Holstein dairy records and city planning notes merge at Clymer
Fragmented text shows dairy breeding and calf records tied to a 1967 event near Clymer with references to Holstein cattle, fresh pounds, and November or July rhythms. It also includes city planning language about a highway project, a department, and an ordinance adoption related to structures and roads in the area.
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Fry
Holered
Parmyer
Traeler
IHC
Chesley
SAL Haying
Pubevening
St of Clymer den
Clymer
Sylvania
Rozelle
Clashes Reported as Chinese Troops Fire on Striking Workers
Hong Kong paper cites Fatshan Nang Hai and Po An outbreaks in Kwangtung where workers and peasants refused to return to the production line. Reports say thousands killed or wounded as 300,000 troops are deployed to quell the unrest. Containing authorities may double forces shortly.
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Hong Kong
Kwangtung Province
New Life Evening Post
Kwangtung
Fatshan
Po An
Nang Hai
Shun Ta
Canton
Red
Heaviest U S Air Strikes In Four Months In Vietnam
U S war planes carried out their heaviest bombardment in four months targeting Viet Tri power complex 32 miles northwest of Hanoi. Bombers from Thailand dropped tons of explosives while weather breaks aided operations. A single RF4C was lost and one MIG was sighted but did not engage as ground battles continued in the central highlands and outposts.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Thailand
Viet Tri
Hani
Central Highlands
Air Force
Navy
Marine
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Budget deficit sparks Republican election year critique in Erie County
Erie County faces a 1967 deficit of 56000 with no tax hike planned. Commissioner Lamberton says the shortfall stems from an election year and re-election bids. Three commissioners approved tentative budget and open it for 20 days, with options like temporary loans or cutting grants to bridge the gap. Commission members split on realism and politics as May budget deadlines loom.
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Erie County
Fred Lamberton
Lamberton
William C. Hill Jr
Louis Raymek
Byron Clapper
Hill
Reymek
Reyniek
Erie City Re
Sugar Grove man fined in Erie car theft case
Harry A. Silvis of Sugar Grove pled guilty to larceny of a motor vehicle in Erie County Court. He received 23 months in county jail with fines and costs to be paid and will be released on parole after settling both cases. The theft occurred January 6 when the car owned by Burton Pless was stolen from behind the Marine Bank Citizens Loan office and later found in a ditch near Lottsville.
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Sugar Grove
Erie County
Harry A. Silvis
R. D
Silvis
Burton Pless
Johnson Street
Citizens Carry Office
The
Marine Bank
Lottsville
Edward Carney
Ky Not Included In LBJ's Guam War Meeting
President Johnson plans a Guam strategy huddle focusing on South Vietnam with top officials. Premier Ky is not expected to attend though he has joined prior Pacific talks. George Christian said the discussions will be brief and unlikely to yield major policy changes.
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Washington
Johnson
Guam
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S
Pacific
Honolulu
Manila
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Saigon
Henry Cabot Lodge
William Westmoreland
Vietnam
George Christian
White House
South Vietnam
De Gaulle Faces Narrow Assembly Majority After Elections
Paris AP reports French voters reduced President Charles de Gaulle's government to a razor thin majority in the National Assembly. With 2 of 487 seats undecided, Gaullist candidates held 2M seats, a potential one vote edge, while opposition ranged 241 to 242. Four ministers were ousted as the center party bloc under Jean Lecanuet looms as a potential swing.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
National Assembly
Ministry of Interior
de Gaulle
Taluki
French Somaliland
France
Jean Lecanuet
Center Democrats
Lecanuet
Gaullists
Would-Be Hijacker Canned By Driver
A would-be hijacker on Route 39 west of Marshburg was sprayed with ether from an aerosol can by a truck driver who halted his westbound rig Saturday evening. The blonde suspect, about 30, 5 feet 11 inches, 160 pounds, fled in a waiting car. Police caution ether burns could be severe without immediate care.
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Kane
Marshburg
Two Die In Spectacular One Car Crash
John M. Brown 2% driver and passenger Robert J. Finney 24, both of Mercer died minutes after midnight on Route 19 in Perry Township. Brown lost control and the car spun 120 feet, became airborne, and toppled into a 24 foot ravine, killing both instantly. Coroner ruled accidental deaths from massive head and body injuries.
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Mercer
John M. Brown
Robert J. Finney
R. D. Z. Mercer
Route 19
Perry Township
Brown
Mercer County
John Maheny
Rooney seeks temporary staff for Powell's New York district
Rep. Fred B. Rooney announces a plan to create a temporary congressional staff for New York's 19th district, formerly Adam Clayton Powell's. The staff would operate under a clerical director until a new representative is chosen.
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Washington
Fred B. Rooney
Congress
New York
Adam Clayton Powell
Rooney
Desai Named Deputy Prime Minister After Gandhi Victory
Indira Gandhi greets Morarji Desai with cupped hands in New Delhi after her reelection as head of the Indian government. Desai, former finance minister, ends his opposition and returns to government after 43 months away, in a cabinet bid.
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Indira Gandi
Morarji Desai
New Delhi
Desai
Gandhi
Weekend crashes in Corry. three charged and damages near $3,000
Corry state police investigated four weekend mishaps. Harold Holmes of Waterford sustained a skull fracture and injuries when a farm combine collided with James McLallen’s car near Waterford. Holmes treated at St. Vincent’s Erie. Damages totaled about $1,975. Ronald Morton and Rodney Fish of Union City and Waterford faced reckless driving and improper passing charges after a center-lane collision on the Union City Waterford highway. No injuries reported. damage about $80.
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Corry
Harold Holmes
Waterford
Holmes
James McLallen
McLallen
Union City Memorial Hospital
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Erie
Ronald Morton
Union City
Rodney Fish
Fish
Morton
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Corry SP Probe Area Camp Burglary
Titusville police reported a robbery at a hunting camp near Watton’s Crossing between Titusville and Enterprise. Owner Jack Klaptho filed a list of missing articles. State Police at Corry will investigate this week with Trooper John Evanko in charge.
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Nrie
Titusville
Watnon's Crossing
Enterprise
Jack Klaptho
Athles
Corry
John Evanko
Erie
Meredith Withdraws Bid For Congress
James H Meredith a civil rights maverick who opposed Adam Clayton Powell abruptly withdrew from the 18th congressional race in Harlem just after entering as the Republican choice. He gave no explanation in a one sentence statement as Harlem leaders and King objections shaped a retreat.
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EW York
James H. Meredith
Adam Clayton Powell
Meredith
18Th
Harlem
Powell
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Hartford
Conn
House
Sup
Senator Dodd denies charges as ethics panel reopens hearings
The Senate ethics committee starts a second round of hearings on misconduct charges against Sen. Thomas J. Dodd. He denies enriching himself from public office and questions the lack of advance witness details. If no stipulation is reached, hearings may run three to four weeks as the panel probes campaign funds travel expenses and auto loans from a Connecticut contractor.
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Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Dodd
Senate
Z Ee
House
Adam Clayton Powell
Congressional
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
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ABC
Rusk
Rach Kien
Ron Gallagher
LBJ
Atlantic Alliance
de Faulle
Maurice Couve de Morville
Pierre Messmer
Alexandre Sanguinetti
Jean Charbonnel
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