Corry area notes include theft and community notices
A 12 gauge shotgun valued at $10 was reported stolen from a car parked near West Spring Creek after a man left the Corner Cupboard Restaurant for a hunt. Police investigated barking dog complaints, a library prize giveaway, missing magazine issues, and weather notes. Local residents faced hospital transfers, youth safety warnings, and weekend traffic fatalities in Pennsylvania. Over 11,000 visitors flocked to Presque Isle State Park amid fair weather, with 1,280 cars on Saturday and 751 on Sunday Plus several local incidents including injuries at work and a seizure at home followed by hospital transfers.
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Earl Coons
R. D
Corry
First Avenue
West Main Street
West Spring Creek
Erie and
Présque Isle State Park
Erie
Kennedys to Stay in Separate Hotel Suites in Fort Worth
In Fort Worth Texas President Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy will use a 75 dollar per day hole suite on Wednesday night while Vice President Johnson and Mrs Lyn don B Johnson will occupy a 100 dollar suite. The Kennedys two bedroom three bath sitting room suite is Chinese modern with brighter colors chosen by the arrangements committee. The Will Rogers Suite for the Johnsons features a Western motif. Neither couple will pay for the accommodations as hotel policy.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Hotel Texas
Will Rogers
Johnsons
Kennedys
Blaze Destroys Barn Near Warren
WARREN an early evening fire destroyed a dairy barn on Pollet Run road owned by Mr and Mrs Robert Juluan. More than 20 cattle two ponies two buggies a 2 1/2 ton panel truck and nearly 500 bushels of corn were lost. About 40 North Warren volunteers fought the blaze for over two hours under wind driven conditions. The Johnsons were away in New York state when notified and returned to find the ruins. The cause is unknown though linked to hay storage at the rear.
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Warren
Robert Juluan
Pollet Run Road
Johnson's
New York State
North Warren
Johnsons
Frewsburg
Robert
Johnson
Kennedy Stumps Through South on Nonpolitical Swing
President Kennedy will travel to Washington after five speeches in Tampa and Miami, then begin a three day Texas swing to Dallas Fort Worth Houston San Antonio Austin and the Johnson City ranch of Vice President Johnson. The trips were labeled non political by the White House, though the speaking schedule suggested otherwise.
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Kennedy
South
Washington
Tampa
Miami
Inter-American Press ‘Association
Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Houston
San Antonio
Austin
Johnson City
Lyndon B. Johnson
Florida
White House
Miles twins and Sgt Maj Satterlee win perfect attendance
43 Salvation Army Sunday School members received perfect attendance awards at a Citadel ceremony. Sgt Maj M L Satterlee earned the award for 28 years of perfect attendance, while Randy and Ricky Miles, both 7, received theirs for two years without a miss. Col Paul Seiler delivered the sermon.
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Miles
M. L. Satterlee
Johnson Street
Maj. Satterlee
Miles Twins
Salvation Army
Citadel
Randy
Ricky
Wayne Street
Col
Paul Seiler
Pittsburgh
Col. Seiler
Kennedy Address Focuses on Latin American Problems
The 1964 balloting showed Florida have not backed a Democratic candidate since 1918. Kennedy lost Florida to Nixon by 47,000 of 1.5 million votes in 1960 and carried Texas by a narrow margin. Texas has 24 electoral votes and Florida 14 next year due to population gains. His major speech at the Miami Beach dinner of the Inter American Press Association will address Latin American issues. Kennedy had hoped to meet privately in Miami Beach with Argentina’s President Carlos Humberto but army officials said a possible Parliament session may require his presence at home.
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Florida
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Texas
Miami Beach
Inter-American Press Association
Association
Hemisphere
Carlos Humberto
Argentina
Cone
Army
Job Issue Grows As Economy Expands Says Lepler
New York AP story notes rising employment coexists with labor complaints about lack of jobs. Kennedy urges tax cuts to spur demand and investment while Meany warns of catastrophe if inaction continues. Rockefeller calls automation a mixed blessing as unions seek shorter weeks and firms push productivity.
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New York
Uiis
Kennedy
Abl-Cio
Labor Organization
George Meany
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Changing Job Picture Narrows Youth Advantage in Hiring
The article notes a shrinking cutoff age for getting a new job as the workforce ages. Older citizens feel bitter while life expectancy rises and unemployment among seniors grows. Numerous jobs exist but demand more skill than the average worker possesses, with growth in paper work and service industries while production roles expand slowly.
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Leony Pfister
James Groel
West Pleasant Street
Fourth Ward
Ene County
Engle
Furniture and Builders Supply of
Columbus
Frank Schrader
East South Street
Robert Mead
Bear Lake
Corry Public Library
Ruth Myers
U.S. News and World Report
Saturgay
George E. Craker
Th Street
Corry Memorial Hal
St. Vincent's Hosin Erie
Craker
Corry Jamestown Corp
Homer White
Porlice
Fourth Avenue
Gerry
WCA Hospital
Jamestown
Chautauqua County Sheriff's Deputies
Mayville
Karli
Ashley
Pennsylvania
Roger M. Brown
West Frederick Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Hamot Hospital
Thelo
Lillian) Burungame
Harold Beckwith
Centerville
Metanes Steel Company
Noulll
Diginar Bergman
Marican
Max von Sydow
Ingrid Thulin
Cleoopatra
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
We National Pak Eyes
Memberseneral Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ling
North Center Street
Business Mirror
Jack Lefler
Blatt’s Rex Theatre
V.sp
South First Avenue
Lillian Clark
Flossie Brown
Kenneth Nuhfer
Joun
Walter Hill
Borstorff & Fitch
Rambler Dealer
Dustin, Bitters
Everett, Phillipa
Free Sai
Root Furniture
Jerry Clayton
Martha Phillips
Chrysler
Clarence Wallace
Chrysler - Plymouth
Vallane
Avenue
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Crown’ Milker
Minny
Remington Mall Chain
Johnson Bros
First Ave
Paulo
Blakeslee James
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