Auction notices and estate administration details listed
A damaged OCR fragment shows auction items and estate administration terms. Mentions include farms implements and hay gear sold for cash, and notices for the estate of ICE a/k/a ICERICK with requests to file bids or payments by specified dates. Local attorney contacts appear with hour and case references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
Say
Marchiles
Ontario
Wayne Ny
Penneclock P.M
AL Bank
Bombing Kills 3 in South Viet Village Lang Vei Near Lang Vei
In Lang Vei near the Laos border a South Vietnamese village was bombed killing three civilians and wounding about 200. Officials say the planes may have been allied and the strike occurred near a U.S. Special Forces camp with refugees in the village.
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Saigon
U.S
Lang Vei
Khe Son
Laos
Mekong Delta
Phuoc Dinh
City Accepts Golf Course Timber Bid
The Corry Municipal Authority accepted a high bid of 5 075 for a 50 acre timber tract on the city golf course back nine. Clymer Bag Company won stating cutting would start soon and timber removed within six weeks. Only trees 12 inches and larger will be cut to preserve fairway separation. The sale lowers the Golf Commission's net cost to just over 11 000 on the 220 acre property.
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Corry
Clymer Bag Company
Golf Commission
Consoer, Townsend and Associates
Cleveland
Four Corry men plead guilty to string of burglaries
John Amacher 21 pled guilty in Erie County Court to three local robberies and one in Union City carried out with accomplices. His brother William 19 also pled guilty to two Union City and local Texaco burglaries. Bond set at 21000 each as prosecutors link the suspects to crimes across Erie County Millcreek and New York State.
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Union City
Erie
John Amacher
Stroup
East Main Street
W. W. Waterhouse
West South Street
Ron
Texaco
North Center Street
Kimmy and Nichols
Othi
Donald Johnson
Earl Roberts
Edward Estes
Ray Lapenz
Corry
Millcreek
New York State
George Apthorp
Apthorp
Erie County
Frank Carnegie
Johnson
Estes
Roberts
Merchie Calabrese
John Evanko
Two More Seek GOP School Board Spot in Corry
Two candidates entered the Republican primary race for Corry school director. Nominees include Robert Davidson, owner of Robert's Children's Shop, and Darwin Wolcott, VP of Rogers Structural Steel, both active in local clubs and church.
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GOP
Corry
Mar
Robert Davidson
Wayne Street
Darwin Wolcott
Random Road
Davidson
Robert's Children’s Shop
North Center Street
Wolcott
Rogers Structural Steel Company
Eagle Street
Children’s Apparel
Helen Jones
Sarah
Warren High School
Vir
Teens Slain After Forced Kneeling at Rockford Park Pavilion
Two 14 year old cousins Wayne Mallendore and Ronald Johnson were found shot at point blank range in a Rockford park pavilion. Police cited a call from a woman tipster and said the youths, churchgoing seventh graders from Wilson Junior High, were not robbed and had little money.
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Cousins
Point Blank
Rockford, IL
Park
Winnebago County
Wayne Mallendore
Rockford
CAIDC Urges City to Form Housing Authority for Low Cost Rentals
The Corry Area Industrial Development Corporation backed a motion urging City Council to create a housing body to pursue low cost rental housing. The CAIDC seeks an Authority to rapidly use federal programs to start a project. Also noted: re-election of Richard Rossbacher, Martin Keppel and George Sample as directors. Sample as president and other officers. A property option west of the city may host a railroad ties plant employing 15 to 20 workers.
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Corry
Erie
Meadville
Titusville
Franklin
Warren
Bradford
Industrial Development Board
Richard Rossbacher
Martin Keppel
George Sample
Sample
C. Conrad Monroe
Jerome Davis
8. A. Long
CAIDC
Bomb Threat Grounds Plane At Youngstown
A bomb scare grounded a Lake Central DC-3 from Pittsburgh after an anonymous call reported a bomb aboard. Police and fire officials along with the Mahoning County sheriff searched the aircraft and luggage of 10 passengers before resuming flight operations.
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Loungslawn
Unio
Lake Central Airlines
Pittsburgh
Youngstown Police and Fire Departments
Mahoning County
Mystery Man Behind Kennedy Probe Remains Unnamed
A Palmer trial or federal action may be used to seat Adam Clayton Powell in the House. Powell's lawyers weigh court action to resolve his seat dispute while he mulls options and legal strategy with his team and seeks counsel in New York and possible Bahamas meetings.
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NEW York
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Powell
Henry Williams An
Williams
Court of Appeals
New York State
Congress
Bimini
Bahamas
United States
Washington
Jean Camper Cahn
New Orleans DA Links Shaw to Alias in Kennedy Probe
New Orleans District Attorney James Garrison says Clay Bertrand is an alias used by Clay Shaw, who was arrested on conspiracy to murder Kennedy. Shaw denies using the name and calls the arrest fantastic as details about the case surface amid FBI investigations and contemporaneous notes.
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Ficer
New Orleans
Jim Garrison
Kennedy
Shaw
Clay Bertrand
Atty
James Garrison
Garrison
Clay Shaw
Dean Andrews Jr
Warren Commission
French Quarter
Lee Harvey Oswald
David W. Ferrie
John F. Kennedy
Oswald
Jack
Ruby
United States
International Trade Mart
Ramsey Clark
U.S
FBI
Bridge closure on Route 6 at Irvine after truss damage
Broken trusses forced the closure of the Route 6 bridge at Irvine to heavy trucks and vehicles yesterday afternoon. Automobiles and lighter vehicles are not affected. Repairs aim to restore normal traffic by Monday morning with detours via North Warren Route 69 and Route 27 into Youngsville.
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Irvine
Merle Lee
County Superintendent of
Brokenstraw Creek
North Warren
Youngsville
Warren
Stop Work On Oil City High School In Code Violation
Oil City building inspector Robert Lowry halted all construction on the $4.5 million public high school project, about 80 percent complete, after alleged code violations. The school board said it would appeal to county court, with conforming costs estimated at $200,000.
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Oil City
Robert Lowry
Visa Free Entry For Tourists In Bulgaria In 1967
Bulgaria announced visa free entry for foreign tourists during 1967 International Tourist Year and will extend to other countries on a reciprocal basis. The policy excludes nontourists such as working businessmen and officials.
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United Nations
Bugaria
Hoffa Seeks Stay Before Prison Start
A federal judge will decide if James R. Hoffa can delay reporting to prison for three weeks to organize the Teamsters. Hoffa, 64, begins an eight year term for jury tampering and hopes to postpone to April 1 to finish leadership transfer to Frank E. Fitzsimmons.
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Zanooga, Senn
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Hoffa
U.S
U.S. Dist. Judge Frank W. Wilson
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Detroit
Washington
Wilson
Trucking Employers Inc
St. Louis
Teamster
Harold J. Gibbons
Killer 16 Guilty in Death of Policeman
Ronald Hardin, 16, of West Mifflin was found guilty of second degree murder in the March killing of Greenville Patrolman Rodney Wentling. Judge Stranahan deferred sentencing pending a pre sentence investigation. Hardin had pleaded guilty to murder and manslaughter.
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Mercer, Pa
Ronald Hardin
West Mifflin
Greenville
John Q. Stranahan
Mercer County
Hardin
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