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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1963

Page

3

Rockefeller Aides Seek End to New York Paper Strike

Rockefeller aides confer with top printers union officials as New York nine newspapers remain halted seven days after the strike. William J. Ronan and Vincent McDonnell discussed progress with ITU leaders while Labor Secretary Wirtz maintains daily contact, with no public outcome announced. The 3,000-printer walkout froze 17,000 New York jobs and echoed in Cleveland where talks edge toward a deal as other unions press for contract settlements.

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Fire destroys combined eatery and station in Mahaffey

A restaurant service station and home in Mahaffey Clearfield County were wiped out by a fire that began near a furnace room. Owners Mr and Mrs C F Menear escaped unharmed as firefighters assessed about $20 000 in damage.

Mahaffey C. F. Menear Clearfield County

Sparta News Roundup and Community Events

Spartansburg reports ice pond activity with firemen flooding for skaters. Lincoln Day dinner attendees include Russell and Mrs Young, Rosaline Blakeslee, Paul Blakeslee, Richard Witmer, Hays, Tubbs, Firths, Willard Tietson, Ray Shafer and other Republicans. Girl Scouts sell cookies. March of Dimes funds raised by local groups total 38 dollars with 52.70 from the troop. Birthday notices for Mrs Morris, Mrs Cook, and Dale Cook. Sandy Penoyer hospitalized with pneumonia. Sparta Alumni set meeting for spring banquet. Cub Scout Pack 100 wins second in window display. Founders Day events and PTA program planned. Sportsman Club Conservation Banquet March 30 with firearms display. Basketball previews vs West Forest and Youngsville. quiz team to Meadville. Yearbooks on sale. Phillip Sammy McCray ill at Hamot Hospital. William Morton family returning from Florida trip. visits to Cypress Gardens and Bok Singing Tower.

Spartansburg Sparta Young Harry Firth Todd Firth Willard Tietson Ray Shafer Republican Party Natonal Foundation Bcout Morris 1 Hardware Bila Morris Morris Will Cook Dale Cook Dale Glenn Cook Richard Hays Lttle Sandy Penoyer Corry Memorial Hospital Sandy Ronald Penoyer Sparta Alumni Association Bloi ‘Dahl Winans Pleasantville Skenowunde James Wagner Corry Marion Rowley Wagner Sparta Fireman Auxiliary Sparta Pta PTA United States Hallie Coates Clear Lake Rifle and Pistol Club West Forest Spartans Youngsville Youth For Christ Meadville Phillip Sammy" McCray Hamot Hospital Erie Sammy Clyde McCray William Morton Scott St. Petersburg Fla Glenn Steadman Glenn Nellie Mortons Cypress Gardens Bok Marineland Tampa Andrew Crovie Judy University of Bertha Soby Sobys

Fidel Castro comments on hijack and ship seizure

Castro denounces the hijackers as he cites national law and calls for surrender of the vessel Andoategul and its 35 crew for pardons of imprisoned Venezuelans. The U.S. Coast Guard relayed a radio message saying the crew and officers are safe and under arrest while the ship headed to Houston and New Orleans with empty holds from La Guaira.

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Spartansburg visitors tour international airport jet activity

Spartansburg business people including Scott visited the International Airport to observe jet landings and takeoffs. In Florida the citrus crop suffered heavy losses this winter due to frost, impacting local agricultural prospects.

Spartansburg Scott Florida

Rockefeller’s Quiet Bid for 1954 GOP Nomination

Washington notes show Nelson Rockefeller building a national profile for 1954 with speeches and staff in New York and Albany. He criticizes the Kennedy administration for foreign policy and Cuba, aiming to appear as the party spokesman while avoiding explicit declaration of a presidential bid.

Washington Kennedy New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Rockefeller New Yorker Richard M. Nixon Sth Street Rockefeller Center Albany Eisenhower U.S Cuba

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Gunman robs bank and strips three employees

A gunman robbed a bank at the Point Shopping Center in Butler forcing three tellers and a customer to strip before escaping in a car. Police said he fired into a restroom door, grabbed cash in a paper bag, and fled. The suspect abducted Ralph Fesser Jr. and forced him to drive to a secluded area before the suspect stripped him and left the car.

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Shotgun Packin Mama Fined For Shotgun Incident

Reda Carrah Calloway of Rifle Range Road Old Hickory was fined 300 dollars after firing a shotgun at neighbor Byrd King during a boundary dispute argument. The shot missed King and hit a house.

Nashville Tenn Reda Carrah Calloway Byrd King Rifle Range Road Old Hickory

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