Kennedy Hints on Cuba Withdrawals and Domestic Plans
President Kennedy disclosed that the Soviets have withdrawn about 3,000 troops from Cuba and voiced hope more will depart, with the full impact seen by late March. He summarized his San Jose talks with Central American presidents and stated Latin America supports independence and stability. He projected no recession this year, left room for a possible 10.2 billion tax cut, and backed Defense Secretary McNamara on the TPX contract amid Senate probes. He also noted no imminent resignation from Postmaster General Day before the 1964 election.
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Kennedy
Cuba
Soviet Union
U.S
San Jose
Costa Rica
Pene
el Salvador
Guatemala
Honduras
Nicaragua
Bald
Congress
Robert 3. McNamara
General Dynamics Corp
Boeing Co
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
McNamara
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Miss
J. Edward Day
Doctor Says Sweets Do Not Cause Cavities
Pittsburgh AP reports University of Oregon dental researcher Dr Rosario H Yap debunked the link between sugar in meals or snacks and cavity counts. A nine year study of 37 children from middle class backgrounds found no rise in cavities due to refined sugar intake, with a peak at ages eight or nine suggesting another factor.
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Pittsburgh
University of Oregon
Rosario H. Yap
Yap
International Association For Dental Research
City urges livability drive to attract industry and funds
Corry officials heard that zoning, subdivision rules and urban development, backed by state aid, are needed to raise livability and stop blight. A drop in Corry's assessed value amid nearby township gains highlighted revenue risks, prompting calls to leverage state and federal funds for growth. The session included remarks by Pitkin and chamber leaders, with reappointment of auditing committee and city officials in attendance.
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Corry
City Planning Commission
Pillin
Wayne Township
Concord Township
Columbus
Pitkin
W. W
Doo) Waterhouse
Ton
Robin N. Powell
Eastman Dental Dispensary
Rochester
Powell
University of Town
Richard M. Madden
William J. Hausler Jr
Pitida
Chamber
Joseph Furst
City Council
Dallas Smiley
George Wurmes
Goldentones
Rhoda Cohen
Lynne Loveland
Blaine Chillock
Patty Perry
Roy Reed
5. A. Long
Darwin Wolcott
James Hammond
Sod
Philip Zalaneck
Carney Enters Erie County DA Race As Democrat
Erie attorney Edward Carney announces candidacy for district attorney on the Democratic ticket. He notes unopposed in the May primary and faces the winner of the Dalley Scarpitti GOP contest in the fall. Carney cites 23 years of practice, FBI service, and roles with state and local bar associations along with deputy attorney general duties.
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Edward Carney
Erie
Carney
Jack Dalley
Richard Scarpitti
Icket
William P. Carney
Erie Fire Department
William J. Carney
Carney, Carney, Palmisano & Walsh
Masonite Temple
Strong ‘Vincent High School
Allegheny College
University of Pittsburgh Law School
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Erie County Bar Association
Pennsylvania Bar Association
American Bar Association
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Order of Police
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
Federal District Court
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
U.S. Treasury Department
Breakfast ads rise 30 percent in 1958
Cereal and breakfast food manufacturers boosted newspaper advertising by 30.1 percent in 1958 from 1957 to stress the value of a hearty morning meal.
Sesler Outlines Stand On County Judgeship
State Sen William G Sesler details his position on the Herbert J Johnson County Orphans Court appointment. He argues an open primary is fairer than letting a single party control the judge selection before the May primary. He cites workload, campaigning time, and potential bias if a current or future candidate serves during a criminal term. Johnson and Dwyer are running for the one year post. Johnson's full ten year term awaits election.
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Erie
William Gseler
Herbert J. Johnson
Sesler
Johison
Johnson
Orphans Court
Lesler
William W. Scranton
Samuel
Atty
James 3. Dwyer
Senate
Lester
Erie County
GOP
Herbert McGlinchel
Philadelphia
State Tax Equalization Board
The Bread of Life Sermon on Saint John 6 35 59
A Lenten meditation by Rev. Richard A Bodey contrasts Marie Antoinette’s hunger for bread with Jesus Christ who offers the bread of life. The sermon argues that true sustenance is spiritual, found in a personal relationship with Christ, not in earthly wealth. Believers are urged to feed on Him to satisfy the soul now and forever.
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Richard Allen Bodey
Paris
Marie Antoinette
Uxtry
Jesus Christ
Lfe
Gus
Philospher
Bev
Wally
Civil Service Job Openings Staged Across Erie County
State Civil Service Commission invites applicants for Department of Health sanitation roles in seven districts with salaries from 4773 to 5803 dollars. Health and Public Welfare offices offer many investigative vacancies, with caseworker pay 4551 to 5803 dollars. A biology degree is required for some posts, others need none. College seniors may apply before graduation. exams via Corry office or Harrisburg address.
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Monuinessue Gay
State Civil Service Commission
Erie County
Department of Health
Corry
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
South
Harrisburg
Erie County Employment Sags Amid Unfavorable Trends
Erie County sees a 400 dip in employment from 66,300 to 86,100 over recent days with harsh weather blamed for the downturn. Jobless totals show 4,700 in February versus 9,500 in January, while unemployment now equals 42 percent of the workforce, and factory payrolls show little overall change.
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Erie County
William Michael
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Michael
Corry
Erie Pses
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Model
Barney
Nemacolin
Buckeye Coal Co
Greene County
United Mine Workers
Heberlein
Motor Sales
North Center Strest
Abert
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