City Council Okays 9000 Dollar Parking Site Purchase
Fifteen merchants pressed town hall on downtown parking and the Abbey property deal hinges on price. The Parking Authority seeks a 6 day option to buy the East Washington street site for 9000 dollars with demolition and curb work planned later.
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Guy Abbey
David Johnson
Council approves janitorial contract and tax office move
City Council awarded a $162 monthly janitorial contract for the Municipal Building to William Kingsley, with a second bid of $324. An ordinance on first reading moved wage and income tax collections into the building, ending years of contractual handling with R Elwin Fuller. R Kenneth Grobhole was named to the Parking Authority, replacing Richard Pulling. The council also referred airport matters to further consideration.
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William Kingsley
Kingsley
R. Elwin Fuller
R. Kenneth Grobhole
Richard Pulling
Parking plan clash at Council meeting over new spaces
Spectators watched the Parking Authority Retail Merchants Bureau Chamber of Commerce and Hotel Corry management clash with downtown merchants before the City Council. Richard Frye urged Cornell to build a 13 or 14 space access and teardown of the Montgomery Ward site for 35000, while the merchants and Authority urged buying Abbey property for a 20 space lot. The Authority and Hotel Corry asked council to lease meters along the park for hotel guests at 80 dollars per year per space to offset lost revenue.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Corry
Richard Frye
Cornell
Montgomery Ward
East Washington Street
Hotel
Corry
City Considers Parking Lease To Hotel
City Council may lease metered spaces along City Park to the Corry hotel if neighbors do not object. Parking Authority backing and support letters from local plants push for a six month temporary lease to ease hotel parking, with doctors and General Telephone Co. to be consulted for consent.
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Corry
Charles LaRocca
LaRocca
Corty
John Rossbacher
Rossbacher
William Peiffer
City Park
General Telephone Co
Douglas Rozelle
Voting Slower Than Forecast With Low Turnout Seen
Voters were slow to the polls with only 487 ballots cast by 1 PM and turnout likely to reach around 65 percent of registered voters. Weather, apathy, and limited campaigning blamed for the lull. polling sites listed by ward for later voting hours.
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First Ward
Concord School
Corry Area
Wright School
McCray Aluminum Products
Church of the Nazarene
Nephew Or Ex Clerk In Crawford DA Race
Gov Shafer faces a choice in Crawford County district attorney race between his nephew Paul D Shafer 36 on the Republican ticket and Louis D Musica 29 who clerked in the governor's law office in 1961 62 Musica runs Democratic ticket while Shafer follows the governor in Meadville Pennsylvania.
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Ray Meadville
Crawford County
Shafer
Paul D. Shafer
Meadville
Paul Shafer
Louis D. Musica
Pick of Convention Delegates Leads Vote in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania voters head to the polls to elect 2 mayors 150 constitutional convention delegates and numerous local officials. The bitter Philadelphia mayoral race between James H. Tate and Arlen Specter unfolds amid calls for reform and a murder case at the University of Pennsylvania. Weather forecasters predict cloudy to clear skies with possible snow flurries and turnout expected around 60 percent.
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Agird
Pennsylvania
Raymond P. Shafer
James H. J. Tate
Atty
Arlen Specter
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Tate
Specter
State Senate
State House
Novi
Dates Set For Second Eye Clinic Here
Corry Jaycees plan the second Amblyopia clinic for preschoolers ages 3 to 6 at Corry YMCA. Screening tests run November 26 and December 3 from 1 to 4 PM with no charge. Immediate results inform parents of defects and suggest follow up with an eye doctor. Local, state and federal blindness groups back the program.
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Corry Jaycees
Corry Ymca
Dan McEldowney
Jaycees
McEldowney
Hospital Sues Plumbers Over Alleged Price Fixing
Montefiore Hospital sues 1 plumbing fixture manufacturers and the Plumbing Fixtures Manufacturers Association alleging a conspiracy to fix prices between 1962 and 1966. The hospital says the firms cost it money but cannot specify the total amount.
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Pittsburghar
Montefiore Hospital
Plumbing Fixtures Manufacturers Association
Heavy fighting reported in South Vietnam central highlands and coasts
In South Vietnam heavy fighting spread through the central highlands and coastal lowlands signaling potential new dry season offensives. South Korea's White Horse Division claimed 113 North Vietnamese killed near its base while U.S. paratroopers and Vietnamese troops suffered dozens of casualties in clashes 300 miles north of Saigon. U.S. air forces conducted heavy raids on Hanoi targets including Gia Thuong and near the capital, while Hanoi claimed five U.S. planes down with only one confirmed lost by U.S. Command.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
South Korea
White Horse Division
U.S
173Rd Airborne Brigade
US. Air Force
North Vietnam
Gia Thuong
Hanoi
Rep
U.S. Command
Ho Neo
U.S. 17Th Airborne Brigade
TV Cable Rates Set to Rise for Corry Subscribers
Corry Cable Co. will raise rates from 3.50 to 4.00 dollars per month starting December 21. James Jansen says the increase will yield 10 200 dollars yearly to cover rising costs and the cost of rewiring the city for a 10 channel system. The council placed the letter on file as information only. the city has no control over rates.
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Tne
Corry Cable Co
James Jansen
Jansen
Son Drowns, Father Leads Safety Battle
Mitchell Kurman of Westport was honored by the Connecticut Marine Trades Association for his work in establishing water safety legislation across six northeastern states. After his son drowned in a 1965 boating accident, he led efforts in Connecticut New York New Jersey New Hampshire Massachusetts and Maryland to push laws.
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Meriden
Erie arrests crack down on 100000 weekly football betting ring
Police and FBI agents net 33 suspects in Erie Michigan and Ohio raids over a high stake football wagering operation. Caesar Montevecchio and Michael Maggio among those seized in Erie. others arrested in Flint Detroit and Cleveland. Montevecchio faces additional charges including murder conspiracy and a Flint jewelry store robbery. He remained jailed on 35000 bond.
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Erie
FBI
Michigan
Ohio
Caesar Montevecchio
Michael Maggio
Flint
Mich
Detroit
Cleveland
Montevecchio
Pittsburgh
Charles Thomas
Avalon
Thomas
Frank Kelley
Genesee County
Robert F. Leonard
John Nance Garner Dies in Uvalde Home at 81
John Nance Garner former U S vice president died in his bedroom at his Uvalde Texas home today. He was said to be 81 years old with life ending peacefully after hours of decline. Don Large said he held Garner's hand as he passed with a doctor, son Tully and a granddaughter nearby.
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Uvalde, Tex
John Nance Garner
United States
Cactus Jack
Garner
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Don Large
Large
Tully
Pork Barrel Spending Climbing Toward 15.2 Billion
Senate debates pork barrel projects totaling 52 million this week with potential ultimate cost of 4.1 billion. House and Senate add dozens more projects, pushing the overall pork barrell program toward 15.2 billion as the Johnson administration proposed new starts earlier.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Congress
Johnson
House
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