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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1960
Page
8
Fragmented text reports on strikes and labor protests amid mentions of workers benefits and walkouts. It notes a conference and political figures like Kennedy, with scattered references to court cases in Norristown and Philadelphia and to police seizure actions against converted pinball machines.
About 75 people attended a preview of the new arena in Pittsburgh. The event featured lawn magazine and published writers. Organizers aim to promote the arena in the city with an official opening planned for June. A series of symposiums on urban development will follow, with top national figures in urban fields.
Dr Moore urged honesty kindness and courtesy in treating blind patients at the fifth annual Pennsylvania Association of Dental Surgeons meeting in Philadelphia. The speech emphasized professional conduct and ethical practice in dentistry.
An aged retiree in Morris County, after 32 years with Hillburn Public Works, is noted in public records. The notice mentions a long career, a 156 date, and a small production by sprite at a plant serving 250 workers, with Gary J listed among officials.
A family seeks to keep in touch through a weekly paper subscription. The note mentions cost around 25 cents a week and the convenience for a mother to stay informed about her daughter and local happenings. The text references illness and a subscription gift idea.
In Waco Texas Democrats led by President Truman and speakers Rayburn Yarborough and Johnson urged voters to judge John F Kennedy on his character and readiness. They argued Kennedy answered Catholic qualification questions with dignity and urged Baptists and clergy to listen as Kennedy defended his fitness under Article VI of the Constitution.
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