Union City brief reports and local incidents
The Corry police conclude a one car accident near Union City after a curve at high speed. Driver Michael Wood 16 and two passengers were slightly hurt. Corry School Board names Jerome Davis to the Building Authority. A Sparta road chimney fire caused no damage. Barbara Crowell 10 underwent foot surgery. An icy Clymer crash breaks a utility pole. Senate approves 45 billion public works bill with 150k for Union City Reservoir planning. Edward Lintner 48 dies after heart attack while hunting. Janet Heath files divorce suit. A new $405,000 furnace tempering unit arrives for Allegheny Ludlum in Dunkirk. Deer sightings reported near Spartansburg.
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Union City
Michael Wood
Clymer
Norman Bailey
North Center Street
Columbus Avenue
Bailey
Senate
French Creek
Associated Press
House
Edward Lintner
Pittsburgh
Wesfield
Meadville
Eyle County
Janet M. Heath
Center Street
Earl A. Heath
East Main Street
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Dunkirk
Man fights for $49,000 Treasury owed him
Massapequa Park teacher George Rapport says the Treasury must deliver $49,000 it owes for $54,000 found last summer at Gettysburg Civil War battlefield. He criticizes repeated announcements and calls for the money, noting harassing mail and calls while awaiting payment.
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Massapequa Park
N.Y
George Rapport
Long Island
Treasury Department
Rapport
Gettysburg
FBI
Water Line Breaks Cripple Downtown Traffic
A large water main burst just before the morning rush hour clogged downtown arteries in Kansas City. Freezing water created a massive traffic jam as thousands of cars and buses backed up while police attempted to reroute them to already congested routes.
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Kansas
Gistine
Studebaker to End U S Auto Production Hurt Hoosiers
Studebaker Corp announced the closure of its South Bend Ind assembly plant ending U S auto production and shifting focus to Canada. The move costs 6,000 South Bend workers and up to 295 jobs at Molded Fiber Glass in Ashtabula. Executives said Avanti production ends, severance and unemployment benefits are provided, parts and service will continue, and Canadian sales prices remain steady.
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Studebaker Corp
United States
Randolph H. Guthrie
Studebaker
South Bend
Ind
Hamilton, Ont
Molded Fiber Glass Body Co
Ashtabula
Ohio
Molded Fiber Glass Boat Co
Union City
Up T
Robert J. Wiess
Guthrie
Canada
Byers A. Burlingame
Gordon Grundy
Studebaker of Canada Ltd
Avanti
Indiana Gay
Matthew EB. Welsh
U.S
Byers Burlingame
Hamilton
Ont
Burlingame
Spartansburg Firemen’s Auxiliary elects officers for year
December meeting elected Mrs Louise Brown as president and Mrs Mabel Hallast as vice president with Mrs Lavesta Brink secretary and Mrs Veda Montgomery treasurer. No December session due to Christmas. January meeting planned. Also notes birthday party for Dean Rogers and other local events including Victory Guild dinner and Girl Scout leaders training. Community clubs report Sparta Sportsmen slate officers and upcoming games. Carl Greer, a patient at Hamot Hospital, Erie.
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Spartanburg Firemen's Auxiliary
Louise Brown
Mabel Hallast
Lavesta Brink
Veda Montgomry
Joonary
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Dean
Dale Cook
Kim Rogers
Tammy Rogers
Our Lady of Victory Chapel
Man’s Hall
Jane Sahring
Oil City
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Titusville
Sparta Sportsmen's Club
Todd Firth
Guy Scouten
Larry Halfast
Donald Allen
Bud Montgomery
Tom Bimber
Steve Grbich
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Townville
Saegertown
Martha Washington Club
Harold Halfast
Buells Corners
Carl Greer
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Play It Safe On Foreign Aid
AP wires report Congress faces a tight foreign aid choice with a 3 billion dollar ceiling under consideration. Officials say funding has crawled along at about 2.6 to 3.0 billion while a 1984 fiscal year appropriation fights through House and Senate committees.
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Kennedy
Washington
State Department
House
Senate
Harvard Professor Dies in Cambridge
Perry G. E. Miller, 38, historian and professor of American literature at Harvard University, died yesterday in Cambridge, Mass. The death was attributed to an apparent stroke and Miller was internationally renowned for his work on the history of ideas.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Perry G. E. Miller
Miller
Harvard University
Jack Ruby Getting Grumpy in Jail Ahead of Oswald Trial
Dallas AP reports Jack Ruby, 52, described as getting grumpy in his county jail cell. Sheriff Bill Decker cites restricted phone calls and limited visitors as part of security while Ruby awaits his February 3 court appearance for Oswald murder. Attorneys debate capsule bulletproof glass in court and potential appeals risk.
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Dallas
Jack Faby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Bill Decker
Ruby
Decker
Criminal District Court
Oswald
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Appeals Court
Tom Howard
Tippit Fund Nears $200000 Donation Drive Grows
Dallas AP report notes Police Lt. Verne Hipskind adding 15000 to the Tipit family fund as volunteers tally 140861.25 in donations by day’s end. The drive aims to aid the slain patrolman J D Tippit’s relatives with relief funds and community support.
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Dallas
Verne Hipskind
J. D. Tipit
Hipskind
Wall Street Endures Harsh Run Over Soybean and Futures
The New York market faces a tough period as soybean oil and commodity futures trading entangle stock brokerage firms. The NYSE authorizes up to 12 million to aid 20,000 IRA Haupt & Co. customers whose accounts were frozen amid disastrous commodity deals. Futures contracts allow hedging against price moves, with margins far smaller than stock requirements, boosting both leverage and risk for speculators and brokers alike.
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New York
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
IRA Haupt & Co
Powe Dee
Man Killed In Dallas Shooting Near Kennedy Assassination
The nursing department news item notes a death near a total around 200000 dollars. Tippit was killed November 22 while attempting to stop Lee Harvey Oswald, accused of assassinating President Kennedy, for questioning.
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Tippit
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Hemingway's Sister Marcelline Hemingway Sanford Dies
Mrs. Marcelline Hemingway Sanford, 65, sister of the late Ernest Hemingway, died Monday in Detroit. She authored At the Hemingways, a memoir about her famous family.
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Detroit
Marcelline Hemingway Sanford
Ernest Hemingway
Hemingways
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