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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1964
Page
3
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The AP reports that the Secret Service summarized 34 Texas threat cases before Kennedys assassination, noting 5 dangerous and 25 not dangerous, with 41 closed or unsolved prior to the Dallas trip. Two Houston cases were flagged, including an auxiliary sheriff linked to protecting Kennedy and a woman with a history of threats to presidents.
President Johnson said it would serve little purpose to widen the war into North Vietnam if South Vietnam lacks an effective government. In Saigon riot conditions showed instability as Taylor left for Wasaga. Students roared against Premier Tran Van Huong and his civilian leadership amid Buddhist leadership opposition.
The Erie Division of General Telephone Co announces three staff moves within the Corry district and Erie division. Charles V. Monaghan will move from Erie to Corry as head of Corry office administration. Clifford W. Taylor shifts from Corry to Erie as plant extension engineer and service objectives coordinator. John R. Kennedy returns to Corry as wire chief, succeeding Kenneth M. Boylan, who becomes installation and maintenance foreman in Erie. Monaghan and Taylor start November 30, Kennedy and Boylan move December 7.
More than $200 has been raised to restore vandalized gravestones at Christ Church in Philadelphia. The Rev. Ernest A. Harding said funds will fund permanent protective measures, including cemetery night lighting, following vandal damage this week.
Greek immigrant William J. Sargent and his wife Aplie open Sargent's Cafe for free dinners on Thanksgiving. They roasted 15 to 20 turkeys and prepared vegetables, distributing meals and tickets to city agencies. They served around 500 meals last year and expect similar turnout.
Since 1952 the Sargent family hosts a Thanksgiving service in a small cafe seating about 34. Volunteers, including Susie 17 and about 30 helpers, prepare sage dressing, giblet gravy, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, green beans, coffee, milk, and ice cream. A wealthy visitor once joined. otherwise all hands assist with serving and chores.
The account describes Mrs. Kennedy at the recovering scene with Dr. Burkley detailing the funeral logistics. Officials faced delays but moved to proceed with the burial plan. Roses found near the president were saved and given to Mrs. Kennedy who placed them in her pocket.
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