Losses From Long Dock Strike Mount
Losses to the U S economy mount as the East Coast dock strike halts port activity from Maine to Texas. The stoppage disrupts 60 000 AFL CIO longshoremen and the New York Shipping Association, threatening banana farmers in Ecuador and raising banana prices in Chicago.
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New York
West Germany
Ecuador
United States
U.S
Maine
Texas
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
New York Shipping Association
Alexander P. Chopin
Chicago
Penn State and Jefferson Launch Three-Year Medical Fast Track
Penn State University and Jefferson Medical College will start an experimental program this summer to cut three years from the path to becoming a doctor. Twenty-five students will complete BS degrees between years three and four at Penn State and then earn MDs from Jefferson after five terms, finishing in June 1968.
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University Park
Pennsylvania State University
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Penn State
Jefferson
CAHS Students to Attend District Chorus
Corry Area High School along with six students and director H Lynn Rice will join about 65 students from Meadville Cambridge Cochranton Conneaut Lake and other districts for the district chorus at General McLane High School Edinboro. Donn Razey of J W Pepper Co Philadelphia will direct during the three day event.
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Corny Area High School
General_McLane High School
n_Edinboro
H. Lynn Rice
Corry Area High School
William Minor
Joseph Howlett
Diane Schramiling
Sally Koerstetter
Donna Morris
Blaine Chillock
Arl Pold
Rice
Edinboro
Sparta
Mergen Schoola
Spartansburg
Joy Ann Wallace
Phyllis Brenner
Ste Dean
Jerry Alsdorf
Lucinda
Witmer
Wilson
Montgomery
Will Belude
Meadville
Cambridge
Cochrantan
Cotihemit Lake
Jesut Valley
Linesville
Fatn
doph-Hast Mead
Saegertown
Townville
Donn‘Razey
J. W. Pepper Co
Philadelphia
Paper Talks Falter Again in New York City News Strike
The nine major papers blackout for 34 days ends after 45 minutes of talks with federal mediator Stephen Schlossberg reporting no real progress. Local 6 head Bertram Powers says publishers not ready to negotiate. Amory Bradford says the situation is unchanged and depends on union acceptance of a reasonable settlement for survival. Continued on Page Eight.
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Whew York API
New York City
Stephen I. Schlossberg
Bertram A. Powers
Tatera- Hons! Typographical Union
Afl‘cio
Powers
Amory H. Bradford
The
Publishers Association of New York City
New York Times
Death by silk stockings in Erie murder case
Coroner reaffirmed Mrs. Blednor Free was strangled with silk stockings, not choked by hands. Reported autopsy notes described stockings fed together with one looped around both door knobs and the other around her neck, with a sweater used to form a gig. The door was left open as the body lay face down near the door.
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Herbert J. Johnson Jr
College Students Arrested For Stealing Money
Two Slippery Rock State College students Douglas Columbus and Charles King were arrested on charges of stealing about 224 dollars and cigarettes from six local businesses. They admitted the burglaries on December 11 and last Saturday. about 118 dollars was recovered on campus. A hearing was scheduled for today.
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Slippery Rock, Pa
Slippery Rock State College
Douglas Columbus
Ellwood City
Charles King
Irwin
Gus E. Kelly
Chamber Drops Members for Nonpayment Dues
The Corry Chamber of Commerce expelled six local business members for unpaid 1961 dues after a lengthy meeting. Total past due accounts reached 661 with 238 carried from 1961 and 4131 from 1963. The Retail Division operated on 3512 with a year end balance of 608, earmarked for holiday street lighting. Darwin Wolcott named president. new finance, legislative, civic affairs, beautification, and public information committee chairs were announced.
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Corry
Prand
Darwin Wolcott
C. Conrad
Monroe
Ronald Willman
Lester Lewis
Civb
Fred Scheyzer
E. W. Feldt
Joseph Sarnicki
Public
Tractor Trailer Kills Man Changing Tire in Reading
A tractor trailer struck and killed 58 year old Joseph L. McKeons yesterday on a patch of ice as he changed a flat tire. Police said he stepped on ice and fell under the vehicle’s wheels.
