Admitted and Discharged Names and Addresses Listed
A long list shows admitted and discharged individuals with ages and addresses including Patricia Peterson 8 West Washington, Kathleen daughter of Mrs Grden, and others at Curry Hy D 4, R D 3. Also noted are discharges such as Noah and William G Lord with multiple addresses in Elgin. A separate item reports 11 feared drowned after a South Korean fishing boat struck a rock near Seoul and sank with 13 crew aboard, two rescued. Rusk plans for a Saigon and Washington trip with a stop in Taipei and a state dinner with Khanh.
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Admitted Nogh
Patricia Peterson
West Washington Street
George L. Johnson
West
Washington Street
Kathleen
John Grden
Curry
Willard W. Sturgman
Steven
Richard B. Marlin
Jane
Robert E. Coleman
East Irving Street
Irvin Young
South Street
Gary Lee
Martin Hekker Jr
Euclid Street
Martha J. Phillips
R. D
Larry Miller
East Park Place
Gerald Hoffman
Warren
Frank Messina
James M. Brown
Mation Street
Albert Sechriest
Ake
William H. Blatt
Timothy John
South Center Street
Lyle Gabriel
Clymer
Raymond F. Barnes
Mentor
Ohio
Seoul
South Korea
Rusk Extends Stay In Saigon For Vietnam Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk, visiting Saigon, will stay an extra day to press U.S. aid and seek progress toward peace in Vietnam. He met Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge and Gen. Paul D. Harkins, then planned talks with Premier Nguyen Khanh and a tour of the countryside.
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Viet Nam
Manning
Rusk
Saigon
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Paul D. Harkins
Nguyen Khanh
Seblor
Johnson
Lodge
Harkins
East Asia Treaty Organization
Manila
Phan Huy Quat
Khanh
Barry Blasts Democrat Regime in California Primary
Barry Goldwater criticizes the Nixon era defense policy and urges Governor Nelson Rockefeller to curb extremism worries in California ahead of the June 2 presidential primary. He argues the United States remains the strongest power but warns administration policy is weakening it.
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Barry
McNamara
Goldwater
California
Nelson A. Rockefeller
United States
Washington
Rockefeller
New York
Lek
Two-Headed Heifer Gains Strength Behind Farmer’s Training
A nine day old two headed calf named 2 Headed Heifer is reportedly growing stronger under farmer Floyd Wy Adams. Experts expect a short life but Adams claims progress through a special exercise regimen designed for the unusual calf with two mouths and two noses.
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Floyd Wy Adams
Defense bill favors strong military. 46.8 billion approved
The House Appropriations Committee recommended 46.7859 billion for the Defense Department for the next fiscal year, a cut from Johnson's request but enough to sustain the peacetime military. The panel aligned with Me Namara’s figures, asserting U S missile forces are reliable under foreseeable conditions. It notes U S military strength remains superior to any power. The panel says the bill gives the government the means to act firmly in international matters. In Vatican City Pope Paul VI will mark Michelangelo's death centenary with Mass at the Sistine Chapel.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Pentagon
U.S
Defense Department
Johnson
United States
Department
Robert 8. Me
Namara
Geo Mahon
D-Tex
Curtis E. LeMay
Air Force
Michelangelo
Vatican City
Paul VI
Sistine Chapel
Spartansburg PTA Hosts Annual Meeting and Events
Sparta merged PTA held in the high school gym with talks on school board duties funds and reimbursements. New officers Mrs Herbert Most president Mrs Todd Firth secretary and Ms Harold Wade treasurer were installed. A bake sale fundraiser April 28 sponsored by Lucy Morris Scholarship committee was planned. Public invited to Grange meeting April 25 with slides on the World's Pair and a potluck lunch.
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Spartansburg
Sparta
PTA
Marion Alsdorf
Robert Nichools
Herbert Most
Todd Firth
Harold Wade
Melvin Rogers
Ivan Cook
Mueting IL
Lucy Morris
Sparta Grange
A. H. Kuhn
Corry
Penelect
Jesse Goodwill
Corry Memorial Hospital
Joe Massa
Warren High School
Brosphy
Sparta School
Terry “Maynard
John Stranahan
Lacey Morris
Ralph McAninch
Lyle Stranahan
Chaiman
Red Cross
Sparta Township
Guy Scouten
Youth For Christ Raily
Spartansburg Methodist Church
Gary Linebaugh
Central Baptist Church
Binghamton
N. Y
Nicklas
Washington, D.C
Nyle Ziegler
Men For Missions
Youth Revival Week at Gospel Tabernacle
The Gospel Tabernacle hosts a week of nightly programs starting April 28 at 8 PM. Youth for Christ figure Ray Curry speaks on Monday, Rev. Duane White on Tuesday, a 45 minute film They Looked for a City is shown Wednesday, talent night Thursday with Al Roberts and local youth, and Miss Bromley speaks Friday.
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Dy Everting
Ray Curry
Youth For Christ
Crawford Cout Court
Duane White
Alliance
Mina Corners
Europe
al Roberts
Meadville
Miss Pipe
Bromley
Miss Bromley
Rites Held For Mrs. M. Huff
Funeral service for Mrs Margaret Huff was conducted yesterday afternoon at Hl Richard Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg with Rev Samuel H Braley of Spar tansburg Methodist Church officiating. Interment followed in Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg. Bearers were William Harrison Lawrence Snapp Sidney Winans and Craig Kinsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Huff
Richard Hays
Spartansburg
Samuel H. Braley
Auto crash kills driver in Cresson underpass
Stewart W. Smith, 49, an Altoona-based insurance agent, died at Mercy Hospital Altoona after his car crashed into a railroad underpass near Cresson last night. He was alone in the vehicle.
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Smashupcresson
Stewart W. Smith
Altoona
Mercy Hospital
Obesity Link Found In Animal Fat Studies
Virginia physician Dr. William Parson reports experiments at the University of Virginia show some rats and mice become obese due to brain and fatty tissue abnormalities. He notes many fat people eat one large meal daily and that dieting often fails, suggesting a complex metabolic cause beyond emotional eating.
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New Orleans
Lip
Virginia
Uscory
William Parson
University of Virginia’ Medical School
Parson
Alton Ochsner Medical Foundation
Screenwriter Roy Chae sler Dies in California
Encino California editor Roy Chae sler aged 64, a renowned screen writer, died yesterday from a heart attack. His passing ends a long career marked by influential scripts and collaborations with major studios.
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Encino
Calif
Roy Chaesler
Hollywood
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