Discharges and Residents Listed Across Multiple Local Names
A dense list of individuals and households from Corry and Clymer areas appears, noting discharged infants and residents. Names include Mrs List Catherine, Mrs Huh Saviler, Richard Wornshuis, Sherman, Merrill Avery, Tomothy Savers, Stanley Beckwith, and others with addresses on Park, Newhouse, Seneca, Elk, and Central streets. The fragment reads like a community roster or notice of local residents and newborns with parental attributions and street locations.
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List
Steed Catherine
Huh Saviler
Gere Bear Lake
Richard Wornshuis
Sherman
Merrill Avery
Pittsfield
Tomothy Savers
Clymer
Stanley Beckwith
Park Throat
Rodney
William
George, Clymer
Mince
James Catalfu
Seneca Street
John Jingle Corry
Martha Vin
March Traffic Accidents Drop Slightly Despite Higher Damages
Corry State Police substation reports 22 accidents in March down from 26 in February with 10 injuries. Property damage rose from 14 390 to 19 500. Stolen auto recovered valued at 850. Fourteen criminal investigations and 10 arrests. Traffic stops 643 with 98 warnings and 76 verbal notices. Chester H Gray founder of the American Farm Bureau Federation dies at 84 in Nevada Missouri.
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Corry
Paul Dell
Dell
Johnson Fights Changes as Civil Rights Bill Clears House
Washington AP reports President Johnson refuses concessions on the civil rights bill as House passage prompts White House strategists to prepare for Senate debates. Senator Humphrey and Dirksen signal possible amendments aiming to alter the fair employment and public accommodations provisions to break a Southern filibuster.
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Washington
Johson
Inasut Bey
Dutinsin
Wingstone
Senate
Nave
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Humphrey
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Dirksen
Inflation Outlook and Pay Trends in Early 1960s
A February dip in the consumer price index is explained by gas utility refunds and lower regional gas prices, while wages rose due to increased factory hours and tax withholdings. March activity remained brisk with higher take home pay despite Easter shopping and some price declines in utilities. The February index stood at 107.6, up from 107.70 in January and 106.10 a year earlier.
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Phus
Bureau of Labor Statistics
U.S. Supreme Court
Federal Power Commission
Ship Mishap Claims and Missing Sailors Near Cape Henry
A Randolph flight deck elevator aboard the carrier broke loose and sank into the Atlantic about 270 miles southeast of Cape Henry. Five men aboard the elevator and an airplane were affected. three rescued by destroyer Holder, two missing. Explosion and fire followed the fall, flames quelled in ten minutes. causes and damage details withheld. Names of those involved not released.
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Withvolk
Carrivy Randolph
Wish
Navy
Holder
Randolph
Cape Henry
Saith
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Thompson Mrs Charles Mattie final rites set in Spartansburg
Final rites for Mrs Charles Mattie Thompson will be held at H. Richard Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg Friday at 2 p.m. Interment follows at Rose Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday and Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m.
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Thompson
Charles
Mattie) ‘Thompson
H. Richard Hays
Spartansburg
Rose Hill Cemetery
Spartans
Brazil Swears In New President Amid Crisis
Goulart, 46, fled Rio as mutinous forces moved on the city. Gen Amaury Kruel led troops toward Rio and Sao Paulo. Amid political chaos, Goulart defended his program in a nationwide address while Brazil faced rising conservative and anti Communist opposition and a crackdown on land reform. In Brasilia Mazzilli acted as president, signing a decree nationalizing gasoline distributors.
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Tney
Tong Five
Brazil
Amaury Kruel
Godart
Kabinet
Rio Fam
Sao Paulo
Goulart
U.S. State Department
Washington
Latin America
Communist Party
Rio
Brasilia
Mazzilli
Thilian
Jamu Qua
Mayor on Trial for Extortion in Reading
Readings mayoral extortion case centers on a plea for 500 parking meters and a $3 000 political contribution. Witnesses describe a scheme involving Readings parking-meter firms Kaonte Equipment Corp and Weldlich, with charges of extorting 10 500 and an 80 clock from two firms. The trial before Judge Alfred L. La ongu covers perjury and conspiracy claims tied to local politics.
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Piuladelpna
Carter
Weldlich
Heatepeechee Gharl
Wade
Drubacki
Minkor
Alfred L. Laongu
U.S
Minker
Weidlich
Witnes Pittsburgh
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Mike Litz
Speleetede Ee Gerry
VFW
Charles Weston
James Keppel
Prieto
Bear Lake Fire Hall
Flye Rexall Drugs
Elgin - Beaverdam Fire Hall
Goto Teseteegeetestoee
Don Ryan
Fill Quartet
iSesete
Deer Head Inn
Resto
Cliff Car
Sparta Florel
Eddie Huber
Melody Masters
Hit Tune Records
Blashville
Tenn
Carroll’s
Ospital
Corry Memorial Hospital
Teds
Park
Ughter
Mr. Weldon
Newhouse
Sens, Clymer
Kerink, North
West Main
Isc
W. F Rickers
Carrig’s Footwear
Turben
Chevrolet
Seaterstesteste Dtertesete
AlWay Electric
Moose
Mountain
Keystone
Seietteietestedee
Cal! Union
Pete Matte
Tata
AFBF
Nevada
Chester H. Gray
American Farm Bureau Federation
Evans
Beauty
HAZEL
Bishop Hair Spray
Painc Ue
the Complete Variety Store
Stack Peie Rey
Hazel Bishop Lash Builder
Hazel Bishop
Lanolin Plus
Hazel Bishop Creme
Lanolin
Murphy CO
Center Street
Wayside Market
Carpenter's
North Center Street
Tar
Business Mirror
New York
Dros
Quadros
Guularl
China
Bayle
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