Local Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted
WU unable to summon a physician in emergency. Corry Memorial Hospital emergency line 065-8201. Corry ambulance 688-3433. Admitted Doyle, son of G. Fred and Mrs. Duell, 19 East Ingress Street Melvin. Douglas, son of Melvin and Mrs. Rose, RD 8 Corry. Lynn, daughter of Roger L. Westley, Clymer. Mrs. Bernice Shreve, 100% East Main. Discharged Jennie Patten, Union City. Mrs. Russell Merritt, 341 Second Avenue Wade. Gordon Bennett, 108 Sixth Avenue.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Doyle
G. Fred Duell
Jennie
Robert Patten
Union City
Russell $. Merritt
Second Avenue
Wade
Richard Huffman
Et Circle
Gordon Bennett
Sixth Avenue
Viet Forces Press With No Casualties Reported North Of Saigon
U S and Vietnamese forces fought Viet Cong across several districts with Long Dien district town hit by mortar fire and a nearby police station damaged. In a one day operation in Binh Thuan Province 86 Viet Cong were killed, while US air forces flew nearly 2000 sorties across Vietnam reporting heavy damage. Eight F105 Thunderchiefs attacked a bridge near Dien Bien Phu, returning safely. Skyraiders dropped 1000 leaflets over southeastern North Vietnam.
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Saigon
Long Dien
U.S
Saigoyi
Binh Thuan
Viet Nam
Dien Bien Phu
Vinh
Hold Rites For Mrs. H. Kolstee
Funeral service for Mrs Homer Marian Kolstee was held at Abbe Reformed Church Clymer with Rev. Tunis Miersma officiating. Burial in West Lawn Cemetery Columbus. Grandsons Gerrold Koerselman James W and Michael Kolstee. Many relatives from Clymer Corry and surrounding areas attended including Phil Moore Edna Morris Emil Lindholm Ben Miller Donald Miller Lyle McGlelland Ray Carnahan Dan Bennett Guy Hurlbut and Corry DAR members.
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Homer (Marian) Kolstee
Abbe Reformed Church
Clymer
Tunis Miersma
West Lawn
Columbus
James TenHaken
Howard Legters
Home Sweet Home
Paul Ten
Huisen
Gerrold Koerselman
James W
Michael Kolstee
Kenton
Dennis
Paul Heslink
Clymer and Corry
Phil ‘Moore
Philadelphia
Edna Morris
Allegany
N. Y
Emil Lindholm
Brockway
Ben
Reach Accord In Hotel Strike In Pittsburgh Hilton workers end 64 day walkout
Negotiators reached a tentative agreement early today in a 64 day strike by about 350 Hilton Hotel service employees in downtown Pittsburgh. The accord was forged in marathon talks at City Hall with Mayor Joseph M Barr calling both sides together for a second time today. A Viet Cong grenade factory raid west of Saigon uncovered Russian and Vietnamese currency with a printing press and arms. The spokesman said the amount of money was not disclosed.
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Oi Itsburgh
Hilton Hotel
Pittsburgh
Joseph M. Barr
Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Probe Window Shooting At Clymer
CLYMER The Chautauqua County sheriff s office continues its investigation of a shooting spree in this village late Saturday night or early Sunday morning that damaged store windows with a BB or air gun. Estimated replacement value tops $2,000 as panes crack from vibrations and wind, repair likely not covered by insurance. Windows at Kent s Grocery G H Tenpas Service Station Kooman Furniture Store Lictus Keystone Station Neckers Co Store plus smaller panes at Gallup TenHaken M J Cordia Garage and the former Mitchell Garage show damage. three new holes found in the latter during Monday inspection.
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Clymer
Chautauqua County Sheriff's Office
Kent's
G. H. Tenpas
Kooman Furniture
Lictus Keystone Station and Neckers Co
Gallup & ‘TenHaken
M. J. Cordia
Mitchell
South Center Street
Tionesta Officer Killed in War Wife Has Baby Same Day
Warren County reports Army First Lieut. Robert C. Fuellhart Jr. 25 of Tionesta was killed in action in Viet Nam. His wife Jan Bell Fuellhart gave birth to a seven pound seven ounce girl at 12:56 p.m. in Titusville Hospital. He had served two months with a ranger advisor unit in Viet Nam and was a 1962 West Point graduate who played football.
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Warren
Viet Nam
Tionesta
Warren County
Army
Robert C. Dd. Fuellhart Jr
Vic
Robert C. H. Fuellhart Sr
Defense Department
Jan Bell Fuellhart
Titusville Hospital
Fuellhart
West Point Military Academy
Lonesome End
Bill Carpenter
Dems Widen Gap In Voter Registration
Democrats lead Republicans 231 to 129 in new registrations with 19 miscellaneous filings, totaling 379 new registrations since May 24. The voter deadline for the November general election nears. The Voter Registration vehicle, touted by Commissioner Chairman William C. Hill, will tour soon after a 1964 Erie County record of 124,541 registrations. The Dems held a larger share in the November 1964 presidential vote. the current lead stands at 6,574 from May 18 figures.
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Nor
Helen M. Gressley
Gressley
Gresley
William C. Hill
Erie County
Rivers on Vietnam policy and risks of victory
Red Chinese commentary quotes Rivers urging decisive policy in South Vietnam. He notes the US has large airlift into Viet Nam, questions use and outcomes, and argues victory requires accepting associated risks. He expresses confusion over the fuss and says he has long held these views.
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Viet Nam
Rivers
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