Quorum votes through second reading of garbage law
Have Quorum Will Vote passed Ordinance 1970 with three of five members present amid criticism. The measure requires Corry residents to have garbage and trash carted away under penalties while a companion tax ordinance to fund the service awaits the return of Councilman Dorr Clark on November 9. Mayor Peiffer and several council members faced heated questioning from local taxpayers about how funds are raised and used.
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Corry
Dorr Clark
Clark
Russell Brant
William A. Peiffer
Gerald Staples
Jack Downey
Archie E. Tate
James Hileman
Lester Lopus
A. M. Litz
J. Fred Kin- Litz
Lopus
Peiffer
Dr. Tate
Council
New Plan for City Garbage Funding Sparks Industry Pushback
A five thousand dollar share proposal prompts industry opposition to a property tax millage to fund garbage collection. Industry argues the tax unfairly penalizes plants that haul their own trash or hold private contracts with Superior Refuse. City Council considers millage as budget talks begin on November 7.
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Council
Corry
Industry
City Votes To Pay 64 Bond Debt
City lawmakers approve transferring 15000 from 1986 surplus into the 1964 bond issue fund to cover paving sidewalks and curbs and sewer work at railroad crossings where no property owner basis exists. Councilmen Brant and Clark were absent.
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Russell Brant
Dorr Clark
Assassination Film Images Spark Call for Fresh Inquiry
Life Magazine released motion photos from Dallas on November 12 1963 showing President Kennedy and Governor Connally reacting to gunfire. The editorial urged a new investigation as Connally appears to be shot moments after Kennedy. The AP wirephoto notes initial reactions and frame timing conflicting with the Warren Commission.
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John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Texas
Life Magazine
Life Anys
Dent Kennedy
John Connally
Life
Connally
Johnson schedules routine day on third presidency anniversary
President Johnson is set for a strictly routine day at his Texas ranch on the third anniversary of his succession. Press secretary Moyers notes no official visitors are planned, though Johnson may read reports and telephone officials. He is officially reported as feeling good with throat and abdomen soreness after recent surgery, and arrived after leaving Bethesda Naval Hospital.
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Austin
Tex
Johnson
Texas
Bill D. Moyers
Washington
Moyers
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Corry Ambulance Aid Sought By City Physician
Dr Archie E Tate urged Corry City Council to consider financial support for the ambulance service saying it provides vital city coverage yet often goes unpaid. He backed his view with Dr James Hileman and proposed underwriting perhaps via a tax or occupational privilege levy to sustain out of town runs and broaden funding.
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Corry
Archie E. Tate
Tate
James Hileman
Tate l
VW Truck Crash Kills Man 21 in Route 6 Collision
A Dunmore man, Robert A. Sartor, 21, died after his Volkswagen sedan collided head on with a tractor-trailer loaded with whisky on Route 6 two miles west of Pittsfield. Chester Swarski, 54, of Erie, driver of the truck, and passenger Herbert Maycock, 56, were hospitalized briefly for facial and head injuries. The crash occurred as Sartor allegedly crossed the center line, causing the truck to tip and spill merchandise.
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Dunmore
Pittsfield
Warren State Police
Sartor
Chester Swarski
Erie
Erie Delivery Co
North Viet Inflicts Heavy Loss on U.S. Troops
In the central highlands near Pleiku and Plei Djering, U.S. forces clash with North Vietnamese units. The 25th Division skirmished 12 miles southwest of Ple Djering and 13 miles northwest of Green Beret camp, with three North Vietnamese killed in the first engagement. A U.S. spokesman said a three-platoon force of about 105 men from the 1st Cavalry, Airmobile, suffered heavy casualties after a platoon of about 35 men was overrun. three survivors were unconfirmed. U.S. forces reported 102 North Vietnamese killed with air strikes and artillery. The enemy battalion was about 500 strong. the platoon overrun numbered 150 to 200 men.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
25Th Division
Plei Djering
U.S. 1St Cavalry
40000 Pupils Affected By Teacher Strike
Youngstown Ohio AP reports negotiations suspended in Youngstown and broken down in Hubbard as teachers strikes affecting more than 40000 students enter the second day. The Youngstown Federation of Teachers and the Board of Education recessed negotiations at 3 a.m. with no progress.
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Youngstown
Hubbard
Hubbard Board of Education
Hubbard Federation of Teachers
Youngstown Education Association
Hubbard Education Association
Eugene Green
Youngstown Federation
Feud Over China Reflected in UN Debate at U.N.
In a tense United Nations session, the Soviet Union gave tepid support to seating the Communist mainland as China's representative, signaling souring Soviet Chinese relations. Ambassador Fedorenko rejected a yearlong committee study and declined seating both Chinas, while U.S. Ambassador Goldberg drew brief remarks. Contested debate followed Albania and African radicals urging the mainland seat and prompted commentary on Soviet restraint.
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United Nations
N.Y
Moscow
Peking
Soviet Union
China
Albania
General Assembly
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Fedorenko
U.S
Arthur Goldberg
Meadville Hires Psychologist For Schools
Meadville Area School District approved C Richard Wick, Edinboro State College assistant professor, as district psychologist at 11000 salary. He will handle student testing and oversee the guidance program and become available February 1.
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Meadville
C. Richard Wick
Edinboro State College
Meadville Area
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
West Virginia University
University of Ilinois
Public Service Institute of Pennsylvania
Correctional Training School
Department of Public Instruction
City to press for public hearing on Waller rate hike
City Council instructed Solicitor Rozelle to file a complaint with the Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission to secure a public hearing on Corry Water Supply Co.’s proposed 25 percent rate increase. The move follows questions over service coverage and costed pumping for higher levels, with no local consumer complaints yet filed.
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Douglas Rozelle
Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission
Corry Water Supply Co
Rozelle
Council
PUC
Kennedy gravesite memorial moves to Arlington in 1963
Arlington prepares a new granite and marble memorial for John F. Kennedy and his two infant children. The site includes a circular 200 foot walkway, an inscription wall from Kennedy's inaugural speech, and the eternal flame moved from the burial site to the new location. The move and memorial reflect a shift from the simple grave to a prominent national monument.
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Arlington National Cemetery
Kennedy
Congress
Kenner
John Carl Warnecke
Patrick Bouvier
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Lincoln Memorial
Potomac River
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Saarska Trock
Sartor Volkswagen
Ask City Aid
Corry Ambulance
Robert A. Sartor
Warren General Hospital
Snarski
Joss
Waller
JFK
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