Erie area weather and building permit totals report
Unusually cold January noted by Building Inspector Lewis Sigworth with only 19 new construction permits totaling $67,750, one of the lowest monthly totals in years. Weather Bureau notes January 1963 averaged 19.9 degrees, well below normal. Erie County tax exemption list includes Doctors Osteopathic Hospital, with appeal status too late for 1962 taxes. Snowbound roads in Lindsey Hollow and Union City Spartansburg areas as heavier plowing dispatched. Minor vehicle accidents reported on Mead Avenue and Center Street with limited damage. Coast Guard candidate Craig Seastead accepted for officer candidate school starting February 10 at Yorktown, Virginia. Coroner cites accidental death by smoke inhalation in Dunkirk. electrical wiring blamed for basement furnace fire. Funeral notices for Mrs. Hazel M. Fox and Mrs. John Fisher of Jamestown. local obituaries. Dog found with owner to be claimed. police hold collar. Corry native John J. Henry dies at 68 in Bradenton Beach Florida, survived by wife and siblings.
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Tarumry
Erie
Lewis Sigworth
Sigworth
Handicap Party Aids Disabled At Corry Event
A community effort in Corry features the Handicapped Key To Party Here program with participation from United Cerebral Palsy Erie County, high school music staff Judith Dwyer and David Ehrhardt, and civil defense police for transport. Troop 398 Girl Scouts and Wright School special education classes join in staffing and refreshments.
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Veviewce
Fage One
United Cerebral Palsy Organization
Erie County
Donald Cady
Judith Dwyer
Musica
David Ehrhardt
Raymond Hamilton
Corry Ambulance Service
Civil Defense Police Unit
Gilbert Love
Erie County United Cerebral Patsy Agency
Cady
Ann Batessi
Junior Red Cross
Corry Area
Margaret Herbert
Wright School
Hunt For Missing Plane Near Beaver County
A search resumed in Beaver County after an unofficial report of a plane down near Shippingport atomic plant. Searchers scoured the area for about five hours with reports of a plane seen west of the plant. No planes were found and no missing aircraft were confirmed by area airports. A plant worker and four others saw smoke or flame but no results were reported.
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Duduany
Imen
Beaver County
Shippingport
Pittsburgh
Wirtz Warns Against More Major Strikes
Chicago AP report quotes Secretary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz warning that one more major strike could trigger national compulsory arbitration laws. He cites public anger at recent crises and argues both private bargaining and new rules fail to satisfy the public, while opposing a labor court solution.
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Chicago
W. Willard Wiriz
Wirtz
National Academy of Arbitrators
Washington
Bernard Baruch
Writz
The Spoken Word Ts Like the Air The Printed Word Is Always There
The phrase contrasts spoken and printed language, noting that spoken word flows freely while print endures, shaping memory and culture. It reflects on how messages travel differently across time and media, leaving a lasting imprint beyond transient speech.
Gov't Moves to Halt Hoffa Reign at Teamsters Union
Washington AP reports the government weighs legal action to oust James R Hoffa as Teamsters president due to his failure to secure a faithful duty bond. Bond providers have refused to extend coverage, amid alleged Justice Department pressure. Officials say two mandatory provisions exist under the 1950 Landrum Griffin act: union officers must be bonded and without bond no official may handle union funds. If Hoffa and other officers lack coverage when their terms end, the government may pursue action.
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Washington
Dames R. Hoffa
Teamstoys Union
Hoffa
House Labor Committee
Teamsters Union
Justice Department
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Tiderworks
Tearsiers Insurance
Landrum-Griffin
Teamsters
Vitalon
Royal Couple Arrives in New Delhi for 12 Day Tour
King Paul and Queen Frederika of Greece arrive in New Delhi to begin a 12 day royal tour of India. The visit includes ceremony at government house and meetings with Indian leaders.
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New Delhi
India
Paul
Queen Frederika
Greece
Thurmond cites Cuban threat with long range missiles
In a disputed account Senator Thurmond argues Cuba hosts a large Soviet force under Gen. SlaVenko with missiles and warhead material, claiming ranges up to 2,200 miles. The Pentagon disputes the figure, noting no ballistic missiles or nuclear warheads in Cuba and noting FROG missiles there have about 300 miles range.
