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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1963
Page
3
Partial readable lines suggest a small town notice or brief item. No clear names dates places or actions are discernible to identify the event or outcome.
Federal mediators meet with publishers led by Amory Bradford and with Local 6 subcommittee to end a 42 day New York newspaper strike. In Cleveland, Teamsters and Guild strike against Blain Dealer and Press News enters eighth week amid wage and security disputes. New York Chronicle plans a stop gap paper printed in Mount Kisco while other papers scale back.
Scranton said 6 per cent corporate net income tax would yield $157 million while Kennedy reforms could cut state corporate tax receipts by about $9.7 million. He noted spring would bring most revenue and that current estimates were accurate within a fraction of a per cent. He unveiled a four point plan for a stringent economy program to use lower salaried personnel.
Skiing teaches fall control to reduce injuries. Learn to brace and stretch the body to keep skis under you, avoid obstacles, and minimize risk in a forced landings scenario. Future feature notes the problem of faxing.
Negotiators for the four day old Philadelphia transit strike consider multiple proposals from federal mediators and city officials as 5,600 TWU Local 234 workers stay off buses trains and trolleys. City aids seek no layoffs and a possible fare hike to spur settlement while Red Arrow threatens a strike if workers are laid off.
Scranton proposes freezing all vacancies from January 15 except replacements approved by the governor, placing new hires at the first salary step, and cutting travel, equipment, fees, autos, repairs, and unusual expenses. He aims to trim a $32 million deficit by at least $6 million by June 20, leaving about $26 million.
Wu Hsinhua of China faced jeers and heckling from 250 delegates at the East German party congress in Berlin as he criticized Soviet policy. Khrushchev was absent, several delegates shouted down Wu for his attacks, highlighting tensions within the world Communist movement.
Fargo man Gordon Wilde, 43, died after being sucked into a jet engine intake while inspecting a fighter aircraft. The incident occurred as he approached the operating plane and slipped near the intake, authorities said.
Behrend Campus of Penn State announces a special course on the salvation of Exceptional Children for Corry area teachers. Registration begins February 4 at 7 p.m. in Corry Area High School Room 20. Open to graduate credit with conditions. other students require junior or senior standing and six credits.
In Coatesville Pennsylvania a driverless tractor trailer struck a man who tried to flee. George Selbert 23 of Lancaster died after the truck skidded on ice and dangled 65 feet over Brandywine Creek. The crash involved three panel trucks carrying produce. Eight people were aboard the trucks. The driver Lawrence Crimlis 46 of Philadelphia jumped to safety as the rig slid toward him.
The council will consider the proposed zoning ordinance and subdivision regulations after the planning commission approved pushing the zoning plan to ordinance form. Bids for house purchase and removal to clear Clinton Street through to Mott Street are planned, with a full-time city engineer and administrator topics also on the agenda.
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