Auction notices mix with listings and names
Fragmented OCR item lists items for auction and public sale in a city, with scattered names, addresses, and dates. It mentions antique car milk sets pictures plants furniture and household goods, plus a state refund and district treasurer references. The text is garbled but indicates an auction in July with various local entities and bidders.
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Eadville
Sanings
Library
P. M
Wright
Eric
Poe
Asurer
In An
Ania
J¢ Barbhe
Er Plan Island
Myers
Vietnamese Urge More U S Troops In Saigon Meeting
South Viet Nam’s military government pressed Defense Secretary McNamara to raise American force levels, presenting estimates rather than numbers. The session with Sylvester lasted over two hours with Thieu Ky and Co outlining desired force levels, while U S officials cautioned against any commitment.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Defense
Robert $. McNamara
Defense
Arthur Sylvester
McNamara
Sylvester
Nguyen Vang Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen Huu Co
U.S
Johnson Studies Secret Report On Soviet Viet Nam Views
President Johnson reviews a secret Harriman summary of a three hour Moscow talk with Premier Kosygin on Viet Nam and world issues. Officials see growing efforts to break the Viet Nam peace deadlock and hope negotiations might start later this year after further fighting. Harriman said he cabled the report and would not disclose details until Johnson is informed.
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Washington
Johnson
W. Averell Harriman
Alexei N. Kosygin
Viet Nat
Hortie Repo Farriman
Viet Nam
Harriman
Moscow
Kosygin Vintil
Fanta Objector To War On Poverty At Last
Warren County Commissioner Blain Mead declared himself a conscientious objector to the war on poverty saying no need for a paid director and that funds could be spent in better areas. The neighborhood youth corps plan, part of the Economic Opportunity Act, aims to help 18 to 22 year olds from low income families earn money for education with 90 percent federal support and 10 percent local cost.
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Warren
Blain M. Mead
Mead
Warren County
Forest County
Robert Hockenberry
Hockenberry
Cornell
Johnson
Lee K. Kelley
Allegheny National Forest
Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters
Forest Service
Gilbert Reier
Warren Borough
Edinboro State College
Pollution case at Meadville creek linked to Dowell plant
Meadville health officials said Dowell Inc on West Washington Street discharged an oily mixture into a nearby creek during steam cleaning. The oil slick was reported by Norman Ely, a Waterford fish warden. Dowell dug a holding pond to trap wash water, and plans a voluntary contribution to the Fish Commission though no fish kill occurred.
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Meadville
State Health Department
Dowell, Inc
West Washington Street
Dowell
Walter Heine
Health Department
Norman Ely
Waterford
Henne
Dowell Company
Fish Commission
Filling Position Of City Treasurer No Simple Task
Councilman Guy E. Abbey said the search to replace the late Carlton Smith is difficult as the Third Class City Code requires a qualified accountant. Abbey, head of the Finance Department, is screening around four to six inquiries but expects no action at Monday night’s City Council meeting as he continues investigations into candidates.
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Carlton Smith
Guy E. Abbey
Abbey
Open UJA Drive For 3500 Here
The United Jewish Appeal drive in the city starts with a $3500 quota to aid three quarters of 2 million Jews in 30 nations. Harry Barach, drive chairman, notes hundreds of thousands face acute distress in Europe Africa and the Middle East needing relief medical aid and child care. Since 26 years of UJA support has moved 1,235,000 Jews to Israel, now immigrants require wider relief. Checks payable to United Jewish Appeal may be mailed to Barach or Joseph Cohen.
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Harry Barach
Europe
Africa
Middle East
Barachi
UJA
Israel
Barach
United Jewish Appeal
Joseph Cohen
Nation Pays Final Respect To Stevenson
Washington remembers Adlai E Stevenson in a national memorial service at the National Cathedral led by President Johnson. About 2,000 invitees heard Carl McGowan honor Stevenson as a friend of humanity, with the service marking his death from a heart attack in Low-.
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Stevenson
Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
America
Johnson
National Cathedral
Episcopal
United Nations
Bethlehem
Cattt
Losen McGowan
McGowan
Jury Deadlocks In 5 Death Crash Trial
New York. A hung jury dismissed the vehicular homicide case against Gareth Martinis after an 8 to 4 vote for acquittal. The May 19 1963 Bronx crash killed five, including Herman Brunk and his six year old great grandson. Judge Silverman to decide if double jeopardy applies.
