City Master Plan Costs and Funding for Corry
The City Planning Commission considers a six year capital improvement program prepared by Michel Baker firm to assess how the Corry master plan will be funded. It analyzes assessed valuation, income, expenditures, and debt service to gauge the economic feasibility and determine how much must be financed now versus over time. The study notes a 10 percent rise in assessed valuation over five years, inflationary pressures, and growing expenditures, with millage increasing from 5.75 to 7.5 mills. Continued borrowing appears necessary to finance potential improvements within the city's debt capacity.
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Corry
City Planning Commission
Corneil
Michel Baker
Tne, Tits
Baker
Counci
Baker Engineers
Bakes
Letter of support from anonymous donor to Corry High team
A postgame note placed in the car of Corry High School Principal Harold Wolfe and handed to Coach Ronald Schrecengost after a game with Titusville expresses admiration for the team’s character. Enclosed is $6 and a plan to take the boys to the Ritz for a postgame meal, with a pledge that win or lose they are with you.
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Harold Wolfe
Ronald Schrecengost
Titusville
Cor Y
Ritz
Boy Shot to Death While Walking Dog near Home
Leonard McKenzie nine years old was shot while walking his dog near his home. Detective Lt A Johnson reported a .44 caliber bullet struck his shoulder and exited at his feet. The Negro child was found by his grandfather Dai Elliot who grew worried after the boy was gone longer than usual.
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Leonard McKenzie
A. Johnson
Mms
Dai Elliot
Auto crash on Route 89 leaves two hurt in Corry
State troopers investigated a Route 89 and Route 6 broadside collision last night near Corry. Mrs. William R. Allen 41 and a 13 year old daughter were treated and released for head and body injuries. The Crutchfield auto driver H C Crutchfield Jr 30 of Springfield Ala was also injured. Damage was estimated at 2500. Authorities continued the probe with possible charges pending.
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H.C. Crutchfield Jr
Springfield
Ala
Crutchfield
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Allen
Lois Rose
Edward Binge
Cleveland
Ohio
K Nee
Children die as fire sweeps Knoxville home
Two boys perished as a blaze swept through a Knoxville house. Police investigated the cause and whether arson or accident sparked the fire. Authorities urged caution as they pursue leads in the tragic incident.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Kennedy appoints ex governors to posts in new admin
Two defeated Democratic governors win $2040K yearly posts in Kennedy administration. George Docking of Kansas becomes Export-Import Bank director and Herschel Loveless of Town as Federal Renegotiation Board member. Kennedy hosts Johnson at Atlantic shore home as he moves to fill key jobs before inauguration. Rusk discusses State Department organization. other senior posts being finalized, including Veterans Administration chief Gleason Jr. and Navy Research and Development official Wakelin.
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Palm Beach, Fla
Kennedy
John FP. Kennedy
George Docking
Kansas
Export-Import Bank
Herschel Loveless
Town
Docking
Loveless
Texan
Chicago
John §. Gleason Jr
American Legion
Veterans Administration
Gleason
Eisenhower Administration
Lyle S. Garlock
Air Force
James H. Wakelin
Navy
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Rutland minister's adopted son pleads insanity in murder
Geoffrey Peter Aldrich, adopted by Rev Gordon Aldrich seven years ago, faces a murder charge after his mother Hazel Aldrich was found fatally stabbed in their Rutland home. The Rutland High junior reportedly told detectives he quarreled with his mother over homework and wanted to go to the library. He allegedly stabbed her four times with an eight inch knife as she sat at a piano. The youth is held at a state hospital for mental examination in Waterbury. six weeks are required for the evaluation.
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Rutland
Galt
Phiain Pitendtod
Ais Toston Mather
Geoffrey Peter Aldrich
COMI
State Hospital
Witerbury
Delerive
Jera Sanity
Harnilly
Gordon Aldrich
Yilen
Hayden LaBruke
Pete Weill
You Aldeich
Penry
Troy
Bytursald
Hazel Aldrich
Vermobl
J. Pred Carbine
Thendore
Carsones
Wis
Aldrich
Rutland High School
Corsones
Mystery Missile Fired Toward Pacific Ocean Target By Reds
Washington reports scientists puzzled by a Soviet fired object crossing toward the Pacific Ocean. Air Force says it cannot confirm whether a long range missile or space vehicle. radar sighted near Shemiya Island Alaska. instrument ships Sibir Chukota Akhalin tracked toward impact area southwest of Hawaii. Ships later observed a day away from the area.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Pacific Ocean
Air Force
Shemiya Island
Alaska
Hawaii
Kamchatka Peninsula
Sibir
Chukota
Akhalin
Midway Island
Pacific
Castro Extends Invasion Alert Amid Kennedy Handover
Fidel Castro extends Cuba invasion alert from Jan 18 to Jan 20 as Kennedy assumes office. He signals desire for U.S. reconciliation but warns at Guantanamo Bay base and sea defenses will stay vigilant after inauguration. Castro cites friction over Washington policy and mentions possible U.S. military instructors and mercenaries.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Castro
United States
White House
U.S
Guantanamo Bay
Kennedy
Osvaldo Corticos
Tits Bee
Washington
Dhs
Guantanamo
Gustemala
Dic
Bae
Cilla
$25 Million Stock Gyp Uncovered
Federal attorney calls the case the largest SEC fraud in history. Five officers of the Los Angeles Trust Deed & Mortgage Exchange face conspiracy and mail fraud charges for selling overvalued trust deeds. The firms and two subsidiaries allegedly guaranteed 100 percent yields, with about 10,000 investors affected and court actions ongoing.
