Auction notice and acknowledgments amid a drafty living panel
Fragmentary OCR lists a planned auction and notices regarding living quarters and a Tillcrest address. It mentions Joe at an broker agency, insurance code numbers, and a request to thank Dr Williams, Corry Harle Harold, and Rev ies for their efforts during a difficult development period.
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Storm Age
Playcar
Ga Electric
Tillcrest
Ian
Joe Oker Agency
Roker Agency
Williams
Corry Harle Harold
Four Teens Die In Rural Crash Near Greenville
Four teens were killed and three others injured when their car left a rural road three miles south of Greenville. Dead at Greenville Hospital were driver John Tarkanic 18 and three passengers. Others in critical condition include Walter Buterbaugh 21 and Albert Morris 26. Ruth Cox 15 was listed in fair condition with injuries. The car failed to negotiate a right curve, struck an embankment and rolled over.
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Mercer
Greenville
Greenville Hospital
John Tarkanic
Burghill
Ohio
Gerald LaVern Cook
Ray Depofi
Barbara Miller
Fredonia
Walter Buterbaugh
Albert Morris
Harley
Ruth Cox
Predonia
Four Departures Shake Kennedy White House Team
After four months the Kennedy White House loses Pierre Salinger as press secretary to pursue a Senate bid in California. Dean Rusk reportedly planned to resign in November but denied by all. Salinger’s exit signals potential further changes in an election year noted for restlessness and lingering aftereffects of Kennedy’s assassination.
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Johnson
Tate John FP. Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Tharm
California
U.S. Senate
Kennedy
White House
Dean Rusk
Salinger
Corry man blamed in stalled police case over reckless driving
A former Corry resident, Franklin Delano Babcock now living in Erie, caused delays in a police investigation Saturday night by claiming an unidentified driver owned the car. Babcock admitted guilt to drunkenness and received five days in jail for the $10 fine and $9 costs after a hearing. Police later determined Babcock had been driving and charged him with reckless driving.
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Corry
Wayne Street
East Columbus Avenue
Wayne
East Columbus
Franklin Delano Babcock
Erie
Babcock
Porter Auer
Erie County
Byron Nichols
Early A M Drivers Crash Near Union City
Two drivers headed to work at the General Electric plant in Erie collided near Union City at 5 55 AM. John E Douglas 21 of Indiana PA and Wallace W Edmonds 43 of Fairmont City Clarion County escaped injury as wires from a snapped utility pole damaged both cars. Douglas car $408 damage Edmonds $100.
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General Electric
Erie
Union
John E. Douglass
Indiana
Wallace W. Edmonds
Fairmont City
Clarion County
Douglass
Edmonds
Johnson Irked By Photographers At Church Visit
President Johnson urged photographers to stop as he and his wife attended Sunday vesper services at St. John's Church in Washington. He asked for privacy, while officials indicated no Cabinet plan to depart before the election.
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Johnson
Washington
St. John's Episcopal Church
Kennedy
Theft Of Beer Leads To Driver License Complaint
Police linked a shoplifting case involving four local youths to a March 4 two car crash in Corry. Richard Wesoloski, 19, is charged with driving without a license after Grinder, 17, claimed Wesoloski drove during the crash. Grinder and the juveniles face probation with weekly reporting. Parents will repay Hammond Distributors for six cases of beer. Grinder returns to Erie for possible probation violation.
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RB. D. 2
Corry
Harley Drake
Jeffrey Grinder
Hammond Distributors
East Main Street
Grinder
Drake
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North Center Street
Theodore J. Amoroso
West Church Street
Erie
Erie County Probation Office
Harold Hammond
Foul Play Ruled Out In Death At Niagara River Dock
Coroner Burgene F. Ingram of Niagara County ruled out foul play in the death of Paul Dunnigan a North Tonawanda unemployed dock worker found wedged in a Lasalle Yacht Club dock piling in the upper Niagara River. The coroner stated there were definite no signs of foul play and noted Dunnigan had been released from Buffalo State Hospital last year and had been missing for several hours before his body was found.
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Agara Falls
Lasalle Yacht Club
Niagara River
Burgene F. Ingram
Niagara County
Paul Dunnigan
North Tonawanda
Dunnigan
Ingram
Buffalo State Hospital
Hold Driver For Court In Hit And Run
Unemployed truck driver Covey panicked after his vehicle struck Columbus man Frank Brant on February 22. Held for Warren County court on a $500 bond after a hearing before Justice Mead. Covey, 46, of Niobe, was jailed. Police tracked him 90 days later. Covey surrendered at the police station.
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Columbus
Warren County
Eugene G. Covey
Niobe
Warren
Perry Mead
Covey
Corry Memorial Hospital
Frank M. Brant
Brant
Johnson urges warm hearted war for nation's well being
President Johnson spoke at the United Auto Workers convention in Atlantic City. He sought strong labor backing for Democratic aims and pledged passage of the medical assistance bill for the aged while praising the UAW leadership. The address hinted at campaign strategy and civil rights support.
