Parking Authority Quits Council Fails to Fill Posts
Six members resign from the Coy Parks Authority and Cornell declines to approve ongoing operation. Safety Director Hay Weber pushes to record in principle continuation, but no consensus emerges. The Authority sits with no members, and disputes with the Council and Mayor persist. Petition seeks funding for a public parking lab. continued tabled status noted.
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Coy Parks Authority
Corry
Colnell
Hay Weber
Cornell
Sulin
Fir Fueke
Strart
Weber
City Council hears on garbage disposal site issue
Safety director Ray mond Weber told the City Council the disposal site is unsuitable and cited an Erie County Health letter from February 16 stating the collector and city violated state law by dumping at the city dump. He described cooperation from Lawrence C. Nichols and noted burning waste at the city dump, which is illegal, while Weber and Streets Director J R. Dearing found the landfill site in poor condition.
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Weber
Nichols
Roger Brown
West Washington Street
Washington
J. R. Dearing
Streets
Treasury Promotes Inflation By Short Term Borrowing
The Treasury promotes inflation by relying on short term loans, urging more inflationary debt as investor fears of higher rates and inflation hinder long term borrowing. Secretary Robert Anderson voices concern yet explains monetization of the debt is occurring, amid a debated path to curb inflation. Retired General William Chickering, 64, died of a cerebral hemorrhage in New York. he served from 1917 to 1946.
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Treasury
Uncle Sam
A& & Reptlt
Sai
Sen
Paul Douglas
D-Mi
Anderson
New York
William Chickering
American Machine and Foundry Co
International Group
Stolen Goods Value Shocks Wattsburg Store Heist
State Police probe a Sunday morning break in at the Andrew Jagta General Store Wattsburg where intruders smashed a rear window. Loss initial estimate ranges from $300 to $400 with guns watches and tools reported missing as authorities await owner’s inventory.
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Andrew,Jagta. General
Wattsburg
Jagta
Joss
Marshall in Serious Condition At Walter Reed
General George C. Marshall remained in serious condition today at Walter Reed Army Hospital. A late medical report noted no change from yesterday, with Marshall, aged 78, described as a little more alert but still gravely ill.
Fire Chief Seeks Aerial Ladder Truck For Corry
Fire Chief Jack Downey urges Corry residents to back an aerial ladder truck as a cost effective unit for small cities. Bids open March 16. the 75 foot serial ladder with two 2 inch hose lines and eight ground ladders will operate independently of other equipment except in low water areas. The truck includes a 200 gallon water tank and booster pump and aims to improve safety as two of the city’s three pumpers age 16 and 24 years.
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Corry
Jack Downey
Downey
Hold Union Man In Fiery Assault
An International Typographical Union organizer, Harvey Wilwasser, 33, of Vincennes, Ind, was jailed on a murder attempt charge after Harold Lutz, 63, of Berwyn, Ill, alleged he poured inflammable liquid on his coat and set him ablaze in a Lebanon cafe. Lutz escaped unharmed as others helped extinguish the flames.
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Ukpawue
Ind
Abi
Iie Ball
Harvey Wilwasser
CMW
toYasville
Lebanon
Harold Lutz
Lats
Lutz
Berwyn
GOP Chief Attacks Lawrence Tax Proposals In Harrisburg
Harrisburg AP. The chairman of the House Republican Policy Committee rejected Governor Lawrence’s spending plan as unworkable and forecast the legislature will not approve a 400 million program by April. Democrats introduced tax bills to raise the sales tax from 9 to 10 percent and passed bills to curb billboards on interstate routes as part of a broader fiscal battle.
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House
Republican Policy Committee
Awerence
Equiva
Helm Arm Abiuay
GOP
Lawrence
Associated Press
Sen
James 5
Berger
Hoar Joidey
Stephen McCann
Commonwealth
McCann
House Democris
Ways and Means Committee
Highways Committee
Pennsylvania
Bob Hope Seeks Eye Help In New York After Clot
Comedian Bob Hope, 54, arrived in New York from Hollywood to consult a specialist about a blot clot threatening his sight in the left eye. He said he has only 50 percent of normal vision and that sudden eye movements disrupt his balance. Hope attributed the condition to high blood pressure developed during a Christmas Europe tour with U.S. servicemen.
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Bob Hope
New York
Hollywood
Europe
U. S
Hope
Pioneer TV Probe Aims for Solar Orbit From Cape Canaveral
Launch of Pioneer TV powered by a four stage Juno rocket lifted from Cape Canaveral near midnight. Early NASA reports called the near perfect launch a milestone after US failures to place probes toward the moon. The probe is expected to travel toward the sun with speed and orbital calculations released later.
