Valley area real estate sale and listings noted
Fragments describe real estate listings and auctions in Ut and surrounding regions. Listings include dairy related properties, rental rooms, a barn sale, price points around 7500 dollars, and October due dates. Mentions UPS stock sales and Holstein cattle references with various locations and contact hints.
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Barn
Tunsburg
Ansburg
Fiscon Balance Holstein
Consiatwetter Springer Tattle
Stassen Says U S And Russia Close On Arms Question
Stassen reports the United States and Soviet Union are closer on disarmament issues though no final agreement emerged after five months of London talks. He said a durable peace depends on progress, and noted UN General Assembly discussion is planned. Some officials expect a broader armaments debate with Russia at the U N in New York.
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Stassen
U.S
Russia
Alex
Tontidodt
Aujel
Stachel
Londo
London
Shaasery
Ogutlee
Meena
Biassen
Stussen
UN General Assembly
Whit Vale
Braxen
Civil Rights Bill Signed Into Law by Eisenhower
The President signed the civil rights bill empowering federal enforcement of voting rights with court injunctions. The measure repeals the post Civil War authority to use troops in civil rights cases and creates a presidential commission, strengthens the civil rights division, and allows Negroes to serve on federal juries. Debate centered on presidential powers while Little Rock integration looms in background. Continued on Page Three.
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Newport
R. T
Crefidant Ekenhewsr
Eisenhower
Eviais
Little Rock
Ark
The
Provident
Kew
James 0. Hagerty
White House
Justice Department
U.S
Ronald Davies
Integrion
Oritin
Hagerty
Davies Luter
Congres
Attu
Congress
Provisiona
Youths Arrested in Highway Drag Races near Altoona
Hollingsburg state police report 21 youths ages 16 to 28 were arrested for street drag racing on a two lane highway between Sproul and Queen, south of Altoona. The incident drew hundreds of spectators as officers tailed the races around 1 a.m. on Sundays for several weeks. Officers noted license numbers for ownership inquiries. charges of racing on the highway were filed last Friday and drivers face potential fines and license suspensions.
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Altoons
Pawr
Cpl. J. J. Wyehulis
Hollingsburg State
Sproul
Queen
Altoona
Land
Luise
U S Prisoner In China Admits CIA Ties
Reuters reported a Peiping prison interview in which five U S students cited by Richard Fecteau said the prisoner admitted working for the Central Intelligence Agency. Fecteau, Downey, both U S Army civilian employees, disappeared en route from Korea in 1952 and were sentenced to long terms by Communist authorities.
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U. S
China
CIA London
Central
Th Nene
Revere
Peiping
Richard Fecteau
Lynn
Mass
GTA
Washington
Philip D. Fecteau
DEA
Fecteau
John Downey
New Britain
Penn
Korea
Japan
CTA
Downey
Manchuria
United States
Reuters
Downey Yesterdas
Tropical Storm Debbie Advances Toward Virginia
In the Atlantic, Carrie remains far offshore with 150 mph winds while Debbie weakens to heavy rain as it moves north from North Carolina toward Virginia.
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Virginia
Miami
Fla
Carrie
Atlantic
Debbie
Boros
North Carolina
Visginia
Storm May Bring Rain To Pennsylvannia From Debby Path
The U S Weather Bureau Warns of Rain Across southern Pennsylvania as Tropical Storm Debbie moves northward from the Gulf. A third hurricane near 1200 miles east of San Juan travels west northwest at 10 mph with winds up to 150 mph. Warnings stretch from Savannah to inland boundaries for fresh and strong winds.
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Penn
U. S. Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania
Debbie
Gulf of Mexico
South Atlantic States
Pennsylvaa
Baresti
Maryland
San Juan
Weather Bureau
Fee
North Georgia
Virgina
Central Virginia
Savannah
Reds Aid Burma Build College
In Rangoon a Burmese official announced a Russian tech institute will be built near Cyo Fen before year’s end. The project aims to educate about 1,000 students with Soviet support and involves construction led by Burmese authorities and Soviet engineers.
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Reds Aid
Burma Build College
Sangoon
Cyofen
Weawintle
Sovjeteld
Jordan Receives First Shipment Of U S Weapons In Middle East Buildup
Jordan hosts dignitaries as eight transport aircraft deliver re oilless rifles jeeps machine guns and ammunition. Syria accuses the United States of plotting an attack while Cairo papers allege plan to target pipelines to justify action against Syria and potentially Iraq.
