Auction Notice for Property on Route 89 and Nearby Lots
Fragmented sale notice listing multiple properties with rooms ramps and features such as fireplaces gas heat and hot water. Mentions Route 89 Franklin Sciota Columbus and a 9 acre property near a village with a large listed building and several small rooms. Auctioneer Arthur Hos calls for bids and contact details in sparse obscured text.
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Enouth
Franklin Argent
Commattsburg
R. D
Arthur
Irene
Three local youths named as AFL program candidates
Rocky- Stumps vot votes and three juniors from Corry Area High School are named as candidates for the American Field Service international summer program. Local selections include Jane Farver Jimmy Shupe and Thomas Pierotti, with final picks awaiting AFL New York approval. Rockefeller campaigns in New Hampshire race stir GOP hopes as Goldwater and Smith weigh options.
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Corry Area High School
The
American Field Service
Jane
AFL
New York
Senate Nixes Aid To Yugoslavia
Harrisburg report notes the Senate votes to ban foreign aid to Yugoslavia and to the United Arab Republic, with amendments to curb President Kennedy's discretion and freeze aid to nations with fishing policy conflicts. The measure faces further Senate battles and potential executive faction fights as it moves toward passage.
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Senate
Yugoslavia
Washington
White House
United Arab Republic
Indonesia
Kennedy
Poland
Comegress
William Proxmire
D.wis
Frank J. Laasche
Ohio
United
Kremlin
Ernest Grubning
Alaska
Out-Of-State Driver Involved in Wattsburg Crash
Corry State Police report a 3:20 yesterday afternoon crash in Wattsburg involving Daniel K. Smith, 17, Erie, and Tryin R. Roberts, 65, Richmond, Va. Smith stopped at a sign then entered the intersection, Roberts’ westbound car was struck. No injuries, damage estimated at $1,000 with $600 to Roberts’ vehicle and $100 to Smith’s. Possible charges pending after investigation.
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Wattsburg
Corry
Daniel K. Smith
Erie
Tryin R. Roberts
Richmond
Smith
Roberts
Smith Auto
Jackie Robinson Elected President of United Church Men
Former baseball star Jackie Robinson was elected to a three year term as president of the United Church Men, a central department of the National Council of Churches. He was chosen unanimously by the ACM's board of managers at its annual meeting in Indianapolis.
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Jackie Robinson
Indianapolis
The
United Church Men
National Council of Churches
Robinson
ACM
Board of Managers
Senator Dodd regretful after Senate disturbance limp
Senator Thomas Dodd apologized for stirring the Senate’s decorous atmosphere after accusing leaders of restricting hours while legislation stalled. Senate leaders Dirksen and Mansfield clashed with Dodd, but Mansfield urged restraint and offered a meeting, later calling Dodd a gentle, decent man as applause greeted his return.
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Washington
Thomas Dodd
Senate
Dodd
Wall Street
Mansfield
U S Convoy Passes Red Checkpoint on Autobahn to Berlin
A six Vehicle U S convoy crossed the autobahn from West Germany toward Berlin without incident after a delay at Marienborn Soviet checkpoint. The French convoy followed, with 47 men. The dispute over dismounting prompted Khrushchev to warn of more checks. In Pittsburgh, Gladys M Qualt, 58, was killed crossing Route 8 near Gibsonia.
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U.S
West Germany
Berlin
Marienborn
East Germany
Hnly
Marish Born
Khrushchev
Pittsburgh
Gladys M. Qualt
Gibsonia
U S Moves to Recognize Viet Nam's New Leaders
The United States quickly moved to recognize South Viet Nam's provisional government urged by Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge. Washington began considering resuming aid throttled under the Diem regime as Communist Viet Cong activity rose. Saigon claimed Viet Cong infiltration aimed at destabilizing the regime amid the upheaval. Britain, Australia, Japan, Thailand and Malaysia followed with recognition.
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Washingtonavy
United States
South Viet Nam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Judge
Saigon
Great Britain
Revolme
Ngo Dinh Diem
Australia
Japan
Thailand
Malaysia
Rain Lifts Fire Ban But Keeps Danger In Pa
Steady rainfall across Pennsylvania eases drought but officials warn lingering fire risk remains. Governor Scranton lifts bans on smoking and campfires in forests as nearly three inches fall statewide over two days. Weather officials note relief yet incomplete recovery, with emergency water shortages persisting in many communities.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Nelson Kauffman
U.S. Weather Bureau
Harrisburg- York
Scranton
Harry Dewire
State Health Department
Hamptontown Man Killed in Route Crash
James W. III of Hampton Township was fatally injured yesterday when his car rear ended another vehicle on Route, swerved out of control and struck a tree. Police reported the crash occurred in the suburban area and resulted in the victim's death.
