Private Funds Boost Private Aid to Colleges
Editorial notes engineers produced declined from 52 000 in 1950 to 38 800 in 1960 and continues. It highlights the Defense Education Act after 1958 and praises the United Student Aid Fund started in Indianapolis with banks like Citizens National Bank of Corry and National Bank of Corry. Since early 1961 USA Fund lent 5 950 students using $3 613 000 with no losses. Local bankers foresee strong growth next year to raise college access.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Student Aid Fund
USA Fund
Equal Time Debate Shapes 1964 Network Coverage
Republicans in Washington push for equal time to counter President Kennedy's two year review. They seek time starting in 1964 to present their case, with networks deciding the first issue and voters the second.
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Washington
Tax cut battle lines form in Kennedy plan debate
The Kennedy administration plans a tax reform reveal in two weeks, sparking sharp lines among business, labor and liberals. Conservatives demand spending cuts and budget balance, while liberals push for corporate and personal tax cuts to boost growth, with outcomes hinging on which brackets are cut and how deficits are managed.
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New York
Palm Beach
Pla
Washington
Treasury
Hnless
Ut pFrvLigees
Cotieress Ncke
How To Live Within Your Income Budget Advice
Mary Feeley counsels couples to outline desires and fears, then build a personal monthly budget. Sample plan lists housing 93 dollars, food 84, clothing 38, savings 49, household 22, personal 50, medical 20, recreation 33, miscellaneous 25. Also advises parental example to teach prudent spending and saving.
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Mary Feeley
Miss Feeley
Unclothed Man Found In Area Vineyard Near Westfield
State Police found John Bridgewater, 61, hanging over a trape wire in a vineyard off Route 20, three miles west of Westfield. He is believed to be an itinerant farm worker with no known local address and was admitted to Wesfield Memorial Hospital for exposure after treatment.
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Westfuglis
Route 20
Westfield
John Bridgewater
Bridgewater
Wesfeld Memorial Hospital
David Carr
Richard Neckers
West- Meld
City to roll out new non fixable traffic ticket system
Executive Assistant L Wesley Martin Jr says the city will use a new non fixable traffic and parking ticket to hinder fixes. Plans for the ticket were discussed this year and the first batch has been ordered. Mayor Charles B Williston approved the policy aimed at reducing ticket appeals and increasing filing accuracy.
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Erie
L. Wesley Martin Jr
Charles B. Williston
Corry News Roundup from December 28 1922
A long digest notes ration plans under Food Administrator Wickard for all foods and juices while reporting local incidents including Stewart Henry’s rescue drive after injury, a disturbance at a Second Avenue home, and Corry teachers attending a state education convention. It also covers national holiday fatalities, chamber of commerce talks on a new public gym, local officers installed for 1992, teacher holidays, and Rod and Gun Club prize winners.
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Washington
Claude Wickard
Corry Rod and Gun Club
P. J. Downey
C. R. Taylor
Rostoe Moses
Dressing for the office party Hal Boyle style
Hal Boyle humorously details the rite of dressing for a year end office party in black tie and dinner jacket. The piece mixes social ritual with aging jokes as coworkers recall life at the office, the drag of long careers, and a lingering question about Babe Ruth’s 714 home runs.
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New York
Aé Year Club
Appomattox
Damyankee
Babe Ruth
Truck Demolishes Car In Garland Crash
A loaded tractor trailer jackknifed and crushed a car in Garland. The driver, Richard Dahlstrom, 73, escaped injury while making a left turn from the highway into his driveway. The coal truck was driven by William C. Williams, 23, of Porterville, who could not stop.
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Garland
Richard Dahlstrom
William C. Williams
Porterville
Walk from Jerusalem to Bethlehem Described by Jim Bishop
Reporter Jim Bishop recounts a two hour five mile walk from Damascus Gate in Jerusalem to Bethlehem. He notes shepherds living in hillside caves, ancient stone work, and the Jordan Hashemite Kingdom setting with Bethlehem’s 7000 residents and the Church of the Nativity’s sacred cave beneath multiple Christian sects contesting rights.
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Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Attlca
Damascus Gate
Wall of
Gethsemani
Cettron
Potter's Field
Judean Hills
Egypt
David
Joab
Abishal
Asahél
Jordan
Jesus
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Ancient Holy Site Echoes with Pagan, Christian Legends
The narrative describes a sacred grotto with Greek and Armenian lamps, a blue white star inscribed with Marian devotion, and a manger scene in stone. It recalls Jerome’s 4th century Bible work near the manger, notes a neglected synagogue where St Joseph circumcised Jesus, and mentions Arab traders selling holy pictures along the street.
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Moor
Jesus Christus
St. Joseph
Inland Ramble Among Saints and Desert Vistas
A brisk sunny walk from Jerusalem reveals a valley below with sheep, the Dead Sea, and the Mountains of Moab. A donkey carries a veiled Arab woman as a bearded man leads it, while the narrator notes the superficial talk of others about faith and a restless, turbulent heart.
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Dead Sea
Moab
Jerusalem
Bank Robberies Rise 25 Percent in 1962, FBI Reports
Washington AP says bank robberies and thefts rose about 25 percent in 1962. FBI Director J Edgar Hoover reports more than 12,700 convictions and 11,400 fugitives, plus over 200 million dollars in fines and recoveries. He cites gains against organized crime and subversive groups.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Robert F. Kennedy
Communist Party
United States
Hoover
National advertising rep and subscription rates noted
A garbled notice lists Bottinelli Kimball Inc as national advertising representative with addresses in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia. It mentions exclusive rights to local news and AP distribution and cites periodical rates for mail and carrier delivery, but the text is incomplete and fragmented.
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Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage and Bond
Detroit
Chamacter of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Game Commission to Elect Officers in Harrisburg
The Pennsylvania Game Commission will meet in Harrisburg on January 3 to elect officers and set tentative 1963 hunting season opening dates. They will name a new secretary to replace the late Dewey H. Miller of Bedford. James A. Thompson of Pittsburgh is president and H. L. Buchanan of Franklin is vice president.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Dewey H. Miller
Bedford
James A. Thompson
Pittsburgh
H. L. Buchanan
Franklin
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