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Reading
Joseph L. McKeons
McKeon
Tshombe Bends To UN After Arrest
Tshombe, amid a fractured Katanga and shrinking control, yields to the United Nations after brief house arrest. He joins a UN column toward Sakania to urge scattered troops to move with the border town’s advance. Remnants flee toward Sakania as the UN guarantees freedom of movement for the convoy.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
Katenaa
Mails ‘Tshombe
United Nations
U.N
Sakanis
United Nafleng
Nia
Derek Dodell
Tshombe
Sakania
Rhodesia
U Thant
Kolwezi
USN
Kasenmibulesa
City Ends 1962 Fat As A Goose Has 26458
City Treasurer Carlton Smith reported a year end balance of 22602 with 6044 in unpaid bills leaving an actual year end total of 26458. The city is about 5000 better off than Finance Director Guy Abbey projected.
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Corry
Carlton Smith
Smith
Guy Abbey
Kennedy wins House Rules clash but not a major victory
Washington AP Kennedy administration claims a partial win as 235 to 196 vote keeps 15 members on the House Rules Committee delaying a larger reform. Officials say tougher battles lie ahead as Republicans attack the budget and tax plans while liberals gain committee leverage.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
House Rules Committee
Capitol
GOP
House
Republican Strategy More Alternatives Internal GOP leadership shift
Younger Republicans led by Rep Gerald Ford Jr proposed a strategy of more alternatives to Kennedy proposals. Rep Charles E Goodell described a plan to counter with policy options while expanding youth influence in the House GOP leadership and policy committee.
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Washington
Kennedy
Tives
Charles E. Goodell
R-N
Gerald R. , Ford Jr
Michigan
House
Goodell
GOP House
Charles A. Halleck Jr
Indiana
Leslie C. Arends
Olinois
Veteran Corry Lawbreaker Jailed Again in Burglary Case
Earl Sperry, a longtime offender with a record dating to age 17, is jailed in McKean County awaiting trial on a burglary charge after police in Bradford nabbed him with most of a cash loot from an Oyler Atlantic Service Station robbery. He resisted arrest, faced assault on a police officer, and has prior convictions including larceny and drunk and disorderly offenses, plus a military court conviction and dishonorable discharge.
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McKean County
Earl Sperry
Bradford
Oyler Atlantic
Kane
Sperry
Evstody
Corry
Callehl
Balig
Wing-Wills
Bridge
Warren County
Western Penitentiary
Epétry
United States Army
Port Hannock
Embezzler To Make Full Restitution
Mona Anderson, 92, St Marys, was fined 100 dollars and costs, placed on five years probation, and ordered to repay 6189 to Farmers and Merchants Bank in Elk County Court. The bank president testified seeking clemency while noting 20 accounts involved in the embezzlement.
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ST. Marys
Mona Anderson
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Miss Anderson
Joseph L. Trambley
Albert Cliffe
Elk County
Rideway
P. J. Werner
Brando Sues Time Magazine Over Libel Claim
Actor Marlon Brando files a 5 million libel suit in Los Angeles against the Saturday Evening Post alleging a June article titled Marlon Brando How He Wasted 6 Million By Sailing On the Set of The Mutiny of the Bounty defamed him. Brando stars in the film.
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Marlon Brando
Los Angeles
Lateurday Evening Post
Standal
Mitiny
Vile Brando
Corry Taxpayers Pay Most City County Taxes
Corry residents paid all but 5783 of the 142675 city tax bill with remaining balance outstanding. County taxes show 7496 due on 112119, personal property tax nearly cleared with 92 left. Deadline for county taxes is March 15 and city to settle with county by April 1.
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Corry
Carlton Smith
Smith
Parking Meter Plan Could Boost City Revenue Dramatically
City council weighed a dramatic hike in meter receipts based on a Koonts Equipment Co survey. The plan envisions 74 new meters, rate increases, and adding unmetered areas to raise annual income from about 33 thousand to 83 percent higher turnover and revenue. Enforcement, staffing costs, and a $26 thousand outlay were noted as necessary.
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Coit
Koonte Equipment Co
Tevenne
Pittsburgh
Manus Finns
Hiro
Cotlwéil
Frank Halin
Koonts
Ality
Huhn
The
Koontz Equipment Co
Pleasant Street
Pirst Avenue
Concord Street
City Coline
Hahn
Ryster
Saime
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D-Mass
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