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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1963
Page
4
Editorial argues Corry should adopt a city manager council system to professionalize governance. It notes 7 744 residents and budgeted 1 000 for an engineer administrator while council lacks full time professional training. It frames current leaders as well meaning but partisan and time stretched.
A light editorial notes that childhood is best viewed as an age between needing baby care and driving the family car. Pana Tll of News-Palladium comments on the sweet spot of growing up.
AP reports Hollywood actors like Hugh O Brian Ann Sothern and Raymond Burr fear being typecast by long run TV roles Murray Hamilton known for villains sees risk of stuck image he aims to break with Broadway comedy The Heroine opening delayed by New York newspaper strike Recommended tonight The Andy Williams Show NBC 10 11 EST George Gobel and Keely Smith co star
Kane council adopts Kane '63 budget totaling 238 163 with taxes held constant and no raises in salaries or wages for town officers or employees. The year begins with about 50 000 in new expenditures and a projected 7.20 percent tax rise.
The column critiques wage demands and the Taft Hartley era strike effects, noting 75,000 workers on strike and ports shut from Maine to Texas. It contrasts Kennedy's restraint on labor with bold stance on industry price gouging, and surveys January office optimism versus mid winter pauses impacting steel and rail sectors.
New York AP reports general confidence remains muted as Congress opens. Americans fear job losses and automation risks despite modest gains in consumer confidence. Surveys show households saving or debt repayment plans while expecting limited impact on incomes and employment this session.
The columnist notes waning enthusiasm in winter office life as workers drift from urgency to routine. A boss plans a Miami scouting trip to explore a possible branch, prompting staff to arrive late and extend breaks while the suggestion box empties.
Erie State Police arrest Gary Leyman Firster 21 of Erie after a spree touching Brookside School Harborcreek Greene Township Elementary. He pled guilty and awaits sentencing. loot including a tape recorder and a projector were recovered.
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Thomas Butler, 39, reported he was robbed of $42 by two men ages 18 to 25 who followed him on an Erie street at about 7:15 p.m. One man allegedly shoved what appeared to be a pistol in his back, demanded the money, then ordered him to keep walking and not look back as the pair fled.
Washington report analyzes how President Kennedy faces a House and Senate split with 67 Democrats to 33 Republicans in the Senate and 258 Democrats to 170 Republicans in the House with one vacancy. It notes Kennedy’s struggle to unite his party and persuade lawmakers to back his programs through persuasion rather than coercion.
A Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co proposal to move a new float Process plant from Ford City to Cumberland Maryland wins mixed union reaction. Local 14 members had rejected a bonus elimination deal but later accepted. however Ford City manager says construction will start in Cumberland as soon as weather permits.
Ernesto Rambs Antonini aged 64, longtime speaker of the Puerto Rican House since 1932 and founder of the Popular Democratic party under Governor Luis Muñoz Marín, died yesterday of a heart attack in San Juan Puerto Rico.
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