Auction Notice Items for Sale at East Titus Blacktop Area
A classified sale notice lists appliances and household goods for auction at the East Titus blacktop area near Guernsey. Items include refrigerators chairs washer dining set and antiques. Also advertised are dairy cattle cows calves heifers and related livestock with contact details and sale timing on October 30th.
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N.Y
Oker
Try
Merous
Bertha Stockton
Titus Blacktop
Turnoffsville
Tama Hospital
Ghernsey Nsey
Guernsey
Joseph
Rock Ar
Russians Stage Demonstration At U S Embassy
A large demonstration in Moscow in front of the U S Embassy protested the Cuban blockade. About 700 workers carried signs reading Hands off Cuba and Cuba, Yankee net. Police and troops reinforced as ink was thrown and windows damaged.
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Moscow
U.S
Yankee Net
Uirst
Tomorrow Is SOS Type II In Erie County
Corry residents will have a chance to wipe out Type II polio as the Sabin oral vaccine becomes available at the Corry Area High School cafeteria from noon to 6 p.m. The same hours and location apply next Sunday for the second day of Type I distributions. Dr. John F. Hartman urges all residents to participate since previous polio vaccines offer no protection against Type II. He asks everyone to return properly filled registration forms and notes a 25 cent donation is accepted to support the project.
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Corry
Corry Area
John F. Hartman
Erie County Vaccine Program
the Journal
Distributon
Bucks County Farmer Charged in Airport Bomb Scare
John A. Meyers Jr a Bucks County farmer was charged by the U S government with causing a bomb scare at International Airport last July. Assistant U S Attorney Edward F Kane said Meyers of Jamison 11 overheard by a ticket agent asking a friend if he still had a bomb in his suitcase. The agent called the FBI.
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Philadelphia
John A. Meyers Jr
Bucks County
U. S
International Airport
U. 8
Edward F. Kane
Meyers
Jamison
Aigent
FBI
Jamestown Defers Fluoridation Bid Action
Jamestown boards defer action on fluoridation after bids showed Johnson & Burns Heating at 9407 and Sans Corp at 9000 for water fluoridation equipment. Ludwig Construction offered 3430 for renovations, Chadakon 3950, with total low bids at 11007, awaiting referendum decision before proceeding.
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Jamestown
Johnson & Burns Heating Co
Board of Public Utilities
Sans Corp, J
Ludwig Construction Co
Chadakoln Construction Co
EPU
FluoridaHon
Council
Typhoon Gilda Aims Toward Ryukyu Islands at 132 MPH
Typhoon Gilda, with a 132 mile per hour center winds, churned today toward the U S administered Ryukyu Islands. U S Air Force meteorologists reported the storm's general path and strength as it moved westward.
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Tokyo
U.s-Administered
Ryukyu Islands
U.S. Air Force
India braces for larger China invasion fears rise
New Delhi reports growing worry that Red Chinese forces may spill over from the Himalayas into the plains below. Nehru weighs compulsory military training as troops rush from the Pakistan frontier to bolster Assam defenses while airliners and trucks are requisitioned to speed mobilization. Chinese advances reach Ladakh and Towang areas with estimates of battlefield gains and heavy casualties.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
West Pakistan
Assam
Himalaysan
Pakistan
United States
Kashmir
Himalayan
Ladakh
Ameter
Towang
Delhi University
Tibet
Full-Time Speech Therapy Starts at Corry Jointure
The Corry Area Jointure launches a full-line speech correction program for students in grades four to six, led by Miss Colleen Marks. Aiming to curb speech impediments and improve learning, the class welcomes 201 therapy students but can handle about 20 per session, organized across Wright School with plans to cover all city schools and nearby districts.
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Corry Area
Jointure
Corry
el Tas
Wark
Wright School
Pew
Culleen Marks
Dinhae 3 State College
Miss Marks
Erie
East High School
Mercyhurst College
Eirie
Fdinboro
Schoyl
Abe
IE Byao
Couelway
Columblis
Spring Creek
Soviet Leader Proposes Cuba Turkey Dismantling Pact
Premier Khrushchev told Kennedy via message that Moscow would withdraw offensive weapons from Cuba if the United States removes rockets from Turkey. He urged UN mediation and inspection teams to ensure dismantling, and suggested noninterference pledges to Turkey. The offer follows fears of a naval blockade confrontation and aims to resolve the crisis through talks.
