City Moves To Reactivate Parking Authority
City officials move to reactivate the defunct Parking Authority long dormant after resignations in a dispute with the prior administration. North Center street merchants pressured council over off street parking, led by Joseph Gentilman of AllWay Electric. Mayor Zalzneck proposes a seven member panel, funded by a token budget and outside borrowing for parking site acquisitions, as downtown merchants monitor progress.
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Missing area banker William Ball still not found
William Ball, 37, of Dunkirk, is missing after allegedly taking 45000 from the Lake Shore Branch of Chautauqua National Bank. An extensive 17 state search by FBI and local police yielded no trace, despite family appeals. Ball was last seen a week ago in Dunkirk as investigators checked leads in Buffalo and beyond.
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Russians Creep Near Test Zone in Pacific Standoff
A trio of Soviet instrument ships neared a Pacific area 450 miles from a nuclear test zone and a Soviet rocket target. U.S. tests had a mishap at Johnston Island as a Thor warhead was destroyed in flight. Pentagon noted vessels 440 miles south of Johnston Island and 360 miles west of the Russian target area, with patrol planes watching closely. Lana Turner Divorced Again in Juarez Mex.
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Walk Program Draws Only Minor Beefs
The City Council last night discussed the 1962 sidewalk program nearing completion. Safety director Hay Weber and parks director Robert Grice noted a few issues, mainly high-grade walks rising above street crowns due to past paving. Solutions involve grading during future street repairs, with no immediate major action planned.
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Scarpitti to headline Corry Community Institute Saturday
Corry hosts the Community Services Institute at the Moose Club on East Washington Street. Richard Scarpitti, assistant district attorney, will discuss communism in America in a non political, non profit program. Registration is 8:45 to 9:15 with lunch provided.
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Trucker Suffered Tar Coat After Highway Spill
In Sulway Georgia a truck driver Clarence Hardin aged 34 from Chattanooga Tennessee was covered in tar when his tractor trailer spilled tar off the highway. He was rushed to a hospital where ambulance crew used five gallons of diesel fuel to remove the tar. He also sustained a fractured hip.
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Council OKs Fuller contract after tense vote
City Council approved the Fuller contract by a 3 to 2 vote after hours of debate over raising Puller’s fee to four percent of collections. The earlier four year plan with an $6,000 guarantee was dropped for a two year deal at four percent with no guarantee. The School Board had backed the proposal at its prior meeting, while Grice and Weber voted against the measure.
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Unclear Tax Vote Signals Potential Shift in Costs
Fragmented remarks reveal projected income tax receipts and rising costs are debated. Weber hints at three yes votes yet remains cautious, while Fuller’s cost claim is disputed. The discussion suggests a closer look next time, with references to broader rate considerations.
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Eisenhower Attacks Kennedy on Foreign Policy in Boston
Former President Eisenhower criticized Kennedy for dreary foreign policy in a sharp Boston speech to GOP supporters at Commonwealth Armory. He defended his eight years in office, rejected partisanship, and contrasted Democratic claims with his administration’s record as crowds cheered.
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Pumpkin Carving Contest Seeks Kids Under 12
Twenty dollars awaits the champion pumpkin carvers in a Downtown Harvest Days event. Sponsored by the Retail Merchants Division of the Chamber of Commerce, the contest is open to boys and girls up to age 12. Judging begins tomorrow at 4 p.m. by the Future Farmers of America. Entrants may submit pumpkins at any downtown store displaying the Harvest Days banner, with equal prizes for boys and girls: 5, 4, and 2 dollars for first through third place.
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Council hears tale of car damage in city alley
Jasemene told City Council that her son Ronald Shank’s car was ripped by a protruuding manhole cover in the rear alley of the National Bank of Corry. She said the oil pan broke, repairs cost 207 dollars and the city may pay. Dearing had blacktopped the area while the case lingers.
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Soldier Strangles During Sleep at Ft Hood
A Bitie County Pennsylvania soldier, PFC Clay 23 of Hilliards, died overnight at Fort Hood. A 1st Armored Division spokesman said Clay was riding in a car with several fellow soldiers who declined to enter a restaurant. when the others returned, they found him deceased in the back seat, apparently strangled while sleeping.
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Mariner 2 Nears Venus Passage on Quiet Mission
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration reports Mariner 2 is about 8,204,195 miles from Earth on its voyage toward Venus, due to pass the planet around December 16. The craft, launched in August, is expected to come within 80,000 miles of Venus as its radio signals continue to be strong.
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Pa hopefuls Dilworth Scranton share stage in Pittsburgh
Former Philadelphia mayor Dilworth and Scranton faced off at a Greater Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce luncheon. Each spoke about 10 minutes, answering questions from the floor while avoiding a face to face debate. Dilworth pledged nonpartisan department heads. Scranton urged a Department of Community Development and stronger housing, race relations, neighborhood growth, and transportation planning.
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Pilfering Pair Rearrested On New Charges
Two youths arrested on pilfering railroad freight cars were rearrested on burglary and malicious mischief charges. Jack Foster and Harry Bemis faced counts tied to a Wailer property on West Main and a Lovells Station camp break in. The duo pled not guilty, with Foster free on bond during later arraignments.
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The Case Of The Missing Law Strikes City Utilities Oversight
City officials lament lack of ordinance on underground utility depths as Pennsylvania Gas Co and road crews face delays on White Street. The absence prompted extra digging after safety concerns revealed shallower lines and the need to rerun gas infrastructure.
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City Fathers Hear Word On Sewer Funds Rental Probe
City Council heard from Raymond Weber safety director and J R Dearing streets director as two city departments review sewer finances and service. Weber reported progress toward eliminating inequities in sewer rental billing and said a plan will be ready for budget time with another meeting set for Monday. Also present were Roger Brown city solicitor Carr iot Smith city treasurer William Miller and Mrs Theodore Swanson. Continued on Page Six.
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Carriot Smith
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Salt savings proposed for city streets this winter
Erie deal allows Corry to obtain all the cinders it needs for hauling cost, as J R Dearing city streets director reports 400 tons already delivered and more planned. He aims to cut salt use to spare cars from salt damage seen at inspections.
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Cease-Fire Signed in Elisabethville North Katanga
The Corigo A cease-fire ends active skirmishing between Congolese national army forces and Katangan gendarmerie in North Katanga. All troop movements halted with forces remaining in place until further integration talks and arrangements can be made.
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Schirra Welcome Parade Through North Jersey
Navy Commander Walter M Schirra Jr waves from an automobile as a parade honors America’s first six orbit astronaut. The welcome procession began in Hackensack and toured River Edge, greeting crowds along the way.
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