Births and admissions noted at Mount St. Mary Hospital
Mount St Mary Hospital reports a birth to Mr and Mrs James Stintey Gloucester a daughter. Multiple admissions listed include Earl Coham Chauncey Frank Starkey Gloucester Route 2 Mrs Clara Bailey Nelsonville Route 1 Mrs Majer McCombs Buchtel Howard Stump New Straitsville Oldford for Ronald Mckinley Harold Douglas Mrs Helen Lent Mrs Julya Johnson Curtis Westfall Bobby Betti Mrs Lindel Wade Mrs Mary Russell Mitchell Abrahs Pleasant Valley MD and Mrs Warren Clay Albany a daughter. Additional entries name Karen Cowgar Chevyl Watson Henderson and others. numerous discharges listed ending with Joe R Woodruff and Tommy.
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Mount St. Mary Hospital
James Stintey
Glouster
Earl Coham
Chauncey
Frank Starkey
Pleasant Valley
Warren Clay
Albany
Karen Cowgar
Chevyl Watson
Henderson
C. B. Null
Buffalo
Sheltering Arms Admits Athens Residents
A Sunday notice lists individuals admitted to Sheltering Arms in Athens including Mrs Edward Mitchell, Earl Barnes Amesville Route 4 Randy Rasmussen Mrs Dailey Millfield Route Ethel Fing hearty Athens Route 3 Jack Ryan Athens Route 2 Mrs Jamies Tong Athens and others. Several names appear as dismissed such as Mrs Charles Silverman Robert Liffey Jr Melissa Medert Norman Van Nest and Mrs Erroll Coen.
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the Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Arms Hospital
Marvin Fletther
Edward Mitchell
Earl Barnes
Amesville
Rowe
Randy ‘Rasmussen
Stewart
Dailey
Millifield
Ethel Fing Hearty
Jack Ryan
J Jamies ‘Tong
Charles Silverman
Robert Liffey, Jr
Melissa Medert
Norman van Nest
Erroll Coen
John Mu
Esther Dailey
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits Local Residents
Arthur McQuaid Mrs Thomas Saunders Herman Anderson Logan residents admitted to Hocking Valley Community Hospital. Also listed are Mrs David Coomer Master Shayne Sadler Gary McCutchen Mrs Katie Lariomer and Mrs John Taylor as admissions.
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Arthur McQuaid
Thomas Saunders
Herman Anderson
Logan
David Coomer
Shayne Sadler
Gary McCutchen
Katie Lariomer
John Taylor
Form of censorship in Thailand prompts U S restraint
U S Ambassador Leonard Unger imposes strict censorship on 49500 U S military and government personnel in Thailand to avoid irritations with the Thai government. Contacts with newsmen require embassy authorization, and most press releases and queries must be cleared. The policy reflects tensions over Vietnam policy and Symington subcommittee findings on aid. Unger bars attribution and avoids naming officials, while withholding total U S military strength in Thailand.
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L.a. Thrtas
Washington
Polt
Bangkok
U. S
Leonard Unger
Thailand
Nixon
Unger
Symington Subcommittee
Len Stuart Symington
DMO
Senate
United States
Vietnam
Air Force
Matic Aid Mission
Information Service
Cleve
North
Viet
Nam
Laos
South Vietnam
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Plackfork
Ronald A. Roush
Clifton
Peter E. Walburn
Elvira Barcus
Lowell
Bishop
Robert Comstock
Mary Curtis
Rose Dalby
Joseph Drummond
Jane Ervin
Bertha Christian
Vessie
Edna Biggs
Donald Miller
Hil Ty
Urey Bostic
James Smith
Ida Pinkston
Edith Huffman
Derrick Taylor
Alice Roush
Carl Cooper
Siam Gunnell
Lottie Invelly
Richard Hogg
Erskin Kight
Michael King
Robert Mabry
Nicky Tee Pickens
Richard Pickers
Lloyd Roush
Roy Russell
A.russell
Butt Elmer Stanley
Lisie Thomason
Vance Thornton
C. Dale Wamsley
Symone Weiher
Roger Lee White
Charles Johnson
David Bowen
Gary A. Billing
Clare Carpenter
Jessie
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
U.S
Frank
Coldpower
Reynolds
Mollory Garcains
Chuck
Stenderd
Mario
Cranberries
Wagon Trail
Birds Eye
Foodtown
Chestnut Street
Nelsonville
Coretittant
Idaho
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