Evening sale offers downtown repairs and rentals
Fragmented listing notes a sale and rental options in a downtown area, with references to a furnace repair, various street addresses, and multiple contact numbers for a real estate broker and an auction context. The readable text implies estate and equipment listings with firms in New York.
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Ark Place
Red Street
Agency
State
Alesman Bawnell
Erlee
Man
N.Y
Ipment
Crete
Fire Reported On Tanker Torrey Canyon Off England
Coast Guard radio reports torrey canyon a 123000 ton American supertanker grounded on Seven Stones Reef off southwest England caught fire with 80000 gallons of oil aboard. Italian crewalongs and salvage efforts, large oil slick endangering southern beaches. injuries and explosion reported aboard.
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Land's End
England
Coast Guard
Union Oil Co. of
California
Seven Stones Reef
Scilly Isles
Scilly
St. Just
City Parking Lots Report Revenue totals
The Parking Authority reported two city lots have collected 2728 in receipts as of March 1. Lot 1 on East Washington has 2645 since December 20 1965 and Lot 2 on Park street 82 since December. Total costs were 14788 for Lot 1 and 8809 for Lot 2.
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East Washington Street
Park Street
Five To Launch Low Income Housing Plan In City
Five local men named to serve temporarily on a housing committee will steer a plan toward a 100 unit low income project and possibly form a permanent housing authority. The appointees include William Helmintoller Clyde T Keith James Kelsey Allison Brown and Marvin McHale with architect Thomas R Bontempo listed to assist. The group aims to begin work immediately with a meeting likely Thursday night at 7.
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City Council 1St Mgnt
William Helmintoller
Raymond Division
Clyde T. Keith
Corry
Wing
Aero-Flow Dynamics
James Kelsey
Ajax Iron Works
Allison Brown
Corry Jamestown Corp
Marvin McHale
Citizens Corry
The
Marine Bank
Thomas R. Bontempo
Rochester
Joseph F. Bontempo
Ste. 7
Fourth Ward
Compulsory Retirement Rule for Boston Priests
Cardinal Cushing announces priests in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston must retire at 75 starting January 1. Priests may retire voluntarily at 65, with 24 expected to be affected. Cushing, 72, has said he intends to retire in 1970 when 75.
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Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Archdiocese of
Cardinal Cushing
City seeks hearings on Corey Water rate hike and service
Solicitor Douglas Rozelle told City Council he has not yet secured all profit and loss figures for Corey Water Co. He needs the data to assess the 25 percent rate increase approved January 1 and to support the city’s objection that the firm does not serve the entire community. The PUC may hold two hearings, one on the increase and one on service, with dates not yet set.
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Douglas Rozelle
Corey Water Co
Rozelle
Public Utilities Commission
Erie
Harrisburg
PUC
Alleged death by own action Attempt Fades: Police Bow Out
A woman called police at 4 am claiming her husband would kill himself with sleeping pills. Officers found him, consulted his doctor, and advised hospital stomach pumping if overdose occurred. The husband declined hospital care and police left. A separate crash near Altoona killed driver William Noel of Portage, Cambria County.
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East Side
Oficer
Altoona
U.S
William Noel
Portage
Cambria County
Violent Milk Holders Hit Ohio Markets Across State
Ohio dairy farmers linked to the National Farmers Organization escalated a milk holding action into its second week. Trucks were stopped and milk dumped, with 1800 gallons adulterated by kerosene. Seneca County buyers distributed milk to the needy while others bought and removed gallons from stores.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
National Farmers Organization
Buckeye
NFO
Seneca County
NFC
Tiffin
Cincinnati
Milk price fight drives NFC action across states
Oren Lee Staley, president of the National Farmers Organization, faces threats as his family hides after a phone call. The six day milk holding action aims to lift milk prices by two cents a quart while arrests, spills, and violence rise and supply tightens.
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Chicago
Oren Lee Staley
Staley
National Farmers Organzation
Whitesville
NFO
Corning
Iowa
Omaha
NFC
Reuben Anders
Bucks County
Doylestown
Philadelphia
Food Stamp Plan Extended To 1968 By House
The House Agriculture Committee approved a one year extension to June 30 1968 of the food stamp program and voted to raise the ceiling and boost state participation. About 2 million people in 875 areas participated, including several in Pennsylvania.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Pennsylvania
Johnson says Guam talks yield no military decisions
President Johnson described two days of Vietnam talks on Guam as instructive and constructive but not yielding military decisions. Thieu announced Hanoi had not replied to a peace meeting invitation, while Ky and Thieu prepared to return to Saigon and Washington.
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Guam
Johnson
Vietnam
Pacific
Honolulu
Washington
South Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van Thieu
Saigon
Thieu
North Vietnam
Hanoi
White House
George Christian
Milk Trouble Strikes Corry Area Dairy Farms
Farmers in the Corry region push to raise milk prices through disruptive actions. Incidents include a Grandview Dairy break in and bulk tank dumping worth 1350 dollars, a gunshot at Raymond Boyd’s milkhouse causing 500 dollars in damage, and 600 pounds dumped at Gordon Turk dairy. Police investigate with no suspects as NFC organizers observe.
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Grandview
Bear Lake
Raymond Boyd
Waterford
Mill Village
Boyd
Gordon Turk
Titusville
Corry Barracks
Albert White
Union City
Saegertown
Frewsburg
N.Y
Ashtabula County
Ohio
Corry
National Farmers Organization
NFC
Dodd Farms
Columbus
City to collect $10 occupational tax in July
The city outlines how employers and self employed individuals must collect and report the new $10 occupational privilege tax. Reports are due July 15 for initial pay periods and December 31 for the second period. penalties include 5 percent plus 6 percent annual interest for employers failing to deduct.
Federal milk prices urged for Western Pennsylvania
Penn State dairy expert Dr. C W Pierce urged the creation of a Tri State federal marketing area at a U S Department hearing to stabilize prices for farmers and ensure milk supply in Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania. About 20 UDF protesters picketed outside the hotel as debate of federal orders versus state rules continued.
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Pittsburgh
Penn State
Western Pennsylvania
C.W. Pierce
U. S. Agriculture Department
Pierce
Pennsylvania
State Milk Control Commission
Commission
United Dairy Farmers
UDF
City Eyes Change in Pension Fund Handling
About 200000 dollars in police and firemen pension funds sits in savings and loan accounts from Georgia to the West Coast. The funds are kept this way as a tradition set up by former solicitors and finance directors to earn higher interest. The system involves about 20 S and L companies, creating a maze of deposits managed by the finance director and city council. Mayor William A. Peiffer and Finance Director Gerald Staples oppose it and council members indicate possible action at the next meeting.
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Georgia
West Coast
Gerald Staples
William A. Peiffer
Dorr Clark
City council tackles issues in new garbage system rollout
City engineer and council members report mixed results after the March 1 compulsory garbage ordinance. About 600 new residential stops and a monthly pickup were added by Superior Refuse Service, with second story and inside building pickups available for a $2 monthly surcharge. Some trucks miss pickups and industrial road costs may be lower than estimated, but verification will take time.
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Superior
David Johnson
Agia
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Deal
Arthur Teets
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Dean Rusk
Robert McNamara
William C. Westeersland
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