Berlin crisis talks between Gen Clay and Rusk scheduled
Gen Lucius D. Clay will fly from West Berlin to Washington for a weekend conference with President Kennedy and Secretary of State Rusk on Berlin issues. They will discuss reported policy differences and the need for prompt action in emergencies without awaiting Washington decisions.
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Disgruntled Bus Driver Returns to Route in Pittsburgh
Frank Seitz, 61, returned to driving a Pittsburgh Railways Co. bus after walking off mid route to protest rowdy students. The firm retained him, praising his actions as impulsive but justified. He said students were disruptive, roughing drivers and damaging property.
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Hamilton
Seltz
Adenauer Celebrates 86th Birthday in West Germany
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer marked his 86th birthday today. A junior official jokingly suggested a nickname “the ancient one” reflecting long leadership since 1940. The note highlights affection and sarcasm in bold public regard.
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West Germany
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Old Request Revived Survey On City Sewers
At the annual organizational meeting of the Authority councilman J R Deering urged a complete survey of the city sewer system with emphasis on where new lines are needed The plan recalls a 1958 resolution and calls for a qualified engineer to assess storm water handling and future needs Other discussions touched on paving timing and financing public bonds vs general taxation for improvements
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Carnell
Clark
Corr
Mead Park Ice Patrol to Enforce Skating Rules
Mead Park Association officials set clear conduct rules for the Mead Park ice rink. Howard J. Sheen leads the effort with a team of skaters including Jim Chris, Ray Courtney, Robert Bailey, Mary Beth Keppel, Pat Allens and Jim Skinner to ensure safer, more pleasant hours on the ice. Special times for partner dance skating are planned, with more details continued on page three.
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Corry
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Robert Bailey
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Pat Allens
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Liquor Dealer Sues Bank Over Bouncing Check
London AP reports liquor dealer James Black sues a bank alleging breach of contract after a check for 180 dollars and four cents was refused. The suit claims the bank improperly honored the check or failed to process it, leading to financial loss for Black.
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Olryer
New Program Could Double City Road Aid in Corry
Corry city officials discuss a proposed federal and state funding shift aimed at boosting local road work. City streets director J R Dearin notes Pennsylvania would gain about 42 million for local streets and twice Corry’s current road funding if a national Home Rule program passes, while city and county officials rally support.
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Kennedy Returns To Capital For Vital Meetings
President Kennedy flies to Washington for strategic talks with Mills on 1962 Congress agenda. He aims to push medical care for the aged under Social Security, tax incentives for industry, tariff reduction authority, and revenue adjustments. Mills backs medical care but resisted last year. Kennedy seeks to win Arkansas Democrat support. Kennedy to speak at a Columbus fundraising dinner tomorrow.
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Area Residents Must Recertify For Surplus Food Distribution
Clarence Parrington reports 278 applicants remain on the surplus food list. All must recertify at the regular distribution session Tuesday to avoid loss of eligibility. Recertification covers all families. Moose Lodge members will distribute peanut butter, rice, corn meal, and meat, with possible additions.
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Bing Crosby to Undergo Kidney Surgery in Santa Monica
Singer Bing Crosby to have kidney surgery at St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica today. The health development follows reports of a kidney ailment affecting the star, with doctors awaiting the procedure.
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U S Reveals New Moon Spacecraft Design Details
U S space agency releases drawings of the Apollo spacecraft concept from Langley Field, showing the nose cone crew, modular sections, and systems for life support, guidance, and re entry. NASA wins $400 million to build the craft and directs the program from Houston with Saturn launch vehicles planned for early flights.
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Lack Of Pipe Delays Work At Sewer Plant
A shipment of pipe missing between the Alabama plant and Corry holds up the $26,400 mayoral sewer improvement project at the city’s treatment plant. The Municipal Authority, in its annual session, was told completion would take several weeks. The engineer Consover Townsend advised more labor and equipment, while Councilman Ray Weber urged contract labor for outside maintenance and cautioned on new lab gear and a staggered schedule. Officers re elected Lloyd Lanphere president Dorr Clark treasurer and Leo Hooks secretary with five member board including Leo Heberlein and P. B. Sonoski.
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Municipal Authority
Consver,Townsend and Associates
Ray Weber
Consoer
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Weber
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Dorr Clark
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Leo Heberlein
P. B. Sonoski
Salvation Army Leader Dies in Ocean City
Fred 5 of Philadelphia, a retired Salvation Army lieutenant colonel, died yesterday of a coronary attack in Ocean City New Jersey.
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Philadelphia
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City to Probe Land Tax 62 May Carry Key to Progress
City leaders in Cory foresee a pivotal year 1962 with major plans under consideration. The Master Plan, school merger, land tax study, enforcement officer, and a new junior high head the agenda. A land tax push aims to tax land value only, not buildings, while maintaining current revenue. local groups, the Chamber, and educator training are set to roll out public education on the proposal over weeks.
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Wiley Young
Pennsylvania, Graded Tax League
Sanley
Yoling
Corry
Chamber of Commerce
James Hammond
Clfk
Chamber
Young
CD Officers Filled in at SP School during Absences
City plans to cover for officers at SP School in Kedrsarge as four to five officers attend a 10 week program Mondays and Wednesdays. Civil Defense police will fill gaps when schedul es do not cover all shifts. Drake notes prior training under Holcomb and cooperation with Mayor Zalzneck and Clifford Hellcomb.
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Drake
Philip Zalzneck
Clifford Hellcomb
Corry Civil Defense
Swearigen Fails Swiman Across Allegheny River
Pittsburgh AP report says Swearigen, 20, a maintenance man, bet $25 he could swim the Allegheny. He swam half way, realized failure, nearly lost his money and wife, was rescued by a photographer and a newscaster who sent a motorboat to pull him from frigid water.
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