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Washington
Renutty Witeh
Jame
Japan
Pioneer TV
Rose
Howe
Cape Canaveral
Fii
Uething
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
U.S
Air Force
Earth
U.S. Cautious On Soviet Note Accepting Talks
Washington officials welcomed a Soviet note proposing a three month foreign ministers meeting on German issues but noted caveats. The note hints at reunification being for East and West Germans and contains preconditions needing clarification. Britain France and West Germany will discuss a joint reply in Bonn next week.
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Washington
Ole
Kremlin
Geneva
Vienna
Nikiti Khrushchev
Moscow
Lye
Sollte
U.S
Britain
France
West Germany
Bonn
Violent Typhoon Harms Islands in Sainon Group
A powerful typhoon struck the Munuan Islands in the Sainon Group last week, destroying about 400 homes and wrecking crops for a year. Reports from Tago, Pago, and Honolulu say winds reached 40 mph, damaging three villages and injuring many, with no deaths reported.
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Munuan Islands
Sainon
Tago
Pago
American Samoa
Honolulu Star Bulletin
Quake Shakes Northern California Rattles Coast
An AP report describes a powerful but mild earthquake that rattled Northern California from Sebastopol to Hollister, causing hillside slides along a highway east of Watsonville, broken pines in Hollister, and plaster falls in Gilroy and Santa Cruz. UC Berkeley seismographs recorded the event, with seismologist Don Docher locating the center about 65 miles south in the coast range south of Mt Hilton.
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San Francisco
Sebastopol
Hollister
Watsonville
Gilroy
Santa Cruz
University of California
Berkeley
Don Docher
Coast Range
Mt. Hilton
Five Women Drown as Auto Plunges into Rio Grande
Five Mexican women drowned when an automobile plunged off a ferry into the Rio Grande at Los Ebanos Texas. Four bodies were recovered on the U S side with a confirmed report of one more body on the Mexican bank. The driver, identified as Lupe Montehongoy, disappeared after escaping the submerged car and swimming to the Mexican shore as the ferry went on.
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Rio Grande
Los Ebanos
Tex
United States
Lulé Montehongoy
Ato
Montehongoy
Ein Miguel
Mexico
Pranelaco Rivas
Rewiring Of Fire Stations To Cost 3997
Mabere Grice, director of purity and public property, sought council approval to rewire both city fire stations to reduce hazards. Northwest Electric offered lower combined bids. after review Grice proposed rewiring both stations as a single project, budgeting 8000 for the work and noting wiring includes all fixtures.
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Mabere Grice
Way Electrical Service
North Bush
Northwestea Free Company
Erie
Ths
Grice
North East
Northwest
Alort
Staton
Gile
Ube
Boy and Woman Die As House Burns in Fire Tragedy
A small boy and Mrs Agnes Drake 62 a building superintendent died when a three story rooming house burned. Police found them in a first floor room near a window while at least 20 others escaped. Glen Meet and other details are unclear due to damage.
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Mowat
Glen "Eet
Agnes Drake
Khrushchev Macmillan Hold Final Parley
Moscow reports say Soviet Premier Khrushchev and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan held final talks before Macmillan’s return to London. They discussed a potential British Soviet aggression pact and a treaty based on UN principles to settle disputes, while reaffirming defense commitments with NATO and U.S. bases in Europe.
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IAL
Harold Macmillan
Nikitd Khrushchev
London
Macmillan
Kremlin
Mob Vay
Khrushchev
Britain
Ina
Aspira Hans
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
America
Europe
Express Office Here Robbed Of Revolver
A .38 revolver was stolen from the value room of the Railway Express office on Hip Road between 3 p.m Saturday and 8 a.m yesterday. The weapon was kept in a secure area used for valuable shipments. The entry door is easily muffled by a passing train, aiding the break in. No suspects named. police continue the investigation.
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Axmresh
Db Needham
Needham
A& A
Posersby
Nine Children Drown As Bus Plunges In Pond In Georgia
A school bus carrying about 60 Black students rolled into a farm pond near Brookfield, Georgia, killing at least nine children with two more feared dead. Two white men helped evacuate victims as rescuers performed artificial respiration. some children were taken to Wilson High and other local facilities.
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Regcunrs
Raleigh Coarsey
Brookfield
Carl Lowry
Charles Ahrens
Beyneal White
Wilson High School
R. L. Mack
Wilson High
Negra Industrial Elementary School
Tifton
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