Bid opening notices and unclear excerpts from 1964 school and equipment bids
A mixed OCR fragment references a February bid opening for a school project in Cap 1 Pro i and a list of reserve amounts, offices, and bidding terms. It mentions a Warren dated document, a vehicle and ski competition note, and an engineering context with bidders to submit envelopes and marks, but many lines are garbled and names or exact details remain unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
al Amaryania School
Ty. Warren
Ecreti
Corbin
Erland
Relay satellites readied for worldwide radio link test
Relay 2 circled Earth and may be joined Friday by Echo 2 as RCA built Relay 2 transmits a test pattern from Mojave to Nutley with U S Japan greetings planned. Echo 2 aims to expand to 195 feet and bounce signals with the United States and Russia in a first joint satellite experiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relay 2
Cape Kennedy
Mojave
Calif
Nutley
N.J
U.S
Johnson
Vandenberg Air Force Base
United States
Russia
RCA
Hotel Corry Sealed as Trustee Ends Reorganization
The Hotel Corry, part of Colonial of Smethport Inc, was closed at noon by the court appointed trustee amid bankruptcy actions. Fassett Hotel Wellsville and Colonial Smethport are to close next, with all three under Chapter 10 proceedings to seek a plan for continuance. Reopenings were uncertain. sale of the five story building to cover mortgages is possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Colonial of Smethport, Inc
Fassett
Wellsville
Colonial Hotel
Smethport
Roy Pettit
Forther
Spaak Warns France Recognition Sets Back NATO
Paul-Henri Spaak said France recognizing Communist China is a clear setback for the NATO alliance. Spaak, a former NATO secretary general, noted Belgium is a founding member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NATO
Tokyo
Pauls Henri Spaak
China
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Spaak
Bel- UM
Ruby trial moved as defense seeks venue change
In Dallas AP report Jack Ruby's defense plans to press to move his murder trial out of Dallas citing general hostility. A three man psychiatrist panel will examine Ruby on orders of Judge Joe Brown, potentially delaying the trial from February 3 to February 17 or beyond. Brown warned he may relocate the trial if venue is not changed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Jack Ruby
Sourt
Aim
Ruby
Joe
B. Brown
Melvin Belli
Rudy
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Brown
YMCA Meeting Plans February 26 For Eight Directors
The Young Men's Christian Association of Corry schedules its annual meeting on February 26 at 1 p.m. at the YMCA to elect eight directors to the 21 member board. A five member nominating committee has named candidates. nominations by five percent of the voting membership, 639, are allowed and must be filed 15 days before the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's, Christian Association of Corry
YMCA
Miss Antoinette Baressi
G. Boyd Berrett
Alton F. Dabistrand
R. Elwin Fuller
George F. Hagger
George R. Sample
Hubert S. Vaughn
David A. Hilstrom
E. Whittlesey
D. Armour Hillstrom
Association
Clifford Buesink
B. G
Barney) Bennett
Vellah Bracken
George Hagger
Rey
Walter W. Gilliland
Hit and Run Crash on Route 8 Injures Vehicle
Corry State Police seek identity of hit and run driver after Eugene M. Brown, 17, of North East, swerved to avoid a head on collision on Route 8 two miles north of Wattsboro. His car was struck on the right side, about $400 in damage, and the other vehicle fled the scene. Brown was northbound when the other auto approached in its lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Eugene M. Brown
Wattsboro
Brown
Ten Year Old Girl Pregnant in Chicago Case
Police report a 10-year-old Chicago girl is pregnant and due in about two weeks. The child named a 16-year-old foster-family member as the father. Catholic charities will care for her after birth as doctors describe the pregnancy as astonishing and unsettling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Catholic Charities
Peru
Johnson Criticizes Gift Gift From Senate Inquiry
Washington AP Lyndon B Johnson faced sharp criticism from Sen John J Williams R Del over his acceptance of a free stereophonic console disclosed in a Senate probe of former aide Robert G Baker The senator condemned lavish gifts to officials as intolerable and noted Don Reynolds testimony that in 1959 Baker suggested a stereo set costing over 500 be given to Johnson Reynolds also testified he arranged more than 1200 worth of advertising for a radio TV station owned by the LBJ Co while Johnson was Senate Democratic leader Mrs Johnson controlled the LBJ Co and later placed stock in trust
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Robert G. Baker
John J. Williams
Williams
Sunder
U.S
Don B. Reynolds
Washington and
Silver Springs
Baker
Johnson
Reynolds
Austin
Tex
LBJ Co
Corry man awarded 2000 in beer fracas case
Melvin J. Smith of Corry won a 2000 verdict against Michael Bailey in Erie County court after a 1961 nightclub incident began with beer sprayed on Smith and his wife. The Polish Club was dismissed as a defendant. Bailey bore the full liability for the judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Erie County
Melvin J. Smith
Smith
Bailey
James B. Dwyer
William J. Kelley
John Spaeder
Kennedy arrives in Jakarta for Malaysia crisis talks
Ally. Gen. Robert Kennedy reaches Jakarta to press for a three nation summit among Sukarno Rahman and Macapagal over the Malaysia dispute. Kennedy hints at a major announcement within 24 hours as Sukarno schedules two pre London talks to push peace efforts.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Robert P. Kennedy
Malaysia
Sukaro
Federation
Kennedy
Kuala Lumpur
OH Care Hari
Philippines
Sukarno
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Diosdado Macapagal
Malaya
Singapore
British Borneo
Sabah
British North Borneo
Sarawak
Rahman
Borneo
Tokyo
London
City to Sell Two Plots Near Airport
Lawrence City Council and Airport Authority move toward improving Lawrence Airport with a paved year round runway and low intensity night lighting. Total cost about 90000 dollars, 25 percent funded by the city. state and federal funds cover the rest. Authority asks sale of adjacent city land to speed acquisitions, with bids set at 1500 dollars for 2 1/2 acres and 2000 dollars for 13 acres. Proceeds go to pay for land and easements.
