Fragmentary OCR Note Scrambles Public Notices
The readable text fragment shows garbled phrases about bills, markets, and stations. It references a Dutch federal action and possible orders or decisions. Key entities are unclear due to damage, but mentions 407 408 numbers and interim terms related to a station or market entry.
Davis Ant. Late Arrival Stumps Officials
In a short item from the Davis area a delay by an ant species was noted, hindering an outdoor event. Local observers reported the insect’s late appearance disrupted planned reactions and drew attention from residents. Authorities did not assign blame and continued monitoring.
Banks summoned in ITT Chile case probe
A Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee questioned Chase Manhattan Bank Bank of America and First National City Bank over alleged US pressure on Chile in 1970 to block Salvador Allende’s election. Testimony cited ITT documents about White House State Department and CIA contacts to deter expropriation. Former Ambassador Edward M Kerry testified the US kept a hands off policy and that Allende won with a plurality.
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Chile
Salvador Allende
Chase Manhattan
Bank of America
First National City Bank
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
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State Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Allende
Edward M. Kerry
United States
POWs Get Small Pay Until Later
Clark Field airmen held since 1966 and 1967 receive only 250 casual pay while in captivity. Some POWs have up to 100000 saved, with 79 Air Force prisoners and 247 others holding savings between 5080 and 500000. Taxes vary by federal and state rules.
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Clark Air Base
Philippines
William J. Henderson
Milwaukee
Wis
Hanoi
Clark Field PX
Uyeyama
Aust
Tex
Lorren H. Torriesum
Carmichael
Calif
Defense Department
Air Force
Sesler Faces Opposition For $24,000 PUC Post
Gov. Shapp formally nominates Sesler to a $24,000-a-year PUC post with a Senate two thirds confirmation needed. Sesler has served since Jan 2 as interim appointee to a term ending March 31, with the new term starting April 1. Opposition figure already blocking confirmation may now back it, citing party politics and personal animosity.
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Fabbie Utlty
Shapp
PUC
Sesler
Senate
Guentin R_ Orlando
Duric
Ae Biely
Lee Ewan
Stould
More Arrests Expected Yablonski Case Not Closed
Pittsburgh AP report says prosecutors near wrapping the Yablonski murder case and expect more arrests, possibly not soon. A Prater verdict in Erie raised certainty but leaves others to face trial, while questions linger about UMW ties and federal grand jury testimony.
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Pittsburgh
William J. Prater
United Mine Workers
la Follette, Tenn
Erie
UMW
Joseph A. Yablonski
Prater
Albert Pass
Union
Erie, Pa
Erie County
Jake Gehrlein
William Prater
W. A
Tony" Boyle
Washington, D.C
Richard Sprague
Boyle
Plato Cacheris
Washington
Sprague
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