Admitted and discharged names at Enon City Memorial Hospital
List of admitted and discharged patients from Enon City Memorial Hospital and surrounding areas. Lena Sturdevant, Stephen Brooks, Mrs Franklin Lucie, Mrs Irvin Bensink and son, Robert Dabit, Aniella Christensen, Paul Suchar and Kimberly Jo, James Bowell, Virgil Nichols, Melvin Daley, Mrs Fred Hopson, Connie Lynn Fenno, Katherine Cooney, Mrs Fred Hoak, Alan Porter, Genevieve Bedow, Mrs Ray W. Chapman, Vera Rose and others from Union City Waterford Corry Columbus Spartansburg.
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Lena Sturdevant
Malin Street
Stephen Brooks
East South Siren
Franklin Lucie
Wright Street
Irvin Bensink
M. Dabit Robert
R. D
Clymer
Aniella Christensen
Columbus
Paul Suchar
Kimberly Jo
Enon City Memorial Hospital
Melvin Daley
East High
Union City
Fred Hopson
Connie Lynn Fenno
Corry
Katherine Cooney
South Street
Fred Hoak
First Street
Waterford
Dox
Alan Porter
Genevieve Bedow
Warden Street
Ray W. Chapman
Vera Rose
Putnam Street
Brutality Alleged by Marshals Report at Campus
A circulated report alleges violent methods by marshals during a campus incident. It claims 100 to 150 detainees aged 12 to over 60 were imprisoned in a university basement, forced to sit for up to 20 hours with restraints and gas mask conditions. The Justice Department reports 350 marshals caught, 140 injured, and 300 people taken into custody from locations including Los Angeles.
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Uiversity
Justice Department
Euntire
Department
Los Angeles
Deaths Robert Belding
Robert Belding died in an Elk New hospital last Saturday after a month-long illness. He was 56 and born February 9, 1907 in Bradford. A World War I veteran and former ranch cook near Elko, he leaves a mother Mrs. Ellen Helding of Portland N. ., three brothers Francis Kenmore Lyle Allegany N. ., Richard Wattsburg, and three sisters Mrs. Mary Downs Cottage City Ma. Mrs. Evelyn Fate Brockton, and Mrs. Cora Patterson Portland. A prayer service will be at Morris Funeral Home Brocton at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow, with a Requiem Mass at St. Patrick's Church at 10 a.m. Rev. Felix O'Neil will officiate. interment Evergreen Cemetery, Portland. Friends may call after 7 p.m. tonight.
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Belang
Elk New
Bradford
Elko
Ellen Helding
Portland
Francis
Kenmore
Lyle
Allegany
Richard
Wattsburg
Mary Downs
Cottage City
Evelyn
Brocton
Cora Patterson
Morris Funeral Home
St. Patrick's Church
Felix O'Neil
Evergreen Cemetery
Malone resident seeks removal of meters in front of property
William M. Howard asked the village board to remove parking meters near his property in Malone New York. Police issued a ticket to his car during the meeting for a parking violation. Officers claimed possession of rifles knives clubs and black jacks. The legislative committee gave no date for releasing the remaining two installments of its report.
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Ry IerTh Ot Malone
N.Y
William M. Howard
Village Board
Legislative Committee
Segregationists Arrested Ahead of Kennedy Visit in Montgomery
In Montgomery Alabama police arrested 19 white segregationists protesting at the State Capitol before Attorney General Robert Kennedy arrived for a conference with Gov. George Wallace. Kennedy met with federal and state officials, while Wallace signaled opposition to federal school integration orders and urged resolution through courts rather than protests.
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Montgomery
Ala
State Capitol
Atty
Robert Fi. Kennedy
George Wallace
Kennedy
Capitol
Capitol Steps
Alabama
Wallace
Neto
Crommelin
National States Rights Party
Navy
Defense Department
Preetam
Kennedy faces dim outlook in domestic issue notes
Washington AP Kennedy offered optimism only on domestic policy amid questions on Cuba Laos Khrushchev agreement and test ban He avoided details on the Cuban exile raids the Thresher loss and the steel price rise saying time is running out and no summit with Khrushchev is planned Kennedy showed little interest in a de Gaulle meeting and gave vague hopes for peace and nuclear limits.
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Kennedy
Thins
Thresher
Central Intelligence
U.S
Cuba
Russia
Laos
Khrushchev
Castro
de Gaulle
Britain
Wose
United States
France
Alabama Killer Still At Large Continued From Page One
Coroner Noble Yocum reports Moore died from two gunshot wounds. One bullet pierced his clothing, the other struck the brain, suggesting close range automatic rifle fire. Moore’s diary spoke of warnings and epithets, with rocks reportedly thrown at him while walking highways. Moore’s body was found Tuesday night by a passing motorist after talks with state investigator Ray McDowell.CORE plans a June 14 march from Attalla to Jackson to finish Moore’s civil rights work, inviting all civil rights groups.
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Alabama
Noble Yocum
Moore
Yocum
Mississippi
Ray McDowell
McDowell
Baltimore
CORE
Attalla
Jackson
Protesting Students Plan Walk to Mississippi for Moore
The Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee said it would march to Mississippi for Moore. A spokesman said the executive committee would meet in Norfolk, Virginia, to decide participants and start date. Alabama's governor called the shooting dastardly and offered a $1,000 reward. Moore began his trip in Washington after leaving a letter at the White House then boarded a bus to Chattanooga and started walking.
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Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Mississippi
Moore
Norfolk
Alabama
Washington, D.C
White House Bay
Kennedy
Chattanooga
JFK Challenges Critics on Cuba
The President and Senator Keating defended their positions after a conference. Keating stood by his figures and urged the President to consult the intelligence community to revise estimates upward. He claimed his data rely on official government sources and noted a semantic debate over troop versus technician counts.
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Keating
Texans Debate Foreign Aid Cuts Amid Tax Reform
The Texas senator argues for trimming foreign aid as part of tax cuts, challenging the logic of spending over 5 billion overseas while risking our own economy. He cites the Clay report’s notes on aid distribution, US burden, and personnel quality, and notes a growing poll trend toward curbing federal overspending.
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Texas
Snc
Yarborough
United States
Armounr
Senate
Stnte
Journal
Bloodmobile to Visit Corry May First
Corry Red Cross notes a resignation of Eunice Catton from Alexandria HQ and announces a May 1 Bloodmobile visit at the Corry YMCA from 11 30 a m to 5 30 p m A plea seeks 33 donors of passive blood for a 60 year old man awaiting heart surgery The chapter names nominating and budget committees and reports March service counts The next Red Cross annual meeting for Joes Red Cross affiliated with United Fund is set for May 28 The article also mentions Macmillan addressing a US USSR bridge problem on test ban procedures.
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Corry
Home Service
Red Cross
Joes Red Cross
United Fund
Macmillan
Washington
Moscow
Procedires
Pa School Bill Sets New District Size Goals
The Pennsylvania School bill proposes a statewide student threshold for districts, aiming for about 4,000 pupils per district though a smaller 2,500 pupil unit could be approved where topography or community factors justify it. Waster chairs the Senate Education Committee as the plan moves through legislative review.
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Waster
Senate Education Committee
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Ospital
Corry Memorial Hospital
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Goodman
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Turben’s
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Steit A&b Distributing Company
H. H. Hammond
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Rickey Rhoades
Hood
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Channel
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Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
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Fhone
Thomes Motora
TUFFY
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Feld
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Mueller
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