City Planners Struggle Over City Enforcement Officer Question
The City Council revisited a long disputed plan to hire an enforcement officer as part of a 1962 budget debate. Louis Miller, head of the Planning and Zoning Commission, stated the issue remains unresolved, hindered by weather and budget uncertainties as the council presses for a solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fred Kinley
Louis Miller
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Binley
Commission
New City Bill Would Curt Kids' Drinking
A proposed city ordinance would bar minors from public drinking places and criminalize possession by youths in any public area. The bill targets tavern staff and minors alike, broadening enforcement beyond licensed venues with mayoral backing and state liquor support. JFK TO MEET UN HEAD WASHINGTON reports forthcoming talks between President Kennedy and UN Secretary General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New City
Liquor Control Board
Tnd
Zalmecki
Pennsylvania State Liquor Control " Board
Corry Porceman
PLOB
Focal Police
JFK
Washington
New
York City
Dulte
Airlift of 6000 U S Troops To West Germany
The United States began a major peacetime airlift of 6000 troops to West Germany, flying from McChord AFB to Rhine Main near Frankfurt aboard C-145 transports. The Long Thrust I exercise, led by Gen Palmar and a NATO operator, uses three reinforced battalions of the 4th Infantry and includes 7 aircraft and multiple routes to Bavaria and nearby bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
West Germany
United States
McChord Air Force Base
Washington
Qth Infantry Division
Rhine-Main Air Base
Strike Force Command
Army-Air Force Fire Brigade
U.S
Europe
Berlin
Charles D. Palmer
European Command
Pierre-Jacquaut
NATO
William F. Train
Bavaria
Mannheim
Great British Journalist Hannen Swaffer Dies
London reports the death of Hannen Swaffer famed as the Pope of Fleet Street. Frederick Charles Hannen Swaffer was a celebrated reporter and dramatic critic whose editorship aided Lord Northcliffe and Lord Beaverbrook in shaping power, while his personality became legendary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hannen Swaffer
Fleet Street
Frederick Charles Hannen Swaffer
Lord Northcliffee
Lord Beaverbrook
Map Trial Period City Will Have Police Court
Corry will establish a police court on a trial basis starting February 1 with two aldermen presiding for a month each while City Council watches. The court will run 8 to 10 a.m. five days a week in the Municipal Building. The plan faced early issues as one alderman cannot leave his job, prompting questions about hours and feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Robert Grice
Parks and Public Property
M.S. Cobbett
Porter Auer
Court
Norbert Bachofner
Bachofner
Raymond
Associated ‘Spring
Council
City Starts 62 With Cash In Pocket
City treasurer reports a 1961–1962 year end balance of 319,969 with notes that explicit budget figures may differ due to allocations. Carry-over funds from 1961 to 1962 total about 15,700, aiding general fund as December income includes 9,000 from parking meters and 8,000 from a sewage disposal loan repayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Abbey
Abbey
Carl Smith
Merchants to Elect Officers Jan 24 at VFW Garden Room
Merchants Will Elect Jan 24 meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will plan next year's activities. The 6 p.m. session in the Garden Room at the VFW includes dinner and a brief business meeting. Election of officers and directors for the coming year follows, with nominations led by Frank Grice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Palmer
Eukgeed
Jack Stout
Gerald Hammond
Leon Root
B. G. Bennett
Kirk Sawyer
James Carrig
Art Shaw
Lake Erie To Ohio River Canal Sparks Local Alarm
At a Monday hearing by the Army Corps of Engineers in Youngstown, congressmen, steel workers, railroad reps, and eight ministers urged against a Lake Erie to Ohio River canal. Opponents led by John C. Bane warned the project would cost about 1.38 billion dollars plus 50 million yearly operating expenses, threatening Austinburg and its 1,000 residents with losses unless waterways competitiveness shifts. Labor leaders argued the region’s 20,000 unemployed steelworkers suffer as plants cannot compete with canal regions. A Congregational minister warned of civic anguish if Austinburg sacrifices its heritage to absorb the canal project.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Youngstown Steel Industry
Theaé
Army Corps of Engineers
John C. Bane
Pittsburgh
Upper
Ohio Valley
Pahama Canal
Northey
St. Lawrence Seaway
Youngstown
James P. Griffint
United Steelworkers of
Ameria
Youngstown-Warren
David W. Clark
Austinburg
Dutch Blamed For Indonesian Trouble
AP report details violence in Algiers and Oran amid fears of a state of siege. European and Moslem fighters clash. a bank holdup nets about $18,000. In Washington, Senator Byrd backs a debt limit rise, while Treasury calls for a substantial increase to meet upcoming bills. Kennedy pressures for fiscal action as the nation debates spending and taxation.
