Auction Notice for Dairy Farm Sale in New York
A fragmented 1967 dairy sale notice from Clymer New York lists a Holstein dairy with 10 fresh cows and 10 pounds dairy yields. It mentions estate actions, brokers, an auction date in the evening, and contact numbers for further details. The notice notes calves, heifers, and preg status as part of the sale, with references to parcels west of Clymer Street and related real estate.
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N.Y
Sal
St of Clymer
Erstate Furnished
Elmas and
Actioneers
Clymer
Macy
County Controller Warns of Worst County Finances Ever
County Controller Byron Clapper, a Republican, says finances are at their worst in history as the Democratic led board campaigns before the May primaries. He cites rising borrowing and interest costs, with Erie County nearing $1 million in loans and a new $100,000 tax anticipation note approved, signaling deeper red in the near term.
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Board of Commissioners
Byron Clapper
Fred Lamberton
Lamberton
Journal
William C. Hill Jr
Louis Rzymek
Clapper
Erie County
Witness Backs DA In JFK Probe
Perry Raymond Russo testified he heard Lee Harvey Oswald and two others plot to kill President Kennedy. The defense postponed cross examination as they study Russo’s scholastic and business records amid ongoing inquiries into the informant and the Ferrie case in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Perry Raymond Russo
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Clay L. Shaw
Dist
Jim Garrison
Oswald
David W. Ferrie
Kennedy
Russo
Baton Rouge
Ferrie
Garrison
WDSU
Ferries
Cuba
Mexico
Shaw
Pertié
Gaullist Aide Refuses to Resign After Election
Paris Premier Georges Pompidou, after talks with President de Gaulle, says he will not resign as Gaullists secure 244 of 486 seats. The vote keeps the government in place despite opposition pressure.
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Paris
Georges Pompidous
de Gaulle
National Assembly
Warren County School Board Balks at Teacher Pay Hikes
Warren County School District refused any extra pay raises for teachers. In a February 13 salary schedule decision, the board announced no changes will take effect next fall. The Warren County Education Association had asked for a starting bachelor’s salary of 5300 dollars.
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Warren
Franklin No
Warren County
Warren County Education Association
Teachers’ Organization
Ers
T. K. Barratt
Kennedy completes move to permanent memorial grave
The body of President John F Kennedy was moved at Arlington National Cemetery from the temporary grave to a permanent granite memorial. Patrick Bouvier Kennedy and a stillborn infant were buried nearby. The memorial sits on a hillside overlooking the Potomac with a torch now lit at the gravesite. Rain fell as workers completed the reinterment in the early hours.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Kenedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Potomac River
Memorial
Lincoln Memorial
Dodd Offers Cash Refunds As Ethics Probe Advances
Connecticut Senator J. William Dodd faces an ethics committee inquiry into campaign funds raised at events. The panel plans three more witnesses, including former staffers, while Dodd says no donors demanded refunds and he would return money if asked. Dodd also cites double billing by his former office manager Edward O’Hare.
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Veer Don
Themas J. Dodd
Connecticut Democrat
Senate Ethics Committee
Dodd
Benjamin KR. Fern
Bipartisan Committee
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate
Hut
O'Hare
O’hare
Ready Vote On Increase Of SP Force
Harrisburg AP The Senate moves to back Shafer administration bill to raise the State Police Force by 1 200 over four years with 300 more officers each year through 1970 The department would grow from 2 350 to 3 550 positions if enacted The 1966 legislature approved a 250 officer increase after hearings The Republican Senate and House control highlight the political context Also committee approved a motorist points appeal bill to the courts noting current lack of court appeal.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Shafer
House
Da Nang base hit by rockets. 3 planes damaged
Communist gunners fired 15 rockets from seven miles at Da Nang air base, injuring 16 Americans and damaging three U.S. planes. Marines retaliated with radar directed fire and air support as helicopters and flare ships engaged Red positions.
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da Nang Base
Saigon
U.S
da Nang
Itagk
Sme Hed
Dragon
U.S.1
North Vietnam
North Vietnamese
Yen River
Dems Oppose Any Flat Income Tax in Revenue Debate
Democratic House Minority Leader Herbert Fineman announced the party would oppose a flat income tax as a solution to Gov Shafer's revenue problems. He said tax reform must be justified and balanced between business and consumers, with bipartisan negotiation possible if needed. The article notes Shafer's tax commission proposals and budget timing.
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Banmishurg
Democratic House
Herbert Fineman
Shafer
Blue Ribbon Tax Commission
Labor
House
Fineman
Philadelphia
Senate
U S Cavalry Troops Battle Enemy in Viet Nam Action
U S 1st Cavalry Division units fought a day long engagement with North Vietnamese forces near My Pha Viet Nam. The U S command reported six Americans killed twenty five wounded and thirteen missing in the action AP Wirephoto.
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My Pha
Vietnam
U. S
1St Cavalry Division
Meadville City Council Backs Fluoridation 3 To 2
Meadville passes a three to two vote to fluoridate the city water. Mayor Francis T. Rice and Councilman Robert Christie opposed the measure. Ordinance awaits study by the engineering department on fluoride dosage equipment and costs, with state permit approval needed.
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Meadville
Francis T. Rice
Robert Christie
Robert Stanton
Charles Swick
Donald Leberman
State ‘Board of Hes
L. R. Zehner
Renfield K. Lane
Dock Workers Stage Walkout at Brooklyn Pier
More than 300 longshoremen walked off the job at a Brooklyn pier to protest a Waterfront Commission cargo theft probe. Unloading of the Mitsui line freighter Takoma Maru halted after four cartons of allegedly stolen cargo were found in a gear room during a routine investigation. Four dock workers were questioned by investigators about the misappropriation.
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New York
Brooklyn
Waterfront Commission
Mitsui Line
The
Commission
Area Poverty Head Resigns From Community Corps Post
Gaetano J. Suppa resigned as Allegheny Community Corps director earning $9000 annually. The board accepted the resignation without naming a successor. Suppa led the war on poverty program in McKean Potter and Cameron counties. A Towanda fire damaged two three story buildings and a third, causing over $100 000 in losses with no injuries.
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Bradford
Gaetano J. Suppa
Allehanna Community Corps
Suppa
McKean
Potter
Cameron Counties
Towanda Towanda
Towanda
Gas blast destroys sewer plant evacuates hundreds
A gasoline leak into sewer mains triggered two blasts in the southwest city. One destroyed the disposal plant, another damaged a barber shop basement. About 2,000 to 2,500 residents evacuated, no injuries reported, as Civil Defense and local crews controlled the scene. Fire and police patrolled to deter looting while ROTC cadets helped with relief and traffic.
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Iff
Joseph Sokolski
St. Bonaventure University
CD Per Sospel
John Martinelli
Explosion Injures Sixteen at Mine Safety Plant in Pittsburgh East
An explosion rocked a Mine Safety Appliances Co plant on Pittsburgh's east side injuring at least 16 people. Fourteen workers were treated at four area hospitals after the one story brick building blast, with several seriously hurt. The incident occurred near the main six story plant. 800 employees evacuated. Company president Eugene Merry said the blast occurred in a steel cylinder containing carbon monoxide or dioxide gas and the exact cause was not yet determined.
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Xetlisburgh
Pittsburgh
Mine Safety Appliances Co
Eugene Merry
Merry
Chuck LaSeto
Shadyside Hospital
Columbia Hospital
Weat ‘Penn Hospital
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