Estate Sale and Auction Notice in Erie area
Estate notice for a local Erie area sale and auction listing includes real estate with basement bed and bath, two months online listing, a two month period, and a large auction prospect. It mentions an income and an acre lot near Columbus and West Local Union pressions. The notice references the sale by a local broker and various contact details.
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Erlee
Od Electronale
Bath
Columbus
Iman
N.Y
Erie
Nia
Onal Bank Ania
Orney
Massive Midwest Snowstorm Drags On
Lethal blizzard cripples Illinois Indiana Michigan and Wisconsin. Chicago records 27 dead in Illinois 28 in the city 10 in Michigan 5 in Wisconsin and 3 in Indiana. Looting disrupts a frigid city as police cancel leaves.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ilnois
Indiana
Michigan
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Canada
Toronto
Laurentians
Quebec
Weather Bureau
Kalamazoo
Mich
Missouri
West Side
West Roosevelt Road
VEW Clubs At Corry UC Hit With Fines
The Corry and Union City Veterans of Foreign Wars clubs were fined $500 each by the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board for selling to non members. The PLCB Erie office also suspended Pilot House in Erie for 30 days for allowing minors. Other area fines included South Erie Turners 300 and La Nueva Aurora 250 for sales to non members. Cancer claims banker Singapore?
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Corry
Union City Veterans of Foreign Wars
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Corry Club
West Washington Street
Union City Club
Erie
PLCB
South Erie Turners
South End Beneficial Association
la Nueva Aurora
Elmer W
Bernice Snyder
Snyder's Beer Distributors
Fulton Athletic Club
Liberty Society
New Castle Man Charged With Second Murder
Donald L. Brown, 23, of New Castle, charged with murder for the January 6 killing of Wallace Coulson, 67, whose body was found near his Sandy Lake area home. Brown already faces murder charges in Ada Lumley, 16, found dead January 21 in an abandoned strip mine near Grave City.
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Mercer
New Castle
Donald L. Brown
Wallace Coulson
Coulson
R. D
Sandy Lake
Brown
Butler County
Ada Lumley
Grave City
Ships Fight For Survival After Collision
In Chesapeake Bay near Smith Point Light Station, the American freighter Besyer State suffered a fog blind collision that ripped and flooded forward holds. Winds and rising seas complicated rescue as Borodoro, a Liberian ore carrier, sat aground about 60 miles north of Norfolk with a 34 man crew evacuated. Captain Tomas R Cueto, First Mate Tose Losada and First Engineer were among those aboard.
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Norfolk, Va
Chesapeake Bay
Borodoro
Norfolk
Smith Point Light Station
Tomas R. Cueto
Tose, Losada
Apollo astronauts mourned as families learn of deaths
The three Apollo fliers were married with two children each. By 6 45 p m Friday families were informed as sheriff s deputies guards and police kept crowds back at their Houston area homes. Astronauts Grissom White and Chaffee were to have returned for a flight plan conference for Apollo 1.
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Air Force
Virgil I. Grissom
Edward H. White
Navy
Roger B. Chaffee
The
Space Center
Apollo
Spacecraft Center
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Houston
Cape
Betty Grissom
Scott
Mark
Michael Collins
Martha Chaffee
Stephen
Cheryl
Jan Armstrong
Astro
Bombers Rain Fire On Viet Cong Jungle Stronghold
U S B52 bombers hit War Zone C near the Cambodian frontier in an incendiary raid the second this month. In the Mekong Delta gunships tracked Viet Cong in sampans, destroying 32 boats and killing 44. North Vietnam air raids totaled 85 missions, with an F4C Phantom shot down and two crew rescued at sea.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Mekong
North Vietnam
Gulf of Tonkin
U S Camp Grows Near Mekong Five Miles From My Tho
A U S camp on the Mekong near My Tho in South Vietnam expands over an ee square mile area filled with sand and mud dredged from the river. A large dredge, the world's fourth largest, was blown up by Viet Cong. An artificial port for landing craft serves the base, which remains cut off from road and air traffic.
