Trailer Owners Face Higher Assessments Under New PA Law
Corry city assessor William Miller announced that a recent Pennsylvania bill defines utilities connected trailers as real estate. As a result, trailer assessments will rise from a flat 1,000 dollars to as high as 9,000 dollars depending on size, with notices in 1964. About 45 local owners affected. Building permit enforcement has improved under the new ordinance. painting or shingling does not raise assessments, while neglecting property does not reduce taxes.
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Pennsylvania
William Miller
Miller
Milter
Muller
Corry
Launch Fall Programs For Handicapped
Tonight and tomorrow mark the start of CHEER fall programs for handicapped residents. The Adult Association of the CHEER group meets at 7 30 tonight in the Municipal Building auditorium to review new handicapped support programs. The Overcomers, a handicapped club, begin fall sessions tomorrow with a handcraft focus and Halloween project, meeting at 7 30 pm in the intercroft of the Episcopal Church.
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Norman Tarbell
Tarbell
Wellman
North Center Street
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Overcomers
Runaway Lovers Seek Normal Life in Des Moines
Mary Lee Davis, 15, and John Paul Jones, 19, eloped from Philadelphia and found hope in Des Moines after court permission to wed was granted. They must provide blood tests and parental consent before license. Jones plans to stay and work, while the couple hopes for a quiet life.
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Mary Lee Davis
Princess Grace of
Monaco
John Paul Jones Jr
Philadelphia
Des Moines
Iowa
Grace
John Paul Jones
Midwest
Tom Murrow
Jones
Mary Lee
Eugene C. Conian
Miss Davis
Bob
Murrow
Tsott
Young Jones
Mery Lee
Youth Narrowly Survives Silo Incident at Dodd's Farm
An 18 year old Corry youth, Arthur Carlson Jr., was nearly asphyxiated while working in a silo on Dodd's Farm, Scott's Crossing road. He crawled out semi conscious, was rushed to the hospital for emergency treatment, admitted, and released the next morning with family reports his condition now good.
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Corry
Asin
Dodd
Scott's Crossing Road
Arthur Carlson Jr
Carlson
Four Men Dead In Explosions At Utah Sugar Plant
A series of blasts at the Utah Idaho Company's $7 million beet sugar factory killed four men and left a fifth presumed dead, with seven injured and two unaccounted for. Witnesses say welding sparked sugar dust, ripping through concrete and blasting alloy tanks, closing a major plant employing about 75 workers. Names tentatively listed include John Henry, Al Sapp, James Ivan Cain, Leonard Abel, and Al Hodson, though Hodson's body remained unfound.
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Muses Sars
Wasn
Fou
Utah- Tdlaho Company
Atate
John Henry
al Sapp
James Ivan Cain
Leonard Abel
al Hodson
Moses Lake
Hodgon
Valachi Testifies On Nationwide Crime Syndicate
Joseph Valachi 60 arrived in Washington to testify before the Senate Investigations Subcommittee on La Cosa Nostra. He is escorted by U.S. marshals into a guarded hearing room in the old Senate Office Building. A public hearing is planned as Valachi describes brutal murders, crime for profit, and terrorism tied to the nation’s crime syndicate.
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Washington
Mapater
Joseph Valacht
Capitol
Senate
Underworld
Senate Dnvestidatons
Nationwide Crime Syndicate
Priday
Valachi
Tts
la Cosa Nostra
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
Jeaders
John B Shanley
New York City
Jailed Erie Man Confesses 1960 Slaying
A 36-year-old Erie man, John Hi. Willman, signed a statement admitting he killed elderly Laura Mutch in December 1960. He had been jailed on a separate assault with intent to ravish charge, pled guilty in July after accusations by a 62-year-old Erie woman. Police and detectives had pursued tips without clear leads before the confession.
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Erie
Mutch
Laura
John Hi. Willman
Erie County
Willman
le Front
Concord School job to cost about $2 000
Rumors of thousands in Corry School Board expenditures proved exaggerated. Superintendent Thomas Shupe said the correction for a surveying error on the Concord School site will cost 1500 to 2000 dollars, covered by contingency funds within total project costs.
