Unreadable OCR: West 18 and City Parcel Sale Notice
Incomplete text describes a land parcel sale in Ward County with references to Concordia Street and Erie County. Details are fragmented with many garbled words, making it difficult to identify exact parties, dates, or coordinates. The readable items suggest a public sale or auction notice linked to a real estate transaction.
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West
Pott
Nani
Varasso
Nove
Ward County
Concordia
Adalena
Couin- Erie
Bnd
Sistent
Pa Opponents Hold Spirited TV Debate in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh Democratic Senator Joseph S Clark sparred with Republican James Van Zandt in a live TV debate over Clark’s seat. Clark proposed three more debates under Marquis of Queensbury rules, to be financed by both parties, with a moderator future discussions. Van Zandt accused Clark of stance on Yugoslavia Poland and Red China and Clark denied supporting Red China recognition. An elderly Pittsburgh woman, Katherine Keljer, was fatally struck by a car near Mount Lebanon.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph S Clark
James van Zandt
van Zandt
Clark
Marquis of Queensbury
Wtae -Tv
Yugoslavia
Poland
China
Red China
United Nations
Wien Wold
Medital
Kennedy campaigns in Michigan and Midwest for Democratic waves
President Kennedy tours Michigan and Minnesota with a call for a strong Democratic majority to speed economic progress. He rallies crowds in Flint Muskegon and Cincinnati as he stresses GOP obstruction, appeals for votes, and cites defeats on social programs before heading to Detroit en route to a busy election push.
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Detroit
Kennedy
Jungs
Michigan
Minnesota
Flint
Muskegon
St. Paull
Oth
Congress Hung Adjournment Uncertain Amid Battles
Congress faces an uncertain adjournment as peanuts pensions and pork stall finality. The House met on Saturday while the Senate closed until Monday amid fights over a $6.38 billion appropriation bill for foreign aid and other measures. President Kennedy travels for political campaigning, delaying action on a tax bill for self-employed workers.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Berlin
Kennedy
T&x
Boiler That Killed 21 In New York Built In Titusville
A steam boiler made by Struthers Wells in Titusville exploded in a New York City telephone building on Wednesday, killing two and injuring around 100. The unit had been cleaned and reactivated an hour earlier. Investigators from three agencies and Struthers Wells representatives examined the wreckage as they seek the boiler’s exact makeup and cause.
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Titus Y
New York City
Titusville Struthers Wells Corporation
Alephone Company
Struthers Welly
Germans Bar Ambulance From Helping Dying Man
East German guards barred British army and West Berlin Red Cross ambulances from aiding a wounded man near the Berlin Wall. A British officer was kept about 100 yards away as East German forces fired toward a refugee emerging from a tunnel. Western officials condemned the move, citing free movement rights, while the fate of the wounded man remained unknown.
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West Berlin
West
Red Cross
Sonnenallee
Warren Philip Ferrier
Checkpoint Charlie
Radioactivity Increases In Milk In September
Harrisburg says the state Health Department reports higher radioactive iodine in milk for September due to continued nuclear testing. Director Karl M. Mason notes no alarm or remedial action needed, as levels drop with stored feed in winter. average 50 microcuries per liter vs 20 in 1961, with Erie readings peaking at 340 on Sept 26.
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Harrisburg
State Health Department
Karl M. Mason
Environmental Health
Erie
Mason
Ordained Baptist minister Mrs Franklin Powers joins Foreign Mission Society
Mrs Franklin Powers a 45 year old mother of three was ordained into the Baptist ministry last night. One of few ordained women in the church she will work at the Foreign Mission Society in Valley Forge with limited Sunday preaching. She earned a bachelor of divinity from Easter Baptist Seminary last spring and is a former mathematics teacher and missionary to Puerto Rico. The family lives in Glenside with three daughters aged 13 to 19.
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Hiladelphia |Ap
Franklin Powers
Foreign Mission Society
Valley Forge
Powers
Easter Baptist Seminary
Puerto Rico
Ste
Glenside
Dancer Ronnie Quillan Dies in Hollywood Office
Former dancer Ronnie Quillan aged 45 died in a physician’s office yesterday in Hollywood. Mrs Quillan had earlier made headlines in 1950 after being accused of attacking singer Billy Daniels.
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Hollywood
Ronnie Quillan
Quillan
Billy Daniels
Riots Ebb as Ole Miss News Brings Mixed Hopes
Reports from Oxford detail continued campus unrest surrounding Meredith and the integration crisis. Army patrols and roadblocks decreased while National Guard numbers were reduced and federal marshals scaled back, signaling a potential shift toward normalization amid tensions in Mississippi.
