Spot Line O Ads At The Hosspital
Local notice listing election of American Legion Post No 65 officers for 1963 64 with refreshments. Includes ads for Turben's Auto Service Chevrolet, for sale at 125 East South Street Corry Estate of Clairbell Kettenring deceased, and lists admissions discharges and residents with addresses. Also notes Line O Ad rates 23c a line and deadline noon day of publication and a station ad for Hotel Corry and a picninc at Royek's Grove with contact numbers.
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American Legion
Turben‘s
East South Street
Corry
Clairbell Kettenring
Peake & Peake
Sue
Cossoosoges
Civil Rights Plan Passes First Turn
President Kennedy's civil rights program cleared its first congressional hurdles as the House Judiciary and Senate Commerce committees wrap hearings. The House plans action after Labor Day while the Senate faces a cloudy path. The public accommodations bill targets hotels theaters restaurants and other private businesses with broad interstate commerce links. Opposition argues unconstitutionality and property rights concerns. The measure relies mainly on Congress to regulate interstate commerce.
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Kennedy
House
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ao Commerce
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Magnuson
Judiciary
Emmanuel Celler
DNY
Commerce Committee
Robert F. Kennedy
Congress
Ex Publisher Oliver Succumbs at 85 in Pittsburgh Area
George S. Oliver, former publisher of the Gazette Times and Chronicle Telegraph, dies at home Friday at age 85. He served as co publisher from 1919 to 1927 and was part of a banking and industrial family. private funeral services set for Monday.
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Privae
George
Oliver
Peenateeh
Old Gazette Times
Chronicle Telegraph
Pittsburgh Sun-Tele
Death of Rev Lewellen Former Clymer Resident
Former Clymer resident Rev Lewellen dies at 62 at his Bryson City North Carolina home. Retired minister of the Christian and Missionary Alliance, he previously served as a missionary in India. Friends may call Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday. Funeral arrangements and interment will be announced by the funeral home on Monday.
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Lewellen
Clymer
Bryson City
N. C
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
India
Spitzer
Funeral service for Alva B. Rigby in Spartansburg
Funeral services for Alva B. Rigby will be held at H. Richard Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg Sunday at 2 30 PM with interment in Red Oak Cemetery Rome Township. Friends may call Friday 7 to 10 PM and Saturday 2 to 4 PM and 7 to 10 PM.
More Nuclear Tests Termed Unnecessary
Washington reports quote Dr. Ralph Lapp saying atmospheric nuclear explosions would not help build an anti missile system and that problems lie in ballistics and electronics. President Kennedy adds the defense against missiles may be technically unsolvable. Pentagon debate widens amid push for Nike Zeus and fears of Soviet lead in ICBM defense.
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Ralph Lapp
Lapp
Kennedy
Pentagon
Army
Defense Department
U.S
M Military
Congressional
Soviet Union
United States
Blair County School Leader James E. Butts Dies
James E. Butts, who led Blair County schools as superintendent from 1942 to 1963, died yesterday in Martinsburg. The longtime Altoona area educator was born in 1896 and shaped the county’s educational system during his 21 year tenure.
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Altoona
Blair County
James E. Butts
Martinsburg
End of Southwestern Pa Dairy Strike After Pact Approval
In an eight county area, 3000 workers approved new two year contracts with 41 companies by a 1193 to 7 vote at Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall. Five large firms had held out but reached terms, ending the strike that began May 1 as talks stalled with the Greater Pittsburgh Milk Dealers Association. New terms retroactively back to May 1 include wage increases, revised commissions for drivers, and job security measures amid automation.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall
Greater Pittsburgh Mille Deniers Association
Isaly Dairy
Sealtest
Meadow Gold
Otto Mille
Country Bell
Harry Tevis
Local 205
Lamp Department Scrutiny Over Hospital Lamps
Pakrview attorney Eadick named chairman as commissioners met with Breuckman and Johnson of Johnson Horigan Yaple Erie architects handling the hospital project. Johnson defended the furniture purchases, including 580 chairs at about 20 each, insisting value. Brouckman faulted news coverage while Proctor said lamp costs shocked the commissioners. Johnson claimed the lamps are sturdy and secure for patients and can be bolted to tables.
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Pagetie
Pakrview
Eadick
Weaxion
Breuckman
William Johnson
Johnson, Horigan and Yaple
Erie
Johnson
Ehe
Denmark
Brouckman
Carl Proctor
Lamps for Hospitals Emphasize Durability and Safety
Johnson says only fools buy for first cost. durability proves economy. Institutional lamps are priced as moderately but long service is expected, with cords designed to rim through tables reducing trip hazards. The lamps suit modern hospital décor and endure about 40 years of use.
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Johnson
Find Body Of Elderly Man In Altoona Gully
The body of Lloyd Wright, 179, of Altoona was found in a gully outside Altoona on Friday. Coroner D. Harold Troxell said Wright, a retired Pennsylvania Railroad conductor who had been treated for a heart condition, died of a heart ailment. Wright had been missing since July 24 and formerly lived in Pittsburgh.
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Autuven
Auti
Altoona
D. Harold Troxell
Blatt County
Lloyd
Wright
Troxell
Penneylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh
TV Schedule Highlights a Dense Weekly Lineup
A panoramic listing shows Saturday through Friday primetime with movies, dramas, sports and children's programs across networks. Notable entries include Orioles vs Yankees baseball, several wrestling slots, comedies like Lucy and Dennis the Menace, news programs, and weekend film features.
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Orioles
Yankees
Pirates
Reds
Curiosity Shop
UB Round Table
Lucy Desi
Sam Benedict
Joey Bishop
Lawrence Welk
Major Adams
Bull Winkle
Twentieth Century
Meet the Press
David Brinkley
Ensign O'Toole
Dennis the Menace
Jetsons
Ed’ Sullivan
Bonans
McCoys
G.E. Trie
Zack Webb
de Pont
McHale's Navy
ABC News
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White Street
Henry Davis Jr
West Frederick Street
Charles Ly
Richard Bailey
West Pleasant Street
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R. D
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Larry Davis
Shelley Marie
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Brook Street
William P
George Fox Jr
Congress Street
Union City
Donnell Woods
East 5Th Street
Waterford
James Bauwin
Wattsburg
Ronald Retch
Wayne Glover
Hagen Street
Roger Wiggers
Fred Rindfuss
George F. LeFevre
Warden Street
Stanford
Royek’ S Grove
Bee —Corry Beverage Company
Pooges
Rey, Elmer A
Ortner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
GOD
McKinney Manufacturing Co
North Side
Scranton
McKinney
Graph
The
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
John Phone
Pogle Lumber
Alue
Sea’s Drugs
Batters Atlantic Service
South Center Street
Mickey Mouse Club
Pappy and His Friends
Groucho
Huntley
Brinkley
Harry Reasoner
Stoney Burke
Lloyd Bridges
Peter Gunn
Art Linkletter
Password
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Amovie
Carson
Huntley- Brinkley
Phil Silvers
Laramie
Empire
Dick Powell Theatre
Keefe Brasselle
London
America
Pappy
Hennesey
Our Man
Dobie Gillis
Beverly Hillbillies
Dick van Dyke
Our Man Higgins
Hollywood
Naked City—Police
Bat Masterson
Lively Ones
Captain Sailorbird
Yogi Bear
Ron Cochran
Mitch
Jack Paar
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