City seeks bids on house and dredging project at 140 Mott Avenue
City of Concord invites bids for a 1963 project at 140 Mott Avenue including a house demolition or rehabilitation and dredging work. Bid opening set for May 1 1963 at 1 PM. Engineer reserves the right to accept or reject all bids and requires all cash bonds.
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Il West
Aldwin
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Tha
Chester J
Ory
Corry Chest Board distributes donations to 10 agencies
At the annual meeting of the Corry Community Chest the board presented checks to representatives from ten participating agencies. President R Edwin Fuller leads the event, symbolizing community support for local organizations.
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Corry Community Chest
R. Edwin Fuller
Beaverdam Church Seeks Blankets for Relief Drive
Beaverdam Mennonite Church launches a coast to coast campaign to collect blankets and bedding for distribution to needy people in overseas areas including Algeria Jordan Hong Kong and Korea. Rev Richard Hostetler urges members to bring items this Sunday and nonmembers to contact Richard Stutzman for pickup or drop off. The drive aims for 25000 blankets for Canada and the United States with the Mennonite Central Committee coordinating through 17 conferences and relief organizations serving 225000 members.
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Mennonite Central Committee
Relief and Service Organization
Mennonite
United States
Canada
Richard Hostetler
Beaverdam
Alseria
Jordan
Hong
Kons
Koran
Richard Stutzman
Beaverdam Mennonite
U. S
Rey, Hostetler
Dense fog grips London threatening health and transit
A yellow smog blanketed London for a second day, prompting health warnings for the young and elderly and delaying commutes as trains, airport operations, and shipping faced disruption. Officials note past smog deaths and advise staying home for vulnerable residents.
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Corry Community Chest hears yearend reports and elects three directors
More than 190 board corporators from the Corry Community Chest Rotary and Kiwanis clubs attended the YMCA meeting to hear yearend reports on United Fund and agency support. Three new directors were elected Thomas Cragg James Hammon and Paul Fox to serve until December 1905. The drive raised about 8 percent of its 42900 goal with blame placed on weak campaign effort and lack of individual division goals.
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United Fund
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Henton
Voy
Part
County School Plan Seeks Six District Reorganization
Evlé County School Board submits Act 561 plan to the State Department of Public Instruction to merge Corry Bloomfield Union City Union Township Columbis Concord Township Elvin Sparta Township Spring Creek and Wayne Township into one district. Sparta officials protest the shift, fearing Sparta High would close and students move to Corry Area High. The board argues 12 districts would be preferable to the proposed six.
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State Council of Education
Harrisburg
Urges Tighter Control Of Credit Sales
Philadelphia Banking Secretary Robert L. Myers Jr urged tighter control of consumer credit sales and creation of a state agency with subpoena and hearing powers to police finance companies. A Senate subcommittee chaired by Sen Benjamin R. Donolow heard witnesses alleging abuse by firms selling goods under credit plans.
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Man held after hunting death in Buckingham Township
Michael T. Winck 33 of Oakland New Jersey was arrested after Francis Bidney Stanton 38 of Hancock New Jersey was shot dead while hunting in the Winterdale area of Buckingham Township Wayne County. Stanton worked as a lumber inspector for Garley Brook Lumber Co. of Horesdale.
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Michael T. Winck
Oakland
N. J
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Francis Bidney Stanton
Hancock
Winterdale
Buckingham Township
Wayne County
Stanton
Garley Brook Lumber Co
Horesdale
Fire in Times Square garment building shocks city
A 42 story garment center at Broadway and 39th street burned last night in explosions and flames. Thousands gathered as about 1000 people were evacuated from floors 20 through 25. No injuries reported despite intense fire reaching near the 40th floor.
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Times Square
Hunter Succumbs in Hickory Township Hunt
Pat Joseph Egger 58 of Carnegie died while hunting in Hickory Township Porest County. A Tidioute physician said he suffered a cerebral hemorrhage.
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Hickory Township
Porest County
Egger
Tregoff Finch Ask New Trial In Double Jeopardy Motion
In California an appellate court studies a request for a fourth trial for Dr Bernard Finch and former Mrs Caral Tregoff charged in the fatal 1969 shooting of Finch's wife Barbara. Finch is serving a life term at San Quentin. Miss Tregoff is in Corona State Institution for Women.
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Bernard Finch
Paramount
Caral Tregoff
Finch
Barbara
San Quentin
Miss Tregoff
Corona State Institution
Altomeys
2Nd District Court of
Truck Driver Admits Staying. Suspect to Face Murder Charge
Part time truck driver confessed to beating 60 year old Mrs. Eat Kelly Molnar in her apartment on November 17. David Kerr and John Stick were named in the FBI report with Kerr stating Stick struck Molnar with a beer bottle after an argument involving a younger woman. A sum of money was stolen and Kerr said Stick would be charged with first degree murder.