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City Council
Airport Authority
Lawrence Airport
Pennsylvania
Connell
Airport Road
Spring Street
Russians Study Arms Proposal at Geneva Conference
Western and neutral delegates at the disarmament conference in Geneva reported confidence that the Soviet Union is studying President Johnson's new arms control proposals with exceptional interest. They noted Johnson's call for a freeze on nuclear delivery systems and measures to prevent spread of weapons, alongside multilateral and bilateral ideas.
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Geneva
Vena
Soviet Union
Johnson
Soelmuir
Eae
Newitt Athletic Alliance
Not Guilty In Snow Case Pleases Local Writer
Charles Mack a fire truck driver at East Washington Street No 2 Station was found not guilty of throwing snow into a city street under the amended ordinance. Council members Ray Weber and Norbert Bachomner supported the ruling, with K S Durham a Main Street grocer voicing approval in a letter to the council. Durham argued ordinances resemble a European police state and urged neighborly living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mack
Ray Weber
Corry
Mack
Council
City of
Durham
Accuse Maclver of Sabotage During Exit
The Erie County Voter Registrar office accuses outgoing Republican staff of sabotaging operations to hinder the new Democratic regime. Alleged pranks include purge postcard names, removal of key labels, and displaced labels causing confusion. Helen Gressley, new chief registrar, cites irate calls and disrupted mailings as proof of sabotage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
Erie
Helen Gressley
Alexander
Sandy) Mac
Ivor
Gregsley
Veterans Affairs Department
GOP
Corry makes progress updating backlog in 1963
City of Corry reports 1963 activity focused on streets, sewers, sidewalks and bridges. Se wer work on White Street laid 1 068 feet of sanitary sewer costing 5 639 dollars. Storm sewers totaling 1 246 feet were installed. The city now has 25 miles of sewers. Five streets were paved, including curbing, for about a mile. East Street awaits summer resurfacing. Total contract costs near 24 424 dollars plus 5 912 dollars for resurfacing contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
David Johown
City Ena
White Street
Calwell
Yates
East Street
Driverless Bus Rolls Down Hill Kills Couple in Philadelphia
An elderly Philadelphia man Lenton Barrett aged 77 was killed and his wife Elsie 67 injured when a driverless Philadelphia Transportation Co Route K bus rolled backward down a hill and struck them as they crossed the street. Driver William F B Everett 35 said he parked the bus and went inside for coffee. The bus knocked them to the pavement, hit a traffic signal standard, then stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lenton Barrett
Elsie
Roxborough Memorial Hospital
William FB. Everett
Levittown
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Sammy Davis Jr Aids Tragedy Victim In Port Nerpis
Entertainer Sammy Davis Jr donates 1200 to a Port Nerpis family after a fatal fire that killed a wife and two children. David Johnson says he has nothing left and thanks Davis as he presents funds from his performances at a local supper club. Insurance on the victims had lapsed days before the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamden
Sammy Davis Jr
Port Nerpis
Davis
David D. Johnson
Johnson
Nike-X System Facing Year Of Decision On Priority
Washington AP reports a potential decision in 1964 on the Nike-X antimissile system. If approved by President Johnson and Defense Secretary McNamara, funding could rise toward 20 billion. Officials say no procurement or deployment decision has been made yet, but tests and development will proceed this year with over 225 million budgeted previously for Nike-X and Nike Zeus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Secretary of Defense
Robert 8
Nike
John FP. Kennedy
Russians Visit Shreveport Russians Leave After Diplomatic Inquiry
In Shreveport Louisiana two Russians identified themselves as members of the Russian naval attache staff and said they held diplomatic immunity after officers questioned them on a downtown street near Barksdale Air Force Base. The men, who spoke with Russian accents and listed the Russian Embassy as an address, planned to depart that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Washington
George D’artois
Barksjdale Air Force Base
D'Artois
Paia
DiArtois
Colt A.V. Tidalov
Air
Alex Chizkov
Man Wins 9000 For Suggestion Prize
A man unnamed in the clipping won a $9,000 prize for a suggestion submitted to a corporation associated with staples. The entry was praised as the top award among high prize offerings and noted as a historic payout. The event took place in Washington with the prize presented to the winner.
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Mein
LA Jolla
Douglas C. McDougal
Marine Corps
Blasts Johnson
Corry Man
Bobby
Maclver
iTragedy Family
Nike-X
Man
Pilko
Tet Corp
Staples Way
Hamaggeaton
Harold Dy
Lily
Appilamoe
Phnet
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