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Algiers
Algeria
Oran
Louis Joxe
Rocher Noir
Washington
Harry F Byrd
Kennedy
Byrd
Virginia
Senate Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Dillon
The
Stong
Congress
Sukarno says Dutch attacked in international waters off New Guinea
Indonesia reports losing a torpedo boat in a clash with Dutch forces near West New Guinea but denies Dutch invasion charges. Dutch said they sunk one Indonesian boat and possibly a second, with 50 Indonesians captured. Indonesia plans to file a U.N. protest. Dutch Prime Minister calls an emergency meeting.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
West New Guineas
Achmad Jani
New Guinea
Hollandia
Dutch New Guinea
Aaid
U.N
U ‘Thant
Hague
Jan de Quay
Fraud at Corry Firm May Top $120000
A Corry firm faces a fraud inquiry over a pile of checks and invoices worth more than 120000 dollars. Trucker Emory Albers, 36, and Eugene Cogswell, 33, are charged or implicated in the scheme involving inflated log deliveries and blank invoices. Albers pled innocent to larceny and was jailed briefly. Cogswell pled guilty and awaits further action, each held or free on bond.
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Thompson Maple Products
Maple Avenue
Spartansburg
Emory Albers
Albers
Alderman Porter
Erie County
Eugene Cogswell
Piierpont
Ohio
Cogswell
M. 8
Cobbett
Navy pilot swerves plane away from children before crash
Oviedo Florida AP report says Navy pilot Lt. Charles Hodgate Jr. and two crewmen died when a jet bomber crashed near a crowded school after a last second maneuver to avert hitting 200 children. A fourth crewman parachuted to safety. Hodgate, 29, from Sanford, leaves a widow and three children.
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Oviedo
Pia
Uct
Charles Hodgate Jr
Banford
Bombardier
Hodgate
Sanford
Pennsylvan ia Colleges to Lift Tuition by 25 Percent
The 14 state owned colleges will raise the annual base charge from 200 to 250 dollars starting next September as part of Gov. Lawrence's 1962 63 general fund. Superintendent Boehm disclosed at a joint House Senate hearing on the 1 billion budget. The $200 fee excludes room and board and other costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Rebels Kill 55 Viet Cong in Southern Viet Nam Battle
Government report says 55 Viet Cong rebels were killed in a battle near the southern tip of Viet Nam against government forces. No further details were provided.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Area Girl 18 Hurt In Crash Near Clymer
Beverly J. Watrous 18 of R D 1 North Clymer was injured in a morning crash two miles east of Clymer on the inner Jamestown road. She is in fair condition at Corry Memorial Hospital with a fractured right leg and left shoulder. Her car left the highway and overturned about 8 am. An ambulance rushed her to hospital. An officer at Westfield barracks said details were unavailable as investigators had not returned.
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North Clymer
Corry Memorial Hospital
Clymer
City Updates Aging License Tax Law and Fees
City council to revise Bill 315 an ordinance from 1936 that taxes livery stables horse drawn hacks opera houses and public utilities. The move aims to clear discrepancies including bowling alleys billiard rooms and potential removal for nonexisting entities while bills 615 undergoes a housecleaning.
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CM Wyuen
J Fred Kinley
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