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Jordan
U.S
Amman
Middle East
Syria
Moscow
United States
Cairo
B! Shaab
Ter
AL Shah
Iraq
Soviet Jet Shock Sheds Light on U S Shadow Flights
Reports from London detail a Soviet jet on a return flight from McGuire AFB shadowed by two four engined U S bombers. The Soviet captain, Boris Bugaeve, said one American four engined bomber closed in then vanished and another attempted to follow between New York and Goose Bay. The Soviet jet carried Russian personnel to the UN General Assembly.
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London
United States
Moscow
Tdio
McGuire ‘Air Force Base
N. J
U. S
Ara
New York
Goose Bay
Labrador
Boris Bugaeve
U. S. Air Force
McGuire
Steps Toward Forming Local Kindergarten Planned
The article notes tentative plans to start a kindergarten program tied to public schools, with classes at First Presbyterian Church from 11:30 a.m. five days a week. Mrs. Harold Steves, experienced Crawford County teacher, will lead, and interested parents may contact her by phone or at her R D 1 Gorty home. The text also mentions Libya Libyan base employment cuts, reducing a workforce of 9,000 Libyans near Tripoli.
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First Presbyterian Church
Harold Steves
Crawford County
Gorty
Thousands View City's Potato Parade
A large crowd watched the Potato Parade as 66 units moved along the parade route toward a near 4 p.m. start. Judges awarded prizes in categories including Best Band to Youngsville and Corry Aven High School Band, with other honors for drum and bugle corps, fire departments, and performers. Local Queen Christina Fisher and Potato Festival Queen Jackie Clarke joined the pageant, as police and Civil Defense volunteers guided traffic and ensured orderly procession.
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Wats
Norlin Center Street
Washington Street
Center Street
Youngsville
Corry
Findley Lake
Oil City
Fire Police
Drake
John Barr
Ny-Penn Judging Association
Ny-Penn
John Rossbacher
Cochairman
Four Area Routes Under Highways Department Work
Harrisburg bulletin reports four area highway projects under way. Two require road closures and temporary routes, including Route 6 between Wattsboro and Union City with a temporary path via U S Route 6 and State Route 89, and Route 19 between Waterford and Erie with a temporary route via State Routes 97 50S and Route 20. Other resurfacing projects keep traffic moving, with US Route between Corry and Columbus pave 1.4 miles and Bear Lake to New York State Line resurfacing over 23 miles, both due for completion by late November.
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Stewout
Remoyivuua
Waterford
Erie
Waremherst
Corry
Columbus
Bear Lake
New York State Line
Realth Alde Dies Ovid NY Mental Health Director
Dr William C Sandy former Pennsylvania Mental Health Department director dies Saturday night in nearby Ti Jetiaten funeral services set for tomorrow in Ovid NY Local obituary notes his long public service and local ties
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Ovid
N.Y
Ti Jetiaten
William C. Sandy
Pennsylvania Department of “Mental Health
Sandy
Little Rock Crisis Deepens Amid Parade Controversy
Fragmentary text describes a chaotic scene in Little Rock with references to a parade, children and adults, and tensions around who leads or rides on a float. Names and specifics are unclear due to OCR damage, but the fragment implies ongoing dispute connected to a civic event.
Faubus Orders Fresh Troops To Keep Negroes Out Of School
Newswire report on Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus mobilizing National Guard troops to block integration at Little Rock High School. President Eisenhower warns against federal abuse and vows to enforce court orders. Local officials condemn the actions as rebellion while questions arise about authority and possible federal intervention.
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Faubus
Biot
Sérloim
Wellenel
Ranayel
Somapromie Wai
Eizenhower
Tina Wild
United States
Supreme
Court
Paubu
U. S
Little Rock
Little
Woodrow “Mann
Faubis
Mann
Hexas
Waman
FBT
Tomorow
Iyubint Ut
Stetind
Igh School
Miss Colorado Wins New Miss America Eyes College Education And Career In Music
Marilyn Elaine Van Derburg of Denver wins Miss America in Atlantic City. The 18- to 20-year-old, 5 ft 8 in, 120 lb contestant lists college education and a music career as her plans. She wants to use the $5,000 scholarship and aims to work in music on stage after college, then marry at 24 and continue her career. She enjoys riding horses, training dogs, and stylish clothes. She admires singers Dane Fromm and Percy Goto Ta-topa, and notes a cautious view of family roles. She contests for opportunities Miss America provides.
