Auction notice for farm stock and equipment in Venango area
A village auction listing farm dispersal details for Venango area, with items offered including cattle heifers, corn equipment, John Deere machinery, wagons, grain handling tools, dairy gear, and household items. Terms note cash payment and contact numbers 3-3523, 2385 for entries and viewing. sale set for Saturday at 1 p.m. sharp near Venango five miles away.
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Man
N. Y
Sharp
Venango
John Deere
John Vader
Tracapec
Arce Scouten
Elmer Hank
Bracken
Smith
Wayne
Penn
Marel
Lottie Board
Penn'a
No Pay Raise For Congress
In a surprising move the House rejected a pay raise for lawmakers keeping salaries at 22 500 annually. The decision, opposed by the Johnson administration and House leadership, would have raised pay for about 1 7 million federal workers and affected mailmen and secretaries. Senate action remains unlikely this session due to cost and election year concerns.
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Washington
House
Congress
Senate
Johnson
Five Klan leaders tied to threats of a 6 year old
Federal agents arrest five Ku Klux Klan officials on charges of intimidating a six year old Negro boy and plotting a February 16 bombing of his Jacksonville home. Four jailed in Jacksonville. one captured in Smyrna Tennessee. Rosecrans Jr. accused of carrying out the bombing. no injuries. home heavily damaged.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Ku Klux Klan
FBI
Smyrna
Tenn
Barton HH. Griffin
Jacky Don Harden
Wille’ Eugene Wilson
Donald Eugene Spegal
Robert Pittman Gentry
Murfreesboro
Teun
William Sterling ‘Rosecrans Jr
Dacksonville
Tona Godfrey
Donald
Rosecrans
Lackawanna Elementary
UWS
District Court
Ortiers
Helicopter Downdraft Fails To Clear Ice On Power Lines
Corry and Erie General Telephone officials attempted a new method using a helicopter from Penn Lines Service to clear ice from sagging poles and lines. Pilot Tom McGuyer hovered above the wires at Spring street hill and along East Main Street extension and Picidili Hill but the downdraft failed to dislodge the heavy ice. The effort follows earlier outages when 20 poles collapsed as ice accumulated last Monday and Tuesday. Continued on Page Three.
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Penn Lines
Lawrence
Corry and
Erie Telephone Company
Scottdale
Penn Line
Tom McGuyer
John Kennedy
Corry Phone Company
McGuyer
Spring Street Hill
Taylor
Texas
Maryland
GenTel
East Main Street
Picidili Hill
U.S. Faces Blackmail Over Roaming Fliers
BERLIN AP Soviet Union demands U.S. admission that it ordered three Air Force officers to fly over East Germany or face espionage charges. The RB66 crew parachuted after being shot down. U.S. denies. condition of captives unclear. Washington calls for immediate release.
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U.S
United States
Iron Curtain
East Germany
Washington
Assassination of Kennedy Hurts Rifle Program
Army testimony to Congress says Kennedy assassination sparked public revulsion to guns and harms the civilian rifle program. No statistics offered. testimony given January 28 and released by the House Appropriations subcommittee on defense.
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Washiwayee Saxp
Army
Kennedy
Congress
House Appropriations
Jon
The Independent Must Go Through And It Did
The Clymer Independent published its weekly issue despite a series of hurdles. Publisher Wayne Morrison Jr. suffered kidney trouble and was treated at Hamot Hospital, with Mrs. Morrison calling in Kenneth Fuller for help while an ice storm and power outages hampered production. Morrison returned home Tuesday night, producing a bobtailed edition and asking readers for indulgence.
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Clymer Independent
Wayne Morrison Jr
The
Independent
Morrison
Hamot
Erie
Kenneth Fuller
French Creek
Morrisons
Stolen Safe Contents Worth 10000 In Delmont Post Office
State Police and postal authorities hunt burglars who stole a safe from a Delmont U S Post Office, containing about 10000 in cash bonds stamps revenue stamps 1037 money order blanks and a revolver. The burglars used a stolen truck and fled, later abandoning it in Wilkinsburg near Pittsburgh.