Bay Of Pigs Captives Released
The Miami News reports Cuba has freed 1113 Bay of Pigs prisoners held at Opa-locka awaiting interviews and exams. The Castro government allegedly receives $30 to $60 million in medicines food and supplies in exchange. James B Donovan negotiates with Fidel Castro as in the Powers exchange.
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Miami
Pla
API
Miami News
Souvers
United State
Marine Corps
New York
James B. Donovan
Fidel Castro
Donovan
ABC
Francis Gary Powers
Soviet Union
Doctor Blames Cigarettes For Man's Cancer
Dr. William P. Kremer testified in U S District Court that a Pittsburgh man’s cancer stemmed from prolonged Chesterfield cigarette smoking. He stated tar in cigarette smoke causes cancer, though he does not consider himself a cancer expert.
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U.S
William P. Kremer
Stamfard
Conn
Liggett and Myers ‘Tobacco Co
Otto Pritchard
Kremer
Driver Flattened By Own Auto In City
A woman visiting the city was hospitalized after a wheel of her own car rolled over her in a sloping driveway. Mrs. Sue Brock Way parked, exited, and the vehicle began to move, knocking her down and injuring her left shoulder. She was listed as fairly good at Gil City Hospital.
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Gil City
Sue Brock Way
Poor Inspection Of Car Blamed In Couple's Death
AP report from F'VUSBURGH says Paul Ihe of Swisavale was ordered held for the grand jury on involuntary manslaughter in the carbon monoxide deaths of Donald Henstock and Muskerswiay Bratford last September. Coroners said exhaust leaked from a corroded tailpipe. a Curuso garage owner and a mechanic faced safety injection sticker issues. police tied corrosion to more than a month.
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F'Vusburgh
Paul Ihe
Swisavale
Allegheny County
Donald Henstock
North Braddock
Bratford
Henstock
Mdbroeville
Dart
Te Curuso
Mrs Wickwire Satisfactory After Kidney Transplant
Mrs Morris Wickwire of Corry is in satisfactory condition after a kidney transplant at Peter Brigham Hospital in Boston. Her mother in law said the 36 year old housewife must lie quietly on her back for 10 days to allow the transplanted kidney to take hold. The kidney came from Brigham Hospital kidney bank.
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Wickwire
Morris Wickwire
Corry
Peter Brent Brigham Hospital
Boston
Tri Wickwire
Brigham Hospital “Kidney Bank
Sparta Meetings Set To Discuss Recreation Plans
Sparta borough leaders plan meetings next week in Spartansburg to push Sparta Lake area development with the Area Redevelopment Authority and state officials. Officials from the ARA Pittsburgh office will attend the Tuesday council session and a Wednesday gathering will host representatives from the Soil Conservation Commission.
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Spartansburg
Sparta Lake
Coupell
Hue
Lawrence Snapp
Couoil
Area Redevelopment Authority
Pittsburgh
ARA
Spartanebure Boosters Club
Stats Soil Conservation Commission
Soil Conservation
Mendville
Unofficial Pool Of Blood Marks Night Incident At Hotel
A man was reportedly injured in a fight at the European Hotel around 1 am. Blood smeared the alley near the rear. the Corry police station lies about 200 feet away. No police report or clear account of the victim’s identity or details was available.
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Corry
Philip Zaleneck
Ralure
Shiill Mt
Ordi
Bomb blast hits Cardinal Spellman residence in New York
An explosion shattered four basement windows at the St Patrick’s Cathedral residence of Cardinal Francis Spellman in mid Manhattan. No injuries were reported as detectives treated it as a deliberate act. Bomb squad experts found white stubs resembling dynamite casings in an adjacent alley.
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York
St. Peter's Basilica
Rome
St. Peter's
Cardinal Spellman
Mser
Timothy J. Flynn
Informaation
New York Archdiocese
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Flynn
Manhattan
Sai
Quickie childbirth in London ends with home labor tale
Edward Tin ad kissed his wife goodbye as she left for the maternity hospital in an ambulance at 7 20 pm. A hospital spokesman said no beds were available in maternity so the labor ward could not admit her all night, and the couple were urged to go home. The husband recovered enough to cook supper.
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London
Edward
Tinad
Tinald
Iis
Munn Tianaki
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Boston Municipal Court
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Conmty Grand Jury
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