUBLIN PROPOSED
Dublin plans a memorial honoring President John F Kennedy with a con erte and assembly hall to be built as part of Trelsind’s moral tribute. The proposal, announced Friday night, signals a major civic project in Ireland.
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Dublin
Ireland
Trelsind
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy predicts Malaysia crisis to settle at Asian summit
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy said disputants in the Malaysian crisis will meet at a conference table to resolve differences. He will reconvene with Indonesia's President Sukarno in Jakarta next Wednesday after talks with Philippine President Diosdado Macapagal in Manila and Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman in Kuala Lumpur. Kennedy, 38, noted Sukarno views Malaysia as British neo colonialism and said an Asian summit between Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Philippines is very possible.
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Tokyo
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Johnson
Indonesia
Sukarno
Malaysia
Jakarta
Diosdado Macapagal
Philippines
Manila
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Kuala Lumpur
Su~bandrio
Sabah
British North Borneo
John F. Kennedy
Khrushchev backs act as Panama breaks ties with U S
Soviet Premier Khrushchev voiced support for Panama and denounced U S actions in the Canal Zone as Panama declares a break in diplomatic relations. Most U S embassy staff and dependents evacuate to the Canal Zone while Panama seeks full recall of embassy personnel amid anti American protests.
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Panama
Canal Zone
United States
Khrushchev
U.S
Ism
Spe
Washington
Panama City
U.S. State Department
Peace Corps
U.S. Agency For International Development
Johnson
Edwin M. Martin
Canal
Robert Chiari
Kid Smokers Decreasing Head Says Schools Cut Teen Smoking
In Pittsburgh the head of a research firm reports teenage smoking has fallen from 36 percent in 1958 to 29 percent in 1963. Eugene Gilbert, president of Gilbert Marketing Group, credits school efforts and American Cancer Society education programs. He spoke at the society eastern kickoff for its national fund drive after a nationwide survey of about 2,000 youths.
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Pittsburgh
Eugene Gilbert
Gilbert Marketing Group
New York
Gilbert
American Cancer Society
Albion Solon Raps Shakedown By Philly Phony Tickets
Assemblyman Blair of Albion accuses Philadelphia of a statewide traffic ticket racket. Alderman Norbert Bachemer of Corry reports motorists unfairly ticketed while not near Philadelphia. Philadelphia solicitor Edward Becker cites human error amid a million annual tickets. Blair demands court action to address bogus tickets and notary fees.
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Stanley Blair
Albion
Corry
Philadelphia
Blair
Norbert Bachemer
Fof Corry
Bach Omer
Board of Magistrates of
Erie County
Bachemer
Pennsylvania
Robert Morgan
Morgan
Board of
Edward E. Becker
Mothers Kill 5 Children in Carbon Monoxide Tragedy
A 33-year-old mother and three of her children were found dead in a Wilmington station wagon with lethal carbon monoxide fumes. A vacuum hose linked to the exhaust and a window, investigators say the mother died by her own action and the children by homicide.
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Wilmington
Del
Theresa B. Loeb
Midvale
Robert
Ronald
Cheryl Lynn
Herbert M. Harrington
Delaware State Polce
Pennsylvania
Loebs
Delaware
Washes Clothes But Gets Taken To The Cleaners
Mrs Archie Miller of 124 West Washington reports a theft at Quick Clean Coin Laundry on East Washington. She left the shop during a wash cycle to go to a bank and returned to find her clothes gone. police say they are investigating a possible wet wash theft.
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Archie Miller
West Washington Street
Army Draft Policy Sparks Fairness Debate in Atlanta
Arthur Hershey director of selective service argued that the draft favors young unmarried men over older married men. He told reporters in Atlanta that while there is little justice in drafting the young while leaving older men unused, the government must use personnel it can deploy.
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Army
Atlanta
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Hershey
Armed Services
Two More Yanks Killed In Asia
In Saigon a U S Army escort helicopter was shot down in the Mekong Delta. Two American crewmen and a British colonel aboard are reported missing and feared dead. Five U S helicopter crewmen were killed and three wounded in prior ops supporting a South Vietnamese campaign against Red bases in the delta.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Mekong Delta
Mekong River
U.S
Britain
South
Burglar Rifles Register At Bowling Alley
City police investigate an early morning break in at BowlAire bowling alley where a burglar escaped with more than $100 from the cash register and an unknown amount from a cigarette machine. Entry was gained through a steel casement window. suspect fled the same way. Detective work continues with a single lead as of afternoon.
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BowlAire
Allan Dunnewald
Lef
Denny Becker
Dunnewald
James Kennel
Recker
Pleasant Street
Spaulding Co
Meadville
Walter Prewatt
Dunnewold
Johnson urges more women in top government posts
President Johnson told his all male Cabinet that the government has not used enough of American women’s brainpower. He said the era of top jobs for men is over and ordered Cabinet members to review the issue. Esther Peterson and Elizabeth Garpenter briefed on women in government and urged more women into high level posts.
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Washington
Johnson
Allmale
Munday
Esther Peterson
Elizabeth Garpenter
Peterson
Tatler
Jvery
Fancy Dem Footwork ousts Sandy Maclyor
County commissioners voted to accept the resignation of Alexander Sandy Maclyor after 12 years as chief county voter registrar. Leona Bogdanski was named to the post as third assistant registrar amid pay cuts. The move followed Democratic pressure and amid prior accusations of irregular voter registrations linked to party officials.
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Alexander “Sandy” Maclyor
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Louis Rzymek
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Ageiste Ant
Leona Bogdanski
Macivor
Peter Schaal
Rzymek
Sea
Carl Proctor
Schaal
Icer
Fraym
Bill
GOP
Interest Free Loan In Bern Sparks Geneva Talks
Authorities in Bern discuss an interest free loan tied to Swiss facilities as Geneva hosts a formal briefing. The proposed arrangement involves Sirien officials examining terms and potential funding mechanisms. Observers note complex negotiations centered on regulatory approvals and international cooperation.
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Bern
Switzerland
Sirien
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