Crosse on als-on sell
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a property listing with a three bedroom kitchen and an oil barn. It mentions a sale and nearby drought weather hints and a rough address or cross street. The readable items imply a real estate brief with basic features and an impending sale.
Indonesia Sees Army in Firm Control Amid Communist Rumors
Kuala Lumpur AP reports Radio Jakarta says the Indonesian army is in firm control of Jakarta while noting Communist activity in other areas. Observers fear rebel Central Java forces may attack the capital as Sukarno declares he remains fully in charge. Six generals reportedly killed. defense chiefs Abdul Nasution and Suharto's status varies by source.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Radio
Jakarta
Indore
China
Associated Press
Antoine Yared
Java
Sukarno
Radio Jakarta
Achmad Yani
Radio Medan
Su‘a
Abdula Nasution
Armed Forces
Suharto
Singapore
Pramoto
Fighting erupts as Viet Cong hit Binh Dinh province
Fierce fighting broke out in Binh Dinh 275 miles northeast of Saigon as a Vietnamese army battalion clashed with a strong Viet Cong force. US casualties were light, with heavy government losses reported. An exchange near Da Nang left 10 Marine or allied casualties, and a Skyraider crash near Tay Ninh killed a pilot.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Binh Dinh
Phu Cu
U.S
da Nang
Lewis W. Walt
Viet Nam
An Xuyen
AUS
Air Force
AIE Skyraider
Tay Ninh
Area Milk Truck Hit By Sniper Near Blooming Valley
A Sealtest Dairy milk truck was shot at 12:15 Friday morning two miles east of Blooming Valley while westbound. Portersville driver Archie Carlton was unharmed as three bullets pierced the empty tank. damage about 1000 dollars. The shots, from a high powered rifle, came from a following car, according to State Trooper Edward Zakutney.
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Meadville
Sealtest Dairy
Blooming Valley
Edward T. Zakutney
Archie Carlton
Portersville
Zakutney
Carlton
Thugs Loot Western Auto Store on East Washington
Thieves escaped with 183 dollars in merchandise and ten dollars in cash from the Western Auto Store on East Washington. Ronald Barstow, owner, reported the east door was unlocked when he opened the shop Saturday, with several small items missing including radios, a tape recorder, and a carbine rifle. Police noted no forced entry and suspect a hidden intruder who slipped out after hours.
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Western Auto
East Washington Street
Ronald Barstow
Barstow
Dowell Drills Record Fracture East of Mississippi
Dowell Inc of Corry completed the largest single oil well fracturing job east of the Mississippi yesterday near Dunn’s Eddy on Irvine Tidioute Road in Warren County. The operation used lass beads as a fracture prop, pumped water to 670 feet depth under 1700 psi, with slick water to reduce friction, and circulated oil to the surface.
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Mississippi River
Dowell, Inc
Corry
Irvine-Tidioute Road
Dunn's Eddy
Warren County
Dowell
Ben Chisler
Chisler
Johnston
Two Badly Injured High Speed Crash Near Hospital
In Bonner Springs Kansas a high speed crash near Corry Memorial Hospital left two men hospitalized and a car destroyed. Bruce C. Smith 24 and Richard Fenno 24 suffered multiple injuries while a separate incident killed 15 year old Russell Lee Elven and left 16 year old Larry Wolfe with multiple fractures as four other youths escaped harm. Route traffic was halted for an hour as utilities and emergency crews cleared the wreck and repaired downed poles and wires.
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Bruce C. Smith
Union City
West Smith Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Bonner Springs
Kan
Russell Lee Elven
Larry Wolfe
Kansas City
Corry
Pennsylvania Electric Co
General Telephone Company
Union Ci City Police Offi
Richard Fenno
Smith
Penno
Yale Divinity School appoints first Catholic visiting professor
Visiting professor role at Yale Divinity School in New Haven designates Rev. Roland E. Murphy, Old Testament expert from Catholic University in Washington, D. C., as a visiting professor. The appointment marks a historic collaboration across Protestant and Catholic institutions.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale Divinity School
Roland E. Murphy
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Barbher Murphy
Yale
Pope Paul Visits U S On Historic Peace Mission
Pope Paul arrives in New York aboard a Trans-Atlantic jet and travels by motorcade through diverse districts to St. Patrick s Cathedral for a peace appeal to the United Nations and a landmark meeting with the U S president. Crowds cheer as the pope blesses the city and prays in the cathedral.
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New York
Pope Pass
United States
Pope Paul
United Nations
Johnson
Waldorff Towers
Manhattan
Queens
Negro Harlem
Spanish East Harlem
German Yorkville
Fifth Avenue
Firt Street
Meets Death On First Day Of Vacation
Bill Hessler, new sky diver member of the club, died at Hiawatha Airport after his parachute failed to open during an afternoon jump on his first vacation day. Several club members witnessed the accident.
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Hiawatha, Kan
Bill Hessler
Sky Divers
Hessler
Hiawatha
Snowbound Upstate New York Buried in Weekend Storm
Strong winds and frigid air swept across upstate New York and the Northeast as snow rain and sleet pressed south and east. Heavy wet snow slowed traffic in Clinton and Franklin counties while Binghamton and Utica saw sleet storms. Northern Plains and western Great Lakes temperatures dropped into the 20s.
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Associated Press
New York
New York State
Pennsylvania
Clinton
Franklin Counties
Binghamton
Utica
Plains
Great Lakes
Peace on World Peace Topic With Johnson and Pope at Waldorf
New York will host President Johnson and Pope Paul VI for their first meeting on American soil to discuss world peace. Johnson will greet the pontiff in the Waldorf Astoria suite, then introduce his wife Lady Bird and daughter Luci Baines.
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New York
Vatican
Johnson
Pope Paul VI
Waldorf-Astoria
Lady Bird
Paniff
Christian Church Disciples of Christ
Luci Baines
Woodrow Wilson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Paul VI
John XXIII
Paul
Giovanni Battisti Cardinal Montini
Milan
Pius
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