European Market Cuts U S Poultry Tariff Briefly
The Common Market offered a small cut in U S poultry tariffs but pressed the United States to abandon further negotiations. The proposed 1.2 cent reduction from 13.43 cents a pound faced U S opposition and GATT arbitration was not discussed. Retaliatory tariff increases were anticipated by early next month.
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United States
Ametearis
France
West Germany
Tuly
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembours
Christian A. Herter
Kennedy
U.S
GATT
Corry Seeks 10 Or More CD Shelter Managers
Corry Civil Defense seeks ten or more residents to become shelter managers. A three day Shelter Management course will be held at the Warren County courthouse starting October 4. The program, run by Robert Bracken and Clifford Holcomb, aims to train managers for about 10 stocked shelters, with four currently stocked. Applicants should contact Bracken or Holcomb for details and to apply early.
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Corry
Robert Bracken
Clifford Holcomb
Hijacking of Meadville Truck Nets $15000
Three men in a car halted a panel truck near Ashtabula and robbed driver Hiram Laird of $10,000 to $15,000. Laird, of Meadville Pennsylvania, said the trio with guns locked him in the rear and fled with money in sacks. He said he was transporting funds for R W Spaulding Co of Meadville. The tan 1957 car forced the truck off the road, and the incident occurred last night.
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Ashtabula
Ashtabula County
Paleamen
Meadville
Laird
Autumn Confidence Grows in U S Economy Amid Caution
Mirror AP analysis notes cautious optimism in autumn as steel and aluminum expand production and sales. Retailers report that consumers spend more and incur debt, while the stock market and Congress loom as uncertain factors. Vehicle registrations rise 3.8 percent to 3,035,000. Personal income climbs to a record $464.0 billion, with steady month to month gains.
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Congress
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Alumim Association
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Second In Contest Veteran Corry Sightseer Hits 19 Of 20
Corry resident Carl L. Henton placed second in an Erie County Motor Club survey of the 20 top U S tourist attractions by visiting 19 sites. The winner, Mrs Theo Formaini of Erie, had visited all 20. The list included the Grand Canyon New York City Washington D C Colonial Williamsburg Niagara Falls and more. Formaini has traveled widely including Europe Alaska Hawaii Canada and an around the world tour.
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America
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Great Smoky Mount
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TVA
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Yallowsone National Park
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Inside Passage
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Gaspe Peninsula
Hawaii
Canada
Erie City Hall Costs On Jump
City Council will consider increases totaling 781.40 to city contracts. Hy Platt Co gains 576 for door relocation and exterior sump work raising its general contract to 1,723,242. Church & Murdock adds 205.40 for electrical work raising its contract to 213,919.40 for feeder relocation and range light dimmer installation. A Hamot Hospital Association zoning petition seeks staff housing at Eighth and Greengarden. City Engineer Waytenick will present a 26,400 sewer installation cost, two miles south of here.
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Church & Murdock
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Greengarden
Hamol
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Rail dispute public hearing opens under arbitration board
A government empowered arbitration panel headed by Ralph T. Seward begins hearings on a rail labor dispute. The case asks whether 42,000 locomotive workers should be laid off and if freight train crews can be reduced. Testimony will run four hours daily for six weeks from railroads and five unions.
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Old Jamestown steamer spared from major blaze
Jamestown officials report a small fire damaged only a cabin on the lower deck of the historic steamer moored at the Boat Landing on Chautauqua Lake. The vessel, built in 189, has not operated for years and is owned by local businessmen who planned sightseeing trips that did not materialize this season. No estimate of damage was available from Assistant Fire Chief Theodore Hubbard.
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Explosive factory blast kills fifteen in Caserta area
Fifteen people died and fifteen were injured in an explosion at a clandestine Leeworks factory near Caserta Italy. Officials said the blast occurred in a wartime Allied Wend Wilartels village on the outskirts of the town as authorities worked to clear debris and determine a cause.
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Italy
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Hal Boyle Americana Gleanings on Modern Habits and Manners
Hal Boyle surveys general scenes in mid-century American life from vanity and cosmetics to dining habits, transport, and work culture. He jokes about Southern grits, martini lunches, female employment, moon missions, and the quirks of public life, ending with a humorous portrait of a beggar and a dangling punchline.
Detective patrolman in Webtoes wears plainclothes humorously
Fragmentary lines depict a detective in plain clothes mocked for foot discomfort and social snobbery. The text contrasts poverty and pride, noting how many people in a park depend on birds for admiration and scarce resources.
Scranton Urges Pennsylvania Voters on Conservation Plan
Scranton cites Pennsylvania’s importance urging voters to back a constitutional amendment. The plan would let the state borrow funds for conservation and park development through general obligation bonds. Scranton praises past leader Gilford Pinchnt and frames the measure as bipartisan for future generations.
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