Auction and notice of estate matters in Pennsylvania
fragmented OCR text indicates notices of auction and estate actions in Pennsylvania. references to North Jour routes, Third Street, and Bank of Pennsylvania. mentions dates around September and items including property sale and registered estates.
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Bath
Lake Findley
Eliason
Stfield
Aidatf
Wall
Jour
N.Y
Eptember
Pennayking
Ithout Deke
Sylvania
Senate Wary of New Baker Probe
Washington AP report notes lawmakers cautious after a push to reopen the Bobby Baker case over a $25,000 payoff alleged to support the Kennedy Johnson campaign in 1960. Senator Mansfield will discuss with the Democratic policy committee. Dirksen urges investigation but cites timing and campaign travel as constraints.
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Washington
Senate
Bobby Baker
Kennedy Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate Democratic Policy
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Mansfield
Johnsons labor endorsement tested by loyalist support
President Johnson has organized labor backing but doubt remains how firmly the nine union members will follow leaders. Romney posts a strong nomination margin as Michigan primary returns loom, signaling political backlash potential. Maryland guards prepare for possible Baltimore race unrest amid national mood. A year-old woman freed from an abandoned well. he described as in fine spirits.
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Johnson
Vice Premier in Viet Nam quits over dispute
Vice Premier Nguyen Ton Hoan resigns citing lack of legal authority in Nguyen Khanh's government. Buddhist leaders threaten a general strike if the government does not implement reforms and nominate acceptable officials for the new national assembly. The caretaker government vows to act within 60 days.
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Viet Nam
Saigon
Soul Viet Nam
Nguyen Ton Hoan
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Hig Reime
Nalingal Assembly
Johnson Wins AFL CIO Labor Endorsement for Re election
President Johnson receives unanimous AFL-CIO General Board endorsement and praise for his policies. He vows to campaign proudly and credit prosperity to shared effort of labor and business, predicting the next four years will yield unmatched growth and broad benefits for all Americans.
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Washington
Johnson
Afl-Cio
White House
Cit
LBJ Orders Probe Of Kickback By Contractor
President Johnson asked the Justice Department to request the FBI investigate charges by Senator Williams that builder Matthew Mel Cluskey Paid a $35,000 kickback on the DG Stadium contract. Williams said $26,000 went to the 1960 Democratic campaign. The probe aims to determine any violation of federal law.
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Washinglon
Johnson
FBI
John J. Williams
Rdel
Matthew MelCluskey
Williams
Senate
White House
George Reedy
Justice Department
Sen
Willians
Reedy
Democratic National Committee
PBT
Congress passes canal study bill authorizing 17.5 million
The measure directs a study of a potential second canal from Washington canal project. The bill, approved on a 220 to 25 roll call, would have President John Signy appoint a special investigator Tilston to examine where a canal should be built and report back by June 30 1989.
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Washington
Congress
John
Tilston
Corry Voters May Register on Friday
Corry residents without registration may vote by registering Friday in the Municipal Building from 2 to 9 p.m. The county drive has registered 110,659 voters, near the 1980 election total and over 7,000 above the 1964 primary.
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Corry
Board of Elections
Erie County Eyes Public Defender Plan for Indigents
Eye County public defenders study a county wide public defender system to provide counsel for indigents in felonies. District Attorney Carney reports 35 states have such programs and commissions approved a preliminary study to determine need and payroll impact. Committee heads Scarpitti and Fischer back the proposal, with the Erie chapter of the ACLU involved.
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Erie County
Edward H. Carney
Carney
Richard V. Scarpitti
Roger M. Fischer
Erie
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Admiral Grenfell Retires After 28 Years in Navy
Norfolk Va Vice Admiral Elton W Grenfell received the Distinguished Service Medal and a presidential citation as he retires from the Navy commander of the Atlantic Fleet Submarine Force after 28 years of service.
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Adm
Grenfell
Norfolk
Elton W. Grenfell
Yek— Terday
Senate Debates Health Care Plan in Close Vote Expectation
Senate leaders push a Johnson backed health care for the aged plan as Republicans led by Barry Goldwater oppose it. Dirksen forecasts a tight result with Kerr and Kennedy central to the fight. House support remains uncertain as Mills and House conferees weigh the King Anderson health care amendments.
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Senate
Whitt
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
California
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
John B. Kennedy
Robert §. Kerr
D-Okla
Kennedy
Dirksen
Wilbur TD. Mills
King Anderson
Tong
Albert Gare
Dtenn
Russell B. Long
D-La
Barry Goldwater Opens Prescott Presidential Campaign
Sen. Barry Goldwater formally launches his presidential bid in Prescott Arizona a town long tied to his family and youth. He returns to the northside courthouse steps where he began his 1952 senate race and plans to start his 1964 campaign from the same spot amid a staged Western welcome and parade with notable supporters and media.
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Prescott
Ata
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Whiskey Row
Arizona
Barry
William Miller
New York
Tax Ritter
Randolph Scott
Lester
Renallert
Alex
Bikes and windows collide as youngster injured in crash
A boy on a bicycle rode along North Center Street when he struck a shop window, injuring his left hand which required stitches. He was taken to Corry Vispur Hospital where he was treated and later released. Police said the rider escaped with minor injuries.
