Back Door Spending By the Hit By JON A. MLSE Wasalagton
A garbled report discusses federal spending and budget balancing amid the 160 presidential election, with mentions of Senate leaders Dirksen and the Democratic Harader, and reactions to Treasury policies, funding proposals, and the effort to align appropriations with a balanced budget. The piece references press commentary, political figures, and coverage of congressional spending debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon A. Mlse
Wasalagton
UPL
Eisenhower Wasaveusuil
Risenower
Dirksen
Congress
Senate
Kress
Ann
Turbulent Senate Fight Ends With Admission Of Fault
A chaotic session features confusion and mixed testimony as lawmakers address a controversial administration matter. Key figures include acting secretary and committee members, and the dispute centers on responsibilities and accountability. The event unfolds amid partisan tension and calls for reform.
Obscure Albany Trial Mentions Several Names and Events
A garbled Albany news snippet references individuals including Stanley Brew and Mormer NY, with scattered mentions of New York City, World War I, and banking. The disjointed text names several people and places, including a teacher or professor figure, and hints at a local or school context with dates and roles unclear due to the damaged OCR.
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New York
Teapmern
Ie Ness
Keown
Iithye
York
Ana
de Yelte
Gomevieves
Marjorie Menully
Ar Newark
Sana Tosephes
Raymond Tren
Chanvilles
Amd
Wale
M's
Lene Brown
Horheel Howe
Fairlal
Metinie Sill Mibleess Agcomminna At Chil
Readable fragments describe a court at Albany involving Notional Aga of Accounts and interstate shipment. Mentions Meta Club, Hoxtied Now Th, a program and a nine at a Qin. Partial names and places imply a legal or disciplinary proceeding with dates not fully clear.
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Tandseli
AeHanend
Albany Yester
Phouas
Albany
Alan Eyates
Meta Club
Hoxtied
Center Brunswick Hotel Subject Of Oil Painting
An oil painting linked to the Center Brunswick Hotel is described with historical context and local figures. The article blends names and places, noting owners, residents, and events surrounding the hotel area and a related exhibit or commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Brunswick Hotel
Wade
Seirnawiel
GE Reaches New Sound Pitch High
GE experiments on musical instruments reach a new high in sound pitch with octave-spanning vibrations. The report notes the latest demonstrations at a laboratory in Wisconsin and mentions researchers and announcers describing results and safety considerations.
Former Aide to Columbia County Fined and Indicted
A corrupted transcription details several figures from Columbia County facing fines and tax charges. Burton G Laws of Rai Wuole received a 950 dollar fine. Coons, a diner operator, faced a large evasion indictment. Tester Krink, Whitgyhorn superintendent, faced tax and false claim charges. Fuley received days for motions, while others faced various counts and legal actions. High profile figures across local government and state departments appear in the imperfect report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morini
Columbia County
Burton G. Laws
Rai
Wuole
Guidy
T. Fotos
Aluiy
Couns
Coons
Mudge Palay
Tester Krink
Whitgyhorn
Kener
Waley
Nileke Li
Fuley
den Pear
Michael
Lali
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A convoluted legal recount describes medical expenses and damages. The plaintiff claims fault in a complex incident involving medical costs and injury. Key figures and affiliations are mentioned with disputed liability and settlement considerations.
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Staller
Dystive Tewarth
Haliday
Maymond
Reepel
Wiesaw
Hefei
Eich
Nasta
Two Injured In Pileup Of Four Trucks On Route B
Four trucks collided about mile north of Boxht Corners on Route B. Two people, Leslie Galler and Harrison Pylet, suffered facial and head injuries and were treated at Cohoes Memorial Hospital and released. The tanker owned by B. W. Ashton Co. carried about 5,000 gallons of fuel oil and spilled along the highway. Other vehicles included a dump truck owned by Arthur J. Coke Ung and driven by Rolistow Jowski, a van driven by Silas Naleau, and another dump truck owned by Jonas O’Mara. State Police and local crews assisted, and the tanker’s spill prompted highway cleanup efforts.
