Sale of farm equipment and household items near West
Auction notice describes a sale near West featuring cows, a Holstein heifer, two year old bull, milking equipment, a tractor, mower, combines, and various farm implements. Includes trailers, engines, electrical items, plastics, tools, furniture, kitchenware, and appliances. Sale day tentatively set for Friday evening with cash only terms.
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Hn Deere
Ossepower
Bea
Gerrard
Iso
Fred Corry
Etrie Watlier
Wind Worsens California Drought and Brush Fires
Firefighters battled two major California brushfires as winds hampered containment near Yosemite. The Tass Lake area 19 miles south of the park saw fires burn about 38,000 acres threatening Sierra foothills and two mountain villages. One vehicle incident killed a few people as crews awaited rain to ease winds.
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Yosemite
National Park
Califap
California
Tass Lake
Ted
Ymeri Sierra Vacaton
Parhas
Dean Schlobolin
Fresno
U S Weighs Position on Disarmament
President Kennedy’s top disarmament adviser heads to the White House for final briefing as John F Kennedy plans talks with the Soviet Union on a broad disarmament conference this summer. Deputy Secretary of State Dean Rusk and special assistant McGeorge Bundy will join the discussions amid waning prospects for progress amid Khrushchev’s Berlin stance and stalled Geneva nuclear test ban talks.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Soviet Union
Joh McClay
Srendary
Dean Rusk
McGeorae Bundy
Khrushchev
United States
Berlin
Britain
Geneva
U.S
Fine Pair For Midnight Scrap On West Main
William J. Brown and James Spencer, both arrested after a late night altercation in front of Bill's Plate on West Main Street, faced disorderly conduct charges. Spencer fined 25 dollars plus costs. Brown fined amounts unclear. Both could not pay and were jailed with potential 90 day Erie County jail if unresolved. Authorities labeled Spencer the aggressor.
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Popee
Dsp
Migie
Warren
Cory
Bill
West Main Street
William J. Brown
James Spencer
West Smith Street
S.- Cobbett
Harley Drake
Spencer
Brown
Drake
Bell
Erie County
Gunman sought after cop killings in Colorado mountains
A large manhunt for a gunman in his early 20s continued across the northwest Colorado mountains after two state officers were killed and two wounded. The suspect, reportedly driving a July car, was linked to Storm Lake Iowa by a witness. Lawmen narrowed the search to a ravine near Piney Creek 30 miles northwest of Denver as the pursuit stretched into a second day.
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Denver
Sioux City
Towa
Delmar Dean Spooner
Storm Lake
Sid Spooner
Suite Bride
Colo Wlout
Kremmine
Piney Creek
Denfer
Newburgh Puts New Welfare Rules Into Effect Saturday
Public aid reform sparks nationwide drive to cut welfare costs. Newburgh New York plans to deny aid to mothers with children out of wedlock and limit assistance to three months in a year for most able-bodied recipients. City Manager Mitchell cites need for welfare reappraisal while critics warn of hardship and broader impact. An AP survey notes work for relief programs expanding but not yet universal, with Phillipsburg implementing a $1.50 per hour work policy for able-bodied applicants.
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Associated Press
Newbugh
Newburgh
Joseph Mitchell
Phillipsburg
Arti W. Paint
Parties Clash Over Electoral Reform in Congress
Democratic Chairman John Bailey urged a constitutional amendment to stop electors from deserting pledged candidates while Republican Chairman William Miller backed district method electors with two at large per state. Both acknowledged no major agreement on electing president reforms. They also proposed allowing all Senators and Representatives to vote if no candidate wins a majority, replacing the current House delegation voting rule.
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Congress
John M. Bailey
Democratic National
Wiliam E. Miller
Republican National Committee
Senate Constitutional Amendment Subcommittee
Bott
Senate
III House
Tii House
Army To Draft 8000 In August As Plans Expand
The Defense Department announced an August draft of 8000 soldiers to boost manpower, the largest hike since last December. The move aims to bring Army strength to about 8100, with potential effects on operations and staffing across units. In related news from Paris, a special military tribunal jailed three Air Force officers from a command unit for roles in the Algiers mutiny in April, two for conspiracy and the others acquitted or given suspended terms.