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Wrusy
Luc Ray
Aul
Mead Avenue Ly
Sulinislar
North Center Street
Woden
Annance
Jamestown
Mos Cobbett
North Centur
Sitet Pealler
Amt
Corry Vispuri Hospital
Avent
Valice
County Pays Controversial Storage Bill
County commissioners, after a three day wrangle, agreed to pay a storage bill for 98 pinball machines seized in a statewide raid last November. Initially objecting, Commissioners Hill and Reymek relented when Fred Lamberton supported payment. The dispute centered on who should bear the cost, with state police raids cited as the reason for the stored goods.
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Chester Durst Moving Co
Staite
William ©. Hill
Commix
Sion
Louis Reymek
Fred Lambertolt
Jane Republican
Hill
Reymek
Lamberton
Mercer County Receives $6 729 Urban Renewal Grant
Senator Joseph Clark announced a $6 729 federal grant from the Urban Renewal Administration to Mercer County Pennsylvania for development planning. The grant, administered by the State Commerce Department, will cover about three fourths of the total cost of planning studies.
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Mercer
Washington
Joseph
Clark
D-Pa
The
Urban Renewal Administration
Mercer County
State Commerce Department
Baltimore braces as authorities fear Negro riot outbreak
Baltimore officials and National Guard officers tighten security after warnings of possible riots linked to Harlem and Philadelphia disturbances. Police and governor warn of potential agents of violence and vow to identify organizers while urging calm amid tense city conditions.
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Maryland National Guard
Baltimore
Erey
National Guard
Newry
Mubelitin
Gov. J. Millard
Saul Neier
Milton Reckord
Ballating Af National Guard
Fru
Aletudd
New Ynek
Harlem
Philadelphia
Known Instigators Ponder Riots Cause In Philadelphia
Philadelphia Mayor James Tate reports police have identified a small group as instigators behind last weekends riots in the Negro section. Curfew remains, taprooms and theaters closed, and more than 1,000 officers patrol the four square mile area. Police have limited disclosures on the instigators while denying a Communist background.
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Philadelphia
James 1 Tate
Mit
Tate
PBI
Shaykh Muhammad
Muhammad
Red Cross aids Florida storm relief with Corry support
Corry chapter of the National American Red Cross contributes to Florida hurricane relief. More than 6,800 people housed in 176 shelters overnight, with hundreds of volunteers on duty. Helen Davison notes Corry’s aid comes from the chapter’s financial allotment to national headquarters and local United Fund funding.
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Florida
Red Cross
Helen Davison
Corry
National American Red Cross
Sgt Alvin York Dies At 76 World War I Hero
Nashville AP reports Sergeant Alvin C. York, famed World War I doughboy and Medal of Honor recipient, died today at age 76 after a decade of battling illness.
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Nashville, Tenn
Alvin C. York
Hitch-Hiker 16 is Killed While Hitching Near Oil City
A 16 year old hitchhiker, Robert J. Bean of Utica Venango County, was struck and killed by a car two miles south of Oil City. Police say Bean and two companions rested along the road and bean lay near the center when hit by Betty L. Reed, 23, of Cranberry. The tragedy occurred early today and Bean died at the scene.
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Oil City
Robert J. Bean
R.D. 1
Utica
Venango County
Here
Bean
Betty L. Reed
Cranberry
Robbery leaves two housewives, three children as hostages
In Dearborn Heights Michigan two housewives and their three young children were held during a $75,000 bank robbery. A gunman forced Boezar the manager to fetch the money while officers pursued amid a chaotic series of escapes and gunfire.
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Jearb Ny
Mich
FBI
Dearborn Heights
Detroit
Virgil de Rance
Janette
Jeffrey
Béillard
Michigan Bank
Boezar
DeGrewce
Boezare
Hark Just
DeGreace
Lula Forsythe
Two August Traffic Deaths Highest Since 1962
Tate Police report August activities in Corry area show two fatal accidents the most since March 1962. Sgt George Martin notes 27 accidents 20 injuries including two fatalities, property damage 12800 dollars. Officers logged 12,355 miles over 438 patrols with 32 criminal complaints and 98 traffic complaints. Two stolen vehicles valued at 300 dollars were recovered. 25 assistance calls and 1414 vehicle stops.
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Tate Police
Corry
George Martin
Martin
Speeding warning ends in fatal crash near Sayre
An Amarillo Air Force Base man, after issuing a speeding warning, was killed when his car crashed near Sayre Oklahoma. The officer said Lawrence K. Ingram, 23, of Pleasant Gap Pennsylvania, had been speeding when the incident occurred as he left Sayre.
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Wi Meuvy
Ohio
Amarillo Air Force Base
Here
Airmog
Lawrence K. Ingram
Pleasant Gap
Penn
Sayre
Westeen Okla Ort
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China
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Eye County Public Defender’ For
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