Local News Roundup From Corry Area Weather Snowstorm and City Finances
Paragraf Mra Tracy Whitehead of East Pleasant Street is reported in fair condition at Corry Memorial Hospital after surgery yesterday for amputation of the right leg. A public hearing on the New York Central Railroad plan to discontinue major service at Fredonia station will be held in Dunkirk. Sammy Euye's Swing and Sway Band faced weather delays but drew a packed Jamestown audience. Robbery and vandalism reports include a theft at Sea's Drugs and garbage dumping at Avenue A. Corry finances show November fund balances and Erie City Council tax-cut progress. An oil truck crash near Columbus is under investigation. The 1960 yearbook dedication and local traffic signs upgrades are noted, with sledding sessions planned near Corry Area High School.
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Tracy Whitehead
East Pleasant Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Lez
Dunkirk
Public Service Commission
New York Central Railroad
Fredonia Station
Allegheny Valley
Titusville
Dunkirk City Hall
Sammy Euye
Chautauqua County
Jamestown High School
Authorium
Optimist Club
Cleveland
Route 173
Chautauqua
Chautaqua
Jamestown
Defeat West In UN Ballot Over Algeria
At the United Nations a U S Britain backed France in opposing a UN Political Committee resolution urging informal talks on Algeria's political future. The 38 26 vote with 17 abstentions fell short of the two thirds needed for adoption, as France boycotted the meeting and argued the issue is internal to Algeria.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
Britain
France
U.N
U.N. Assembly
Assembly
United Nations
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Morbid Weather Hits Northeast With Snow Storms
A fierce storm system battered the Northeast bringing heavy rain snow and strong winds. New England New York and parts of Pennsylvania and Michigan faced snow and sleet with up to four inches on the ground in Syracuse and gusts to 45 mph causing deadly crashes and dangerous driving conditions as snow drifts exceeded a foot in several counties.
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Maine
New England
New York
Pennsylvani
New York Ciy
Great Lakes
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Syracuse
Paltt
Snow Holt
Maryland
Massachusetts
West Virginia
New York State
Coroner Probes Area Man's Death
Coroner Warren Wond reported autopsy on Berty Thornton, 72, of Wattsburg, after Thornton died at St. Vincent's Hospital about 10 a m yesterday. Police are joining the inquiry as a bullet wound in the stomach is suspected. full findings to be released later today.
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Berty Thornton
Wattsburg
St. Vincent's Hospital
Corry
Thornton
Warren Wond
Weightless In Black Void Sets Lofty Altitude Record
Navy pilot Lawrence B. Flint describes a record flight from Edwards Air Force Base in a McDonnell Phantom II, reaching 98,580 feet and a top speed of 47 mph over the curve before weightlessness and extreme heat peeling paint from the jet. He says better atmospheric conditions might have yielded more height.
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Los Angeles
Sliceesafil Dafault
Navy Cole
Tanwrence B. Piint
California
Edwayls Air Fores
Jong
Mit
Flint
Soviet Union
Maj. V
Tyshin
Corry Drivers Abuse Autos in Friday Evening Wrecks
A series of car incidents in Corry after 6 pm left multiple drivers involved as slick roads caused slides into vehicles and street fixtures. Mrs Daniels, 39, and David Harvey, 18, were among those reporting damage after rear end collisions and sudden stops on North Center and Congress streets. Police logged three more incidents including a car sliding into a sign at East Church and Soul Center, another into a parking meter on East Main, and Lonnie Roth striking a meter post on South Center near Pleasant Street.
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Pose One
Lion
FD Peiffer
Fifth Avenue
Peiffer
William Daniels
Road Avenue
David F. Harvey
State Line Road
Ga. P
Redard J Price Sr
Corby
East Church and
Soul Center Streets
Price
Lewis Hale
North Center Street
East Main Street
Pollo
Lonnie L. Roth
West Columbus
Wee
South Center Street
Pleasint Street
Navy Fires Polaris Missile For Second Straight Test
The Navy successfully fired a Polaris submarine missile for the second straight time on Monday. Navy sources say the two consecutive successes show engineers have solved the failures from September and October. Ready for combat, Polaris could carry a nuclear warhead 1,200 miles.
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Cave caNavemal
Navy
Warren County Democratic Spending Surges in Appeal to Voters
The Warren County Democratic committee reports receipts of 2,000 plus and expenses around 4,810, contrasting with Republican tallies cited by the county clerk. The filing covers contributions from party members and individual donors, with a deadline looming Thursday.
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Warren County
Dem
GOP
Warren
Warren County Demoreale
Spe
Ite
Tne
Demberati
Cnuntine
Huge Transit Strike Hits Pittsburgh
A strike of 1,700 bus and trolley operators halted operations of Pittsburgh Railways Co. The walkout affects 115,000 daily commuters amid a contract dispute in the city’s largest transit system. Other lines continue in service as talks fail to avert the industrial action.
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Pittsburgh Tap
Pitsburgh Railways Co
Steel City
Muse
Amalgamated Assn. of
Street, Electric Railway
Mot
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ghia
Wito
Joseph Barr
Barr
Basle
Four Education Groups Blast Meager Senate Schools Plan
Harrisburg AP Four statewide education groups withdrew support from a plan to increase state aid to schools. They argued the revised measure was unjust and urged Senate action to restore funding. The groups Pennsylvani a Senate of School Administrators, PTA, and others want 70 million dollars added if funds can be found. Senate plans a final vote Wednesday to push a compromise.
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Senate
Harrisburg
Toy
Commonwealth
Peninslvania Strlp Extension Assn
Penn Vnta Assn
Pennsylvania State School Directors Assn
Pennsylvaniia Congress of Parents and Teachers
House
Lawrence
House-Senate
Harry E. Seyler
York
May Halt Order To Recount Franklin Votes
Franklin recount order faced challenge as three petitioners sought rescission. Judge Lee A McCracken considered the petition to halt or reverse the vote count while no protests had been filed by yesterday afternoon. Neal Vinton Diller, 60, longtime White Candy Co. executive, died in San Mateo after a brief illness.
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Franklin
Franklin — Lhe
Lee A. McCracken
Candy Exec
San Mateo
Calif
Neal Vinton Diller
The
White Candy Co
San Francisco
National Confectioners Association
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Sea's Drugs
Seastead
Avenue A
Dilworth Davis
Streets Department
Erie
Trans Pern Oil of
Columbus
Howard J Sheen
David Scott
Bridfor
Brook's Hocks
Pollige
Leu Walker
Mle and Foodalien
Erie County
Robert
Lewis
Jeanne Miller
Girard
Corr Area High School
LourHanha
Hanna
West
Evans
Corry's Smart Women's Shop
Polaris
Pittsburgh
FORDS
Colie
Fairlanes
Thunderbirds
Byelink Motor Sales, Inc
West Smith Street
Corry, Pa
Rayons— Flannels
Dunnelas— Terrys
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