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Thurmond
Cuba
Russia
Pavil B. Dankevich
C. O. Slavenko
Kennedy
Pentagon
Jalso
Two Men Die In Rockfall At Kerr Addison Mine
In Virginiatown near Kirkland Lake Ont two workers Roy Fletcher aged 34 of Virginiatown and Askel Meister aged 24 of Larder Lake were killed when a rock fall struck them at the Kerr Addison gold mine early yesterday. Fletcher left two children and Meister three.
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Kirkland Lake
Kerr Addison
Virginiatown
Roy Fletcher
Askel Meister
Larder Lake
Fletcher
Meister
1962 Job Placements Total Declines in Migrant Labor Use
The guven sureau of Employment Security reports 1962 job placements at 594,979, up 40,455 from 1961, with Corry office at 1,214. State non agricultural jobs reached 261,000. agricultural placements rose to 293,879, up from 253,396 in 1961. Michael notes more local labor for farm work reduced migrant use from 10,000 in 1957 to 7,500 in 1962, and over 54,692 jobs were filled by workers 45 and older.
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Guuen Sureau
William A.michael
Amanager
Bureau
Corry
PSES
Pennsylvania
Puerto Rico
Michael
Storms Hit Northern California Roads and Railways
Storms pound the western United States closing major highways near Yuba City and Marysville while rockslides block bridges and waters flood approaches. Rail service suffers disruption as nine people die in California including 9-year-old John Carter found in a storm drain near his San Rafael school.
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U. S
Yuba
Maryeville
California
John Carter
San Rafael
Local job placement and testing figures cited for Corry year
The report notes 13 handicapped individuals placed in local jobs during the year. Job counseling interviews rose from 1961 to 1962. Michael cites state wide totals from 155,668 to 184,119 in 1963, while Corry’s local office tested 151 and conducted 146 interviews in 1962.
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Michael
Corry
California Storm Strands Towns as Floods Hit Bancroft
California's Division of Highways reports the South 101 corridor blocked by a Thursday storm, with the Yuba River flooding and power lines down. Strong winds eased but a new cold wave looms as Bancroft, a southeastern town of 450 residents, faces rising water prompting evacuations.
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California
Division of Highways
Sierra
Donner Pass
Yuba River
Bay
Oregon
Portland
Colorado
Stickers Protest License Fee Hike in Syracuse
The Syracuse automobile club reports a flood of requests for Dont tread on me stickers to oppose Gov Rockefeller's proposed motor vehicle license fee increase. Club official Leslie Parnell calls it the greatest response yet, with about 25 000 stickers ordered from individuals and other clubs statewide since Wednesday's announcement.
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Syracush
Syracuse
Rockefellers
Leslie Parnell
Parnell
Syracuse Club
Funeral set for former Lehigh educator William Staab
Dennis mass funeral services were to be held today at South Yarmouth for William A Staab 7 former teacher at Lehigh University for 20 years who died Wednesday.
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Dennis
South Yarmouth
William A. Staab
le “High University
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United States Weather Bureau
Erie County Board of Assessment and Tax Appeal
Doctors Osteopathic Hospital
Lindsey Hollow
Union City
Spartansburg
Mike Kirik
State Highway Department
Kirik
Mead Avenue
West Congress Street
George A. Wright
Findley Lake
Mary Jo Phillips
East Pleasant Street
Wright
Phillips
Center Street
Mary McChesney
Fred Diemer
Columbus Avenue
Diemer
Craig Seastead
Arnold Seastead
Maple Avenue
U. S. Coast Guard
Coast Guard Service
Yorktown
North Center Street
Chautauqua County
Anson Steward
Robert Phillips
Dunkirk
John Fisher
Jamestown
Levant White
Garrity Funeral Home
Rose Hill Cemetery
Hazel M. Fox
Jim Fox
Warren Times Mirror
Jack Miller
West
John J. Henry
Corry and
Bradenton Beach
Fla
Margaret
William Stevens
Joseph
Sarasota
Forimmer
Ethel Haight
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Penn
Frank Sinatra
Laurence Harvey
Janet Leigh
Miss Hayward
London
Peter Finch
MGM
Susan
Hayward - Fing
Diane Cyril
West Side Story
Snow Tire Sale
FISE
Q.T
T.T
Admiral Deluxe Refrigerator
Preezer-Mart
Roberts Furniture & Appliance
Columbus
Bel Air
Bisgayne
Chevrolet
Bonanza
Turben
Pao
Frontera’s
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