Vehicle model year design shifts and parts details
Fragmented OCR notes describe early plan changes and ground features in a car program. Mentions include a Fisher involvement, windshield wrap, new door design, styling data, and power increases from 304 to 324 cubic inches. References to specific numbers 165 788 and 88 models hint at engines and dimensions.
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Geni
Fisher
Dontler
Blyrac Poweretirom
Ali
Oldamobile
Harold Guard Bonn and Gury Present Belshon Undianw
Fragmented OCR item lists names and phrases with unclear context. Key readable elements are Harold Guard Bonn and Gury with Belshon Undianw mentioned in a garbled presentation. No clear event or date emerges from the readable text.
Markets News Amid Livestock and Grain Trading
Livestock at St Louis National Stock Yards shows mixed demand with cattle and hogs uneven, best steers steady to high, cowsweak. hog prices largely 26.10 26.25, some bids lower. Grain and feeders steady to higher with cash corn offerings up. futures erratic in cotton and equities, stock market mixed with gains for several industrials.
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Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Hoge
New York
Chicago
Batley
Vedley
Assike
Amathy
Ved
Cloyer
Studebakar
Douglas Aircraft
Schenney Industries
Mational Distillers
Milnois Central
Allied Chemical
Tax filing tips and forms for 1964 taxpayers
A readable guide warns that anyone with $600 or more in earnings in 1964 must file a return by March 15, with self employment income above $400 triggering a report. It compares Form 1040 and 1040A, notes eligibility limits, and explains that deductions and withholdings affect whether you owe tax or receive a refund.
Dulles and Molotov to discuss atomic energy talks
Secretary of State Dulles met with Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov to outline a peaceful atomic energy collaboration and set the framework for future talks. Dulles and Zarubin held a second meeting, with Berlin talks planned to advance the private multilateral agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Rogers JR
Washington,llp
Dulles
Forday
Aviet
Molotov
U.S
George N. Zarubli
State Department
Dullesand Mutatov
Berlin
Tay
Zarurbin
Yesterapy
Molo
Coffee Firms Struggle With Marketing Amid Market Uncertainty
The report notes 15 cents 2 period rise over eight weeks and a company strike affecting coffee marketing. When can deliveries are uncertain dealers hesitate to speculate in the market. The firm sells Stewart's Private Blend coffee, with about half its business to hotels and restaurants.
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Stewart
Revert Ono Company
Vella
Simington Trial Ends With Acquittal Despite 45 Charges
Prosecutor Coker Thomas filed 45 charges against Mrs. Simington in a Westbronte case. After two days of testimony the jury deliberated 35 minutes before acquitting her on the lead charge involving a forged 3300 dollar check drawn on Mrs. Amana Kesterton’s Bank of Clerks account. A handwriting expert testified the forged checks matched Mrs. Simington’s handwriting, while defense questions delayed further conclusions. Prosecutor plans to pursue remaining charges.
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Mina’ Kesterton
Bank of Clerks
Arkansas Senators sponsor bill to fund education with offshore revenues
Arkansas senators introduced a bill to use federal revenues from offshore oil and gas deposits for education. A similar proposal previously passed in the Senate, but this version faced opposition from several lawmakers. The report notes Arkansas figures Kright and McClellan among delegates, with mixed support across the chamber.
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Washingtonim
Bank Papers Found In Unused Horse At Home Sparking Trial
FSI agents testified about papers found in an unused horse at Tackett’s home, with years-old documents alleged to have no value. Tackett denied many Scurlock trial claims and denounced corporations, claiming FBI and FDIC neglect. courtroom tensions rose as judge threatened removal for laughter.
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FSI
Tackett
Moch
Scurlock
Tuckett
Wackett
Thomas
George Steel
Bank turmoil test ends with tense courtroom clash
In a heated closing argument Tackett attacked witnesses as FBI agents boxed documents from Mrs Simington, while Scurlock testified earlier. Judge Steel admonished shouting during questioning as Mrs Simington, calm but nervous, said publicity could ruin her chances of finding work since being relieved from the bank on August 15, 1952.
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FBI
Steel
Thomas
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Bélshon Undianw Hd
Buttemsteady
Norl Koy
Men- Qu
United States
Korea
U. S
Newabe Mig Arti
Jt Miata
Russia
Mrs. Simington
Arkansas
Wwe
FDIC
Peni
MacDill AF
Bate, Pa
Fla
Havana
Cuba
Cuidad Trujilo
Mini¢An Republic
Mexico
Cin Jon
Wu, Cor AB
Howard AF
Pon Jan
Peru
Antofagaste
Jon
Chile
Santiago
Sergent
Baca del Rio, Mantruale
Are O Ling
Vee Nwergy
Velos
Seertugua
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Abova
South America
Reuben CO. Hood
Caribbean Air Command
Thie de Janeiro
Broz
Pin-Wurmay
Intentine
James P-W
Jayne
Dr. J. Jayne & Son
Oldsmobile
Dealer
Aaridte
See
Nour
Gib Lewis
Walnut
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