Priced to Move: Sedan Ace Valiant Flye Ice Surfacer
An OCR fragment notes pricing for a 1913 era product or vehicle called Sedan Ace Valiant Flye Ice Surfacer on 1st Ave. The garbled text suggests a sale or price listing with emphasis on affordability and year origin. No clear dates, entities, or local organization names are recoverable.
Storm Displaces Californians Amid Heavy Snow and Wind
Northern California and Nevada faced continued snow, rain, and strong winds that forced residents from homes and snarled traffic. Redwood Creek floodwaters reached five feet in Orick. Eel River overflow impaired Humboldt farmlands. Bay Area gusts neared 100 mph as Golden Gate traffic slowed. Sacramento and San Francisco reported major rainfall and temporary power outages.
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Eureka
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Humboldt County
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Ocean
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Nevada City
Monterey
Sacramento
Ruby Cries Over Kennedy Killing Bond Hearing
The article details Ruby crying in the courtroom as prosecutors rested their bond case. Melvin Belli, Ruby's attorney, plans a swift hearing close and seeks a possible postponement of the murder trial to February 17 with a change of venue motion, arguing Dallas may not be fair.
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Ruby
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Melvin Belli
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Dallas
Former Ike aide backs mixed funding for Medicare plan
Arthur Flemming former secretary of health education and welfare told the House Ways and Means Committee that the nation needs a medical care program for the aged financed by both public and private funds. He urged a compromise social county and private insurance approach and endorsed Senator Javits proposed plan.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Arthur Flemming
Flemming
University of Oregon
Jacob K. Javits
N.Y
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National Committee On Health Care of
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Johnson Urges Nuclear Freeze
Johnson argues for a nuclear freeze highlighting three 1963 gains a limited test ban treaty a Washington Moscow hotline and a U N General Assembly ban on space weapons as creating a favorable climate for progress. Soviet setback tempers hopes as Semyon Tsarapkin meets with Foster signaling slower momentum toward a total nuclear test ban.
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Foster
Fire losses top 72 thousand in Corry for 1963
Corry Fire Chief Jerome Davis reported to the City Council that city fire losses in 1963 totaled 72 615 dollars, up from 2 523 dollars in 1962, with the TriState Hardwood Inc blaze outside the city contributing to a grand total of 105 485 dollars after alarms and damages. The department logged 106 alarms and conducted summer training with Standard Hose Company and attended a two day fire school at Edinboro State College.
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Edinboro State College
Millcreek Supervisors Seek County Aid for Peninsula Drive Signal
Millcreek supervisors will ask Erie County commissioners to share the cost of a 60 000 to 70 000 traffic signal upgrade on Peninsula Drive. The plan targets six intersections at 6th, 12th, 26th and Peninsula Drive to bolster Erie area tourism. Each intersection alteration is about 15 000, with total costs projected 75 000 to 100 000 for a full Millcreek program this year.
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Erie County
Peninsula Drive
Erie Area
Millcreek
Rossi H. Wilkins
Township budget strain noted for Recreation Commission funds
The township faces an $8,700 contribution within a $22,000 Recreation Commission budget. Supervisors plan to meet with the commission and school district officials soon to iron out this matter.
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Barbara Keith Labeled First Lady of Hot Air Ballooning Dies
Barbara Keith a 42 year old Hartford Connecticut woman and famed first lady of hot air ballooning died at sea during the Catalina Channel race. Her body was found eight miles off Dana Point locked in the balloon seat, autopsy shows drowning and pneumonia before death. Coast Guard crew recovered the body near Dana Point after she had ascended from Santa Catalina Island 48 hours earlier.
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Calif
Barbara Keith
Catalina Channel
California Balloon Club
Penn students suspended for attempting access to confidential records
University of Pennsylvania suspended several students after authorities said they studied locksmithing to gain access to confidential records. Two who entered records were turned over to police, discharged by a magistrate, and returned to campus custody. One student got probation for forging an advisor’s signature on a registration form. No charges were filed, and names were not released.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Robert P. Long Jey
Penn
Committee On Discipline
Longley
Free Library
Noted composer Ghione Dies in Rome at 77
Franco Ghione an internationally known orchestra director and composer died Sunday after a long illness. A coast guard statement described a stranded air balloon incident. Mrs Keith was found tied to the balloon with her body encased in a lifejacket and rope attaching her to gas tanks. A second rope connected her to a stuffed poodle kept as a joked copilot.
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Franco Ghione
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Coast Guard
Keith
Fourth In Series Expenses For Child Care Potential Tax Deduction
The Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants outlines a year end tax planning note on child care deductions. Eligible taxpayers may claim up to 600 dollars for dependent care expenses with rules on marital status and care arrangements. The article explains who can claim the full 3600 deduction and how the remaining 9600 deduction interacts with adjusted gross income, highlighting a potential tax saving of 12 dollars per 600 dollars at the 20 percent rate.
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Committee On Taxation
Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Public opinion splits on recognizing Communist China
A public opinion poll shows 39 percent of Frenchmen favor France recognizing Communist China, 26 percent oppose it, and 35 percent abstain from opinion. The results reflect mixed sentiment on a sensitive diplomatic issue.
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Paris
China
France
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