Pay Raises Debate Delays Budget Actions in Franklin
Franklin council members debated next year’s department salaries with three of five offering no increases. King Welshans and Daniels did not seek raises, while Mayor Mammolite proposed 5403 for police raises and Scanlon asked 480 for parks funding. King urged a single informal budget session and noted salaries are generally decided by the council as a whole. Daniels was the only member to cut his department’s total, with King citing an $8,670 reduction and a total proposed budget of $544,278. He warned figures could change and criticized the council for not estimating budgets earlier.
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Franklin
James BE. King
King
Meredith Welshans
Carl Daniels
Guy Mammolite
Police
George Scanlon
Department of Parks and Public Property
Daniels
Department of Public Safety
Council
Fire Hits Motel In Tioga County Burned Hunters Injured
An explosion and fire at the Williams Motel in Ansonia Tioga County destroyed two units and burned owner Guy Williams 49 Harold Auckley 49 of York and Donald Meckley 30 of Abbottstown Adams County. All suffered second degree facial hand and neck burns with Auckley also fracturing a collarbone. State police fire marshals probe the blast as the motel was at full capacity with hunters.
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Ansonia
Tioga County
Williams Motel
Wellsboro Hospital
Guy Wiliams
Harold Auckley
York
Donald Meckley
Abbotstown
Adams County
Abkey
Looks At Today's News by James Marlow on information policy
James Marlow analyzes government information controls from secrecy to censorship spanning Wilson to Kennedy. He notes repeated cycles of classification, blackouts, and media friction, citing WWII era rules, Eisenhower and Kennedy practices, Cuba crises, and the evolving balance between national security and press freedom.
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Washington
Pentagon
Congress
Migratory Bird Conservation Commission
Indian Arts and Crafts Board
Eisenhower
Birds Commission
Arts and Crafts Board
Kennedy
Wilson
Army
Europe
United States
Truman
Air Force
Soviet Union
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Cuba
Arthur Sylvester
Defense
White House
Sylvester
State Department
Kane Youth 15 Shot By Stray Bullet Near Kane
Kane area joint junior high student James Ginkle, 15, was struck in the face by a stray high powered rifle bullet while hunting rabbits with Harvey Menteer Jr., 14, near Highland Township. He received emergency surgery at Kane Community Hospital and was listed as improving. Authorities labeled the incident a stray bullet pending full investigation.
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Kane
James Ginkle
Kane Area
Highlands Township
Kane Community Hospital
Joseph Hugar
Ridgway
Ginkle
Harvey E. Menteer Jr
Menteer
Youngstown
Ohio
Kane State
Elk County
Game Ride Foils Rustlers in Lone River District
Ohl admitted shooting a 800 pound heifer owned by Milton Allen after a car chase with three men seeking game. Ohl pled guilty to larceny before Justice Arthur Moore. restitution or court path pending. Charges of violating game laws may follow. troopers continue investigation. Simpson plans additional charges. Jackson not charged due to mental condition. Pentagon publicity increases noted by Sylvester.
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Lodunuls Sen Te OE
Ohl
Milton Allen
Waterford
Justce
Arthur Moore
Erie
Allen
Simpson
Jackson
Government Fights Amish Plea for Social Security Exemption
A federal brief was filed Monday in a Pittsburgh case opposing Amish couple Valentine and Byler of New Willing ton seeking exemption from Social Security taxes. A Dec 17 hearing before Judge Rabe Marsh will decide on the government's petition to dismiss the suit. The Bylers seek exemption claiming religious beliefs oppose public welfare and Social Security as insurance. the government cites lack of legal grounds. Plow horses seized for $214.43 in unpaid taxes were sold. 76 similar cases are pending, delaying action until Byler is decided.
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Pittsburgh
Valentine
Byler
New Willington
Lawrence County
Rabe F Marsh
Bylers
Jackie Kennedy Fights Hollywood Magazine Spotlight
Jacqueline Kennedy protests grow as White House receives dozens of letters criticizing magazine coverage. Publications feature Jackie Kennedy prominently with sensational headlines. White House says she need not cooperate with movie magazines and has offered no help or encouragement.
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Jackie Kennedy
Washington
Jackeine Kennedy
Hollywood
White House
Mrs. Kennedy
Jackie
Jacqueline
Keightlinger Shot While Deer Hunting After Injury
Keightlinger received five stitches in the mouth after a stray .22 bullet struck him while walking with two companions near a Deer Woods hunt. Police said shooter Donald Gaering of Diamond fired at targets in Cooperstown, claiming he did not see the men approach. Doctors at Titusville hospital closed the wound with a wound held and released him to hunt again.
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Klin — Vomco
Keightlinger
Donald Gaering
Diamond
Gaering
Cooperstown
Titusville Hospital
Witt
Bombers From Cuba Being Loaded for Removal
United States defense officials report three Tupolev Tu-28 bombers dismantled on the Soviet freighter Okhotsk off Cuba’s northern coast. Intelligence indicates the aircraft were being disassembled at San Julian airfield and loaded for transport back to the Soviet Union, with estimates of more than 20 to 35 bombers originally on the island.
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Wao i
Arthur Sylvester
Okhotsk
U.S
San Julian
Pentagon
Kennedy
Cuba
Santa and the city inspector joke in Boyle's Americana scene
In a New York context a chorus of street humor plays on Santa Claus encounters with a city license inspector, shop talk, and holiday mischief. Banter about licenses, noses, pink elephants, and the Bowery frames a fleeting Christmas vignette at Boyle's Americana.
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New York
Santa Claus
Grace
McGillieud
Bowery
Jake
Street
North Pole
McGillicuddy
Cuban Refugees To Settle In Pittsburgh Area
The first group of Cuban refugees to resettle in Allegheny County will arrive Thursday from Miami. Seventy six persons including five families are to be resettled under a plan co sponsored by the Council of Churches of the Greater Pittsburgh Area. Sponsors include church related agencies the World Church Service of the National Council of Churches and the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare.
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Pabisbue
Allegheny County
Miami
Council of Churches
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chirch-Related
World Church Service
National Council of Churches
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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