Fragmentary OCR hints at city library posting and repairs
Readable bits show a city library notice with repairs and services referenced. Names like Tate, Betty Sarah, and Wright appear alongside a date and numbers, suggesting an official public notice about a library project and related approvals.
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Yling
Tate
Sleski
Betty Sarah Ss
Hbors Rvices
Ura US
Ibrary
P. M. Viday
Lowing Wright
Reparan & Nitect
Erle
Corry Bypass Gathers No 1 Roads Spotlight
The Erie County Corry bypass on Route 6 leads a $3.4 billion six year state roads program unveiled to the legislature as part of Gov. Scranton’s 10 year plan. Officials expect fall start for the bypass with construction approvals already given by the highways department pending Public Utilities Commission review in Erie.
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Abou Ben Adam
Corry
Erié County
State Highways Department
Exie County
Gov
Harold Reslink
Erie
State Highway Commission
Erie County
Wilfred Madigan
Commission
Highway Department
Reslink
Highways Department
Appalachia
State Police face rising crime with too few troopers
The Pennsylvania State Police, born in 1905 with 228 men policing 45 000 square miles, now fields about 2 185 troopers to protect 12 million residents. Sgt George Martin at the Corry substation says holiday patrols begin at 6 pm and run around the clock through Monday night with lights on to curb highway and crime. He notes rising crime and traffic injuries prompting calls to raise trooper pay by 300 to expand the force. Read more on Page Six.
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Pennsylvania
George Martin
Corry
Martie
Martin
Spring Creek
Loltsville
Bear Lake
Eldred City
Titusville
Centerville
Lincolnville
Canadohia Lake
Erie Crawford County
Mill Wil
Case of Breaking Without Entering at Local Bank
Police report a non entering incident at the National Bank of Corty last night when a car rammed into the rear double glass doors, bending the frame and shattering the glass. Bank official Robert Clark has not yet estimated the damage. The doors are designed to admit a display area, but the rule is to open them first.
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National Bank of Corty
Karl Falatyk
Mott Street
Palatyk
Horst
Robert Clark
Plan To Bomb U. S. Embassy In Tokyo
Akahata, the Japanese Communist party newspaper, reports Trotskyist elements plan to bomb the U S Embassy in Tokyo citing highly reliable sources. An embassy spokesman says Tokyo police informed authorities of possible violence but no extra precautions are in place. In Charleston, Gen Mark W Clark, 69, former UN commander in Korea, resigns after 11 years as president of The Citadel.
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Tokyo
Akahata
U. S
Clark Done
Charleston
8. C
Mark W. Clark
United Nations
Korea
Citadel, State Military College
S. C
U S Planes Hammer At Dien Bien Phu
U S Air Force aircraft pounded Dien Bien Phu airfield and ore racks in North Viet Nam during the day. South of the border Viet Cong mortars hit two air strips, while U S helicopters were damaged at Cheo Reo and Soc Trang. Marine Lt Gen Frank G. Petersen said more Marines could be sent to South Viet Nam and about 500 more Marines landed in Qui Nhon, raising total to nearly 17,000.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Bien Phu
U.S. m
U.S
Cheo Reo
Soc Trang
DA Nang
U.S. Marine Corps
Pacific
South Viet ‘Nam
Pye
Migtor
William C. ‘Westmoreland
Jak
Dien Bien Phu
Hanoi
Natural deaths of Crowells in California ages 73 and 72
Tulare County coroner reports autopsy findings for Omar Crowell 73 and wife Mrs Crowell 72 who died in California on May 11 from natural causes. Omar died of cancer at a mountain resort cabin near Visalia in Kings Canyon National Park. his wife died of a heart attack after finding him dead. The couple had been touring the West, staying at Wilsonia Lodge 8000 feet up. Omar founded Model Dairy and had sold it two years earlier. Mrs Crowell was active in church and community affairs.
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Tulare County
California
Omar Crowell
Corry
Max Foster
Crowell
Visalia
Kings Canyon National Park
Foster
Wilsonia Lodge
Sheriff’s Office
Local Trucker Seeks Expanded PUC Area Beyond Corry
Erie County hearing July 16 concerns T Arthur O Day of East Main Street requesting expansion of moving and hauling operations. Current limit 10 miles from Corry would extend to Union City with a 100 mile radius. License would add monuments and markers to cemeteries within 20 miles of Union City and hauling household goods within 18 miles.
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Uunties Commission
Erie County
T. Arthur O'Day
East Main Street
PUC
O'Day
Corry
Union City
Moyer
City Seeks Bids for Sewer Line to Serve Motel
The city advertises for bids to construct 3600 feet of sanitary sewers on Sciota and Springs streets. Bids open July 19 at City Council. The Sciota line serves the Congress Tans motel at Sciota and East Columbus, with construction to begin soon. The motel project hinges on unresolved legal details handled by Attorney William Peiffer.
