Admitted and Discharged Entries From City Records
A list shows admitted individuals including Mrs Fravers Slattery at 368 East Main Street and Mrs Hazel Krieg, with further names linked to 720 North Center Street and 316 1/2 West Pleasant Street. Discharges mention Mrs Donald Turben and Debra Sue at 316 1/2 West Pleasant Street and Mrs Terry Williams at 56 Sny Der Circle.
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East Main Street
Fravers Slattery
North Center
Hazel Krieg
R. J. A Corry
Miondo
Alton Burdick Sr
Clymer
Arthur Kimmy
Lemon Street
Donald Turben
Cee Debra Sue
West Pleasant Street
Terry Williams
Snyder Circle
Daniel Reynolds
Euclid Street
Ford Claims Blames Johnson Conflict Split
A background briefing quotes Ford accusing congressional Democrats of driving Johnson's military decisions, while White House comments suggest misidentification and tension between Johnson and Ford. The exchange touches on Vietnam policy, party politics, and Republican critique of the White House.
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Cimed
Johnson
Senate
Devel
Bat Hnson
Minent
Frain Baid
Saat
White House
Ford
Moscow
Kail N Mundt
Rs.d
Whits
Jerry
ABE
Viet Nam
Jerry Ford
Lyndor Johnson
Ex mayor dies in Port Allegany Pennsylvania
Richard L Lentz 71 former mayor of Austin Potter County died yesterday at Port Allegany Memorial Hospital He served as mayor from 1958 to 1964 resigning due to ill health.
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Port Allegany
Richard L Lentz
Austin
Potter County
Port Allegany Memorial Hospital
Lentz
City Authority funds set for fall paving project
Wallace states a $1,500 city share plus $2,800 in donated funds to the Authority would cover paving and airport improvements. The council agrees to use the $1,500 now and defer the rest to a fall contract. The decision aims to keep project costs down while supporting airport needs.
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Wallace
Ray Weber
Focal Industry
Stewart A. Long
Authority
Zalaneck
Wilace
Frank Lucie
Robert Grice
Pa Senate approves wide insurance bill then stalls on gravy train plan
The Senate passed a land bill to the governor ending years of effort though final debate stalled on the so called gravy train reform. Insurance industry proposed its own plan to cut state broker commissions while DPI salary hikes moved through Rules Committee. The House sent a rail workers reform bill to the Senate and a separate penal code section on train abandonment during strikes was approved.
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Senate
Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency
Senate Rules Committee
Superintendent of Public Instruction
House
Senate 4
Bear Lake Visitors and Church Activities Highlight Weekend
Bear Lake residents hosted Mrs J C Manwaring and Mr and Mrs Marvin Perk with kin visiting from Youngstown Ohio. USUS members attended UB Camp Tast services at Findley Lake. Carl Crosby hospitalized at Evie hospital remains slow to recover. Donald Straight and daughter visited Warren relatives. Walter Newhouse Sr and family returned from Virginia where they visited Gene Conklin and family.
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J.C. Manwaring
Marvin Perkins
Alue Perkins
Youngstown
Ohio
USUS
Findley Lake
J. C. Manwaring
Baptist Church
Panama
EVB
Bear Lake
Carl Crosby
Evie Hospital
Donald Straight
Warren
A. Hamrun
Walter Newhouse Sr
Virginia
Gene Conklin
Lakewood
N. Y
Corry
Frewsburg
Clymer
Pindley Lake
Clifford Miller
Bellport
N.Y
Louie Johnson
Clifford
Clayton Miller
Harry Reed
Volant
George Bryant
Kenneth Bastman
Mary
Mich
Hubbard
Dearborn
Michchey
Henry Ford Museum
Ken Wastman
Dora
Paul Capela
Union City
Kane
George Smith
Gordon Fralick
County Line Road
Sparta Grange
Bill
Lois Scouten
Cleveland
Willliam Scouten
Relliance Electric Co
Lois
WSCS
Methodist Church
William Scouten
Gerry Coates
Chicago protest ends with mass arrests near Daley’s neighborhood
About 65 demonstrators attempted a march in Chicago from downtown to Daley’s district. Police, led by Capt. Howard Pierson, halted the group after a brief confrontation, detaining 15 marchers and arresting the rest for disorderly conduct as a white bystander crowd hurled objects at police vehicles. The mayor, inside his red brick bungalow, was not contacted. plainclothes officers guarded his home afterward.
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Chicago
Daley
Howard Pierson
Gregory
Pierson
Bigwigs Set Up Panel For Troop Buildup In Vietnam
Honolulu AP report says Joint Chiefs chairman Earle Wheeler announced after a secret eight hour conference that details for deploying 50 000 more American troops to South Vietnam were settled and the process is on a sound basis The talks included Gen William Westmoreland Admiral Grant Sharp and many other leaders from Washington Pearl Harbor and Saigon Wheeler noted multiple military options to reach the buildup goal and emphasized not revealing plans to the enemy He dodged questions on National Guard involvement while hinting the Army is sorting through implications and that units are well located for possible call up
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Honolulu
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
South Viet Nam
Wheeler
Washington , D.C
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
U.S. Grant Sharp
Pacific
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Saigon
United States
Silver Knights win Bible School contest and party at Hays home
Florence Kinney reports the Silver Knights class of the Methodist Church won a Bible School contest and celebrated with a Splash party at Mr and Mrs Richard Hays home featuring swimming and lawn games. Elaine Winans could not attend. The Cub Scouts Pack 100 camped out at Bril ton Run with 25 sleeping in tents and a corn roast. July and August chairmen for the event were named.
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Florence Kinney
Silver Knights
Methodist Church
Richard Hays
Hays
Bernard Skiff
Carol Blakeslee
Elaine Winans
Cub Scouts
Pack 100
Brilton Run
Gerry Stockton
Donald Allen
Jim Reed
Paul Clark
Ohio
William Barton
Akron
Steve Bereck
Jack
George Miller
Warren
H. Richard Hays
Richard Miller
Volant
Joe Kinney
Phil Davis
Meadville
Jim
Rose Reed
Reed Winfield
Ill
George F
Jack Rounds
Boy Killed as Tractor Overturns on Family Farm
Lancaster death report states seven year old Michael Dean of Strasburg died when a tractor tipped on a family farm. His brother Gary eleven, the driver, was injured with arm and elbow fractures and hospitalized.
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Lancaster
Michael Dean
Strasburg
Gary
Comedian Eugene Howard Dies in New York
Comedian Eugene Howard, 4, longtime straight man to his brother Willie Howard, died Sunday in New York City. The pair, famed in vaudeville circuits, entered the mayor's neighborhood for a service.
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New York
Eugene Howard
Willie Howard
Bill to Reform Immigration Policy Approved by House Panel
The House Judiciary Committee approved a bill to overhaul U S immigration policy including scrapping the 40 year old national origins quota system and creating a new preference order favoring relatives of U S citizens. The measure would set a 170000 annual ceiling on non Hemisphere entries and a 20000 per nation cap starting July 1 1968 with Western Hemisphere nations mostly exempt.
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Washinulun
House Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
U.S
Jll
Funeral Notices for Roy Lillie Held at Bracken Home
Funeral services for Roy Lillie will be held at the Bracken Federal Home at 8 p m Wednesday. Friends may call there from 7 to 9 p m and from 2 to 4 and 9 p m Tuesday. Burial will be in Spring Creek Cemetery.
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Lillie
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