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Corry
Concord
2 Sayer
Thomas Shupe
Shupe
East Pleasant
Shipe
Ais
Itis
Ruttery, Campbell and Ren
Altoona
Tax Cut Passes House Shifts Outlook for Senate
The House approved President Kennedy's one billion dollar tax cut by 271 to 155 amid two days of debate. The measure, praised as a keystone of his economic program, would cut taxes for most households and corporations. Senate prospects appeared doubtful as party lines and spending fights loom, with Mills steering Southern Democrats against defections.
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Washington
House
Wilbur D. Mills
Tr Ark
Ways and Means Committee
Kennedy
Edith Chases Caribbean Residents In Fierce Hurricane
Hurricane Edith intensifies in the Caribbean driving dangerous tides toward Puerto Rico and Hispaniola. Officials warn of high storm surges along the southern coast, with the possibility of flooding in Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic as the system moves northwest awaiting further track updates.
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Fin
Puerto Rico
Dominican Republic
Edith
Caribbean Sea
San Juan
Weather Bureau
Hisantola
Dorin
Jean Rcapublic
Haltii
Toni
National Lone Center
Miani de Bied
Fyrveisler
Arnold— Sue —Ate
Binéett
Atlan ‘Ocean
Windward
Leeward Islands
Hispaniola
Cuba
Kennedy pushes water projects in Pacific Northwest tour
President Kennedy outlined a broad plan for water resource and watershed projects during a stop in Billings and travels in the West. He highlighted a 2 billion to 4 billion package, criticizing Ike era limits and promising benefits to power, recreation, irrigation, and food production while noting past pledges. He urged support as conservatives gain in voting, with continued stops toward Washington and Italy.
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Teton
Wyoming
Kennedy
Grand Teton
Washington
Italy
Great Falls
Cate Asu
Lo Havin
Misenhower
Mt One Deltit
Kooredyalvy
Hells Canyon
Final reminders in mail on 127 tax form cases
In Dover Delaware the city income tax receiver Elwin Fuller said 127 certified tax letters have been sent reminding wage earners for the second time to file forms. Those who received letters have already gotten reminders of their filing duties. The letters will begin to appear as notices that the delinquency may be pursued. Meanwhile the Air Force has sent up 10 planes to renew the search for a missing C133 and its crew after its disappearance Sunday.
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Housholders
Corry
General Telephone Co
Telephone Fun
Ora Peopin
Elwin Fuller
Alredy
Ko Hee Tee
Walt Ie
Dover
Del
Air Force
Airport Board To Select Engineer Soon
The Lawrence Airport Authority plans to hire an engineering firm for a $90,000 airport improvement. Members interviewed G Bewin Pickock, Willan W Jost, and Trely Simpson of DiBois, all with strong records. A proposal from Pierolane is expected next week, with costs projected at 1 to 15 percent of construction. Federal grants total 45,000 with 20,500 sought from the Pennsylvania Aeronautics Commission, covering about 75 percent of costs. the city would provide the remaining share, roughly 12,500 cash plus a 10,000 airport equity credit.
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Lawrence
Yostentay
Authority
G. Bewin Pigcock
Alleytows
Willan W. Jost
Trely Simpson
DiBois
Yost
Simpson
Pideoce
City Counell
Weing
Bomb scare at Waterford school deemed hoax
Police and state troopers searched Mort LeBonut Mgt School in Waterford after a bomb threat. Over 1,000 students were evacuated, then dismissed as investigators from Corry substation, Lawrence Park HQ, Waterford Hose Company, and faculty checked the building for more than two hours. Classes resumed today as authorities pursue the caller.
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Stancliff Hose Company
Pope Paul VI Celebrates 68th Birthday in Vatican City
Pope Paul VI marked his 68th birthday in Vatican City today shortly after being elected head of the Roman Catholic Church. The brief ceremony acknowledged his new role as pope and reflected on the responsibilities ahead.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Toidany
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