Well,,, Its back together,, very quiet, nice sound, excellent face plate, etc... Too bad, as I thought it would be a good source for a guitar amp project! Thanks again for all the input, conversation, help and tubes!!! It would a nice to mate it with a matching amp for a small stereo setup, not for me tho,,, I hope to never open that box again!!! It had to be designed by a guy named Pandora... If I were to keep it, I would rebuild it on a chassis similar to the Mullard amp link in the thread, and offer the face plate and box up for someone's up grade...
Seems the original 6267 had an intermittent short... So, along with a broken ground wire connecting the two input jacks, bolting the chassis back together, and eliminating all the jumpers killed the hum... All the caps and out of spec resistors are replaced... Restuffed the can...
I put the power switch on the front panel,, and rewired the crystal phono jack as a 2nd line input with a switch in the proper hole... Left enough slack in polarized line cord to put an inline fuse holder in it, by just removing the bottom plate... Its running on variac now, so its protected...