Hospital adoptions and discharges listed in local report
At The Hospital Report dated today, admissions include Mrs. William Michael of 220 Concord Street and Mrs. Velma Long of 452 Wayne Street, plus several others. Discharges list multiple residents including Mrs. Marjorie Johnson and Miss Connie Persons among numerous names and addresses.
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William Michael
Concord Street
Velma Long
Wayne Street
Timothy
William Newark
Bear Lake
David Calhoun
R. D
Corry
Marjorie Johnson
Ashville
Vern Johnson
Connie Persons
North Clymer
Ralph Holthouse
Clymer
Mary Stowe
East Main Street
Florence Brown
Airport Road
Gail Thompson
Anthony Horvat
Paul Anthony
Spring Street
Edgar Hennigh
Spartansburg
Pony
Donald Bindley
John Lloyd
Shady Avenue
Mary Migliaccio
West Main Street
Local police warn parents after underage youths travel to New York State
Sgt. George Martin of the local substation warned parents that any underage youths who go to New York State to purchase beverages could be picked up in future roundups. He said such activities observed last evening will be closely watched during the summer months.
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SP Nab
Joseph Basile
George Martin
New York State
Martin
Four GOP candidates push May 17 contest in key districts
GOP hopefuls outline massive turnout plans across districts Corry North East Union City Wesleyville Harborcreek Lawrence Park North East Township and rural areas to back the May 17 election. A separate crash on Route 622 near Muffins County Lewistown killed two men and two women with two others hospitalized.
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GOP Assembly
Corry
North East Borough
Union City
Wesleyville
Harborcreek Township
Lawrence Park
North East Township
Lewistown
Muffins County
U S Plans Bomb Storage Reforms Citing Vietnam War Impact
The article quotes Robert McNamara on converting bomb storage space to use for other needs and reducing costs. He says the United States had about 31,000 tons of bombs in inventory and 102,000 stored domestically, highlighting extensive bomber use.
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Viet Nam
McNamara
United States
Bank Teller Nabbed in Dunkirk Embezzlement Case
William F. Ball a former Dunkirk banker is in a San Francisco hospital after being arrested at the bedside following a three and a half year pursuit by the FBI on a 50 000 embezzlement charge Ball disappeared Oct 9 1962 while serving as assistant cashier and head teller at Lake Shore Branch Chautauqua National Bank of Jamestown in Dunkirk and 50 000 cash vanished from the bank His wife Sylvia returned the missing money to the bank Ball 58 years old had left behind 5000 in bills under a pillow at home
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Dunkirk
William F. Ball
FBI
San Francisco
Curtis O. Lynam
Ball
San Francisco General Hospital
Lake Shore
Chautauqua National Bank of Jamestown
Sylvia
Miller elected executive director of MLB Players Association
Marvin Miller, longtime assistant to the president of the United Steel Workers since 1960, won the MLB Players Association executive director position by a decisive 489 to 136 vote. The nomination places Miller in charge of players negotiations and union activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marvin Miller
United Steel Workers
Major League Baseball Players’ Association
Erie to Open Youth Opportunity Center With Federal Grant
U S Congressman Joseph P. Vigorito announced a federally funded Youth Opportunity Center will be established in Erie to serve more than 21 000 youths ages 16 to 21. The center, staffed by 14, will be run by the Bureau of Employment with Pennsylvania Employment Service.
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Erie Area
Erie
U. S
Joseph P. Vigorito
U. S. Department of Labor
Washington
Department of Labor
Bureau of Employment
Pennsylvania Employment Service
Vigorito
County budget projections show tax shortfall prompts concern
County officials warn personal property tax revenues may fall to about 425000 this year from 406000 in 1965, risking a deficit. Clapper says the general fund could close with a 25000 to 50000 surplus at best, urging new revenues or expenditure cuts despite doubts about a solution.
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Clapper
Father and Son Rescued From Chautauqua Lake Capsized Boat
A father Henry J. Yourga 48 of Sharpsville Pa and his 14 year old son Robert were rescued uninjured after their overturned boat sank offshore near Cheney's Point Chautauqua Lake. They were saved by Conrad Coons who rowed from shore after fishermen alerted help. Yourga was examined and released at WCA Hospital Jamestown. Robert required no examination. Yourga reported his wallet was lost in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Chautauqua Lake
Cheny's Point
Henry J. Yourga
Sharpsville
WCA
Jamestown
Robert
Yourga
Quigley Park
Conrad Coons
Cheney’s Point
Coons
Hoffa’s Son Wins State Senate Research Post
James R. Hoffa Jr., 24, son of Teamsters President, secured a Lansing research position for the State Senate. He was among nine students chosen for the $5,000 yearly post based on academic records.
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Lansing
Mich
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
State Senate
James R. Hoffa Jr
Scuba Equipment Found After Boat Capsized in Shallow Water
Divers recovered items from a boat that overturned in 18 feet of water, including various scuba diving gear. Authorities inspected the scene and secured the area as recovery operations continued.
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Crown Room
Hotel Corry
Elsie Roof
Corry Beverage
Dale Mulvin
Mu Gia
Gop
U. S. Buys
Erie County Plastics Corporation Plastics Road
Corry, PA
Nab Bank
Ebenezer
Dne
Corry Ates
Citizens Corry Office Marine Mational Bank
F. 1
County’s
Frank
Thomas Motera
Chautauqua
Hoffa
Frank Litz JR
Spring St
Pennsylvania Electric
Elegance
Caprice
Chevrolet
FGA
LL J
Corry, Ps
Turben’s Auto Service
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