Auction notice blends machinery and livestock items
Fragmented sale listing shows various items including tractors drills tables desks chairs and livestock such as heifers and cows. Mentions price terms and a contact phone number with a southwest location likely for a farm equipment and livestock auction.
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Anadohta Ald
Will & Ponies
Nonbheold Il
Tor
Nationbberstive
Solnter
Lou Ene
Anal Tools
Barbie House
Ee Kenmore
Hike
Rue
Irs
Uthwest
Holand
Babson Anderze
Plane Crash Kills 80 Near Zurich After Explosion
A Swissair Caravelle jet with 74 passengers and crew of 6 exploded in the air and crashed near Duerrenaesch west of Zurich. Witnesses reported no survivors. Officials lost contact with the plane four minutes prior. It was en route to Rome with a planned stop in Geneva. The cause was not disclosed.
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Zurich
Switzerlana
Toavsit
Thames
Swissair
Rome
Geneva
Duerrénaesch
Duerrenaesch
Local 13-year-old to face juvenile court for burglary
A 13-year-old boy will be cited to Erie County juvenile court on burglary charges after stealing 7 dollars and 70 cents in coins from his grandmother’s apartment on West Smith Street. Police say the youth climbed a porch window using a tree and confessed after initial denial. The incident follows a prior theft report involving the same family.
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Erie County Juvenile Court
West Smith Street
West Smith’ Street
Harley Drake
Tees Burety
Drake
Erie County
Indict Corry Motorist In Auto Fatality
The Erie grand jury returned a true bill against William J. Stroup of Corry on charges tied to a fatal auto collision that killed Harry L. Witford of St Marys on West Columbus avenue extension July 18. Stroup, driving westbound, reportedly lost control while avoiding a parked car and struck Witford. he was arrested for involuntary manslaughter with trial set for September 12 at 9 90 p.m.
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Atte Utes
William J. Stroup
R. D. Corry
Erie
Stroup
Harry L. Witford
St. Marys
Columbus Avenue
Corty
Witford
Corry Btate
City Schools Struggle With Overcrowding And Blighted Blocks
Opening day reveals 2 960 students in joint city schools with crowded rooms and new 8 period day. Senior High adds 101 students over last year causing two 10th grade classes to share rooms in cafeterias. Wright School and Conelway face severe overcrowding. Dean and Concord report rising totals. Council debates demolishing blighted houses. health and fire officials say no authority to intervene without new housing code.
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Tsst
Wright School
Conelway
Dean School
Columbus
Dean
Harding
Senior High
Concord
County CD Chief Urges Pressure For Shelter Bill
Erie County Civil Defense director David Parmenter urged Corry council to press their Washington representative to support a federal funds bill for shelter construction. He warned shelters are the only real precaution against potential nuclear attack. Council members said they would consider the issue before deciding.
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Corry
David Parmenter
Erie County Civil Defense
Erie
Council
Washington
Parmenter
City Council Faces Inaccurate Dog Ordinance Fines
Alderman Norbert Baenolner pressed last night to learn the source of Journal reports asserting the city used the wrong charge in dog ordinance citations, costing fines to the state. Mayor Zataneck cited Council Solicitor Roger Brown as the source. Brown said fines would go to the city if violations cited under city rather than state law.
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Norbert Baenolner
Wes
Omer
Philip Zataneck
Council
Roger Brown
Abs
Couneil
The
Elky
Trenanier
Brown
Lockout Or Layoff At Erie Plant Sparks Uncertainty
ERIE Pa AP plant doors were found locked and a sign read closed until further notice. Workers speculated a lockout or layoff as labor talks had expired with no wage offers or scheduled meetings. Company officials unavailable for comment. Grace Slown Caverton, 76, noted lecturer and author in family relations, died of a heart attack.
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Erig
Republic Transcon Industries
Erie
Russell Graham
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers
Tocal
Cleveland
Adams
Grace Slown Caverton
Feld
Denies Scheme By CIA In South Viet Nam Crisis
The Saigon government rejects Kennedy reform pleas as he seeks public support for Ngo Dinh Diem in the anti Communist war. A government spokesman dismisses Kennedy’s critique as wrong and based on inadequate information while Washington voices disappointment at the response. U.S. aid remains about 500 million annually as tensions rise over domestic policy and the Buddhist crackdown.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Kennedy
Ngo Dial Diem
Diem
U.S
Washington
United States
Viet Nam
Balgon
Central Intelligence Agency
State Department
Richard
Phillips
Corkiieden
Fy-Corryite Takes Post With U.S. Gov t
Ray B Tanner, former Corry chamber executive secretary, resigns to join the Industrial Development Bureau of the U S Department of Thierley. He will serve as a consulting specialist with the Bureau of Indian Affairs, promoting industry on or near western reservations. He begins October 1 in Falls Church Virginia.
