New Year's Hilarity Will Cost Plenty
AP reports New Year's Eve celebrations face blue laws in parts of the country, limiting liquor sales and pushing revelers to pricey venues. Watch-night services and varied observances spread while major cities offer dinners, hats, and confetti for up to 35 dollars per person, not including drinks. A chaperone cost may exceed 100 dollars in upscale spots.
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New York
Washington
Maine
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Nebraska
Minnesota
Michigan
Missouri
Eidbold
Charge Strikers In Area Plant Arrests Rise
Jamestown two more persons were arrested at the Sterling Corp plant amid ongoing strikes by United Furniture Workers of America. Sam Zemberda of Frewsburg and Fred Hayes of Jamestown faced charges including third degree assault and disorderly conduct. Each was freed on $50 bail after pleading innocent before Justice A. E. Harry Johnson. The arrests bring the total since last week tied to the plant altercations.
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Jamestown
Sterling Corp
Ellicott
A. E. Harry Johnson
Sam Zemberda
Frewsbure
Fred Hayes Jamestown
United Furniture Workers of America
Ares Criticize British Action On Kuwait Alert
Ares argued Britain has no territories in the Gulf and should not project troops there while Arab states and the Kuwait security force defend Kuwait’s independence. A British official called the alert possibly prudent, though perhaps a false alarm, ordered after intelligence over the Christmas period on Kasem’s UN backed invasion threat.
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Pare
Persian Gulf
Britain
Mideast
Notale
Kuwait
Memb Shin
London
Defence Ministry
Middle East
Kassem
India
Faa
Eand
Television Review of 1962 Preview and Aims
AP previews a speculative 1962 in TV with dreamer notes on future scriptwriting and host exchanges. It surveys anticipated programs, talent moves including Howard K. Smith joining ABC, and network lineups for New Year specials and major college and bowl games.
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New York
Toody
Muldoon
Brand X
Chet Huntley
David
Perry Mason
Bar Association
Hope and Company
Howard K. Smith
Mike
ABC
View
Jim Hagerty
Kane Area prospers with 730521 military contract success
Kane area residents backed the Kane Area Industrial Development Corporation to revitalize the old NYSCO Holgate plant into industrial space. U S Senator Joseph Clark praised the project after a military contract for 78 500 trunk lockers worth 790 521 dollars was awarded to Bern Kane the holding company for Western Kane Products. Clark offered help and noted McKean county was redevelopable under the redevelopment act.
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Kane
Kane Area
Clark
Tocal
McKean
Gedies
KAIDC
West Penn Power Company
New York
New York Lumber and Panel Company
KATDC
Virginia Christie
NYLOC
Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
Hetmecker
Gherff
Church to Honor Teacher After 39 Years Service
Corry Christian and Missionary Alliance Church to honor Irwin H. Greene who after 34 years of teaching a Sunday School boys class will resign Monday. He began teaching in 1998 and many former students now serve in full time Christian ministry. An invitation is extended to past members of the class.
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Corry
Max Harvey
Edna Silvis
Gabon
Africa
Prank Ross
Hold Service For Mrs. Meverink
Primrose services for Mrs. Min- Te Meverink were held yesterday at the Abbe Reformed Church in Clymer with Rev. Tunis Miewna officiating. Burial was in Holland Cemetery, Clymer. Bearers included Harold Neckers Everett Ten-Fuisen Douglas Hanks Roger Beekerink Philip Gravink Gaev Te Winkle. Attending from away were Mrs. Helen J. Westley Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Shambaneh Paul Mather and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hanks all of Corry Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ten Hulsen of Westfield Rev. Cecil Akam of Dewittville NY Emmett Kessler Jamestown. During the service Mrs. Jams TenHaken and Howard Leeters sang. Several hymns accompanied by Mrs. Paul Tenhulsen.
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Min- Te Meverink
Abbe Reformed Church
Clymer
Tunis Miewna
Holland Cemetery
Harold Neckers
Everett Ten- Fuisen
Douglas Hanks
Roger Beekerink
Philip Gravink
Gaev Te Winkle
Helen J. Westley
M. E. Shambaneh
Paul Mather
Corry
Everett
Ten Hulsen
Westfield
Cecil Akam
Dewittville
N.Y
Emmett Kessler
Jamestown
Jams TenHaken
Howard Leeters Sant
Paul Ten#ulsen
Hindu Doomsayers Predict World Destruction Next February
Hindu astrologers warn of imminent catastrophe due to planetary alignments in Capricorn with a predicted window between February 3 and 5. Hindu priests perform rites to avert disaster while astronomers scoff at such forecasts as unfounded.
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New York
Hayden Planetarion
James S. Pickering
Phanetarium
India
Capricorn
Wins $100,000. Oil City Woman Calm
Six calls to the Oil City police over the past hour included a report from Mollie Dew of North Carolina claiming her daughter Mrs. Arthur Burley has been awarded $100,000 in a Michigan civil court suit. Burley, who moved from North Carolina months ago, reportedly moved to Detroit yesterday. The civil action stems from a parking lot incident on Lake Michigan involving a back injury. Officers noted Burley showed no strong emotion but did say thanks.
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Otl
North Carolina
Michigan
Arthur Burley
Burley
Mollie Dew
Whitelall
Detroit
Lake Michican
New Customs Collector Sworn In For Western Pennsylvania
Eugene Atkinson of Allegheny sworn in as U S Customs collector for western Pennsylvania by Federal Judge Louis Ro. The 34 year old real estate man takes office amid a reshaped regional customs leadership.
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Pittsburgh
Eugene Atkinson
Alinnippa
U. S
Western Pennsylvania
Louis Ro
Queen Contest Highlights At Moose Lodge Evening
The Hospital Auxiliary hosts a Queen contest with contestants Sally O Hara Pat Perry Bonnie Brown and Faith Beck taking leading roles during ceremonies at Sno Hall venue.
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Moose Lodge
Sally O'Hare
Pat Perry
Bue Paige
Bonnie
Brown
Faith Beck
Kennedy Plans New Farm Help
The President conducted routine business and received daily intelligence briefings. A year-end report from Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy cited important civil rights progress since the new year and praised law enforcement as civic leaders in most communities. He expressed confidence the progress would continue with broad support. The President also visited his 73-year-old father at St. Mary’s Hospital.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
St. Mary's Hospital
Kennedy’s condition in West Palm Beach improves slightly
In West Palm Beach Joseph P. Dec 19 remains unable to speak while showing a mild pneumonia after a stroke suffered several days ago. His doctors report partial improvement and ongoing analysis into his condition.
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West Palm Beach
Joseph P
Kennedy
Democrats Claim Progress In 1961
A garbled report discusses Democratic claims of progress in 1961 amid federal and state efforts on interstate transportation and school integration. It notes tensions with law enforcement and civil rights leaders, mentions Freedom Rides and violence fears, and asserts officials intend to continue peaceful school integration with broader public support.
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Jaillie
U.S
Mississippi
Hyit Department
Teate Hapoel
Yaa
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