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Mekong River
My Tho
South Vietnam
Mekong
Apollo Moon Trip Fate Hangs On Findings
Houston reports the Apollo program battered by the deaths of astronauts Grissom White and Chaffee and a possible delay to 1970 moon landing. Officials say outcome hinges on investigations to determine fire cause and potential design fixes before any manned flight resumes.
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MANNED SPACE_CENTER
Houston
Tex
America
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Olin Teague
D-Tex
House Aeronautics Committee
Air Force
Coot
Virgil J
New Homes and Remodeling Activity Declines In City
City records show a drop in construction and remodeling tied to tighter credit. Dave Johnson reports eight new homes valued at 122000 and 22 non residential permits totaling 176800, plus 38 home remodeling jobs and 20 other projects valued at 7200. City assessors may list higher figures. Bishop Kepacz Dies In Poland At 73.
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Dave Johnson
Johnson
Police Capture Accused Slayer in Ligonier Case
Police arrested 22 year old Donald Schober of Ligonier R D 2 after he appeared at his parents home near Ligonier ending a search for the man accused of fatally shooting Lloyd Johnson 26 in a New Alexandria parking lot last Monday night. He had been sleeping in woods by day and traveling on foot at night and was taken without a struggle.
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Ligonier, Pa
Donald Schober
Ligonier
R. D
Westmoreland
Schober
Lloyd Johnson
R.D
New Alexandria
Ohio men sentenced in Leetsdale assault case
Three Ohio men connected to a motorcycle gang were sentenced in Allegheny County to county workhouse terms for morals violations and assault and battery in the Leetsdale teen assault case. John Hrusovski 28 John J. Smith 19 and Ralph A. Spasetta Jr 28 received consecutive terms. A fourth defendant John Jones 27 of Sebring Ohio appeals his conviction and awaits next month for arguments.
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Pittsburgh
Ohio
Leetsdale
Allegheny County
John Hrusovski
John J. Smith
Youngstown
Ralph A. Spasetta Jr
Leetonia
Hrinovski
Spasetta
Apollo 1 Faces Hundreds of Failures in QA
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Apollo 1 spacecraft shows persistent problems during development. At a Houston symposium Dr Joseph Shea said the life support environmental control system logged something over 200 individual failures in qualification. Delays pushed launch from late 1906 to February 21 following leaks and test postponements.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Houston
Joseph Shea
Apollo
Manned Spacecraft Center
Infant Girl Perishes In Area Blaze
A 4 month old Portland girl died from asphyxiation in an early morning house fire in Mayville area. George Reynolds reported waking to flames in a bedroom, unable to enter. Coroner to rule after state police fire marshal investigation.
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Mayville
N. Y
Portland
N.Y
Brocton
Westfield
Sharon Ann Klein
Catherine Klein
George Reynolds
Reynolds
Sheriff's Deputies
Klein
Kling
Chautauqua County
Ralph Wallace
Morse
Brocton Volunteer Hose Co
New York State
Apollo 1 Fire Claims Three Astronauts
Investigators probe the Apollo 1 moonship after a flash fire during a test at Cape Kennedy. Astronauts Virgil Grissom Edward White and Roger Chaffee died 6 31 EST at T minus 10 minutes before liftoff. A board of inquiry led by Dr. Floyd Thompson will determine causes as NASA vows to press ahead with the program.
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Grissom Jr
Edward H. White II
Navy
Roger B. Chaffee
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Grissom
White
Chaffee
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Samuel Phillips
U.S
Virgil J. Grissom
Edward White
Roger Chaffee
Cape Kennedy Afb
Floyd Thompson
NASA
Langley Research Center
Pad 34
Virgil T. Grissom
Charles A. Mosher
Ohio
House Science and Astronautics Committee
Washington
Apollo
Mercury
Space
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Cancer Claims
San Dingo
Calif
Ewart W. Goodwin
Cancer
Manned Space Center
United States
U.S. Camp
Warsaw
Poland
Michael Kepacz
Lodz
Central
Joseph W. Kleitz
Anna Reardon