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Los Angeles
Securities and Exchange Commission
Los Ange Trust Deed & Mortgage Exchange
U.S. Seme S
U.S. Atty
Laughlin
Waters
Prime Dees Oy Trust
Darent Company
Fms Muaintainicaesds
SEC
Supreme Cours
Joblessness Highest Since 1940
Washington AP reports unemployment rose by half a million in December to 4 500 000, the highest December total since 1940. Employment declined by 1 173 000 to 66 008 000. Labor Department notes the unemployment rate rose to 6 8 percent of the labor force, the seasonally adjusted December high since 1940.
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Washington
Labor Department
Impostor Doctor Held On Multiple Charges In New York
Clyde E Newton posed as physician and pathologist for three years at a Manhattan hospital and used his brother in law Andrew Jackson s credentials to gain entry to Howard University Medical School and the University of Missouri Post graduate College. He faces forgery perjury and practicing medicine without a license with bail set at 2000 pending hearing in January.
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New York
Clyde E. Newton
Manhattan
Newton
Beth Tarae Hospital
Howard University Medical
Washington, D. C
Connell Newton
California
Atso
Howard
Clyde &. Newton
Howard University
Andrew Jackson
Dr. Newens
University of Missouri
Four Children Born in Eleven Months at Farmingham
In Farmingham Mass Union Hospital reports Mrs Warren Garron delivered four children in eleven months. Mrs Chiron reportedly gave birth to twins on February 12 and a third birth occurred around Wednesday. The Garriné family also has an older child.
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Farmingham. Mass.ap
Farmingham Union Hospital
Warren Garron
Chiron
Garriné
Teen Age Girls Lead Cuban Relief Clothing Drive
Senior Ty Hi Club of Corry Area High School, a YMCA group of senior girls, will run a clothing drive for Cuban refugees arriving in the Miami area. The plan, approved by Dr. Rodemeyer and Gerald Lane, aims to collect warm clothing with MGA serving as the collection point while details are finalized after talks with Florida coordinators.
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Owe Wrat
Fidel Castro
Corry Area High School
World Clothing Fund, Inc
St. Louis
Corry Area
William —. Rodemover
Tri-Hi
MGA
Florida
Miami
Wart Sondra Varrassa
Mirls
Wife Killed By Husband's Car in Lancy Case
A garageman lost control of a car and struck a woman named Ava Lalo in New York vicinity while a husband’s vehicle returned. Albert Wolf, 58, a World War I veteran, and local crews joined a search effort as the Coast Guard abandoned a chase for seven men and a wrecked 40-foot barge Sword after rough Atlantic seas.
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Lancasyes
Ca. Sar
Ce Ava Lalo
Albert Wolf
Hamilton
Palm Beach
Pla
Coast Guard
Radio DJ Cleared of Manslaughter in Boy Hit and Run
Medway disc jockey Ronald Greene, 26, was cleared of manslaughter in the December 31 hit and run that killed 12 year old Domenick DePazlo. He received three months for leaving the scene and a $100 fine for endangering public safety.
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Wrentham
Mass
Medway
Ronald Greene
Samuel Eisenstadt
Greene
Radio Stilion Wmrc
House of Correction
Wink
Domenick dePazlo
Patlee
Wiliam Giallo Hana
Maid Greene
Fire wipes out family of six in apartment blaze
A family of six perished in an early morning apartment fire two days before they planned to move into a new home. Henry Palen, 2, and his wife Rose, 49, along with their four children Michael 14 Deborah A. Jerry 5 and Carol Ann 2 were killed. Palen owned the gutted building and had planned to move to a new house Monday. The blaze heavily damaged the property.
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Ani
Henry Palen
Rose
Yourigatown
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Crystal Lake
Voller
Ferman Oker Jr
Dem
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