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Auc Cny
Sciota
Springs
Sciota Street
East Columbus Avenue
William Peiffer
Cosmonauts to Visit Cuba This Month
Soviet space figures Col. Pavel Belyayev and Lt. Col. Alexei Leanov are slated to visit Cuba this month, as reported by Havana Radio heard in Miami yesterday. The visit underscores improving ties with Cuba and marks a notable stop in their international itinerary.
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Epacemen
Cuba
Miami
Pavel Belyayev
Alexei Leanov
Havana
Yester
Police Chief Fined $100 for Careless Driving
SHREVEPORT Louisiana AP Police Chief Harvey Teasley was fined 100 dollars after an accident when he drove the wrong way on a one way street and struck another car. City Court Judge G Randall Whitmeyer said the fine matched any citizen in a similar case.
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Shreveport
Harvey Teasley
Teasley
G. Randall Whitmeyer
State To Do After Head Of Schools For$30,000
Harrisburg AP A bill boosting executive and cabinet level salaries including the superintendent of public instruction cleared the General Assembly in a post midnight session before a summer break. It also raises pay for legislative employees by 20 percent on average. The measure totals a 140000 salary increase. The governor would see 11000 raise to 46000 and other top offices from 500 to 32500 while 16 cabinet officers rise from 20000 to 25000. Scranton has not indicated final signoff and backs sealed cabinet salaries.
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Harrisburg
Superintendent of Public Instruction
General Assembly
Gov. Scranton
Scranton
Senate
Democratic House
Torie Talses
Gener
Negroes To Use Politics To Reach Goals
Durham AP report covers CORE leader James Farmer urging use of politics and community organization to advance Negro rights. He calls for candidates to run for public office and coalition with the Freedom Democratic movement to shift power away from segregationist Democratic structures in Mississippi and beyond. Farmers stresses CORE’s survival depends on workers gaining political power.
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Durham
N.C
James Pamer
Congress of Racial Equality
Farmer
CORE
Palmer
Freedom Democratic Movement
Freedom Democratic Party
Mississippi
Democratic Party
William Dudley Pelley Dies at 75 in Indiana
William Dudley Pelley, leader of the Silver Shirts, a fascist patterned group, died at his Noblesville home at age 75. His Galilean magazine writings led to his sedition conviction in 1942.
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Noblesville
Ind
William Dudly Pelley
The
Silver Shirts
Pelley
Galilean
Pa Solons Vote Selves Fat Pay Hike
Pennsylvania lawmakers adjourned for a two week recess after voting themselves a salary increase from 6000 to 7200 dollars a year effective 1987. The House and Senate also advanced a 2.5 million emergency request for the University of Pittsburgh and approved other pay raises for officials and staff. Reps Ford O'Dell and Stanley Blair supported the hike. The package lifts expense allowances to 4900 for representatives and senators and boosts pensions by 50 percent. Gov Scranton expected to sign next week.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
Erie County
Erie
Ford O'Dell
Stanley Blair
New York
Michigan
River trip led by Kennedy veteran reaches Utah border
Cole Ele SPRINGS reports veteran river runner Hatch will command three 27 foot rubber boats as the Kennedy party travels from Lily Park on the Yampa toward Dinosaur Quarry in Dinosaur National Monument Utah crossing the Yampa Green Rivers border area. The group plans a first night at Echo Park and a noon finish near Sunday. Kennedy says he is making the trip because he has never done it before.
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Elesprings
Cole
Apy
Done Bate
Robert F. Kennedy
Yampa
Green
Utah
Colorado
Kennedy
Ethel
Vernal
James Whittaker
Wittakagones
Camis da
Whittaker
Seattle
Mt. Everest
Hatch
Lily Park
Yamba
Rive
Dinosaur Quarry
Green River
Echo Park
Dinosaur National Monument
Prejudiced Motives Probe After Seattle Police Shootout
In Seattle an off duty officer killed Robert L. Reese a 41 year old Negro outside a Chinatown case on June 20. An all white coroner s jury ruled the shooting excusable and the prosecutor charged two white officers with assault. Mayor Braman ordered an investigation into possible prejudice and steps to correct any bias. Four Negroes were charged with assault and the off duty officers were suspended. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People official Jack Tanner said he would file a civil rights complaint with the U.S. attorney s office and seek a wrongful death action.
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Seattle
Wash
J. D. Braman
Robert L. Reese
Harold J. Larsen
Chinatown
Larsen
Franklin G. Junell
Reese
Charles C. Carroll
Junell
C. A. Rouse
sufon_m
Jack Tanner
Northwest
National Association
the Advancement of Colored Feanles
Tanner
U.S. Attorney's Office
Washington
Keilling
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State General Assembly
Marla Kidsteinger
Kim
Jane Blsgard
Children's Hospital
Louisville
Potomac
Potomac River
Washington, D.C
Ports South
Onal
Washington Monument
Jefferson Memorial
U. Ss
Bobby K
Bobby Kennedy
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