National Auto Rate Fight and Family Spending Study
Competing state and national forces unfold as New York auto insurance groups seek a 9.5 to 59 percent rate rise, citing $21.8 million in 1956 claims, while a Ford Foundation funded panel tests consumer spending patterns. Led by Dr. Robert Ferber, the Inter-University Committee for Research on Consumer Behaviour collaborates with NYU Harvard Yale and Michigan to study four years of data, aiming to map family spending and saving behavior nationwide.
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New York State
Nce
Mom
Ford Foundston
Inter-University Committee For Research
Robert Ferber
University of T‘nois
New York University
Harvard
Yale
Michigan
Dad
New York City Named Nations Narcotics Capital by U S Attorney
United States Attorney for the Southern District Paul W Williams labeled New York as the nation's narcotics capital. He presented startling statistics showing a large share of narcotics activity traced to the city and cited enforcement challenges and public safety concerns stemming from drug trafficking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
New York
United States
Paul W. Williams
Williams
Religion In The News: Shortage of clergy alarms church
The Very Rev Francis Movliarley of St Michael's College Vermont warns about a clergy shortage affecting parishes across regions. In Sena France 520 parishes have 23 priests. North Carolina shows 12,000 square miles covered by two priests. Finland reduces theology study to four years to fill 80 vacancies. Disciples of Christ test new recruitment pilots in California with 155 students. Addicts: 13 percent under 21 in New York. Calls for stronger drug laws and hospitalizations. Canada eyes tax sharing. Quebec imposes provincial tax, others rely on grants. Milestones: ministers must rise to 4,500 by 1975.
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Associated Press
Honsart
Becamiia
Clei
Francis E Movlarly
Romain Carnie
Michael's College
Vermont
Mansul
Sena
France
Carvin
Lutheran Church of Finland
Faculty of Theology
University of Helsinki
The
Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
California
Jamestown Police to Buy Six Cars for 1988 Budget
Jamestown officials approved a 511 000 appropriation to buy six new police cars for next year. Police Chief John Paladino said the 1987 vehicles are inadequate for the force and cited difficult entry, narrow doors, and the need to place resisting persons in custody. The plan also shifts six smaller 1957 and 1958 models to other departments for fuel efficiency and easier operation.
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Wismeeneese Diys
Cunl
John Paladino
Cornell
Millcreek Pays Erie $4,667 for Sewer Fund Deposit
Millcreek Township pays Erie $4,667 as its share of an eight inch sanitary sewer project. A resolution by Streets Director Joseph A. Walczak accepts the funds and deposits the amount into the paving and sewer revolving fund.
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Millcreek
Joseph A. Walczak
Corry News Briefs From December 7 1937
Yesterday's Memories of Corry reports Generalissimo Chi Jang Kajchek near peace talks with Japan as he flees Nanking by air. Corrywall property taxes note 4 cents per 14's mills in 1998. City Budget set at 75 296 26 for the coming year. Golden Rule Club prize money supports a Christmas health poster contest in city schools running through December 17 with awards to be announced.
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Corry Journal
Agversa
Sbottinelli-Rimball
Tnc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Asociated
Corry
Shanghat
Chi- Jang Kajchek
Tul
Japan
Nankng
Ching
Hte
Corrywall
Golden Rule Club
News Roundup of Local Events and Naval Return
Local items include John McIntyre returning to Norfolk aboard the USS Soley after nearly five months with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean and Middle East. Chamber of Commerce nominations for December 20 list several directors. City finances show 1957 end balance near $8,000, with 1958 revenue anticipated. Parking meter changes and city manager hire in New York echo municipal shifts. Community notes cover charity drives, Santa Claus visits, and emerging TV cable plans in Corry with test runs in Bartlesville and nearby areas.
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Barry
John McTntyrn
Mor F% McIntyre
Norfolk
Uss Soley
Mediterranean
Middle East
Chamber of Commerce
Jesse Keith
Ray Weber
Hob Gatbreath
Bull Helmtoller
Barney Bennett
Tom Crowe
Bob Davidson
Milt Cherry
Bill Peiffer
Bill Armitage
Dodd
Chasis Butters
Cornell
Batavin
New York State
Vanver Reid
Laura
Holeniti
Santa Claus
Christie
Corry-Jamestown
Nti Wos
Mikins
St. Nick
Corry
Bartlesville
Otta
Rtonk New
SMI
Lwalted
Chicken thefts alarm Corry in 1917 city arc
Reports of wholesale chicken thefts from parks prompt Garry to dispatch investigators. William P. Collis, state inspector, locates and sets up a headquarters in Corry within the federal building. Cassius L. Stars is announced as second lieutenant at Camp Hancock. G I Company A. J. Reynolds suffers a serious hand injury at the Climax Mfg Co plant.
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Garry
Wiliam P. Collis
Corry
Collis
Camp Hancock
Cassius L. Stars
Leutenant
GI Company A
Record Rainfall Totals In Memphis After Washout
Heavy rains in Memphis Tennessee halted a long day of precipitation and pushed the yearly rainfall total past the 74.50 inch mark, surpassing the 1877 record set decades ago. The 8 45 p m reading marked the turning point as rain continued to fall and the city tracked the season toward a record pace.
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Memphis
Tenn
Corry Christmas items and weather quirks reported
Corry readers hear of brisk winter days as a stray animal refuses to leave a car at six above zero. At Iota station workers wrestled the animal from the vehicle. A Branford fireman dashed out in cold gear to answer a late alarm. YMCA membership climbs with 150 signups in two weeks. Phyllis Chaffee transfers to the 448th squadron at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, North Carolina. Some cars now require a wiggle of the key to unlock due to a new ignition feature in 1958 models.
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Corry
Iota
Pennsylvania
Branford
YMCA
Ft. Philly
Chaffee
Wattsburg
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
North Carolina
Lonner
Reva Grover
Hunter Shoots Goat Near Grand Valley Farm
A hunter on a Grand Valley farm shot a brown milk goat near the Brenner home. The shooter, unnamed, paid compensation after the incident, while another hunter reported deer wounded nearby. The goat, about 200 feet from the house, was dressed by Enos Thompson, a former mail carrier. The account warns to be careful where shooting occurs near homes and children.
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Thpusyilel
Marjorie Breney
Grand Valley
Brenizer
Jett
Bremner
Brentzer
Emerson Hill
Tidioute
Enos Thompson
Inventor Claud E Fuller Dies in Chattanooga Tenn
Claud E Fuller, a noted engineer inventor and firearms authority, died yesterday in Chattanooga Tennessee. He held more than 60 patents, including many for brick making machinery.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Claude. Fuller
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Lhose
Eriday
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Climax
Mig. Co
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Collier
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E. Main St
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Chevrolet
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Freedom
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Leo Ul Co
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