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Lesiie Galler
Harrison Pylet
Tray Ave
Gansyvaort
Ye Tratier
Arthur J. Coke
Tealley
Wenlilin Feld
Oopars
Iniker
Rand
Gattar
Tranpars Sul
Nie Fond
Guirroth
Vragp
Tax Deal Sparks Budget Battle Among NY Leaders
The governor and Republican leaders push a 32.041 billion spending plan with tax changes to fund payrolls and services. Rockefeller exemptions would rise to 800 per person and 2000 for couples, while credits could reach 20 dollars. plans face heavy opposition from party allies and communities across the state.
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Mendy
Aly Rucurd
Menger
Hockefitley
Legislatare
Fet Joine Wughes
Byrar Cuet
Chal Je
Syracuse
Kooche
Byook- Iva
Special Commission
Ives
Phal Group
William.j. Conkiia
Velorus
COP
Foller
New York
Ashby Guilty Of Perjury
Prominent Kirstin Res Publivan, Ashby Lanromont convicted of second degree perjury after a jury found him lying under oath. The judge warned prison time may follow as the verdict stands, with potential sentencing forthcoming.
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Ashby
Kirstin Res Publivan
Ashby Lanromont
Ray
Aqvandedus
Fragmented note on early assistive devices and typing aids
The text describes various experimental typing aids and devices for disabled users, mentioning a wrist keyboard concept and a mechanical unlocker. It notes challenges in usability, imagined features like voice input, and the notion of integrating such tools with daily life and communication. The passage reflects speculative tech ideas without concrete implementations.
Fugitive Sprenz sought after jailbreak escape details emerge
Police described a 40 pound buxom fugitive with a twisted right middle finger. The escape involved a plan, a chase, and a stalled plane. A man known as Sprenz fled, was later sighted in Arlington, and an extensive search ensued with hitchhikers linked to his movements.
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Perk
Pollan
BBL
Unes
Sprens
Melina
Tin Drake
Alcon
Tanhoe Smith
Cirol
Spronz
Fmith
Sprenz
Wallkick
Sprona
Tds
Hans
Michael Ladole
Salem
Sracery
Hin
Choy
Arlington
Les
Ares Wis
Inolarist
Meg Wrabler
Verimiant
Iran and United States near signing bilateral pact
Foreign Minister Ali Asghar said the United States and Iran will sign a bilateral pact soon, with no comment on the exact timing. The article notes continued tensions over the military accord and the stalled nonaggression treaty effort as Soviet and other factors influence the talks.
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Pelton
Tran AN
Ali Asghar
Telenat
L. S
Uekeat
Ero Tisla
Ivan
Nes
Farm Vehicle Exemption Sparks Legislative Debate in Albany
New York Assembly members debate bills to exempt vehicles used solely for farming from standard rules. Automobile Association warns such exemptions hinder visibility and safety. supports a bill aligning laws with the National Vehicle Code. Five proposals seek the exemption, with Assemblyman Thomas Brown of Troy among sponsors. The Senate has approved a similar measure. Assembly plans action. Weatheron County’s William J. Hid Weatheron sponsorship seeks a companion bill to unify reporting of accidents under revised vehicle and traffic laws.
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Albany
New York
Thomas Sh Brown
Troy
Senate
Seh
Autombile Association
Pasigent
Asseimblyman
Willian J. Hid
Weatheron
Unitun
Castro's Rise in Cuba Marks Transition of Power
The Cuban cabinet witnessed Fidel Castro formalize his takeover as leader amid a tense handover. Trials continued with Maj. Testis Sosa Blanco facing charges of murder and looting as unrest and international disputes over visas and diplomacy intensified.