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New York
Gareth Martinis
Sequitttal
Martinis
Bronx
Asst. Dist
Alty
Andrew C. McCarthy
State Supreme Court
Samuel J. Silverman
Silverman
Martins
Criminal Court
Joseph A. Martinis
Herman Brunk
Yonkers
N. Y
Brunk
LBJ Questions Adlai Remark On U S Policy
Washington reports say President Johnson doubts Adlai Stevenson questioned U S policy. White House press secretary Moyers defended Stevenson’s memory after a reported remark attributed to Stevenson by David Schoenbrun, noting Stevenson died in London last Wednesday. Harriman, in Moscow, contradicted the attribution.
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Washington
Johnsett
Republic Ux
White House
Hil D. Moyers
Stevenson
London
David Schoenrun
Paris
Schoenbrun
U.N
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
Moscow
Weaver seeks federal probe into Route 90 defects
Former congressman James D. Weaver asks for a federal investigation of alleged defects in Interstate Route 90 after an Erie Morning News report linked a highway repair program to widespread problems. He sent identical telegrams to Senators Clark and Scott, citing taxpayer costs to fix the $41 million roadway.
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Erie County Thruway
James D. Weaver
Weaver
Joseph Clark
Hugh Scott
Erie Morning News
Highway Department
Erie County
City Seeks Meter Maid as Parking Plan Reopens
City announces hiring for a meter maid to manage parking enforcement. City engineer Dave Johnson says applications are available at the Municipal Building, urges previous applicants to reapply as former applications may be invalid. Pay is 1268 an hour for a 40 hour week, with another streets department position sought for equipment operation or training.
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Dave Johnson
Streets
Johnson
Sharp earthquakes shake Southern California area twice
Two sharp earthquakes rattled a wide Southern California region in a short span late yesterday and early today. No injuries or damage were reported, and authorities noted the events as separate quakes with the potential to rattle residents.
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Los Angeles
California
From 602 to 644 to 227: Hap Humphrey’s weight loss tale
Augusta AP reports Hap Happy Humphrey born William J. Cobb in Macon Georgia once weighed 602 pounds. After a heart attack and a medical weight loss study at Medical College of Georgia Cobb dropped to 227 pounds by last April and now weighs about 290 pounds. He recalls long sleeps sitting up and eating extreme portions.
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Augusta
Happy Humphrey
Happy
William J. Cobb
Atlante Constitution
Cathe
Macon
Cobb
Medical College of Georgia
Wayne V. Green
Cobb Lever
Greenberg
Mars Photo Shows Earthlike Desert on Mars
Pasadena based AP report describes Mariner 4’s near Mars closeup at 10 500 miles, yielding a streaked unclear image. Scientists at Jet Propulsion Laboratory praise the technical achievement despite limited detail, noting potential surface markings and a 50 to 1 improvement over telescope images.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mars
Mariner 4
U.S. Spaceer
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Robert B. Leighton
United States
Navy
Leighton
Grice Resigns from City Council and Replacement Planned
City officials confirm Councilman Grice will resign this year after eight years in office. Russell Brant, Corry Area High School assistant principal, named to succeed him and finish the term, with ballot placement pending county board decisions. Grice expresses regret but supports Brant’s municipal vision aligned with his own.
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Desi
Selty
Linée
WOR
Robert Rice
Rice
Tove
Wayne
Illcrest Drive
Grice
Republcan
Formail
Russell Brant
Corry Area
Brant
David
Nichol
County Election Board
Mason R Weber
Ree
Connectics
Murderer Henley to Die in Ohio Electric Chair
Twenty year old Lee Arthur Henley was sentenced to death by Judge B. Kohnen for the June 27, 1946 murder of Peter Mazes, manager of a beer carry-out. Henley’s defense plans an appeal, aiming to delay the execution set for October 27. Henley’s father was hanged for murder years earlier. the youth was raised by relatives in Cincinnati after arriving from Arkansas.
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Cincinnati
Lee Arthur Henley
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