Local Admitted and Discharged List with Meeting Notice
Admitted entries include Merle Wassink Clymer Mrs Marry Chris 1005 East Main Tina 17 months son Arthur Giacoma RD 1 Corry John Flanigan Clymer Rebecca Kuhn 33 Oak ley avenue Kert Pless 138 Ohio street Ames Roden 222 West Smith Pete Mrs Richard Hegner Mayville Raymond Crissman Bear Lake Mrs Charles Jewell Pittsfield John Hornick 512 West Columbus Avenue Mrs Clair Damon North Clymer Discharged Paul McCray Spartansburg Mrs Rose Ross RD 4 Corry Mrs Eva Sexton Elgin Mrs Lloyd Austin 46 Ohio street Phillip Thompson Spartansburg Miss Beverly Troyer Elgin WOTM regular meeting Thursday Officers 7:30 Coworkers 8:00 Refreshments Committee chairmen meet tonight at 7:30 Moose Lodge 1118
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Wassink
Clymer
Marry Chris
East Main Street
Tina
Arthur Giacoma
RD. 1
Paul McCray
Spartansburg
Rose Ross
R. D
Corry
Eva Sexton
Elgin
Lloyd Austin
Ohio Street
Phillip Thompson
Beverly Troyer
Apportionment Fight Delays Senate Adjournment
Senate leaders led by Mike Mansfield grapple with legislative reapportionment as they seek adjournment this week. Aimed at delaying court-ordered district equalization, the move spots a clash with liberals while the Foreign Aid bill and Food for Peace program top the agenda. If adjournment fails, Mansfield warns lawmakers may reconvene after the Democratic National Convention to finish remaining business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Mansfield Ries
Senate
Mansfield
Johnson
Tait
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Ieader
Woulis
Erksen
UN Officials Killed In Congo Probe
In eastern Congo near Bukavu, two French UN officials Jean Plicque and Francois Preziosi were killed while visiting a refugee camp under rebel pressure. The ILO and UNHCR staff were investigating planned reprisals against refugees as they advised Watasi refugees to stay out of politics. A UN team under Congolese protection sought to recover the bodies. The incident follows UN troop withdrawal and amid U.S. aid shipments and paratrooper deployment to bolster forces against rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Plicque
International Labor Organization
Francois Preziosi
U.N. High Commission For Refugees
Kivu
Bukav
U.N
Bukavu
Rwanda
Leopoldville
United States
U.S
Congo war mercenaries join central government
Pravda framed the move as the start of U S intervention in the Congo and accused Washington of defying United Nations resolutions. Several former Katanga era mercenaries returned to fight for the Congolese central government against a Communist backed rebellion in the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congo
Pravda
United States
Washington
United Nations
Katanga
Sheik Nixes U.S. Woman For Harem
In Beersheba AP wires report Sheikh Suleiman el peel a Wealthy desert patriarch with 39 wives and 70 children states he rejects an offer from Dayton Ohio woman Marie Miller to join his harem for a year for 50000 dollars. He says Americans did not meet his standards. Miller, an electronics assembler, sought to provide financial security for her two daughters and awaits the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheik
U.S
Beersheba
Israel
United States
Sheik Suleiman el Peel
Desert
Marie Miller
Dayton
Ohio
Crash Kills 2 In Pittsburgh Area Head-On Collision
Two autos collided head on on a ramp to a bridge today killing both drivers. The victims are Thomas Ritz, 42, of Mount Pleasant, and Lawrence E. Enerich, 25, of Turtle Creek. Each man was alone in his vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Thomas Ritz
Mount Pleasant
Lawrence E. Enerich
Turtle Creek
Kinney Anniversary and local notices mark Spartansburg page
