Auction Notice for Farm Equipment and Dairy Trailers
A historical notice lists an auction of farm equipment and dairy items including tractors plows listers and assorted machinery. Names such as Clymer and Wieser are mentioned along with items like 10 and 12 ton hoists, electric drills and a 1957 pickup. The sale appears to cover numerous tools and vehicles with dates in January.
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Ency
T West
Juiliding
Ontine
Bayler
Joneer
R. I
Rmer
Wieserman Clymer
Clymer
Rman
Trujillo Assassination Shocks Dominican Republic Power Struggle Looms
The Dominican Republic faces a potential power struggle after the assassination of Rafael Trujillo. His son Raul or Rafael Leonidas Trujillo Jr. and Rhadames traveled from Paris as government officials vow continuity. President Balaguer, named as figurehead last year, expresses mourning for the 69 year old dictator amid conflicting accounts of the killing.
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Paris
Ciudad Trujillo
Rhadames
France
Porfrio Rubirosa
Joaquin Balaguer
Trujillo
Hector
Slictator
Centennial Ball to Kick Off Week for City Birthday
Plans for a July 8 Centennial Ball at the Moose Lodge aim to host about 500 guests. Johnnie Martin’s Orchestra will play from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. with Mrs. George Hagger chairing the committee and Morgan Beverly as MC. Tickets are $1.50.
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Moose Lodge
Johnnie Martin
George Hagger
Chiidan
Morgan Beverly
Hagger
Father turns in son after robberies in Pascopine incident
Pascopuine resident BIS burghman turned his own son Theophilus W. Evers hardt over to the police after learning that Fred D. Everhardt aged 4 had confessed to three holdups. The youth admitted the robberies but denied using a gun.
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Pascopuine Veer
Bis Burghman
Saya
Theophilus W. Evershardt
Ther
Fred D. Everhardt
US Hedges Influence In Dominican Reform Move
U S policymakers watch for signs of democratic change in the Dominican Republic after Raf ael Trujillo’s assassination. Washington aims to back a reform regime devoted to democracy and anti communism while avoiding links with oppression. Secretary of State Rusk and President Kennedy weigh options amid Cuba invasion concerns and wider Latin American impact.
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Washington
U.S
Dominican Republic
United States
Rafael Trujillo
Caribbean
Trujillo
Dean Rusk
Paris
Kennedy
Rusk
Five youths killed returning from graduation party crash
Five young people aged 15 to 19 died when their car veered off an Ss drive 12 miles northwest of Huron Michigan and struck a concrete bridge at about 90 mph. Deputy Robert Baker identified the victims as James R McLean Alyin H Meddaugh Barbara A Naoerwolf Nancy S Biske and Launce Hil.
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Huron
Mich
Here
Robert Baker
James R McLean
Alyin H. Meddaugh
Barbara A. Naoerwolf
Nancy
Oklahoma boy wins 1961 National Spelling Bee
John Capehart aged 12 from Tulsa wins the national spelling contest in the 26th round over Mary Dukes of Oxnard. He correctly spells distichous and smaragdine after a field reduced from 73 to 17 to 9 finalists across two days of competition sponsored by Scripps-Howard and 54 affiliates.
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Wacnalon
John Capehart
Tulsa
Okla
Mary Dukes
Oxnard
Calif
Mary
Smaragdine
Wits
Coluest
Scripps-Howard
1I Eiles
Weather damages crops across north central Pennsylvania
The Weekly report from the Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service notes low temperatures may have damaged fruit and vegetable crops in northwestern and north central areas early this week but damage appears limited to ridges and exposed spots with little natural protection.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Nikita’s four pronged peace talks outlined in Bratislava
Soviet Premier Khrushchev prepares for talks with Kennedy in Vienna focusing on disarmament and a German peace treaty, Berlin question, and colonialism. Antonin Novotny, Czechoslovak president, lists these as key issues while Khrushchev signals aim for world peace and no predecided outcomes.
