Erie area faces tax forms, rezoning and incinerator fixes
City and vicinity items note new state sales tax exemption forms available at The Journal of Erie amid budget talk by Mayor Gardner and committee members. Gardner cites potential highway funding tied to higher gas taxes. Erie council approves first reading of an east Pittsburgh Avenue rezoning to business, sent to Planning Commission after rejection. Safety chief Cannaginotis says trash incinerator repairs may cost 15000, funds to be appropriated from elsewhere. Additional briefs cover Dunkirk thefts, animal sale ordinance tweaks, Ginnies Cafeteria open 24 hours, local meetings, an earth shifting project for Del Porta Brothers building, a petition drive over a West Creek liquor store, a burglary at Restaurant Brie, a rummage sale, and a Women's Relief Corps meeting.
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Thel Journal of
Erie
Erle
Gardner
Richard Fryling
Erle Resistor Corp
Chamber of Commerce
Corry Beverage
Pittsburgh Avenue
2Th
Siecetal
City Planning Commnton
Erie Safety
Michael A. Cannaginotis
Elewhor
Eugene Guskey
WOTM
Academy of Friendship Committee
Dunkirk
Thomas J. Rchir
Rainbow Inn
Howard Taylor
Ginnie
Concord Community Club
Apinir J Ginner
Saffos
del Porta Brothers
Brie Haa
DelPorta Wholesale Fruit and Produce
Journal
Sum Bervideo
West Pha
Bervidi
Konus
Brie
Hieves
Methodist Circle
Triangle Shoe Store
Women's Relief Corps
Grange Hall
Hospital Census and City Council Notes
The report lists admitted Perry Cox and several residents with addresses, and discharges including Carlyle Pitch and Roscoe Pringle. Erie coverage notes downtown empty stores and parking meters harming business, plus urban-suburban water issues debated by Mayor Sanford. City council approves a $100 settlement to Burnett Bush over a flooded celery crop claim pending in Supreme Court.
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Erie
Carl Dverrein
Bele
Jamestown
Burnett Bush
Supreme Court
Carl FP. Sanford
Sesson
Bush Wan
Sion Water
Desperado Sprenis Sought Across New York Vermont Border
An FBI sought fugitive, Prank Lawrence Sprenis, 29, linked to a plane theft in Scranton and a car theft in Burlington. Police traced him after a hitchhiker matching his description was reported near Arlington Virginia. A stolen car was abandoned at Salem near the New York border after he fled into Winooski and Salem.
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Buhlenglon
FBI
New York-Vermont
Lawrence Sprenis
Sprengren
Burlington
Salem
Arlington
Niso
Sprenz
Scranton
Winooski, VI
N.Y
Erie May Move Buses Off State Street Plan Unveiled
Erie mayor unveils a city plan to move buses off State Street onto Peach and French, from South Park Row to 14a, banning parking on one side in a seven block area and raising downtown parking meter rates. The plan is a proposal for study by Chamber committees and subject to future action, with a temporary measure pending a broader downtown study by planner Maurice Rotival.
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State ‘Street
Peach
French
South Park Row
Arthur J. Gardner
Peach and
French Street
Greater Erie Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Ferdner
Sid Thin
Dotin Fries
Wiwman
Tranalt
Cordier
Edward V. Willams
Ralph Hecht
Maurice Rotival
Dems Plot To Cut Back Eisenhower Budget Requests
Senate debates party strategy as Democrats vow to curb Eisenhower administration requests including monetary fund proposals. Senator Mahroney says the move aims to prevent administration defense of a budget imbalance, while Senator Dirksen accuses Democrats of back door spending. Johnson defends actions, noting money could not have been spent without presidential approval.
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Eisenhower
Mike Mahroney
Dokla
Senate
Monetary Fund
Johnson
Everett Dirksen
Congress
Dirksen
Dulles Faces Critics as Crisis Looms in Germany
Washington AP Secretary of State Joan Poster Dulles, ill but valued, draws praise and criticism. Critics dispute his handling of individual cases, while others defend his steadfast containment policy. With looming Germany tensions, a successor is pondered should his health fail. The article notes Kennan’s evolving views and the possible need for flexible policy amid Soviet pressure.
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Washington
Joan Poster Dulles
Hit
Germany
Dulles
Eisenhower
Truman
Dean Acheson
Soviet Union
Red China
Uaring
Acheson
George Kennan
State Department
Lulk
Nasser
Egypt
United States
Alps
West Berlin
May N
City council weighs parking meters and curb rules
The council hears debates on downtown parking meters and limited installation amid complaints from commuters. The mayor opposes adding meters. five to eight blocks may see meters, while enforcement splits between residential and business zones as legality of the 25 foot curb rule is questioned.
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Vmusticu
Rage
Park Street
Kinley
Roger Brown
Jamestown Shopkeeper Robbed in Morning Hold Up
Jamestown detectives pursue clues after an elderly shoe repairman, Joseph Spano, 73, was threatened by a masked gunman at 8:30 am in his shop. The assailant demanded cash, took 38 in change from the register, broke a cash box which yielded nothing, and fled. A description was obtained. the case mirrors a recent countywide incident. Detective Lieut. Earl Thies leads the inquiry as another holdup occurred nearby days earlier.
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Vamnasuwn
Jamestown
Joseph Spano
Fone
Spano
Lieut
Earl Thies
Chautauqua County
Priday
Westfield
Gene McKnight
AF Extends Missile Plan And Minuteman Details
The Air Force reports progress on the Minuteman ICBM program with development schedules on track and engine contracts to be awarded by early next year. The solid propellant weapon will launch from underground silos and be unmanned, operated from subterranean control centers. The service says manpower for ballistic missiles will be reduced from about ten thousand.
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Lus Angeles
Air Force
Minuteman
Plane Misses Air Collision With Bomber Near Chattanooga
A Eastern Air Lines flight bound for Miami narrowly avoided a collision with a U S Air Force bomber over Chattanooga Tennessee. The pilot said the bomber passed 400 feet below during a climb forcing an emergency maneuver. Seventeen passengers and a crew of five were aboard. three were hospitalized and a Miami stewardess treated and released.
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Miami
Fla
Eastern Air Lines Electri
Wsit
Air Force
Thattanooga
Tenn
Reymond Ruprecht
Elvetra
Chicago
Chattanooga
Ruprecht
Miami Spring
V. Tays
Northwest Airlines
Glancy
Lois Borchers
North Shore Hospital
Chigago
Phillip Kaplan
D. R. Allen
Winnetka
Sam Landsman
Oak Park
Minuteman Missile Plan Details Hinted by Air Force
Air Force outlines a covert Minuteman program with missiles placed in hidden sites nationwide. The strategy includes more holes than missiles to mislead the enemy and keeps defective missiles in holes for deception. The Minuteman is a lighter, tee stage rocket with engines delivering vastly higher power than prior systems.
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Atlas
Titan
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Humane Sociery
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Perry Cox
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Gerald Fish
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Marie Macinnes
East Park Place
Delia Bernard
Hunt South Street
Robert Bemis
Wayne Street
David BE Rons
Frank Miles
Spring Cronk
Carlyle
Columbus
Thomas Boland
East
Washington Street
Roscoe Pringle
N. Y
Vermont
Dems
Mercury
Olikemash
Mare
A.tucker
America
Ford Neter Company
Sheed Sullivan
Wben-Tv
Christensen Motors
West Washington Street
Corry
Marlow
Council
Mary Capewell
Roberta Pain Wallace Cady James Earle
National Bank of Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Clue
Loblaws
Sure Champ Dog Food
Kraft Miniature Marshmallows
Temple Oranges
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