County Checks on Expense Accounts to Tighten Scrutiny
County Commissioner Carl D. Proctor announced a plan to require detailed expense accounts from county employees. He cites bills over 200 dollars monthly and says full itemized statements will curb padding, noting Visiting Nurses Association reports as a model. Proctor seeks cooperation from fellow commissioners Fred W. Lamberton and Louis J. Reymiek to enforce the program across Health Probation, sheriff, assessor staff, and department heads.
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New Booking Juggles Month Slate At Theatre
Rex Theatre reshuffles February slate to show The Great Imposter from February 4 to 21 after canceling Sunrise at Campobello and a triple feature. Manager Tony Amoroso confirms changes and notes Sunrise shifted to a later date. The revised lineup includes The Poets of Life, One Foot in Hell, The Circus of Horrors, The Angry Red Planet, and The Great Imposter.
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U.S.-Russia Talks Near as Kennedy Seeks Allied Aid Plan
The article outlines U S aims in forthcoming talks with the Soviet Union noting Kennedy seeks wealthy allies to share aid costs for Africa Asia and Latin America. It emphasizes reinforcing U S military prestige and pressuring Soviets and Red China while pursuing integration of non Communist nations into a global economic system amid domestic unemployment pressures.
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Muskegon Jobs Loss Deals Heavy Blow to Community
In Muskegon Michigan a debate over a city tied to a single industry reveals deep hardship as 1800 Borg Warner Norge jobs move to Fort Smith Arkansas. Unemployment tops 12 percent with 7100 county jobless and welfare cases rising daily.
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Titusville Debates City Duty to Thaw Frozen Water Lines
City solicitor and council debate who pays thawing charges for water lines from curb box to main after three residents seek city payment totaling 45. Welder Walter Sinediey says city always covered thawing outside the box since 1945, with a ruling expected to guide future policy.
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McCray Aluminum Offers Window Siding Jobs
Aluminum products offered with easy payment plan. Corry contact 2-2063. Local notice lists Walter Felding or Walter Dingfelder with phone 2315 for service. thawing water lines mentioned.
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Woman Killed As Train Hits Truck
A truck was struck by a train in Crawford County. Mrs. Roemer died from a fractured skull and was burned. Eight month old Paul Michael was hospitalized. The Lake City Express traveled about 74 mph amid derailment delays. 103 aboard included displaced persons sponsored by Church World Service and the National Welfare Council en route to new homes in Oklahoma City and Los Angeles.
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Survey Starts In Jobless Areas Continues On Page One
A tour to measure unemployment concentrates on West Virginia and eastern Pennsylvania as chronic trouble spots. Labor Department data released Thursday show nearly 900,000 fewer jobs than a year ago in U S factories, with major declines in metropolitan areas including Philadelphia Cleveland Baltimore Los Angeles St Louis Kansas City and Newark. Detroit, the auto center, is noted in the report amid these declines.
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