Unclear OCR fragment notes mechanical parts and city notice
Fragment describes tools and equipment, contact details, and a Penn City notice. Names and specifics are garbled. readable items include drill, tester, bench, seed, glass, and floor rank details. It mentions a 1959 Bisbee City reference and a public sale or notice context with neighbors listed.
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Forth
Atlor 'Son
Aern West
Bisbee
West City
Unic
Cova
Corry
Nure
Dartis
Penn
Ted
Bomb attack in Bienhoa kills five US officers and three Vietnamese
A terrorist slips into a South Viet Nam MAAG billet near Bienhoa north of Saigon during a movie and detonates a bomb killing two American advisers the bomber and three South Vietnamese. Two other Americans are wounded as fighting ensues outside the billet.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Clark Field
Manila
South Viet Nam
Bienhoa
Military Assistance Advisory Group
Children’s Swim Classes Prove Successful At Y
The YMCA reports strong early turnout for its first swim class series for children under nine. Twenty four students across four groups are enrolled for current sessions, with instructor Wilbur Cochran on vacation next week. Classes resume July 20 with the same enrollment, an August session adds 24 more, and about 13 more children have signed for a two week session starting August 15.
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Umerton
YMCA
Gerald Lane
Y Secretary
Wilbur Cochran
Lane
Thor Engine Found On Ocean Floor Near Port Hueneme
Navy divers recovered a damaged Thor missile engine from 145 fathoms off Port Arguello after 60 dives in three days. The device was raised June 30 and delivered to the Vandenberg investigation committee for study following its launch failure on June 16 at Vandenberg Air Force Base.
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Vandenberg
Force
Navy
Naval Missile
Port Arguello
Navy Iad
Civil Rights Bill At Center Of House Agenda
The House Judiciary Committee began work on two civil rights bills as leaders urge swift action. If approved next week, the measure could trigger extended House and Senate battles amid Democratic majorities. Senate leaders have pressed for quick passage, signaling a long session into September.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
Emanuel Coller 'Dny
House
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Celier
Judiciary
Senate clears 31 billion foreign aid bill amid cuts
The Senate passed a foreign aid bill totaling 1.5493 billion with military aid of 1.3 billion and 251.7 million for economic helps. Debate trimmed Eisenhower’s request by about 10 percent, with Johnson and party leaders resisting further reductions. Conferees to meet next week to resolve final allocation while 45 senators supported the measure. In a separate crash, 19 year old Daniel Law and 4 year old James Llewellyn, both of California, died from a Port Neck crash near Uniontown.
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Washington
Ariane Senate
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Alles
Toelp
House
Uniontown
Port Neck
Daniel Law
Uniontown Hospital
James Llewellyn
Greek Hero Faces Trial for Aiding Spies
Glezos 47 a famed WWII resistance figure stood before an Athens military court on charges of aiding and hiding Communist spies. He is among about 20 defendants accused of assisting spies who infiltrated Greece from the Curtain. Conviction could carry death. He previously faced a death sentence in 1947 48 during the guerrilla war but was released after two years due to his earlier wartime record.
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Aarne, Gieece
Ome Aui Plis
Glezos
Athens
Greece
Glegos
Floods Kill Dozens in South Korea After Severe Rains
Heavy rains battered South Korea last week leaving at least forty two Koreans dead and over four thousand homeless. Officials warned of continued flooding as rivers swelled and communities urged evacuation.
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Kore
Seoul
Korea
South Korea
Kozlovs Soviet tour fades with public apathy in Chicago
The Soviet traveling salesman tour led by Kozlov drew little public interest amid a rushed evening crowd in Chicago. Newsreel cameramen sought cheering for propaganda while filming a poor slum scene near East Chicago, Indiana. Kozlov faced a Friday night new setback after a car crash, with emergency crews tending to a victim identified as Mrs Martin at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Chicago
United States
Frol R. Koslov
Koslov
Moscow
Kozlov
Ussr
Film Chronicle
Inland Steel Coorant
Ind
Kozlay
South Shore Country Club
Edward Logelin
United States Steel Corp
Richard J. Daley
Toll rises as 44 dive overboard to save lives
In Hapless Denmark a lake boat explosion caused at least 46 deaths with 44 survivors leaping into the water to avoid the disaster. Captain Hans Rustofte struggled to calm passengers as the vessel grounded and burned locals say up to 90 aboard with 14 injured and many unaccounted.
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Haderslev
Denmark
Hans Rustofte
Rustofte
Hans
Scandiaigia
Wecaraa
Hans Heetoft
Suutt
Greenland
Former Senator Bender Challenged on Union Support Claims
Former Ohio Senator George H. Bender faced Senate rackets probers after he asserted he received no political backing or funds from the Teamsters in 1954. Probers asked him to respond to affidavits by Cincinnati Local 100 officials claiming the union switched support to Bender on orders from William Presser, who is under House subcommittee scrutiny. Bender had served 14 years in the House, later won a Senate seat in 1964, and worked for Hoffa to root out corruption within the union.