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Vienna
Prem Khrushchev
Berlin
Antonin Novotny
Caethoslovakia
Communist Party
Bratislava
Austria
Novotny
Khrishchev-Kennedy
Germany
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Czechoslovakia
Kennedy
Prague
Jewellen ‘Thompson
U.S
Moscow
Thompson
Corry Hospital Prepares Mock Disaster Drill For Medics
Corry Hospital will join a county wide mock disaster drill at Erle Stadium starting 7 p.m. Saturday with 300 volunteers, including Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, acting as victims in Operation Eriez. Gannon College students will simulate injuries using dyes and prosthetics as medical teams coordinate treatment and hospital distribution.
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Corry
Paul Dyne
David Parmenter
Erle County
Gannon College Pramatie Club
Corty Memorial Hospital
Hiaimar
St. Vincent's
Velerins
Erle Osteopathic
Spathia
Union City Memoria
Hospitale
Erie County
Ute Stadium
Fri
West leaders hold second day talks on unity in Berlin
Paris AP Kennedy and De Gaulle enter a second day of policy discussions. They seek a stronger French voice in allied decisions while agreeing to stand firm against Soviet threats to West Berlin. Kennedy says consultations are existing machinery for policy making.
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Paris
Kennedy
de Gaulle
West
Berlin
Byarce
Britain
United States
France
Kenedy
de Gauille
Dé Gaulle
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Vienna
Europe
Kennedy Helped Freedom Riders Says Assistant
Claims attorney general assisted the Freedom Riders after they were stranded in Birmingham. Kennedy and another official denied the Justice Department supported the sponsors of the ride. Judge Frank M Johnson considered possible action against two Ku Klux Klan groups as defendants in the case.
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Claims Attorney General
Freedom Riders
Associated
Frens Atty
Robert Kennedy
Birmagham
Bis Company
Kennedy Ande
Dent Stigenthaler
Justice Department
District Court
Frank M. Johnson
Perr
Ohnson
Earler
Birmingham
Anniston
Montgomery
New Jersey Gasoline Tax Rises to Six Cents
New Jersey increases the gasoline tax from five to six cents per gallon. Governor Meyner signed the bill at Morven Mansion just after midnight. The levy matches New York and Delaware levels while Pennsylvania remains lower. The industry warns of potential North Jersey losses as shoppers flee the higher tax.
Fire Claims Two Lives in Flint Rooming House Blaze
Two men died in a three story rooming house fire near downtown Flint. Six teenagers escaped the blaze as firefighters battled the flames through the afternoon.
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Flint
Mich
Plint
Times
Deer Causes Crash Injures Driver in Route 219 Incident
Donald Sherry of Ridgeway was hospitalized after a deer leaped from a bank onto his car on Route 219 two miles south of Johnsonburg. The deer's left rear leg struck the windshield, causing lacerations to Sherry's right hand and shoulder. condition reported as satisfactory by hospital officials.
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Wdvuyar
Donald Sherry
Ridge Wily
Kaul Memorial Hospital
St. Mary's
Johnsonburg
Ridgway Barracks
Sherry
Cemetery Vandalism Reported Across County Cemeteries
Anthony J Selere reports vandalism at Lake View, Coulter, and Greenwood cemeteries in Crawford County. Bronze markers and memorial tones damaged by bullets. eight markers missing at Lake View. Suspects face up to 5000 fine and five years in prison. Snow removal also harmed several markers.
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Coulter Cemetery
Woodcock ‘Township
Greenwood Cemetery
Greenwore
Couple Settles Back Taxes At 22 Cents On Dollar
The IRS accepted a 32250 offer from Dunkirk couple Mr and Mrs Stanley Stabeway to settle federal income tax for 22 percent. The back taxes cover 1961 1962 and 1956 and the couple have only one income source Mrs Stabeway. The offer appears to remove more than the tax due under ordinary collection.
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Wenminm
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Stanley Stabeway
TRE
Stapenal Tk
Seimire
Aseeta
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Elysee Palace
John F. Kennedy
Charles
DeGaulle
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