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Greensburg
U.S
Delmont
Wilkinsburg
Pittsburgh
Jury Indicts Taller Author Over Diet Book Fraud Charges
A federal grand jury accused Dr. Herman Taller, author of Calories Don’t Count, of mail fraud conspiracy and Food Drug and Cosmetics Act violations. The 48 count indictment lists associates Edward Bobley and Harry Bobley of Cove Vitamin Pharmaceutical and CDC entities in Glen Cove New York, tied to the sale of CDG weight loss capsules.
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New York
Herman Taller
U. S
Bob Mishler
Edward Bobley
Harry
Cove Vitamic Pharmaceutical Inc
F. Kenneth Beira
CDC Pharmaceutical Inc
Cove Corporation
Glen Cove
N.Y
Hoey
Taller
Doctor Says Ruby Has Rare Form Of Epilepsy
A Louisville report notes a rare epilepsy form affecting Ruby, while the Ohio River flood crisis spreads across multiple states. Floods cause $50 million in damage and displace thousands as President Johnson plans a regional flyover to assess the situation and coordinate relief.
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Ruby
Louisville
Washington
Johnson
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
White House
Ruby murder trial verdict reading to be telecast nationwide
Judge Joe Brown announced the verdict reading would be televised live nationwide with one still photographer in the courtroom and CBS handling the pool telecast for other networks. The trial of Jack Ruby for the slaying of Lee Harvey Oswald entered its expected jury day as doctors debated Ruby’s epilepsy.
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Dallas Cap
Joe B. Brown
Jack Ruby
Brown
CBS
Algo
Dallas
Frederic A. Gibbs
Chicago
Rul
Gibbs
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Melvin Belli
Belli
Corry Chamber Ends Lunch Series Orientation
The Corry Chamber of Commerce concluded a three session noontime series replacing the annual meeting. Speakers included E W Feldt and George R Sample with focus on city beautification, industrial development and legislative action. Mayor Zulzneck and Finance Director Abbey pledged city support for chamber programs.
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Corry Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
E. W. Feldt
Raymond
George R. Sample
Corry Journal
Feldt
Sample
Corry Area
Philip Zulzneck
Guy Abbey
Hearings Sought on Pa Bible Reading Resolution
In Harrisburg a coalition of Protestant and Jewish leaders urged public hearings on a Senate resolution backing Bible reading and prayer in public schools. They asked Congress to propose an amendment authorizing classroom Bible reading and prayer recitation, warning the move could threaten First Amendment freedoms. The letter, signed by 18 clergy and lay leaders from Jewish United Presbyterian and Baptist churches, stressed the need for full public consideration.
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Harrisburg
State Senate
Congress
U.S
Kenneth B. Lee
House
Pennsylvania
Jobless claims drop in Harrisburg weekly report
The Bureau of Employment Security reports a small decline in unemployment compensation claims last week. The number of continued claims fell by 1,421 to 24,378, per the agency’s weekly release issued yesterday.
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Harrisburg
Bureau of Employment Security
Finger Amputation After Depository Door Incident
Edward J. Brown, 27, was hospitalized after catching the tip of his right index finger in the heavy metal depository door at the Dollar Savings & Trust Co Northside branch. Emergency surgery followed the accident yesterday.
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Xuungslawn
Umo Lal
Edward J. Brown
Northside
Dollar Savings & Trust Co
Turkey warns Cyprus government of possible invasion
Cyprus crisis deepens as Turkey delivers an ultimatum to Makarios demanding an immediate ceasefire and actions against Turkish Cypriots. If met, Britain Greece or Turkey may intervene under the 1960 treaty. Turkish naval units reportedly mobilize near Iskenderun as Greek officials threaten a swift response. United Nations Secretary General U Thant pursues a 7,000 man international peace force, with progress noted but still short of target.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Turkey
Makarios
U.S
Ankara
Britain
Greece
Iskenderi
Stavros Costopoulos
Morphou
United States
Johnson
U.N
U 'Thant
Thant
Governor Buys Lottery Ticket at New Hampshire Sweepstakes
The New Hampshire Sweepstakes opened with Rockingham Park selling seats for the state’s only 20th century lottery. About 3,600 people including Governor John W. King paid $3 for a chance at $100,000. The inaugural sweepstakes race is set for September 12 at Rockingham.
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New Hampshire
Uation
Rockingham Park
John W. King
Rockingham
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