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Waohingtun
George H. Bender
Teamsters Union
Senate
Bender
Teamsters
William Presser
Toe
Ohio Union
House
Republica
Ohio
Thomas Burke
Iate
Robert A Tall
Teamst Ar
James R. Hoffa
Walter Schulz
Otto Frobe
Cincinnatic Local 100
Presser
Burke
Judge Orders Atlanta School Desegregation Plan by Dec 1
Judge Frank Hooper ordered Atlanta Board of Education to file a desegregation plan by December 1 to begin prompt implementation toward a race neutral school system. The order enjoins racial segregation in school operations and preserves court supervision for compliance and further relief as needed.
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Atlanta
Deeren Hooper
BD Murphy
The
Education Board
Hooper
Ernest Vandiver
Eight Million Dollar Heroin Seizure Reported
Royal Canaday Mounted Police announce seizure of heroin worth about eight million dollars and the arrest of two men, Giuseppe Colroni, 45, and Rene Fobert, 31, on conspiracy, possession, and trafficking charges. The find occurred overnight at a motel in suburban Pointe Trembles.
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Muninens
Farine
Royal Canaday Mounted Police
Pointe and Trembles
Griseppe Colroni
Rene Fobert
Exposure Kills Two On Raft Near Milwaukee
A Milwaukee area incident left two men dead after exposure as a rubber raft capsized during a severe storm. A Marine Corps helicopter rescued a third man as rough winds and high waves hindered efforts. The raft had launched from a Milwaukee suburb and was found ten miles offshore in the early afternoon.
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Milwaurfe
Michigan
Daniel
Milyanker
Tony Phipps
Dallay
Pail Mlunsky
Mayer City
Town
Wwe
Subir
Milwaukee
Harriman Reports Khrushchev Plea to See U S
Former New York diplomat Harriman returned from a six week Soviet visit and said Khrushchev sought a candid view of the United States. He described Khrushchev as hopeful about American openness and noted calls for tangible steps toward better East West relations.
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NEW York
Avirell Harriman
Ony
Soviet Union
Premie Nikita Khnishchev
Harriman
Ilewild
Khrushchev
United States
Amerean
Burrimany
Mirriman
Christan
Bovinl
Khionstehew
Harrimay
Khrush Fehev
Rhrushchey 16
Strike Apparent Steel Union Rejects Ike Plea
The Steelworkers union refused President Eisenhower's request for an indefinite extension of the two week strike truce. President David J. McDonald said the decision stood despite the appeal as negotiations continue with new discussions and potential wage considerations. Hubert Humphrey criticized the intervention in collective bargaining.
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New York
Eisenhower
David. J. McDonald
He Wien
Wealdent
Washington
Hubert H Humphrey
D-Mini
Senvire
Two Car Crash Sparks Fire and Police Response
A two vehicle collision on West Columbus Avenue near North Cenney Street drew fire department and police aid. Both drivers, Marti and Martin, sustained injuries. emergency crews transported them to nearby hospital as investigators reviewed the crash details.
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North Center Street
Golimbius Avenue
Cenney Street
Snew
Sedhe
Chiny Memorial
Marti
Marty
Nath
Center Street
West
Columbus Avenue
Che Peay
Joan Beitie
Min
Stanun
Weare
Martin
Alain
Hye
Polley
Wiey
Tits Moyning
Martha Hort
State Dem Chief To Resign Soon
The newspaper reported the Democratic chief planned to resign soon after a Harrisburg meeting with advisers and statewide candidates. Pittsburgh candidate Lop snasor led a group backing efforts to delay the legislature’s session.
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Dem
Acre
Mary
Rheny
Dewverane
Poe Gaseie
Barr
Harrisburg
Lopsnasor
Pubtsburgh
Tal the Croup
Stove
Platatan
Cindy Strikes South Carolina as Storm Breaks Inland
Tropical Storm Cindy brushed the South Carolina coast causing one highway fatality in Georgetown County. It weakened after landfall near Bull Bay and moved inland, prompting evacuees to return home as winds and squalls tapered off.
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Cindy
South Carolina
Marlediun
Arilly
Ro AL Higgins Jr
Georgetown
Aston Cindy
Avante
Bull Bay
Pam
GnarpeLown
Charlestand
Buneatt
Carolinas
West Germans to Reacquire 1200 Acres in Luxembourg
A joint announcement states Germany will reclaim about 1,200 acres in the Luxembourg Kammerwald border area. The plan, to be formalized by five ministers, covers border questions and compensation for Luxembourg residents who suffered under Nazi occupation.
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West Germany
Kammerwald
Luxembourg
Folss
Rhode Island
Foven
Luxetty
Federal Judge Refuses to Dismiss Ex-Party Suit
A federal judge refused to dismiss the ex officio complaints against Walija 2. Foster 78 former head of the Communist Party in the United States. The decision keeps the litigation alive as the parties proceed with the case in New York.
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New York
Nike
Walia
Foster
Communist Party
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Wright Air
Wadcment Center
Elwin Vail
Commie
Thor
Cameramen Film “Choice
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Russell
Brant
Nikita
Steel Union
Ike
Paliuty
Dityn
Steel Gory
Twkem
Luxembourg Land
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