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Miss
Colorado
Atlantic City
N.om
Marilyn Elaine van Derbur
New House
America
Denver
Gato
Cowomen
Sheike
Tite al
Hovses
Percy Goto
Mins Van+ Derburg
Toy Girl
Marion Ann McKnight
Manning
Adlai May Adopt 1960 Presidential Bid Hint
Democrats speculate Adlai E Stevenson could be nearing readiness for a third nomination after saying he would not run again. A senator noted Stevenson's Europe and Africa tour as a sign he remains alert to world events and potential action if a strong field of aspirants forms in 1960.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Europe
Africa
Blavenson
Parky Organization
Threats of School Strike at Redstone Township High
Supervising Principal Alfred P. Figto reported that threats of a pupil strike and picketing at Redstone Township High School did not materialize. Officials noted weekend fear of planned sit-ins and disruptions tied to school board routines, but no action occurred.
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Uniontown
Redstone Township High School
Alfred Pe
Figto
Lrinelmenei
Sittos
Echool
Soviet Note Urges East German Unity Standoff Deepens
The Soviet Union accused Bonn of steering Germany toward danger in a note delivered to West German officials. Chancellor Adenauer's government rejected free elections for reunification, saying the move could destabilize the country. East German leaders pressed for unification talks while West Germany called for democratic elections. The exchange followed West Germany's push for elections and a reaction to Adenauer's strength policy.
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Muswuw
West Germay
Bonn
West Germany
Tm Borm
Konrad Adminauer
Erich Allenhauer
Orb
Adenaue
Wilhelm Haig
Andrei Gromyko
Germany
Bann
Trucker Held For Posing As FBI Agent in Pa
A Beaver Falls truck driver Edward Sandusky pled guilty to third degree assault after posing as an FBI agent. City Court postponed sentencing to September 26 for a probation report. The incident occurred at a Beneco Street tavern where Sandusky allegedly forced a filing of forms and struck a man during the confrontation.
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Buivalo
Pennsylvania
Thomas O'Donnell
Edward Sandusky
Act
Beaver Falls
Alan
Furry Seta
Buffalo
Kevint Harman
Pranklin Stator
Sandinsky
Beneco
Nashville School Desegregation Tension Sparks Disruption
Report from Nashville describes white parent protests and a police presence as the city begins integrating four all white grammar schools. Three Negro children register at Glenn School amid sparse disturbances, while more are enrolled or tentative to attend the other schools. Assistant Chief Frank M. Muller assumes control to quell tensions as the scene settles and the story continues on page six.
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Nashville
POE
Grammnrur
Opentec
Bratexr
Classen Fae
Unis
Gowabtuershty
Alic Rhotta
Glenn School
Nashville Grammisx
Glenn
Assistarit
Frank M. Muller
No Injuries In Two City Auto Crashes
Two minor crashes disrupted a city parade day with no injuries reported. One collision on Booth Center Street near Main involved Evalyn A. Baces and Julia Neff, about 19 damage. The second near North Center Street between Barbara Ann Falcone and Sand L. Beardsley caused about 135 damage to both cars.
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Alty
Booth Center Street
Main Street
Mise
Evalyn A. Baces
RD. 1
Gorty
Julia Neff
Vine Streets
South Center Street
Dullee
Barbara Ann Falcone
Second Avenue
Wax
North Center Street
Sand L. Beardsley
West Bend Street
North Genter
Con- Grea
Surrender urged in Malaya as leaflets drop
Royal Air Force planes dropped two million leaflets over Malayan jungles calling Communist guerrillas to surrender. Operation Greenland ran at night and distributed messages promising safe passage and a chance for a free trip to Red China, with about 13 million leaflets reported.
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Hala Lumpur
Royal
Greenland
Reda
Steve Iideomfg
Malayan
EE New
Ane
Red China
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Tripoli
Realth Alde
Chiss
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Prie Mwards
Starling
Uy Nm
Promine
Chutirtn
Atsaul
Adlai
Reds
FBI
Moslow
Sachet
Weath
Ley Nikolayoyleh Tvandy
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