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Miro Cardona
Cuba
Castro
el Marly
Castres
Castra
Batista
Maj
Testis Sosa Blanco
Hamenis
Taurnus
Sasa Blanco
Deatin Critietsar
Nis Associates
Biv Corp
Germany Eyes Foreign Ministers Meeting to Shape Germany’s Future
Allied sources report talks of a joint foreign ministers conference to define Germany’s role in all aspects and implications. The plan contemplates inviting German advisors, engaging East and West Germans, and possibly coordinating with the United States United Kingdom and France in Paris, with Moscow's stance awaited.
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Germany
Ag & Wojor
Lhuig
East
Weal
Dumes
Ness
Mareh Werth
Paris
United States
Beitain
Pettis
Wesb
London
Beltish
Washineon
Alian
Mika Mansmont
Mansfield
Roet
Guinan Nexolia
Allien
Fanelilo
Russia
Nove
Mussia
Moscow
Desegregation Delay Guides Warren County Schools Plan
A court-ordered desegregation delay shifts the plan to September. The Warren County Educational Foundation runs private classes in multiple church buildings with volunteer teachers from the public system. About 100 of 1000 high school students moved to private schools, and teachers agreed to continue through the current year. The article notes plans to determine how many will return to integrated public high school classes when it reopens.
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Daul
Berurtow
Warren Counly
Front Royal
Warren County
Sehr
Senate Votes New Agency for Transportation Office
Albany AP reports the Senate approved a measure 56 to 1 to create an Office of Transportation within the Executive Department to address transportation problems. Governor Rockefeller supports the plan, sending it to the Assembly for likely approval. The budget requests $25,000 this year, with potential $200,000 for a full year, per Sen. Franky Glinski who dissented.
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Albany
Senate
Neve
Rockefeller
Wald
Ottiel
Prabk Dy Glinski
D-Bifs Fale
Cyprus leaders back Makarios to negotiate Cyprus fate
Greek Cypriot community leaders granted Makarios full negotiating powers as the Cyprus conference opened at Langaster House. They hoped for a quick settlement amid Turkish worries, while nationalist figures exiled in Britain and longstanding tensions colored talks. The move strengthens Makarios position at the table.
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Foue Grare
Foreign Office
Makarios
Cyprus
Langaster
Nicossa Sanday
Daiyealtold
Archtistiap
Gepris
Bnt
Grecop
Turkey
Andard
Zurich
Switzerland
George Groher Dies Retired Blacksmith
The obituary notes the death of George Groher a longtime blacksmith at The Lilayaie Mallpoait Lap ayaniy oars and a respected member of Sacred Heart church. It mentions surviving relatives including Troy Going Knigite of Cov Tanbus and Arorga Fay of Albany, with references to other named individuals and places in a formal local notice style.
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George
Cirdlien
Wynaitskill
Troy
Knigite
Indeemanquaricant
Sacred Heart Church
Liisbuay
Arorga Fay
Albany
Heyneah
Melee
Viey
Snughbern
Danmrasy
Wye
Nealelly
Sten
Dedi
Amillet
Anand
Mehbane
Watervilel
Bettie
John
Noth
Try
Eevan Gevdisteildpan
Sanco
Henin
Wen
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Prion
Allan
Dulles
van Tara
Senate Hoven
Senate Bechateniites
Elman
Oilers
Wibe
WODA
Sean Mube
Memonentie Fonder
Sail
Dube
Anil
Tony Susterday
Gates
Avortd
Coonte Thiraugh
Tate Sambay
Christian A. Hevler
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Douglas
Pends
Yi Dagtova
Lowry Yyrtiss
APB
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Cites
Pongeona
Colombia
Stanley Brew
Mormer NY
Gily Bianker
Wits
Reno
Wales
Blason
Aseeal
Rani Stanton
Tool
Alan
Clark
Alter
Lam Amin
Moe
Davi
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Chirk
Mort Dohson
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Eambil
Mr Clark Ii
Tyros
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Ted
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Mead
Bitherd
Datcolsen
Agus
Ulu Tovar
Howe
Arsenal
Teal, Kalan & Cerwin
Testhaak
Val
Mendy Bashan
Conieman
Ronealites
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Austin
Cpl
WMA
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VEW
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George Groher
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