Local Hospital Report and Community Notes Ad Offers
At The Hospital Report compiled as of today. Wednesday August 18 at 8 p m at VFW. This item lists community notices including a rummage sale Thursday and Friday 7 to 5 with baby clothing and some adult items at 703 South Center Street. Also mentions shoe store Zalz necks Family Shoe Store at 26 North Center Street and ads for local residents with addresses. Local rate 23c a line and ads accepted until noon. Call Union 4-3041 collect to place orders for Sterling Milk.
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VFW
Zalzneck’s
North Center Street
South Center Street
Union 4
AMA Chief Warns of Growing Federal Medical Influence
Univers ity Park Pennsylvania AP The president of the American Medical Association Dr James Z Appel of Lancaster warned that rising federal involvement in urban housing street and highway programs and health services risks eroding freedoms for states communities and individuals He spoke in prepared remarks at the seventh annual State Health Conference in University Park.
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University Park, Pa
American Medical Association
AMA
James Z. Appel
Lancaster
Appel
Heat Spawned Tornado Harms Town in South Carolina
A heat spawned tornado ripped through Ocean Drive Beach, injuring about 45 people and causing an estimated 1.3 million dollars in damage. Most victims suffered minor cuts, bruises or shock and were treated at hospitals overnight. Utility lines were down, roofs and windows damaged, and several cars destroyed.
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Ocean Drive Beach
8.C
South Carolina
Collision Fatal Near Indiana Pennsylvania
Mrs. Rachel Cravener aged 29 of R D 1 Indiana was killed in a head on collision with a tractor trailer on Route 422 near Shelocta last night as she drove a car.
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Indiana
Rachel Cravener
Shelocta
Pentagon Brass View Train Guardsmen at MP A
General Creighton Abrams Jr., army vice chief of staff, planned to visit the 10,000‑strong Pennsylvania Army National Guard division during two weeks of summer training at Camp Pickett and nearby sites. The unit began tank infantry drills with support from the 2nd Tank Battalion, 3rd Armored, of Scottdale.
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P. Runt
Pentagon
Creighton W. Abrams Jr
Army
Pennsylvania ‘Army National Guard
Camp Pickett
W3rd Armored
Scottdale
Firemen Balked as Governor’s Home Burns in Lightning Strike
Beckley firemen could not respond to a small blaze at Gov. Hulett C. Smith’s home because the governor’s house lies outside city limits. Mayor John Smith, a cousin, had ordered volunteers to tackle the fire with a garden hose after lightning struck the TV antenna.
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Pickley
W. Vavary
Hulett C. Smith
Beckley
John Smith
Congress Faces Busy Final Week on UN, Immigration and Aid
Congress nears adjournment with pending actions on UN peacekeeping funding and a foreign aid measure. The House may clear a new immigration law phasing out national origins quotas, while debates continue on a farm program and sugar bill. Other items include aid for higher education and anti poverty administration programs.
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Owever
Congress
Soviet Union
France
United Nations
Assembly
U.N
State Department
U.S
House
House Agriculture Committee
Senate
Industry Loans To Create 285 New Jobs in Erie
The Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority tentatively approved two loans totaling 400000 to expand two Erie industries. GEIDC says 285 new jobs will be created in the Erie area. details on a Willcreek millcreek project involve a US Canadian lift equipment plant. A $500000 building loan for a plastics maker plus a second 100000 loan for feeder components will add 285 jobs and expand working capital to 1.15 million. The plastics project employs about 100 now and could add 250 jobs. the feeder components firm adds 35 jobs with a 250000 total project cost.
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Ehue
Erie
Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
Greater Erie Industrial Even Corp
Thomas EB. Bundy
GEIDC
Evie
Bundy
Willcreek
Merry Highway
Peneley
Millcreek
U.S
Mead Park Directors Laud Grice for Service
Mead Park Association directors praised J. Robert Grice for eight years of service on the board and as city property and public parks director. Newly appointed City Council member Russell Brant attended. reports covered Little League grounds reconditioning dam repair and a new pavilion. A planned bridge over the stream near Nichols Lodge was shown as a bluepoint concept. Funds were raised by John Sweet’s graduating class for the work. Attendees included president David Nichols and Walter Auer.
