Auction and sale notices with varied goods and services
Fragmented OCR lists multiple sale offers and notices including used items, vehicles, furniture, house and land listings, and contact numbers. Mentions a fire incident and relief notes. Some entries reference brokers insurers dealers and auctions with scattered addresses and names.
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Eat
Ige
R. Juiie
Frank East
MEL Insurance Odd
Nerlee
Lone
Iman
Marga
GOP Maps Plan To Pass UC Program
Harrisburg AP explains Republican leaders in the House plan an early passage timetable for the unemployment compensation program. The bill moved from the Senate after an all night session and hearings were set to begin tonight. The aim is committee release by Tuesday or Wednesday and a final vote by week’s end.
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Harrisburg
House
Scranton
Senate
House Labor Relations Committee
James E. Willard
Mercer
Alan D. Williams Jr
Bucks County
Liams
Basic Provisions of Unemployment Legislation in Harrisburg
Senate approved unemployment compensation measures to raise the employer tax base from 3000 to 3800 per covered worker, cut rates for certain small and new employers, end a second benefit round, cap benefits at 50 percent of base year earnings, offset benefits with pension and other payments, extend qualifying work weeks, and raise maximum weekly benefits from 40 to 45 dollars with various revenue implications.
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Harrisburg
Senate
U.S On Verge of Rail Strike
Washington reports chief railroad negotiator J. Wolfe says the nation is on the verge of a national rail strike as five unions bypass negotiated talks and threaten to strike two major lines the Southern Pacific and Louisville and Nashville. If those actions proceed other railroads would quickly implement wage and rule changes nationwide.
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Washington
J. ©. Wolfe
Wolfe
W. Williard Wirtz
Labor Department
Wirtz
Southern Pacific
Louisville & Nashville
Smal
Wales
Six more U S service members die in Viet Nam weekend
In Saigon area, six American airmen are killed over the weekend as a Red Bu airstrike downs a helicopter and a spotter plane. Defense Department lists the fallen aboard both craft, bringing total U S KIAs since December 1961 buildup to 124.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Red Bu
U.S
Defense Department
Thomas J. Bergin
Schenectady
N.Y
Richard Jaeck
Milwaukee
Wis
Roger E. Gauvin
Caribou
Maine
Kenneth A. Shannon
Lynchburg
Vas
Carleton W. Upton
Auburn
Calif
Pie
Jane J. Holguin
Topping to lead institute on staying active after retirement
Dr. Norman Topping president of the University of Southern California announces a new institute to study how to stay active and young at heart after retirement. The effort aims to redefine aging and promote continued engagement for retirees.
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Los Angeles
Norman Topping
University of Southern California
Union City Youth Struck by Car in Front of Home
Edward Lee Maynard 14, of Maple Street Union City was hit by a car driven by Judy Corbin of He, while playing with neighborhood children. He suffered possible skull fracture wrist hip burns and possible internal injuries and was moved from Union City Memorial Hospital to Hamot Hospital Erie for treatment.
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Union City
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Edward Lee Maynard
Neil Maynard
Maple Street
Judy Corbin
Union City Memorial Hospital
Erie Institution
Wisconsin U Wisconsin Students Back Scranton for President
William W Scranton of Pennsylvania was the pick of University of Wisconsin students in a Republican nomination contest. On a third ballot Scranton polled 52 votes after delegates pledged to Michigan Gay George Romney shifted support. Barry Goldwater of Arizona finished second with 409 votes.
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Slawusu
Wis
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
University of Wisconsin
Mock Repunick
Scranton
Michigan
George Romney
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Ruby Faces Death Sentence In Dallas Killing
Jack Ruby remains isolated in a Dallas jail cell as his attorneys prepare appeals after a jury sentenced him to death for killing Lee Harvey Oswald. Melvin Belli urges extra protection amid fears of an attempted attack on Ruby.
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Lee Harvey Os
Ruby
Dallas
Jack Ruby
Sherif
Bill di
Ul Ruby
Melvin Belli
Decker
Belli
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Suttorney
Page
Principal To Face Grand Jury For Assault
MEADVILLE A grand jury will decide if the assault and battery charge against Saeger Town Ares High School principal Carl J. Maurana moves to trial in Crawford County. The case stems from an January 24 incident in the gymnasium after a student allegedly failed to return to his homeroom.