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Ray B Tunner
Corryent
Franklin Chamber of’ ‘Commerce
Industrial Development Bureau
United States Department of Thierley
Tanner
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Palls Church
Prankiin
Cnndustral Development
Department of Commerce
Harrisburg
Hearsal
Brookville
Wallace Lets Negroes Enter Wallace Lets Negroes Enter
Birmingham reporters recount Alabama Governor George Wallace sending state troopers to the city while Negro pupils enrolled at Graymont Elementary, escorted by four Black men. White protesters and federal authorities watched as the first public school desegregation below college level in Alabama proceeded amid motorcade protests and a heavy police presence.
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Birmingham
Graysmont
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Montgomery
College Lewel
University of Alabama
Este
Graymont Vachool
National States Rights Party
Nags Ly
Ing
Bewan
West End High Behoal
Leyton Field
Corny
Muntelpat
Thesday
Justice Department
Washington
Ninlch
School Opens Warning to Drivers by SP Lieutenant
Lt Paul Dell of Corrystate Police urges extreme caution as school opens and buses fill streets. Motorists must not pass a stopped school bus and should watch for children crossing to board. The warning notes many first time riders and the need for safety awareness during morning and afternoon trips.
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Paul Dell
Corrystate
Rel. Dell
Cease-Fire Pact Sought on Tense Syria Israel Border
Pledge to maintain a cease-fire on the uneasy border follows a U N Security Council vote on a resolution condemning Syria for the August 14 killings of two Israeli farmers. The Soviet Union vetoed the earlier measure. the United States and Britain backed a new draft with eight members approval. Venezuela abstained. Council President Jacinta Daniel Borja urged both sides to honor the truce and cooperate with U N observers.
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Syria
Israel Area
Uaware
LAPT
Byrid
Target
Soviet Union
U.N. Security
Israel
U.S
Eigh
We Security Council
Morocco
Arab League
Boviet Union
Venezuela
Council
Jacin
Storm damages in Marys City area after tornado touch
A Weather Bureau described tornado hit northwestern Pennsylvania town of Marys as unconfirmed while injuring one person severely and several others lightly. The storm, likely forming near Ridgway, moved to Johnsonburg then Marys and damaged farms trailers and homes, killing 14 cows and scattering debris as trailers were overturned.
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St, Marys
Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania
Ivestock
Andrew Kaul
Mospihil
Beloved
Ridgway
Johnsonburg
Marys
Benanger
Henry Yeater
St. Marya Johnsonbune
Yta
Grice
Colinell
Pennsylvania State University
Alin
Arrests Escalate During Disturbance At Erie Rubber Plant
ERIE A continued stalemate in negotiations yesterday marked a strike by United Rubber Workers at the Continental Rubber Works and Hinton representatives met mediator Grover Stalbrook. Forty two persons were arrested during yesterday's demonstrations at the plant, four treated for injuries. The sheriff's department and police planned to enforce a court order limiting picketing. All pleaded innocent and were released on $500 bonds. One arrestee faced aggravated assault after allegedly striking Sheriff Costes, while a patrolman was hit by a brick but saved by a police helmet.
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Erie
Loval
United Rubber Workers
Continertal Rubber Works Company
Hinton
Pederdt
Grover Stalbrook
Sheriff's Department
Stile Police
Ail
Sambel A. Roasiler
al A Wan
John Costes
Joseph Mast
Ninn
Council Debates Waste Woes And Landfill Tactics
City council members clash with Health Chief Moriarty over waste disposal options including a single landfill versus two sites. A humorous aside about burying a Davenport port underscores the costly challenge of trash and a large municipal safe enters the conversation as officials weigh enduring disposal strategies.
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Moriarty
Grice
Lot Dispute Reaches City Council Over Vacant Property
City Council again debates the fate of the old high school lot connected to a shopping plaza project. The issue centers on a buyback clause if Associated Contractors fails to start construction, with attorney involvement and a possible court path ahead.
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Theti
Ply Zalznedle
Roger Brown
Attade
Associated Contractors, Inc
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Penna City
Erie Plant
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Haid
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