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Mead Park Association
J. Robert Grice
Grice
Association
Russell Brant
Little League
Nichols Lodge
John Sweet
David Nichols
Walter Auer
State Senate Key To Aid For Colleges
Harrisburg AP The Senate faces the third round in the fight between the Scranton administration and House Democrats over community colleges. The House passed a bill to expand the Commonwealth role and give sponsoring districts more control, shifting a Senate admin proposal toward the Democratic plan. Expected to reach conference committee, the measure would cost about 4 million dollars this year, with 50 percent of capital costs covered and pensions funded. House vote was 154 to 52 with Minority Leader Kenneth B. Lee urging a slow approach until a statewide higher education plan exists. Lee argued against rushing large spending without a comprehensive plan and noted a Montgomery County ruling already struck the binding contract feature as unconstitutional. He said he supports community colleges but questions the current path.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Scranton
House
Kenneth B. Lee
R-Sullivan
Commonwealth
Boards of Directors
Montgomery County
Lee
Ex Govs Maid Charged in Stabbing
Police have arrested Alice C. Smith 47 of Philadelphia at the home of former Pennsylvania Gov George H Harle in connection with a stabbing of gardener-handyman Julian Abernathy 68 of Broomall. Abernathy was admitted to Bryn Mawr Hospital in stable condition after a Tuesday confrontation.
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Hadnok
Pennsylvania
George H. Harle
Julian Abernathy
Broomall
Bryn Mawr’ Hospital
Alice C. Smith
Philadelphia
Cars Collide Killing Boy At Uniontown
Two autos collided near Uniontown killing 16 year old Michael Kaufman and injuring his mother Irene Kaufman 28 Joyce Kaufman 1 and Jacqueline Morozek 12 of Chestnut Ridge were treated and released. The car pulled onto Route 51 from a side road seven miles north when struck broadside by a fleeing driver. A Greyhound bus on the scene assisted survivors.
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Uniontown
Michael Kaufman
Chestnut Ridge
Fayette County
Irene Kaufman
Joyce
Jacqueline Morozek
Edward E. Weaver
Morgantown
Wva
Kaufman
Vietnamese Feel They Have No Stake In War
Philadelphia based American Friends Service Committee official Stephen G. Gary says Vietnamese people feel no stake in the conflict and favor neither the Viet Cong nor the South Vietnamese government. After a three month Viet Nam tour he notes shifting control and broader civilian hardship beyond past relief experiences.
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Philadelphia
Stephen G. Gary
American Friends Service Committee
Viet Nam
Cary
Australia to give Malaysia $21 million defense aid
Australia will provide about $21 million in additional defense aid to Malaysia over the next two years. Treasurer Harold Holt announced this in the federal budget presentation to Parliament, saying the assistance would come as equipment and training aid.
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Canberra
Australia
Malaysia
Harold Holt
Decomposed weed blamed for French Creek fish kill
Erie officials blame decomposed duck weed for last week's fish kill in the west branch of French Creek. State health officials say weed caused low oxygen levels killing fish in Green and Venango counties. The commission proposed combined health reports and a detailed analysis for U S Public Health Service inclusion in the Lake Erie study.
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Erie
French Creek
Erie County
Green
Venango County
William ©. Hill Jr
Health Department
West Branch
County Health Department
Laurence Moriarty
Leslie Firth
Pennsylvania State University Agricultural Extension
Hill
U. S. Public Health Service
Washington
Lake Erie
Marianity
State Health Department
Meadville
Findley Lake
Moriarity
Firth
Penn State University
Greene
Venango
Funeral rites for Mrs Gurtha A Miles set at Bracken Home
Mrs Gurtha A Miles will have final rites at Bracken Funeral Home Thursday at 2 pm with interment in Wrightsville Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday 7 to 9 pm and Wednesday from 24 7 to 9 pm at the funeral home.
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Miles
Gurtha A. Miles
Bracken Funeral Home
Wrightsville
Reds to Make Rain Miami Cuba Pact Report
A Havana radio broadcast says the Soviet Union agreed to aid Cuba in producing artificial rain to boost farm output. The mutual scientific agreement would involve Soviet comrades assisting Cuba’s prime minister Fidel Castro in rainmaking plans.
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Miami
Pla
Havana
Soviet Union
Cuba
Fidel Castro
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