Mr and Mrs Clyde Kinney celebrated their 57th wedding anniversary with a 1907 Grand Valley marriage noted. The Kinneys have seven children Willis James Francis in Spartansburg. Hallie Coates in Sparta. Margaret Russ in Corry. Mamie Stanford in Edinboro. 32 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. The Longs observed their 18th anniversary. a dinner followed by visits to Edinboro and Corry. A 1956 graduation class plans a Canadoh ia Lake Park reunion on August 29. names Shirley Sutton Rose James John Tennies needed for addresses. Various visits include Delmar Drought and Terry Drought from Anaheim and trips to Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Kinney
Spartansburg
Clyde Kinney
Clyde
Amy
Grand Valley
Smallenberger
Rena Kinney August
New Garden
Ohio
Melvin Shambaugh
Corry
Shirley Sutton
Rose James
John Tennies
Raymond Hicks
Gary
James Maxwell
Buffalo
Niagara Palls
Buffalo Zoo
Rusty
Fay Maxwell
Hickses
Aud Everett
Violet Hicks
Niagara Falls
Russell Mitchell
Canada
Fort Niagara
Isaac Sherlock
Fred Clute
Union City
Jamestown
N. Y
Picnic dinner hosts and weekend visitors listed
Just off Route 77 south. There were 79 present for the picnic dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mc Bride and daughters Edith and Evie of Louisville Ky were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Shreve. Sunday guests at the Shreve home were Mr. and Mrs. James Shreve and Penny of Conneautville and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Shreve of Titusville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Route 77
Raymond McBride
Edith
Evie
Louisville
R. V. Shreve
Shreve
James Shreve
Penny
Conneautville
Gerald Shreve
Titusville
GOP Sets Up TV Campaign for 1964 White House Bid
Senate advisers to Goldwater map a broad TV strategy with about $4.5 million by late September. Plans include aimed and taped programs, regional and national broadcasts, live national appearances, and radio and TV spot announcements, building intensity as the election nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Barry Goldwater
White House
Goldwater
Dean Burch
Johnson
Youth 17 Injured On Drag Strip In Hydetown
A Centerville youth, Jerry Turk, 17, was seriously injured when his car overturned on a newly fixed drag racing road near Mystic Park Road in Hydetown. Hospital officials said he sustained injuries to his right arm left ankle and head and was listed in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Centerville
Hydetown
Titusville Hospital
Jerry Turk
Francis Turk
Mystic Park Road
Ate
Blue Cross of Western Pennsylvania 1963 highlights
The document reports 85,456,863.96 dollars paid by Blue Cross of Western Pennsylvania last year, outlining community service goals, coverage details, and expenses. It notes 552,586 subscribers, 6,184 hospital bills over 1,000 dollars, and a low administrative cost of about 4.1 cents per dollar. The piece emphasizes accessibility of hospital care and cooperation with local hospitals and utilization projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Cross
Western Piygnsylvania
Fire
Western Pennsylvania
Bio Cross
Pennsylvania
Ciety Foundation
Hospital Council of Western Pennsylvania
Governor's Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Turben
Chevrolet
Tod
American Legion
G. Lawson
J. King
R. Lawson
C. Jackman
J. Lawson
J. Johnson
L” Club
Rete Stadestestaat
Keystone
Rexall Drugs
Corry Memorial Hospital
Union
SPH
Bowl-Aire Ladies
Zalzneck's
Gededey
WOTM
Moose Lodge
Leopoldville, the Congo
Loblaws
Storely
Gloria
Park Club Beverages
Conrerr Our Ham
Dean
Hago
Searle
Cliff Carroll
Concrete and Gravel CO
Auto Glass Table Top Glass General Auto Repair
Frank's Auto Service
Thomas Motors
Cohen Auto Supply
Franklin St. Dial
Freink Litz Jr
Spring Street
TUFFY
Ture
Washington Streets
E.F.M
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Gop
Republican National Committee
Bresit Pernsylv
Allegheny County Medical So
Blue Cross of Western Pennsylvania
Smithfield Street
Blue Cross Annual Report
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