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Nat
Johnson
United Auto Workers Union
Atlantic City
Puteset
Atam Msnn
UAW
Reuther
Council of Economic Advisers
Walter P. Reuther
Russians Agree To Release 3rd Yank Airman Be Home Soon
Washington AP reports the Soviet Union agreed to release two American airmen shot down over East Germany on March 1. Secretary of State Rusk said on Face the Nation that the trio would soon be back in the United States. Captain David J. Holland and Captain Melvin J. Kessler were named. Lt Harold W. Welch was the third crewman read by Soviet authorities. The airmen parachuted to safety after their reconnaissance plane was shot down. No deal with East Germany was cited.
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Washington
Soviet Union
East Germany
Teheed
den Rusk
David J. Holland
Holland, Minn
Melvin J. Kessler
Philadelphia
Harold W. Welch
Detroit
Rusk
United States
Skydiver Jenni Oliver Survives Failed Parachute
Australian skydiver Jenni Oliver, 21, escaped death after the main canopy failed to deploy from 5700 feet above Perth. She deployed a reserve canopy at 2000 feet, halting a fatal fall, and received treatment for cuts bruises and shock.
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Prate
Australia
Jennifer Oliver
Perth
Australi
Bullets Ballots Whatll It Be In Harlem Rally
Malcolm X, leader of the Rebel Black Muslims, urged about 1,000 listeners that ballots or bullets are the choice facing African Americans. He warned nonviolence only applies to the nonviolent and announced a voter registration drive as the first step in a new civil rights movement. He noted in the Deep South that practicing ballot casting requires bullets.
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New York
Malcolm X
Harlem
Malcolm
Elijah Muhammad
Nation of Islam
White House
Deep South
Nixon Begins World Journey After Leaving Politics
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon departed New York on a world tour lasting three weeks. Nixon said he would take a holiday from politics but hoped to secure favorable media attention for his trip and discussions on foreign policy.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Castro Wins Victory In U S Court Of All Places
The Supreme Court ruled 1 that U S courts lack power to review Castro expropriation of Cuban property owned by Americans. The decision allows New York courts to address related questions on contract and New York law. Justice Harlan delivered the majority. Justice White dissented.
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Fidel Castro
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Cuba
John M. Harlan
Byron R. White
United States
Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
New York
No Apologies Due Says Rusk
Secretary of State Dean Rusk says no apology is due to Senators Morse and Gruening after his Salt Lake City speech. Morse and Gruening told the Senate the country can do without Rusk, accusing him of McCarthy smear tactics and demanding an apology.
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Morse
McCarthy
oGruening
Scranton's Unemployment Bill Boosts GOP Prestige
Harrisburg reports say Governor Scranton’s unemployment compensation plan gained legislative approval amid swift Justice Department scrutiny for constitutional flaws. Republicans touted the victory as boosting Scranton's national presidential prospects while labor groups prepared tests of constitutionality.
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Scranton
Justice Department
Twenty Sailors Rescued From Fire Sloop Beth Near Puerto Rico
Twenty seamen were rescued from the blazing Liberian freighter Beth after abandoning the ship offshore south of the Dominican Republic. The World Jonquil picked up the lifeboat crew and headed toward San Juan as Coast Guard cutter Aurora pursued. Survivors, including master George Markakis and chief engineer Alexander Markakis, were in good condition. The Beth, 2300 tons, flew Panama to Martinique, caught fire around 2 am after leaving Port Arthur Texas, flaming from oil and chemicals.
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Coast Guard
Aurora
San Juan
George Markakis
Alexander Markakis
Andreas Markakis
New York
Beth
Dominican Republic
Port Arthur
Tex
Martinique
Puerto Rico
Navy
Ruby’s Lawyer Quits Case Over Family Press Disputes
Dallas AP Houston attorney Percy Foreman says he is withdrawing from defending Jack Ruby accusing disagreements with Ruby’s family over press relations. Foreman had taken over from Melvin Belli and met Ruby Sunday before delivering his resignation letter. He lamented coverage pretrial and cited Eva Grant’s guidance to stay quiet, though he argued for keeping the public informed.
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Houston
Percy Foreman
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Foreman
Melvin Belli
Lee Harvey Oswald
Eva Grant
John F. Kennedy
Assassi
Oswald
Grant
Surgeon Blasts AMA For Lacking Warnings On Cigarettes
Dr. Alton Ochsner, emeritus Tulane surgeon, charged the American Medical Association with dereliction for not pressing health hazard labels on cigarette packs and ads. He spoke at the American Cancer Society science writers seminar in Palm Beach Shores after noting a FTC warning-label proposal from Dr. F N Blasingame.
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Palm Beach Shores
Fla
American Medical Association
Alton Ochsner
Tulane University
American Cancer Society
Federal Trade Commission
F.N. Blasingame
Blasingame
Congress
FTC
Cuba Looks to Resume Ties With United States
Cuban minister of industries Ernesto Guevara told ABC's Issues and Answers that Cuba hopes to resume relations with the United States on principles and equality. He said Cuba also seeks expanded trade with France Britain and Japan to offset lost U S commerce.
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U.S
Washington
Ernesto Che Guevara
ABC
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France
Britain
Japan
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