City finds partial off street parking lot deal
The Corry Jamestown Corp. leases a large lot south of East Washington for public parking when unused by the company, a plan to ease Friday and Saturday downtown congestion. City cost under $300, with dirt and grading needed. Dorr Clark says manpower could lower it.
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Streets
Council
Corry Jamestown Corp
East Washington Street
Clark
Corry Jamestown
David Johnson
Northes
City Council Sets Pay for Three City Departments
City council approved first readings of three salary ordinances covering sewer rental fund, parking meter receipts, and refuse collection. Sewer treatment plant operators earn 5208 and 4164 for assistant. treasurer’s clerk to collect sewer rentals earns 3544 in 1964. Meter receipts add a meter maid paid 1.20 per hour start January. meter repairman 540. violation clerk 420. Refuse collection funds fund a bulldozer operator at 1600 for 1964.
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Sciota Street
Tippit Fund Reaches $277,951 in Dallas Aid Drive
The Tippit family relief fund rose to 277,951 today as donations arrive by mail and deliveries despite a slower pace than earlier. Tippit was killed on November 22 and authorities accuse Lee Harvey Oswald of the Kennedy assassination.
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Tippit
Dallas
J. D. Tippit
Lee Harvey Os Wald
Kennedy
City Sets 1964 Pay Scales For City Officials And Staff
City Council last night approved on first reading a salary ordinance outlining 1964 pay scales for officials and employees. The measure, advancing after the finance director’s presentation, projects about a three percent overall raise with some specific positions receiving additional increases.
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Guy Abbey
Ity
Guy
Chrysler OKs Second Stock Split by Chrysler
AP reports Chrysler stockholders approved a second two for one stock split, following a prior split last April, with over 16.2 million shares in favor and about 29 thousand opposed. The split becomes effective December 20 and Townsend cited nine month sales of 2.2 billion and profits of 100 million, highest since 1950.
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Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Lynn A. Townsend
Townsend
Cuba imports special foods for Christmas season
Fidel Gastro's government began the annual importation of festive foods. The first shipment arrived yesterday from Spain and Algeria, signaling the start of holiday provisions for Havana.
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Havana
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Algeria
Appeals Court Overturns Communist Party Conviction
A federal appeals court in Washington overturned the conviction of the Communist Party for failure to register as a Soviet agent under the 1950 Subversive Activities Control Act. The ruling sent the case back for possible a new trial, stating the government must prove a volunteer was available to register for the party. The decision notes an organization can find someone to act, but cannot presume such a person exists for the Communist Party. The party faced fines, including $120,000 total and $10,000 on a 12th count. The court did not express an opinion on the party’s duty to submit data.
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Communist Party
Soviet Union
Court of Appeals For
District of Columbia
Alexander Holtzoff
U.S. District Court
Communist Party of the United States
District Court
Johnson addresses U.N. with pledge to keep peace
United Nations General Assembly hears President Johnson in his first international forum since Kennedy's death. He reaffirms unswerving commitment to peace, offers broad promises of a modern new deal and universal peace, but offers no concrete policy proposals.
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America
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United Nations
General Assembly
Govermment
John F. Kennedy
Johnson denounces Congress over foreign aid cut clash
Washington reporting Johnson blasts Congress after the House approves an 800 million foreign aid cut and adds a wheat sales guarantee ban to the Communist bloc. He vows to press the fight in the Senate while warning the move signals a broader weakening of sought security aid.
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Congress
House
John F . Kennedy
City OKs Mayer Brothers curb claim on White Street
Corryny Council reluctantly agrees Mayer Brothers Construction Company is owed 225 for curb work on White Street. Dispute centers on backfilling and grading duties, with the city claiming contractor owed backfill and Mayer Brothers stating grading and added work increased costs beyond backfill.
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City Streets Department
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Walter Ross
Ross
Mayer Brothers
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Nine Miners Die In Utah Explosive Tragedy
Nine coal miners were killed and one injured in a gas explosion at a model Utah mine near Helper. The blast struck at the face of a shaft tunnel, trapping workers drilling at the west shaft. Officials speculated a methane pocket ignition caused the disaster, marking Utah’s second major mine collapse this year.
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Utah
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Lawyers Seek Ruby Release in Kennedy Case
Dallas AP report states Taek Ruby, accused in the Kennedy assassination, seeks release on bond before Christmas. Judge Brown set a December 23 hearing on the defense request. Ruby’s trial for murder is scheduled for February 2. Ruby, 52, owner of a dating strip joint, argues for habeas corpus to gain pretrial freedom.
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Taek Huby
Kennedy
Jor Brown
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Lee Marvey Oswald
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McNamara Says U S Power Could Doom Red Threat
Defense Secretary McNamara argued the growing U S atomic arsenal could devastate Soviet society if a nuclear surprise attack occurred. He said NATO can wage a conventional war without immediate nuclear implications and urged maintaining and expanding Western conventional strength. The North Atlantic Alliance must close NATO's conventional gap to deter communism without surrendering to nuclear stalemate.
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Oday
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Soviet Union
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Nee
Atantic Alliance
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Europe
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Washington
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Youth Seeks Release From Prison To Marry
A Brackenridge youth serving a long term for a 1968 bludgeon murder asked the State Gardens Board in Pittsburgh to reduce his sentence so he can marry the mother of his four year old child. Pacek, now at Camp Hill serving 10 to 40 years, was 13 when charged in the Jillian Stevieh slaying. The district attorney opposition labeled the crime vicious and not eligible for mercy due to his youth at the time.
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Brackenridge
State Gardens Board
Terry
Pacek
Pittsburgh
Pucek
Camp Hill
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Louis Bromgan
Allehens
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West Berliners Gain Christmas Visit to East Berlin
West Berliners will be allowed to visit relatives in East Berlin for the Christmas season after six days of negotiations. The formal agreement, signed by Korber for West Berlin and Wendt for East Germany, opens the route at 12 points in West Berlin with East German post office handling. Officials differ on political implications, with some calling it a technical move and others warning it could aid East Germany’s case to isolate West Berlin.
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West Berlin
Neuitral
Child Pedestrian Killed by Car in Monrosville
An eight year old, Moja Petrovich, of Wall, was struck and killed by a car while walking in the suburb of Monrosville last night.
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Moja Petrovich
Wall
Monrosville
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