Admitted and discharged names from West Mothington area
A hospital log lists admissions including Raymond Higley 38 Fifth Street Albert Clawson 61 North Center Street Mrs D A Hillstrom 44 East Congress Street and others. Discharges include LaVerne Skinner North Clymer Doyle 6 son of Mr and Mrs G Fred Duell 119 East Congress Street.
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Raymond Higley
Albert Clawson
North Center Street
D. A. Hillstrom
East Congress Street
Virgil Emory
Clymer
Thomas
Donald~Simmonson
Lemon Street
Donald Mand
Marion Street
Margaret
Harvey Bensink
James
Ralph Davis
Spartansburg
Tragic 727 Crash Near Fort Sneek Details Emerge
Coast Guard reports a gunmetal gray 727 named United Flight 399 crashed near Fort Sneek after a radar fix about to enter the pattern at O’Hare. Captain Melville W Towle 42 led the flight from Chicago with four children aboard, while crew and passengers including Roger White and Maurice Leamer are identified. Officials note an oil smell at the scene with no other signals of distress as search continues.
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Ft. Sneek
Federal Aviation Agency
Gerald T. Applégape
Ue Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Arundel
Chicago
Sasyo
United
Melville W., Towle
Wyckoff
O'Hare Tower
Irs
Roger M. White
North Plainfield
Maurice Lteamer
Khong
N.Y
Stewartresses
Phyllis Rickert
Chieigo
Sandra H. Fuh
Mount Prospect
Ill
Jeneal G. Beaver
Tone Beach
Calif
Long Vistaphta
Tse
Mark 40th Year For Cuban Reds
The Cuban government commemorated the 40th anniversary of the Cuban Communist Party. Prominent in the party was the principal speaker, with no mention of Fidel Castro or Dorticos. Vatican health reports say Pope Paul VI remains in fine health after a period at Castel Gandolfo, while a Northwest DC4 crash near Lake Michigan in 1950 killed 58. Coast Guard searches for the wreck noted good visibility, light waves, and a half moon.
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AML Fla
Cuba Communist Party
Jayanb
Sipmpn
Hevi
Lake Michigan
Towles
Resignation of Martin criticizes Pennsylvania highway program
Harrisburg AP reporting confirms Martin resigned July 26 as a Slavyedir consultant to the Scranton administration. He called the $10 billion six year plan “pie in the sky” and said he had little to do recently. He said the resignation was friendly and he regretted his remarks. He discussed it with Henry Harral before writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Martin
Scranton Administration
Lawrence
Marlin
Highways Administration
Munday
P'vye
Harral
Highways
Henry D. Harral
Highways Department
Scranton
State Highway Commission
Hargal
Pennsylvania
Funeral rites set for Mrs Gurtha A Miles
Funeral services for Mrs Gurtha A Miles will be at Bracken Funeral Home Thursday at 2 PM with burial in Wrightsville Cemetery. Friends may visit at the funeral home Tuesday 7 10 to 9 PM and Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Gurtha A. Miles
Bracken Funeral Home
Wrightsville Cemetery
Food expert Dr Vladimir Tomoshenko dies at 80
Stanford Calif. Dr Vladimir P Tomoshenko 80 world authority on agriculture and food problems and professor emeritus at Stanford University died Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Calif
Vladimir P. Tomoshenko
Stanford University
20 Years Ago He'd Never Have Escaped With It
Willie A. Carman, a 70-year-old great grandmother, chased a purse snatcher for five blocks after he took her bag as she boarded a bus. She yelled for help from bystanders but none assisted. the thief escaped with $4, eyeglasses, and diabetic medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benumjre
Arimane
Chayed
Willie A. Carman
Hearings Form on Constitutional Issues Spawned by Scions of Ervin Targe
Senator Sam J. Ervin Jr and Senator Joseph D. Tydings prepared for hearings on constitutional questions. They began a yearlong background study and sent letters to press, bench, bar, law professors, and others seeking views on conflicts between a defendant's right to a fair trial and the public's right to information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Ervin
Joseph D. Tydings
D-Md
Judicial Machinery Subcommittee
Titusville acts to speed up downtown redevelopment
Titusville City Council moved to rescind a prior resolution that halted the Better Days project waiting for a developer contract. The redevelopment authority plans to start buying properties once authorized, with about 2700 dollars in tax money expected to compensate the city for costs during negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Redevelopment Authority
Wid
Crown Construction Co
Johnstown
Hight
Herbert K. Varnum
Philadelphia
Authority
Ben McEnteer
John Chick
Blue Cross of Western Pennsylvania 1964 hospital care report
In 1964 Blue Cross covered 316 188 inpatient and 290 664 outpatient cases in Western Pennsylvania paying hospitals 89 009 640 81 for care and 3 687 695 58 in admin costs totaling 92 697 335 39. The program supported medical review, hospital utilization studies, and data driven analysis with Hospital Utilization Project involving 175 000 discharged patients.
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Blue Cross
Pennsyvania
Western
Pennsylvania
Blue Grass
Allegheny County Medical Society Foundation
Hospital Council of
Wester Pennsylvania
HUP
Western Pennsylvania
Blue Cross Consulting
Governor’s Hospital Commission
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Turben's Auto Service
Chevrolet
Kodiak
Kodak
Seepeete Teseeete Tees
Cail Union
VFW
Bowl- Aire
Carrig’s
Ghie-Carroll's
West Mothhington Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
LaVerne Skinner
North Clysmer
Pops Soroy
Vets Club
Mark
Cuban Reds
Vatican
Paul
Poptiffi
Simmer
Alban Hills
Personis
Analenate
Wenall
Washington St
Corry, PA
Dial
A&b Distributing Co
du Bois
Koehler
Genesee
Ballantine
Schlitz
Miller Hi Life
Carrig
Sestak
Flye Rexall Drugs
F-Thett
Robert Abraim
Allidon Park
R. Lamberto
Pittsburgh
Blue Cros
John W. Rodgers
Blue’ Cross
Smithfield Street
Gilsado Molinaro
Connellsville
N Resti Dwine
Hee
Unanime
Imp
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Preser ‘the
Wats
Cou
Siune
Divi Boa
Tude Tran
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