Erie County funds approved for road and ditch projects
Erie County commissioners allocate twelve thousand dollars for two improvement programs in Patrview and Millcreek Township plus six thousand dollars for widening and a new drainage ditch on a 5000 foot road segment. Fairview receives six thousand six hundred sixty seven dollars for paving costs.
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Erie County Commissioners
Zere
Patrview
Millcreek Township
Miller
Fairview
Subsidy Funds For Schools Now Complete
HARRISBURG. More than $58 million goes to 469 third class Pennsylvania school districts completing the 1961 62 subsidy program. Budget Secretary Baldwin says $2 million was borrowed from the motor license fund and will be repaid in two or three weeks, leaving a balance of $12,643,000 in the special fund. Most districts will receive subsidies. two districts unnamed. The loan mirrors a five year practice to fund subsidies and may slow municipal payments from gasoline tax shares.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
David R. Baldwin
Baldwin
Manier
Steel vacation plan to create thousands of jobs
Mervin Miller of the Human Relations Commission says the new steel labor pact will add 6 000 to 8 000 full time jobs through improved vacation benefits. The agreement includes a judge plan retirement clause and extended vacation time for long service, with a two year contract possibly reopenable after May 1, 1963.
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Prainsurgh
Liitert
Mervin Miller
Teton
Huma Relations Commission
Miller
Pew
Sabyel-Firme-Teaides
Auto crash kills 18 year old in Crasil Waterloo
In Crisail Waterloo Maryland Donald Lee Charlton 18 of Stoyestown Pennsylvania died when a car driven by Patrick H. Kiggins Jr. 30 of Lowell Massachusetts failed to negotiate a curve while passing another auto and struck a tree. Kiggins was treated for minor injuries and released from the hospital and charged with sledding.
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Crasil
Waterloo
Donald Lee Charlton
Stoyestown
Patrick H. Kiggins Jr
Lowell
Mass
Kinggins
Berlin Alert Last Fall Was JFK In Dark On Crisis
Washington reports detail a Berlin crisis scare where a false alert triggered a surge of nuclear bomber readiness. General Power reportedly prepared bombers and considered notifying Kennedy, McNamara, and the Joint Chiefs, but no ground alert was launched. The incident centered on faulty communications with SAC near Omaha and BMEWS sites in Colorado Springs, with the alert lasting seconds to minutes and prompting promise of system fixes.
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Washington
United States
Berlin
Kenedy
Loulay
Thomas S. Power
Stratowic Air Command
Kennedy
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Joint Chiefs of Staff
SAC
Power
Systim Minking
Omaha
Neb
BMEWS
Cotemand
Colorado Springs
Colo
Pentagon
Idl
Sviathe
Leurs
Aly Defense Command
Colorado
Rot Powter
Hanes
Lamb Toads
Green
Jack Lu
BMEW
O Fitish
Isswe
Berlin Troops Stage Exercise Amid Sky Aerial Show
Field reports describe MIG jet fighters from unknown air forces over Berlin as long vapor trails cut the blue sky. A US Army platoon from Co A Battle Group 6th Infantry moved via Autobahn toward West Germany for a training period. East German forces wrapped up large maneuvers at week’s start per ADN, citing exemplary display.
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U.S. Army
Ifeline
West Germany
Co. A
6Th Infantry
Periol
East Germany
Berlin
ADN
New Syrian Army Leader Calls for Truce Amid Aleppo tensions
In northern Syria a new commander Col Luaay Atassi said he leads the Northern and Rasern Army Command and urged the Damascus junta to halt troop movements to Aleppo to prevent bloodshed and preserve unity. He imposed a curfew and sought a quiet settlement as Damascus issued a surrender ultimatum to the Aleppo garrison.
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Beirut
Levanm
Syria
Damascus
Luaay Atassi
Aleppo
Tiab
United Arab
Fie
Atassi
U.ar
Atass
U.A.R
DAR
What Emile’s Fate in Brain Injury Case Described
The text discusses neurosurgical findings from a boxing injury, describing brain bleeding, vascular damage, and potential permanent disability depending on brain area affected. It explains concussion, recovery processes, and how repeated concussions lead to cumulative brain damage and fibrous tissue repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theoweh
Wales
Paret Hind
Jim
Mo Mentarly
Debates Rise Over Boxing Safety After Notable Deaths
A 1981 study cited in the article notes boxing deaths in New York City's chief medical examiner files over 32 years reached 21, with baseball 43, football 27, and basketball seven. Experts discuss boxing’s deadly toll, calls to ban professional bouts, and proposals for protective gear and softer gloves.
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Trayle
Wien
Ub Wa
New York City
Charles Pearson
Tacoma
Wash
Laurson
National Boxing Association
Parel
Jimmy Doyle
Sugar Ray Robinson
Cleveland
Paret
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U.S. Coast Guard
Kaw
Lake Erie
Erie
Buffalo Bay
Erie Coast Guard
Luella May
Buffalo
Buffalo Coast Guard
George R. Sample
East Plemont Street
Chater Fenn
White Street
Polly
Richie Moyes Potte
Lyons Transportion Co
Joseph de Noe
Lake City
East Pleasant Street
Reynnold Division
Craffe la Pays
Dean Houser
Noe
Wattsburg
Humot
Fred M. Poster
Lawrence Park
Foster
Raymond Schuschu
Waterford
Erie County
Ft. Devens
Edward B. Deane
East Main Street
Pittsburgh
Steel
Ade
Barney’s Firestone
Jim Hammond
Jfk
Pontiac-Dealer
Www
Water SE
South ST
Emile
Plains
Evans
Hallmark
Hay
Looie
Man
The
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