City Council Approves Short Term Town Fund Transfer
City council approved a request from Finance Director Guy Abbey to move 17 000 dollars into a new account for a sidewalk program funded from the general fund with repayment by property owners. The action follows a plan to connect streets and repave adjacent areas, with spring paving contingent on demolition or removal of a west Clinton street house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Cihunels
Guy Abbey
Dnto
Clinton Street
Lawrence Thomas
Mott Street
Streets Department
Cuba says U S plane attacked Cuban ship Rio Damuji
Havana radio charged a Yankee plane dropped 11 bombs on the Rio Damuji southwest of Bermuda. The Pentagon denied U S involvement as the ship carrying potatoes to Cuba was unharmed and no injuries were reported among its 33 crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
U.S
Key West
Fla
Havana
Yankee
High Seas
Bermuda
Lloyd’s Stippine Registry
Goose Crash Injures Pilot Flying Cooper & Bessemer Execs
Albert C. Ekleberry 43 of Mount Vernon Ohio was injured when a migrating wild goose crashed through the windshield of his twin engine plane. He was piloting four Cooper & Bessemer Corp executives from Grove City Pennsylvania to Mount Vernon and landed near North Lima. He received treatment at South Side Hospital for facial and scalp cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown, Ohio
Albert C. Ekleberry
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Ekleberry
Cooper& Bessemer Corp
Grove City
North Lima
South Side Hospital
Tax Cut Plan Foresees Brighter 1963 Economy
Washington AP reports that October gains in personal income and construction, plus higher durable goods orders, bolster the case for an $11 billion tax cut early next year. Personal income rose to a record annual rate of $445.6 billion. housing starts hit 1,497,000. durable goods orders climbed 3 percent to a new peak. The President's 21 member Advisory Committee on Labor Management Policy backs a $10 billion cut to spur production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Presidential Advisory Committee
Commerce Department
Janary
Committee outlines goals to raise nation’s productive capacity
A business labor and public group met to draft a report urging an early tax cut and tax rate reductions to boost economic growth. Wirtz and Gudeman delivered the findings to the White House noting a majority favor an $11 billion cut, with some favoring a slower phase in over two to three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nps
White House
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Edward Gudeman
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Gudeman
Hodges
Wirtz
Kennedy press relations face scrutiny and self censorship debates
President Kennedy's handling of the press draws criticism as reporters press for openness during the Cuban crisis. Rep. Moss announces House subcommittee scrutiny while Kennedy cites needed restraint amid tense moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
John E. Moss
Dcalif
House
White House
Pierre Salinger
Felix R. McNight
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. William Beebe
Union City
Robert L. Drake
C. W. Mathias
Joseph Niedomus Jr
Corry
Janet W. Sexton
Warren
Union
George Dernar Jr
R. D
West Smith Street
Mead Avenue
Frank L. Pogee
Pogge
Dernat
Sto Dernat
Waterford
Route 97
Elmer Ohl
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
William Michael
Michael
Union Street
Larry E. Brown
Spartansburg
Richard Ayers Ers
Brown
Ayers
Women of the Moose
Merrill Patterson
Nelson Williams
Lake Shore
Kelly
RED Emperor
Armour's
Tbs
Barney
Pineston
DIE
Toraiauness
Ctionaire
Firestone
Jim Hammond
Mgr
Marlow
Petty
Kenneth B. Keating
E-N.y
Sylvester
Lee Hills
American Society of News
New York Times
Washington Star
Defense Department
Department
State Department
George Gordon Meade
Gettysburg
Easby
Colonial Dames of America
Fairmount Parke
Zuality
Bank OF Corry
Federal
Deit Insurance Corporatio
Turkey
Gold Room
Larry Nowell
Alcen
Ford
Ford Galexié
Tri-Nord Motors
Wast Smith Street