Christmas season turnout boosts Carry merchants sales
Retailers in Carry reported a strong Christmas opening with many offering 10 percent discounts and layaway. One store saw sales double Friday. Junior High Hi-Y Club meets at the Corry YMCA at 7 pm. Dunkirk police investigate thefts totaling about 300 dollars from the Dunkirk Club over the weekend. Sea’s Drugs reports shoplifting of items including a perfume holder. Downtown snow clearing urged. cars off four streets by 11 pm. A 19-year-old North East man cited for speeding after his car hit a parked vehicle on East Washington Street. Erie-Lackawanna announces new train schedules effective tomorrow with listed east and westbound times.
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Honor Veteran Of Pa Senate Honored In Unanimous Resolution
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania State Senate adopted unanimously a resolution honoring Senator Bernard Barney McGinnis of Allegheny on his 85th birthday. The veteran lawmaker is noted for Irish songs and dancing during the tribute.
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Donations To Tippit Clan At $100000
Dallas AP reports donations to the Tippit family of slain officer J D Tippit totalled about 1000 with mail slowing. Police Lt Verne Hipskind said $44084 had been counted by last night, with $55000 more directed elsewhere. Tippit, shot after Kennedy's assassination, is survived by a wife and three children. Some funds for the widow and family go to Secret Service, while Oswald's family funds remain unquoted.
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Kennedy Grave Area Repaired After Visitation Surge
Night work under flood lights patching trampled ground around President Kennedy’s grave at Arlington National Cemetery. Since his burial two weeks ago yesterday thousands of visitors have streamed in, tearing up grass on the slope. workers spread gravel and chipped stone, says Cemetery Supt. Jack Metzler.
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Housing leader dies in Florida at 83
Sarasota report notes Charles E. Slusser aged 66 died yesterday in Sarasota Florida. He served as mayor of Akron Ohio from 1943 to 1954 and as U S housing commissioner from 1953 to 1960. He had years in the Senate.
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FBI report says Oswald lone Kennedy shooter in Dallas
Government sources say a federal FBI review prepared for the White House will conclude Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in the Kennedy assassination. The report, guiding the Warren Commission, cites three shots from a sixth floor Dallas window, all from one direction, with no evident accomplices.
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Men Can Lose Weight Easier Says NY Doctor
Portland readers learn that Dr. Fineberg of Harlem Hospital described a weight loss program for 12 severely obese patients. The heaviest started at 640 pounds and shed 97 in nine weeks, while others lost 130 pounds in five and 27 weeks respectively. The regimen spans two phases a 900 calorie daily diet with appetite suppressants and water loss followed by a life long maintenance phase focusing on diet education and psychotherapy. Water retention during dieting may cause weight regain and derail patients.
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TV Review and Desegregation Move Report
AP reports on a proposed spin off from The Danny Thomas Show featuring Irish performers Makem and Mullen, with talk of future TV roles for the trio. NBC delays a Cuba Bay of Pigs documentary replacing it with a Grammy music special. ABC notes no Huntley Brinkley plan. Atlanta approves voluntary desegregation measures urging removal of racial barriers in public and private spaces.
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FBI continues review of Oswald and Ruby case report
The FBI keeps refining a narrative style document on the Oswald and Ruby cases. Agents on Monday chase belated tips and rumors to avoid missing leads and consider withholding portions about Jack Ruby due to his trial status.
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Secret Service guards Lynda Bird Johnson at Texas campus
Secret Service agents protect President Johnson's 19 year old daughter at the University of Texas dormitory in Austin. She attends classes in history, government, chemistry and Bible while an office sits in the dorm lobby with full surveillance. Her close friend notes she is handling the protection calmly as three or more agents remain with her, and no interviews are allowed. Plans considered include a possible transfer to a Washington school next January to ease guarding.
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Woman Escapes Fire From Second Floor Apartment
Mrs Ma le Brady 62 climbed down a ladder to safety from a blazing second story apartment in Hazelwood. Two unidentified passersby set the ladder against a rear window to aid her escape. Cause of the two alarm fire and damage estimate were not immediately available.
Budget decisions loom after Kennedy death impact
New York AP notes two Senate budget questions looming over Washington: the current fiscal plan in progress and a new one beginning next July. Kennedy’s death may alter spending priorities, as Congress trims or restores requests in space and defense, welfare, and other programs. The deficit stands around 9 billion dollars, influencing inflation and interest rates.
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Opening Day Fatalities Mark Harsh Start to Back Season
Samuel Mooney, 58, from Grove City, was among several opening day victims in a back season hunt. Reports say most heart attack deaths occurred in the field amid heavy conditions, with Reasinger warned to avoid hunting for heart risk. Other fatalities in the state include Stanley Kopcinski, 18, found shot near his Thompson home, and William Mitchell, 40, shot in the back, with a coroner ruling the latter accidental as authorities investigated Bethel Township in Southern Fulton County.
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