Local names listed for admissions and discharges
The report lists numerous individuals admitted to or discharged from a facility. Names include Mrs. Kenneth Gregory, Wade Martin, Kenyon Morrison, Richard Vanderhoof, Michel Messinger daughter, Thomas Flanigan, Michael Marty, Kelley Dascomb children, and other residents from Corry, Spring Creek, Wattsburg, Union City, and Sherman with ages and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Gregory
R. D
Corry
Wade Martin
Tidioube
Kenyon Morrison
Park
Richard Vanderhoof
Brook
Michel
Dennis Messinger
Bear Lake
Thomas Flanigan
East
Pleasant
Michael
Albert Marty
Corry Kelley
Norman Kibbey
Spring Creek
Orville Bennett
Wattsburg
David Wiggers
Clymer
Robert Crosby
Spartansmung
Albert Wood
East South Street
Russell Mitchell
Spartansburg
Joseph Zalik
Union City
Timothy
Allen Long
Marion Street
Clarence Dascomb
Sherman
James Campbell
Marie
Dilworth Davis Jr
Pores Star Memorial Works Columbus Opens Daily
Pores Star Memorial Works in Columbus advertises daily service for memorial selection and cemetery needs. The notice highlights early memorial options and burial work available to customers in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Columbus
Lodge Urges North Vietnam Withdraw To Make Peace
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge told the 12th weekly session of the enlarged Vietnam peace talks that a meaningful settlement requires the withdrawal of North Vietnamese military and subversive forces from South Vietnam. He rejected North Vietnam’s demand for unilateral U.S. pullout and pressed for restoration of the demilitarized zone and respect for Geneva agreements. He urged early release of prisoners of war and warned that talks must be serious about concrete proposals.
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Paris
United States
South Vietnam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Vietnam
Lodge
U.S
Laos
Cambodia
North Vietnam
State Police seek 150 more troopers for 1969 70
Pittsburgh AP top officials urged a larger trooper force and opposed a driver point credit bill at the Western Pennsylvania Safety Engineering Conference. Commissioner Frank McKetta said 150 troopers are needed in 1969 70 to add to 300 already authorized, with 500 per year over the next two years. Traffic Safety Commissioner Harry Brainer opposed credits to cancel points for violations saying it could raise fatalities.
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Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania Safety Engineering
Frank McKetta
McKetta
Harry H. Brainer
Brainer
Pennsylvania
Viet Cong losses trim weekly total as malaria cited
The report notes 246 South Vietnamese troops killed last week, down 111 from the prior week, and 3,230 enemy killed, over 1,000 fewer than the week before. An Army medical team says about 10 percent of Viet Cong and North Vietnamese troops are ill with malaria each month, with seven to 10 days lost per case.
Nixon's Brother Withdraws From Appointment
Edward G Nixon withdrew from a federal post to avoid possible violation of a 1967 antinepotism law. The White House said John D Ehrlichman discussed the issue with Nixon and Maurice Stans after Stans announced Nixon as chairman of the Federal Field Committee for Development Planning in Alaska.
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Washington (Or
Edward G. Nixon
White House
John D. Erhlichman
Nixon
Commerce
Maurice Stans
Stans
Federal
Alaska
Erhlichman
Blue Jay Job Corps Center Faces Shutdown Reports
Warren, Pa AP State spokesman said 65 Job Corps centers nationwide are to be closed with an official Friday announcement. Blue Jay Center director Bill Erickson says he has not received any word and his staff of 32 full time and six part time instructors remains in the dark. The center, located on eight acres in Allegany National Forest, is the state's only conservation center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Blue Jay Job Corps Center
Bill Erickson
Erickson
Allegheny National Forest
Washington
Tanzanian Army Fires at Plane Carrying Vice President
An army error near Dar es Salaam led to gunfire directed at an aircraft carrying Vice President Rashidi Kawawa. The plane diverted to a restricted unscheduled stop. Kawawa and crew returned to the aircraft as shots were fired, but no one was hurt.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
Rashidi Kawawa
Wedre
Kawawa
Op der Es Salaam
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Karen
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Madge
New York
ACE’ Industries Inc
United Steelworkers
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Milton
Applesauce
Florida
Washington St
Corry, Pa
Eaaya
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Warren C. Miller
Nora K. Miller
Algonquin, Tinois
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Full Gospel
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Noten Ashworth
Jacksonville
Stanford Hose Co
Hose Company Club
Roor
Flying D
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Circuit of Sound Band
The
Ey Gang
East Winds
Moose Club
Teddy Armen
Mary Alice Brown
Goss Sgssoo
All Way Electric
Flye Rexall Drugs
Elgin - Beaverdam Hose Company
Valerie Kay
Lancaster- Fairfield County Hospital
Philip Satterlee
Capt Satterlee
Salvation Army Corps
Ohio City
M. L. Satterlee
Johnson Street
Dura
Frontera
World Atlas
International Dictionary
Nature Ency
Opedia
Carrier and Ives
Universe
Earth
Man
Marine Bank
Marine National Bank
Erie, PA
Corny Tituaville
N. Viet
Anderson
Hammond Builders Supply
Hammond
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Ater
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Dairy Institute of the
Erie Area
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