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Moscow
Khrushchiev
Kennedy
Cuba
United States
U Thant
United Nations
Moscow Radio
Owc
Soviet Union
Turkey
Sand
Thant
Ihiushchey
Kennedy Blockade Debate Sparks Political Clash
The Republican Congressional Campaign Committee says Kennedy’s Cuba blockade speech was politically motivated, noting delays in halting Soviet ships and claiming the New Frontier misrepresented policy. It argues a strong Cuba stance would divert attention from Democratic policy failures and congressional inaction. A Democratic spokesman declined comment.
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Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Frontier
Defense Department
Democratic Congress
Democratic Party
Sarhuel Brikhtman
Kennedy Replies Sharp to Philosopher Amid Cuba Crisis
London AP reports President Kennedy answered Philosopher Bert Russell with a caustic line about burglars while noting Russell’s letters urging an end to the Cuban blockade. Russell, 90, had appealed to Khrushchev not to be provoked by U.S. actions. Kennedy said the messages ignore concerns over Soviet missiles in Cuba and mentioned discussing Castro with Tito and Khrushchev.
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London
Kennedy
Bertrand Russé
White House
Khrushchev
Russell
Claims Children Pressed Too Hard Need More Love
A Syracuse University professor told a teachers conference that American school children are under excessive pressure to meet marks and receive too little affection. He warned about potential neurotics alcoholics and maladjustments from overemphasis on reading and early grade conformity.
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James “A. Smith
Uncertain Fragments Describe Cold Weather Across Regions
The readable text hints at a historic cold spell with polar air and heavy snow. It mentions Lake Erie, transportation disruptions, and regional forecasts. Specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR but the piece centers on severe winter conditions and their impact.
Driver Dies After Car Leaves Road Near Lewisburg
David C. Weaver, 30, from Spring Mills, was killed when his car left the road three miles west of Lewisburg and struck a tree. The accident occurred today. authorities investigating cause and sequence of events.
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Lewisburg
David C. Weaver
Spring
Cuban crisis optimism fades at UN as talks continue
At the United Nations diplomats welcomed a brief Soviet pledge to keep ships out of blockaded waters but remained largely pessimistic over progress. Thant held separate talks with delegations from the United States the Soviet Union and Cuba while Kennedy and Khrushchev urged a short pause for a peaceful settlement.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
United States
U Thai
Khrushchev Narevd
U.S
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Thant
United States Faces Decisive Step on Cuba Missile Bases
AP Kennedy administration signals possible bombing or invasion if Russia does not dismantle missiles and launch sites in Cuba. White House notes aerial recon shows ongoing construction of 1200 mile mobile missiles and 2500 mile intermediate systems as of Thursday. Navy blockade remains controlled. leaders seek peaceful solution while avoiding immediate sea confrontation.
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Washington
Kennnedy
Cuba
White House
United States
Kennedy
Khnushchev
2 Hurt As Car Hits Loaded School Bus
Two Albion residents were injured when their car collided head on with a school bus on Ky Route 8 in Conneaut Township. Ellen Shauberger 18 and her mother Helen Shallberger 42 suffered chin and forehead cuts. bus driver Jimmie Jenkins 24 and 23 Northwestern High School students escaped injury. Police said Jenkins may be cited for failing to yield the right of way.
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Sunion
Albion Walljen
Conneaut Te Ship
Ellen Shauberger
Helen Shallberger
Albion
Jimmie Jenkins
Girard
Northwestern
Reminder to tune clocks back by 2 a.m. tomorrow
David Davis, young son of Mr and Mrs Guy Davis of Ti Weight Street, was present last April at six months old to remind everyone to set clocks back an hour at 2 a.m. tomorrow.
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Ata
Kelefoek
David Davis
Guy Davis
Ti Weight Street
David
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