Nehru Visits Northeast India as China Threat Looms
Prime Minister Nehru travels with Defense Minister Chavan and generals to Assam and Tezpur to meet troops and address public fears of a Chinese invasion. He urges continued five year plans amid defense, and will assess Chinese withdrawal behind the McMahon Line frontier.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Coalition Seeks To Unseat Adenauer In German Crisis
In Bonn the opposition Socialists and Free Democrats plan a right left coalition to oust Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. Talks with Adenauer’s Christian Democrats yielded no decision as Spiegel affair arrests deepen a political crisis and threaten the government’s stability.
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Fre- Democrats
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West Germany
Adenauer
Christian Democrats
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Free Democrats
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Spiegel
Josef Augsten
der Spiegel
Rudolf Augstein
Franz ’ Sosif Strauss
FDR Jr Cited After Minor Crash in Washington
Roosevelt Automobile Co. owner Franklin D Roosevelt Jr 48 was cited for two traffic violations after a collision at 1 15 a m Monday Police Capt Albert Clark said the Roosevelt car hit an auto driven by Louis Botzsky 60 at a Washington intersection No citation was issued for Botzsky The charge included collision and driving with a suspended license a hearing was set for December 21 Roosevelt’s attorney was out of town and unavailable for comment.
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Washington
Frank
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Roosevelt
Louis Batak
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Glark
Hoffa Shot At In Courtroom Escapes Unhurt
Hoffa, facing a $1 million conspiracy charge, was shot at with an air pistol in U S District Court Nashville by Warren Swanson a Washington laborer who claimed a vision urged the act. Swanson was mauled by marshals and spectators and taken to a hospital. Hoffa ducked as the attacker moved through a rear doorway and fired multiple pellets striking no one seriously.
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Elmer Disspayne
Warren Swanson
Washington
Disspayne
Swanson
Marshals and Teamsters Union
William E. Miller
Downtown Parking Plan Advances By City Authority
The new Parking Authority discusses site options on North Center Street and near the railroad to provide 16 8011 to 27 700 square feet of parking space. Officials note shopper convenience, with 400 foot walks from lots to stores, and plan a December 1 meeting for detailed requirements.
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Pittsburgh youth sentenced to life for robbery murder
Ronald Giron, 20, of Squirrel Hill, was sentenced to life in prison for the robbery murder of Louis Cua, a 72 year old confectionery store owner. The crime occurred last February 26 when Cua was robbed.
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Squirrel Hill
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Louis Cua
Élain
Durliyt & Robebery
Governors Hold Fire On Guard Reshuffle Plan
U S governors largely withheld approval as the Defense Department announced a major shakeup to cut National Guard and Army Reserve units and form new brigades and six elite divisions. Secretary McNamara said the move aims to deliver eight weeks readiness for six Guard divisions, while some governors urged delaying action for review.
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Hunter fatally shot near Allegheny River in Franklin
Kenneth Morris, 50, New Castle area hunter, died after being shot by Anthony Ussia 25 of Clairton while deer hunting near the Allegheny River in Franklin. The shooting occurred about 30 yards away, coroner cites accidental death pending DA and State Police review.
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New Castle Area
Anthony Ussia
Clairton
John R. Miller
Oil City
Morris
Venango County
Maurice Dinberg
Dinberg
Assin
Rockland Township
Clyde Decker
Hilton Albert
Assia
Car Hits School Bus Injuring 48 Students in Erie County
State Police reported a car driven by Natalie Ann Haff, 16, of Erie attempted to pass a northbound school bus on Route 97 three miles north of Waterford. The car swiped the bus, injuring 48 students aboard. the bus operator was John S. Prisarski, 48. No charges filed. investigation by Trooper Daniel S. Ryan.
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Lawrence Park
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New York Bill Eyes Year Round Daylight Saving Time
Albany report states NYS lawmakers introduced a bill to keep daylight saving time year round to cut traffic accidents, especially pedestrian hits. Senator Edward Spence, 45, chair of the Joint Legislative Committee on Motor Vehicle and Traffic Safety, backs the plan.
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Albany
New York State
Edward J) Spene
Speng
Argentine Economy Ministers Resign Amid Policy Clash
Argentine Economic Minister Alvaro Alsogaray and his 20 member team quit under week long pressure. President Jose Maria Guido opened consultations with military leaders as other cabinet figures faced rising opposition. Gasoline and kerosene price hikes sparked inflation concerns and a peso slide from 13 to about 15 to the dollar.
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Jose Maria Guido
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Tabor
Amc Hstear
Alagaray
Ecommie Minnister
Presitond
Arta Procola
Prondiad
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