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Army
West
Tanith
Defense Department
Paris
Ofiver
Ckair
Ferns Yesterdy
Algiers
Susperiii
West Berlin stance and theft confessions headline
West refuses to bow to Soviet pressure over Berlin claims by DeGaulle. Youths in a theft series are questioned after a taxi and beauty shop incidents. One suspect admits obscene calls and a bank cash theft of eight dollars and fifty cents. Juvenile court action planned.
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Foley
Harley Drake
Teel
City Cab
Devine
WestSinitiy Street
Rockafellow
Vince
Hoy
Rocka Tollow
Ryechulefiow
Sitan
Ivolves
Averina Deview
Joy Tel
Rox Uille
Springstreet
Julyard
Durin
Roxanne Braiford
Fuvenile Court
Bri
Pendinerie
School Supt. Willis Ranks Third In Public Salary
Chicago school superintendent C Willis, in office since 1953, was awarded a new four year contract with a salary of 48,500 a year, a rise of 6,000. He is third highest paid public official after Kennedy and Rockefeller, with others like Kerner and Daley earning 30,000 and 35,000 respectively.
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Shicago
C. Willis
Chiscago
Tutte
Board of Education
Willis
Kennedy
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Duo Kerner
Olinois
Richard Daley
Kashmir talks at White House mark Pakistan push
President Kennedy and Ayub Khan met to discuss Kashmir but focused on Pakistan’s economic development. Pakistan seeks U.S. prominence and a UN plebiscite, while India rejects the plan and has integrated most of Kashmir into its union.
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Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Kennedy
Mula
Kashmir
White House
United States
India
Guy
United Nations
Moroccans State Aides To Be Here
A scheduled visit by Moroccans and state aides is described with details on arrival, transportation, and official hosts. The 19 strong party will be greeted by local officials, attend a city park attraction, and be hosted by Centennial, Inc for the show at Laurin Mavoceans field.
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Marnifar
Turkey
Sheen Field
Mise
Mos Sloan
Mis Voninis Fatlet
Uself
Bolls
Mis Follett
Uriel
Olly Howard J. Steen
Field
Centennial, Inc
Jin
Mae Parent
Food Group Warns About Use Of Sauce
FDA warns consumers to destroy any sauce on hand and stop selling the product after 25 reported food poisoning cases. Los Angeles Health Department and Calirip fan bier quarantined the sauce maker Huydon’s Hollandam of Col Point NY. Attorney Joseph Burky denies any incident or FDA analysis findings.
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Washington
Food and Juy Administration
Migden
FDA
Los Angwles City
PDA
George Patrick
Tits Deere
Huydon
Hollandam
Col i Point
New York
Joseph Burky
Sind W
Pa Senate Approves 65 Plus Medical Care Plan
The Pennsylvania Senate backed medical coverage for residents over 65 as part of a Medicare style program under the Kerr Mills Act. The measure would involve shared costs with the federal government to extend healthcare access for seniors, awaiting final House action. In a separate item Space Authority San Antonio report notes Col H O M Sweeney, 56, an Austin Texas space medicine expert, died Tuesday.
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Pennsylvania
Kerr Mills
Commonwealth
Space Authority
San Antonio
Tex
H OM Sweeney
St. Edward's University
Austin
French Leader Warns Russia On Threatening World Peace
President Ularts warns Russia on peace threats in a televised speech. He accuses the Soviets of creating aerials and jeopardizing global stability, calls for responsibility and a path of peaceful coexistence amid crises. Continues on page eight.
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Russia
Partsap
Actit
Berth de “Ass
Prs
5Peren
de Ghaille
Undiayerslissett
Bari
Washinton Tandon
Moscow
Soviet Union
Bypti
Firth
Germany
Italy Austria in Torrid Dispute Over Tyrol Split
Readable portions describe pre-dawn bombings on power plants in the South Tyrol area echoing tensions dating to World War I. Gunfire and sabotage cut power and railway lines as German-speaking Tyrol residents seek autonomy, with Austria backing the Tyrol line defend.
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South Pyre
Austria
Pir Traly
Ube
Alpeeesant
Prindealy
Austrey
Austres
South Tyra
Tenly
Fire Aftermath at Corry Foam Plant
Les ter Elliott, an employee of Corry Foam Products Co., on West Main Street, surveys the scorched topping and debris after a large fire wrecked part of the plant. Firefighters battled the blaze as investigators began to determine the cause and assess damages.
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Lester Elliott
Corry Foam Products Co
West Mair
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Basle County
Chaney van Pelt
Grand County
Robert Hoover
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GTON
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