Editorial questions CAIDC pledges and payroll gains
The Corry Area Industrial Development Corp. faced trust issues as $125,000 sought to create local payrolls. Delinquent accounts total $10,428 from 51 parties, and 18 pledged businesses with $6,350 have paid nothing. Despite progress, ongoing pledges remain short by $16,834. A Wisconsin firm may place a plant here in September, with Ohio interest also explored. Why this wavering in faith amid job-creation efforts?
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Corry
World War II battles and early North Africa air war update
Allied forces report Japanese retreat from Salamua as bomb damaged positions give way. News also notes the southern Italy air campaign beginning with emphasis on rail targets affecting German supply lines.
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Salamua
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Fractured Printer’s Notice on Subscriptions and Rates
Fragmentary notice outlines subscription terms for a newspaper or periodical. Mentions annual and weekly rates, mail remittance, and a deadline tied to the previous publication date. Contains garbled names and pricing snippets, preserving the core subscription action and timing.
Hair and baldness facts from Jim Bishop column
Jim Bishop discusses hair science and baldness in a long satirical health column. He cites William Rathes article and notes hair's minimal function, hereditary factors, typical hair counts, growth rate, and that dandruff and tonics don’t prevent baldness. He ends with a humorous nod to public figures.
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William R. Wath
Premier Khrushchev interview signals unilateral arms pause
Drew Pearson presents an exclusive interview with Nikita Khrushchev near a pool in Georgia, discussing Berlin and a possible summit. Khrushchev says the Soviet Union will reduce arms unilaterally regardless of U.S. cuts, arguing the arms race is wasteful. He criticizes U.S. pressure from arms monopolies and notes Berlin and Geneva talks as ongoing contexts.
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New Industry To Locate In Erie Industrial Park
A $714,000 loan approved by the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority will fund a new knitting mill to move to the Erie Industrial Park. The operation plans to employ about 250 people, with GEIDC coordinating. Total building cost is estimated at $300,000 and a training program will begin in Erie soon through the State Employment Service. This marks the park’s second move in two years and seventh firm overall with GEIDC support.
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Greater Erie Industrial Development Corp
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Pennsylvania
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Foreign dollar drain grows as exports outpace imports
AP defines the U S trade balance in early 1963 as a favorable export surplus but notes the deficit grows due to foreign aid, military spending, travel, and private investment abroad. Americans bought more foreign securities, about $1 billion in the first half, nearly matching all of 1962 and more than 1961 or 1960, just before hearings on a proposed tax on foreign securities purchases.
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New York
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Pitt Campus Titusville fund drive nears goal
The Pitt Campus at Titusville reports its fund drive total at 419 554 dollars, only 5425 dollars short of the 425 000 goal. Campaign director M R Rose says the remaining amount will come in before classes begin, and urges area residents to mail gifts to Pitt administration offices. Crews work on finishing touches at the former mansion and carriage house as freshman tests and orientation set for August 28.
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Higher Learning
Fall proves fatal for McKeesport man James Wiley
James Wiley aged 68 of McKeesport died at McKeesport Hospital from a fractured skull suffered when he fell from a block of wood while washing his car at his home. The injury occurred Monday.
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Dunkirk Couple Injured in Home Fire
Dunkirk man Herbert P. Carlyon 63 a plumbing contractor and his wife Elizabeth 61 are in Brooks Memorial Hospital with smoke inhalation after a fire in their Dunkirk home. Carlyon described as serious, wife as fair. Fire officials say the blaze started in a den, burned for hours, and was confined by firefighters who removed the couple by ladder.
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