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Meadville
Saegertown
Ares High School
Carl J. Maurana
Crawford County
Maury
Harry Randall
David T
Sallmeham
Mauvana
Young Gillingham
Randall
N. D. Marvine
Schools Boycott Not As Big As First Protest
The second civil rights boycott of New York City public schools failed to match the Feb 3 action that kept about 464,000 pupils home. Leaders reported little parental or teacher backing as 20 student pickets gathered outside Manhattan’s High School of Commerce. Major civil rights groups did not endorse this effort, which followed a board plan that had been rejected in January.
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New York
High School of Commerce
Manhattan
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
National Congress of Racial Quality
The
Urban League
Board of Education
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton Wed Quietly in Montreal
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton married in a private ceremony at Rue Carlton Hotel Montreal with eleven guests. The bride wore a yellow chiffon gown and bouquet of yellow freesia. Burton wore a sprig of freesia. Best man Robert Wilson and a champagne party followed the ceremony.
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Montreal
Elizabeth
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Rue Carlton Hotel
Leonard Mason
Unitarian Church of the Messiah
Miss Taylor
Burton
Som Jol
Toronto
New York
Hollywood
Irene Sharaff
Anthony
Cleopatra
Rome
Miss Confined
Page
Flood Relief UnderWay After Ohio River Disaster
Five states begin cleanup after a week long battle with the Ohio River flood causing about 100 million dollars in damage and 12 deaths. Federal planners join Kentucky Indiana Ohio West Virginia and Pennsylvania to aid 110000 affected residents as river crests pass Owensboro and floodwaters slowly recede.
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Louisville
Ohio
U.S. Weather Bureau
Cairo
Gannelton
Ind
Owensboro
Johnson
Ate
Red Cross
Pittsburgh Steel to Build Sintering Plant at Monessen Works
A new 2 mile iron ore sintering plant will be constructed at Pittsburgh Steel Co's Monessen Works. The sintering process partially refines ore before it enters the blast furnace.
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Pittsburgh
Monessen Works
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Menaga
Johnson outlines $962 billion war on poverty for youth
President Johnson proposes a major youth focus in the war on poverty with a Job Corps for up to 100,000 youths aged 16 to 21. The program centers on training, basic education, and work experience in camps and centers, alongside new offices and volunteers to drive nationwide actions.
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Washington
Johnson
Office of Economic Opportunities
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
Volunteers For America
Te Small Business Administration
Lodge Leaving Asia Position Considered By Johnson
President Johnson said he has no indication Henry Cabot Lodge plans to leave his post as ambassador to South Vietnam. He added Lodge would inform him if he planned to resign and praised Lodge's conduct since victory in New Hampshire. Johnson dismissed rift rumors with Attorney General Kennedy and urged noncampaign mood until after the summer convention.
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Washington
Johnson
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
New Hampshire
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
ABC
CBS
NBC
Bobby Baker
Baker
Senate
Democrats
Congress
Plaza Planning Meet Tomorrow Open To Public
The Municipal Building will host the second in a series of meetings on federal aid to raze a downtown area for a modern shopping plaza. Mayor Joseph Barr of Oil City will discuss steps taken to start the project and outline the local community viewpoint in a working session open to the public, including retailers, City Council, and the Planning Commission.
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Oil City
Joseph Barr
Barr
League of Third Class Cities
Pittsburgh
Erie
Meadville
City Planning Commission
Chute Fails, Ace Pilot Killed
Lt. George N. Neale 29, a Navy Blue Angel pilot, died when his parachute failed to open after ejecting from a crippled jet during a West Palm Beach show run. The plane suffered a mechanical failure west of Apalachicola as the team returned to Pensacola. Witnesses heard a popping noise as the jet crashed near the Meadows home.
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Apalachicola, Fla
George N. Neale
Navy
Blue Angel
Pensacola
Fla
West Palm Beach
Neale
Apalachicola
W.H. Meadows
Billy
Meadows
Prisoners Found Hiding After Escape Report
Two inmates reported missing from the Allegheny County Workhouse were found hiding among cannery supplies inside the prison. Charles C. Rishell and Walter J. Smith will be charged with prison breach despite not escaping.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Charles C. Rishell
Walter J. Smith
Theodore Bottula
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Etinawy
Tex
GOP
Nixons
Miami
Richard M. Neatsn Plorica
Wisconsin
Ani
Maurana
Vincent Pepicelli
Gillingham
Liz, Burton
Happy
Civilian Conservation Corps
Lodge
Asia
Kasi Jorclay
Sosa
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