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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1964
Page
8
Kenneth Loney and family escaped flames that engulfed their Pleasantville home. three occupants were treated for burns and cuts at Titusville Hospital. Insurance agent lists total loss. Pleasantville Volunteer Fire Department responded with two trucks and about 25 firefighters.
Four youths are held on burglary charges after a break in at Collinger's Fur & Fashion Store in Bloomfield. A car fled the scene, a license number was noted, and police recovered about 2500 worth of outfits from a vacant Herron Hill house. Nathaniel, 20, of Lawrenceville, is held for the grand jury. three teens go to Juvenile Court.
The Vaneko Corporation of Dunkirk plans a public sale of 30,000 shares of common stock at $10 per share. The offering circular was dated December 16, 1964, filed with the SEC, and the stock will be sold only through officers and directors. Sale is to be consummated within two years.
New York merchants report crowded shops as customers exchange or return gifts this week. Clerks stay on for extra days while clearance plans unfold with larger discounts and added items aimed at impulse buying. Many stores honor exchanges, offer credits, and push future purchases as they project a modest sales gain early next year.
Wisconsin totals 1,048 deaths in 1964, exceeding 1962 record of 957. Oklahoma 773, Minnesota 819, Colorado 551, Tennessee 1,046, all surpassing prior annual highs as months unfold.
California led the nation with 59 traffic deaths during the Christmas period, followed by New York with 36 and Michigan with 95. An AP survey counted 996 fatalities in a five day period ending December 14, well below the 1955 record but higher than a three day test period.
A local notice highlights daily reading enjoyment features in the Corry Journal. The piece emphasizes steady delivery of engaging content for residents and families seeking reliable newspaper companionship.
Mrs Kennedy and her children enjoy ski lessons at Buttermilk Mountain while Secret Service keeps crowds back. Robert Kennedy skis with four children as the Kennedy party plans eight days in Aspen with additional guests arriving.
In Rome AP Nenni the Socialist backed by Communists widened his lead in the Italian presidential race as Parliament cast its 20th ballot. Nenni reached 385 votes while Foreign Minister Saragat slipped to 323 as the tally neared the 482 needed for election.
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