Sea Isle City Still Secluded One Year After 1962 Storm
Sea Isle City remains serene under a blue sky a year after a devastating March 6 and 7, 1962 storm along the New Jersey shore. The scene shows a rebuilt dune, concrete beach cradles, and a largely changed boardwalk site, with 12 deaths reported along the coast.
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Chase
Sergis Sea City
N.J
Sea Isle City
Atlantic
Landis Avenue
Jersey
New Jersey Shore
Sea Isle City braces for recovery after fierce Jersey Shore storm
A powerful Nor'easter battered the Jersey shore. Sea Isle City and nearby towns faced flooding and wrecked homes. Officials report 17,000+ homes damaged statewide, with Sea Isle City losing 2.8 million in real estate ratables and Harvey Cedars 1.7 million. Recovery includes SBA loans and new infrastructure like a sea wall, promenade, and a Memorial Day bridge opening. Brigantine eyed a 165 million coastal redevelopment as boom returns.
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Sea Isle City
Jersey
Reynold Thomas
Little Harvey Cedars
Long Beach Island
Harvey Cedars
Brigantine
Atlantic City
Brigantine Boulevard
Small Business Administration
Kartman
Sea Isle
South Jersey
Driver Quits Trying After 3 Accidents
Lawrence Boehm in Union New Jersey gave up after his car rammed a garage, hit a utility pole, and struck the house steps when the accelerator stuck in three separate incidents. He told police to leave the car where it was.
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Boehm
Glazed Custard Tart With Currant Jelly
A large fruit topped custard tart is finished with a glaze made by warming currant jelly with water and allowing it to cool slightly before brushing over the tart.
West Virginia road bond plan and blue law bill advance
The West Virginia House approved a $200 million road bond amendment and moved to place it on the 1964 ballot by a 79 to 19 vote. The Senate also passed a Sunday closing bill 28 to 4, aiming to tighten penalties and clarify allowable Sunday activities including gas stations, theaters, and manufacturing plants.
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Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
House
Senate
State Road Commission
Burl A. Sawyers
Rail unions and carriers to meet in Chicago next week
Five railroad unions representing 210000 train workers aim to prevent 65000 job losses as they prepare for new talks in Chicago on March 13. Carriers say changes in work rules will proceed, with safety concerns and a broader pay and crew overhaul on the table. If no deal, a presidential emergency board could delay a strike for 60 days.
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Chicago
U.S. Supreme Court
Association of American Railroads
Leverett Edwards
National Mediation Board
J. E. Wolfe
National Railway Labor Conference
Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
U.S. Circuit Court
Dight D. Eisenhower
Snowbound Watertown Faces Budget Strain and Sun Dreams
Watertown New York endures record snow with 150 inches and six feet in outlying areas. City crews deploy six plows and 15 trucks as a parking ban and buried hydrants aid emergency access. Finance chief Forbes warns snow removal costs may exceed the 91000 budget by up to 60000, while residents long for sun and warmer travel plans.
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Watertown
N.Y
Thousand Island
St. Lawrence
W. R. Galloway
Department of Public Works
Galloway
Ronald G. Forbes
Bus Crash on Welfare Island Leaves Seven Dead Missing
A hospital bus plunged into the East River after the driver suffered a heart attack. Seven of the 11 aboard are dead or missing, all city hospital workers. Survivers recount the moment and rescue, with bystanders and rescuers pulling passengers to safety amid strong tides.
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New York
East River
Welfare Island
Elizabeth Newton
Richard Haas
John Alberts
Alberts
Manhattan
Queens
Haas
Gloria Fulwilder
Catherine Quann
Rosie Taitt
Alexander E. Reichelt
Robert Perez
Gertrude
Landowners in Norfolk Receive Dieldrin Spray Notices
Virginia officials begin notifying about 2,500 landowners to buy and spread Dieldrin to combat white fringed beetles while the Navy applies the pesticide to 600 acres at the Norfolk Naval Base. The dispute has included protests, hearings, and a court challenge over funding and private-property treatment.
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Norfolk
State Department of Agriculture
Norfolk Naval Base
Navy
Agriculture Department
C. Dodson Morrisette
Proper Way to Cook Bacon for White Fat Drippings
Cook bacon over very low heat so fat remains white. drain on brown paper and serve with before dinner drinks. This method yields crisp slices and clean fat for immediate serving.
Fire scares prompt city county units respond to two alarms
Firemen rushed to 131 East Court at Phyllis Price home when a pan of grease on a kitchen range caught fire about 6 45 p m. Fire Inspector William N Gode nour said no damage as grease was carried out before arrival. Clearbrook Woolen Mill also reported a scare as an automatic sprinkler bell rang. no fire after Clearbrook trucks responded.
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Clearbrook
Cooking tip converts fish quantities when cooking
A recipe needing two cups of flaked cooked fish can be met by buying a pound of raw fish. The fish will yield approximately the required amount after cooking, offering a practical quick conversion for home cooks.
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Sea Isle City Beach
Army Corps of Engineers
I.Q
U.S
Gounod
Colorado City
Peter Stuyvesant
Mark Anthony
Haffert
Vincent L. Lamanna
Grider & Shockey
Winchester
Luray
Clarke Long
Stanley
Page County
Long
Board of Supervisors
Mr. Long
Charlotte Ruffner
J. William Ruffner
Continental
George Washington Garage
Loudoun ST
California
Thomas Bourcy
Florida
William F. Grey
Lee Foon Chan
Singapore
The
SVNB
Shenandoah
Valley National
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Shenandoah. Gas Company
Leudoun St. Winchester
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