Hospital Report and local notices from Corry area
At The Hospital Report lists admissions including Robert Gates and Mrs. Donald Ryan among others and discharges such as Mrs. Ethel Engle. The notice also covers a funeral for a local resident Hogenboom and schedules for visits and services at Abbe Reformed Church. Classified ads note local business promotions and services with routine publication deadlines.
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Robert Gates
R. D
Corry
Donald Ryan
Union City
John Flanigan
Clymer
Renee
Oliver Whitney
Joseph
Francis Kinney
Spartansburg
The
Corry Journal
Turben
Chevrolet
Shafer Aide Testimony Reveals Campaign Materials
A Dauphin County hearing during the 1980s campaign era hears from William D. Greenlee and others about publicity efforts for the GOP gubernatorial nominee. The record notes envelopes and brochures distributed in 1985 and questions over Shapp primary expenses.
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Eas
Raymond EE
GOP
Republicans Committee
Arthur Sampson
State Department of Property
Shafer
Shapp
Samuel W. Sawyer II
Philadelphia
Violence sparks warning on Kennedy killing coverage
In findings discussed on Page One, Dr. Wertham and Dr. Westman discuss the Kennedy assassination claim by Lee Harvey Oswald from the penthouse to the parade route. They warn a wave of violence could continue unless society acts. A second item reports Lester A. Wright, 23, of Irwin Pa, Navy gunners mate, killed in a South Viet Nam jeep collision.
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Ren Commission
Les Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Oean
Westman
Whitman
Oswald
Dr. Wertham
Asia
Irwin
Lester A. Wright
South
Viet Nam
Harry Wright
Defense Department
Volpe Signs Law Penalizing Speedometer Fraud
Governor John A. Volpe signed a bill imposing a 100 dollar fine for turning back car speedometers to misstate miles. The measure targets auto dealers who readjust odometers to mislead buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John A. Volpe
Long Island Rail Road offers wage hike to 6 850 workers
The Long Island Rail Road proposes a 55 million three year wage increase for its 6 850 union employees though the current contract runs to December 31. The Metropolitan Commuter Transportation Authority owner sent letters to 17 unions seeking smooth negotiations and offered to align vacation and holiday benefits with national contract talks in Chicago.
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New York
Long Island Rail Road
White House
Metropolitan Commuter ‘Transportation Authority
LIRR
Howard J. Bellis
Chicago
Motorist Shot During Rush Hour Drive in Youngstown
A 31 year old man, Edward Jackson, was shot in the abdomen while driving through heavy traffic in Youngstown Ohio. He drove to a filling station where he told staff he had been shot. Doctors at St Elizabeth Hospital removed a .38 caliber bullet and he is listed in satisfactory condition. Police found two bullet holes in a right window. no motive or suspects identified.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Edward Jackson
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Jackson
Convicts Help War Effort Across Federal Prisons
Washington AP reports a rising flow of war materiel produced in U.S. federal prisons. Items include dog tags, gun bore brushes, tank treads, mattresses, canvas goods, and ship fittings. Federal Prisons Inc. shipped 50 million dollars in goods last fiscal year, with half serving the Defense Department and an eight million dollar production rise over 1965.
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U.S
Southeast Asia
Defense Department
el Reno
Okla
Viet Nam
Terre Haute
Ind
Tallahassee
Fla
Leavenworth
Kan
Petersburg
Texarkana
Tex
Atlanta
Lewisburg
Federal Prisons, Inc
Private Chat Couples Attend Harriman Reception in Washington
Luci Johnson and her fiancé Patrick Nugent shared a private chat outside a reception hosted by Ambassador Averell Harriman. Fed prison official T Wade Markley touted a high quality production and training program as preparations for reentry. The couple’s wedding is set for August 6 with Luci wearing a Picasso pink chiffon dress at the event.
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Luci Johnson
Patrick J. Nugent
T. Wade Markley
Federal Prison Industries
Averell Harriman
Washington
Harrimans
Luci
Pat
Nugent
Primary results shape 1966 Senate and governorship races
In Idaho Kansas and Missouri primaries, Len B Jordan faces Ralph Harding for the Senate while Ellsworth trails Pearson. Avery and Docking headline Kansas governor’s race. Missouri incumbents Schord Jones Hall and Karsten contest renomination as Holman wins Democratic renomination. Ernest J Jacobs, 80, retired YMCA executive, dies in Norristown.
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Page One
Len B. Jordan
Idaho
Ralph Harding
Pearson
Kansas
Ellsworth
Congress
J. Floyd Breeding
Gov. Avery
Robert Docking
Arkansas City
Avery
Dell Crozier
Wichita
Missouri
Richard H. Schord
Paul C. Jones
Durward G. Hall
Robert L. Sharp
Frank Karsten
Haskell Holman
YMCA
Norristown
Ernest 3. Jacobs
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Ethel Engle
West Church Street
Melvin Rogers
Richard Huffman
East Main Street
Linda Turben
Columbus
George Gage
Daughar Marlo Ann
Snyder Chaor Sandra Crawford
Ashville
N. Y
Duane Bemis
Ernest Hinsdale
Hogenboom
Body Clymer
Abbe Reformed Church
Holland Cemetery
Zalzneck
Cathers
Macko's Market
U. S
Abtor
Markey
Robert Tunnell
Sterling Milk
Robert Tumnell
Northwestern Pennsylvania Heart Association
Cause of the Heart Association
Hubert Vaughn
J. A. Sedam
Sterling All Star Dairy
Peach ST
Erie
Call
North Center Street
Rose Darrow
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