Admitted and Discharged List from Corry Area Hospitals
The record shows admissions for Mrs Lawrence Smith and others including Mrs Roger Munn at 436 Duane and Mrs Hiram Brewer at 24 East Churen. Discharges include Evelyn Shafer of Union City and Mrs Dennis Smith of Edinboro with several addresses across Union City Waterford Cambridge Springs and Wattsboro.
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Lawrence Smith
Eric
Roger Munn
Duane Sues
Hiram Brewer
East Churen Street
Orey Brewer
Fifth Street
Leo Coon
Clymer
Robert Wynch
Hichard Martin
Corry
Evelyn Shafer
First Avenue
Union City
Dennis Smith
R. D. Edinboro
Walter Thompson
Atlantic ytresty-Yaton- Tye Ny
Alvin Hawley
B.D
Waterford
Philip Snyder
Kennedy hears plan to tighten drug controls
An AP advisory panel urged President Kennedy to pursue seven steps to curb narcotics. The interim report called for a master research effort, a four-person special unit to attack traffickers, stiffer federal drug laws, and a US Mexico joint commission to combat cross border narcotics smuggling. The President welcomed the report as a step toward understanding lisers of war and drug abusers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Special Advisory Commission
Justice Department
Congress
U.s.mexico
Judge urges standardization of punishment in Kentucky
Judge John Palmore of the Kentucky State Court of Appeals told the Kentucky Bar Association that punishing law violators is like shooting craps. He cited jury inequities and regional disparities and urged standardized penalties to deter crime. A final report is due November 1 from a seven member commission led by B Barrett Pritty man.
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Nuton
Kentucky
John Palmore
State Court of Appeals
Kentucky Bar Association
B. Barrett Prettyman
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Stock Market Hits 1963 High Surges Then Cautious Trade
New York investors greeted a Securities and Exchange Commission report with a 1963 high yet proceeded cautiously. Wall Street officials voiced studied reactions, noting self regulation and enforcement as key, while discussing scope of proposed controls for OTC and exchanges. Trading volume reached 447 million, with the AP average at a 1963 peak.
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New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
Wall
Congress
Funston
Edwin D. Etherington
American Stock Exchange
Thomas P. Phelan
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
San Francisco
SEC
Damive E. Day
Idwest. Stock
New York Stock Exchange
Silversmith Head Dies at Gorham Corp Boston
Wilbur H. Norton 59 longtime president of Gorham Corp silversmiths died Tuesday in Boston. Norton led the firm through decades of design and production, shaping American silverware and expanding Gorham’s prestige and market presence.
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Silversmith Head
Boston
Wilbur H. Norton
Gorham Corp., Silversmiths
Birmingham Race Barriers Targeted in Nonviolent Push
In Birmingham, civil rights leaders announce intensified integration efforts with sit-ins kneel-ins and pickets planned nightly. Rev Pred L Shuttlesworth notes white resistance and jailed demonstrators while Dr Martin Luther King Jr and aides declare commitment to nonviolent action to end segregation in the city.
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Ste
Birmingham
South
Pred L. Shuttlesworth
Alabama Christian Movement For Human Rights
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Wyatt Tee Walker
Ralph D. Abernathy
King
United States
Phaihig Lage
Panel Ponders Railroad Plight and Union Claims
A debate on railroad costs centers on alleged waste dubbed feather bending costing about 600 million annually. Unions dispute the claim while carriers say rail work force efficiency remains highest in the nation. The notice also includes a bank condition report for the National Bank of Corry, showing assets and premises as of March 18, 1963.
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Aramtage Oueinate
Bey
Reserve District No
National Bank OF Corry OF Corry
Pennsylvania
Penn Road Trouble Fails To Halt State Maintenance Dispute
Harrisburg AP Officials from the Pennsylvania State Employees Council AFL-CIO and the state Highways Department planned talks in a bid to resolve a cutback in highway maintenance staff. The conflict has furloughed about 6,000 of 9,000 workers while the union sought reviews of dismissals and a say in future releases. Deputy Highways Secretary Lester Burjein insisted the department would not review firings under the cutback order. Acting Highways Secretary Wilbur Webb and council director Tony Fiorello were to attend. Separately, Greene County highway superintendent William H. Webster resigned after being ordered to dismiss all but 14 of 135 workers, with notice his job would end April 17. The department had said 1,060 furloughs were planned, and 10,600 positions were cut to realign staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Employes Council
Afl-Cio
State Highways Department
Iraq
Lester Burjein
Wilbur Webb
Tony Fiorello
Willam H. Webster
Waynesburg
Greene County
Webster
Mennonite Church Continues Spiritual Life Emphasis
Rev Richard Hosteller announced a continuation of the Spirit ual Life program with a 60 minute film The Power of the Resurrection detailing Last Supper betrayal trials crucifixion and the Resurrection. Public is invited to view Sunday at 730 and Monday at 745 a chorus of 35 voices from Johnstown Mennonite High School will present sacred music at the Mennonite Church.
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Aie Beayeraum Mennonite Church
Teahowag
Richard Hosteller
Johnstown Mennonite High School
Mennon Church
Marie McDonald Back From Australia After Disappearance
Actress Marie McDonald returns to the United States from Sydney where she had been in a psychiatric hospital for a bleeding ulcer after a 40 hour vanishing act. She says the absence was a comedy of errors and criticizes hospital sedation and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Marie McDonald
Australia
Sydney
Miss McDonald
United States
International Airport
Born Yesterday: Multiple New Babies Across Cities
A birth report lists several newborns. A daughter born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Smith of Erie with paternal grandmother Mrs Bemalington Street and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Wits erhouse. A daughter Tammy Lee born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Richard Huffman of Virginia Beach. Paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Ray Huffman of RD 4. A son Bror David born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Bror Larson of Somerville New Jersey with paternal grandmother Mrs da Larson of RD 1.
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Arson
Oon
Corry Memorial Hosptal
Lawrence Smith
Erie
Yee Ta
Jamestown General Hopital
David Spencer
Bembalington Street
Charles. Witsterhouse
Grand Street
Tammy Lee
Richard Huffman
Virginia Beach, Va
Ray Huffman
Rd.4
Bror David
Bror Larson
Somerville, N. J
da Larson
Beardsley Funeral Arrangements for Laura Beardsley
The body of Mrs Laura Beardsley lies at Bracken Funeral Home with visiting hours 7 9 p m Wednesday 3 6 and 7 9 p m Thursday and Service at 2 p m Friday Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery Laurel Md. A cave in incident near Somerset Pa injured four men including Lewis Yachere age 30 all workers from local quarry and Matlow. Yachere reported in satisfactory condition awaiting further updates.
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WOTM
Bracken’s Funeral Home
Laura Beardsley
Beardsley
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
Laurel
Lewis Yachere
Somerset
Yacherz
Robete Ps Matlow
Yacher
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