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Pittsburgh
James W.iii
Hampton Township
Scranton Pushes Amendments To Pa. Constitution
Scranton pushes to revise the Pennsylvania constitution via amendments. Gov indicated he will not seek a 1964 legislative ballot question for a constitutional convention. Tuesday election showed larger turnout and support for change, with some GOP gains and judges winning by large margins.
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Scranton
Harrisburg
Gary
Talkis
News
Wheat Deal Progress Amid Shipping Rate Disputes
Washington sources say the stalled 250 million wheat deal with the Soviet Union may finally move forward after progress on shipping rates. Khrushchev, in Moscow, noted Americans made a reasonable approach and hinted agreement could be possible if both sides bargain on equal terms. negotiations remain fragile and tied to American-owned ship travel and pricing.
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Washington
Moscow
Khrushchev
America
Kenedy
George W Hall
Shlushchev
Outlook Dim For Downtown Holiday Lighting Here
Corry’s downtown business section risks a sparse Christmas display as deteriorated street lighting and failed funding attempts threaten decorations. A $2,500 goal is needed. options include abandoning decorations or salvaging usable equipment to illuminate City Park with community help. Contributions may be sent to the Chamber of Commerce, Municipal Building.
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Corry
Joseph Sarnicki
Chamber of Commerce
North Center Street
East Park Place
East Smith Street
East Smith
Center Street
Sarnicki
Democrats Court Courthouse Shuffle In Erie County
In Erie County courthouse a wave of Democratic triumphs brings talk of patronage and personnel shakeups. Louis Reymek and Willem Hill pledge cleanup of outmoded offices including the assessment office, with GOP nominees and other party appointees facing imminent changes. Two Corry men, J. Fred Kinley and John Maloney, are said to be seeking new positions, as others like Clark Lord may also be reassigned. Continued on Page Two.
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Washington
Rockefeller
Goldwater
New Hampshire
Maine
Seu
Margaret. Chase
Smith
Court House
Louis Reymiek
Willem 0. Hill
Raymek
Hill
Dem
Corry
J. Fred Kinley
John Maloney
Song
Clark Lord
County Peruonal Property Tax Bureau
Reymek
Home Wins Commons Seat as Douglas-Home Lands Victory
In Serth Scotland Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home won a House of Commons seat by 9328 votes in Kinross and West Perthshire, a crucial margin after a Conservative defeat in Luton. The result steadied his position and aimed to blunt the party’s broader setback in the prior night’s vote.
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Serth
Scotland
Alec Douglas-Home
House of Commons
Luton
Sir Alves
Hhis
Face Firing Squad For Killing Cow In Cuba
Exile Victorio Fernandez says Cuba's courts in Las Villas Province punish animal slaughter with severe penalties including firing squad for cows and other animals amid extreme food shortages. He arrived in Miami aboard a small boat with his wife and daughter, seeking refuge. An unrelated item notes the Pittsburgh Sympathy Orchestra planning an eight week tour of the Middle East and Europe in late 1964 under State Department auspices.
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Miami
Fla
Aryavy
Cuba
Victorio Fernandez
Frm
Las Villas
Fernandes
Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
Middle East
Europe
State Department
Train strikes car at crossing injures Corry youth
Corry youth Gary Be Cresswell, 19, escaped serious injury when his auto was struck by a diesel locomotive near Centerville just after 11 45 last night. He was traveling about 60 mph and did not see the southbound train. The engine caught the rear of the car, causing about 80 dollars in damage. The engineer was William Gilbert, 40, of Oil City. Police filed charges.
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Crussire
Centerville
Gary BE
Cresswell
Corry
Sail Crosswell
Coral Rail Road
William Gilbert
Oil City
Pennsylvania House Passes Debt Limit Bill Amid Split Vote
Pennsylvania Republicans split with the party on a bill to raise the temporary debt limit to 315 billion. Eleven of nineteen Republicans opposed the bill while all 13 Democratic House members supported it, approved yesterday on a 1,187 to 179 roll call. Two GOP members William T. Milliken and Paul Byjague were listed as voting, with Albert Johnson not yet sworn in.
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Washive Run
WAP
Pennsylvania
Roe Bublicans
House
GOP
William T. Milliken
Paul
Jague
Albert Johnson
Sentenced For 3 Traffic Deaths
Homer R. Perguius of Duquesne Heights was given a three year sentence by Judge Anne X. Alpern in Allegheny County Criminal Court for three counts of involuntary manslaughter stemming from a December crash that killed three young men who were passengers in a car he operated.
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Pyplsbunum
Duquesne Helehts
Anne X. Alpern
Allegheny County Criminal Court
Homer R. Perguius
Ferguson
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Viet Nam
Philadelphia
James H. Tate
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