Local notices and ads from CAHS drive bottle fundraiser and services
CAHS cheerleaders seek help for a pop bottle drive next Monday to fund new uniforms. Call 3 7315 to donate bottles. Also listed are local business ads for A & B Distributing Company and Turben's Auto Service with operating hours and delivery notes, plus a community address and miscellaneous names from a public notice column.
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PEO
CAHS
Reese Reteteitoate
A & B Distributing Company
Turben
Chevrolet
Taylor Returns to Washington Amid Vietnam Turmoil
Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor flies home from Saigon for consultations with President Johnson. Officials say no crisis is declared though Vietnamese reverses and Buddhist protests raise tensions as Taylor plans to report after about four days in Washington and may testify before Congress.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
Johnson
Saigon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Taylor
South
Dean Rusk
Robert
U.S
Neuyen Khanhbis
Two Brothers Die in Old Refrigerator Tragedy
In Island Park, New York, seven year old George Mayerhofer and five year old Joseph Mayerhofer suffocated after a family refrigerator, found in the garage, sealed shut trapping them. Police Lt. Rob ert Halvorsen noted the danger as the youths fought in vain to escape.
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Island Park
Robert Halvorsen
George Mayerhofer
Joseph
Boy 14 Admits Killing FourYearOld Debbie in Fairfax
Cincinnati news reports that 14 year old George Rickey Jr admitted killing Debbie Cappen, a four year old girl, after she screamed during a sexual assault. The body was found under a porch near Rickey's home following a two day search by volunteers and police. Rickey is held for juvenile authorities.
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Cincinnati
Cap
Debbie Cappen
Olive
James Finan
Fairfax
George Rickey Jr
Finan
Gil
Debbie
Yo Rickey
Rickey
Harry Smith
Frank Weikel
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
George
Alicia Rickey
Weskel
Smith
Wreck at Wayne and East Columbus Ave Ends With Damaged Cars
Vicki Lindsey driving north on Wayne stopped for a sign at East Columbus Ave Edge out to observe traffic. Rexford Mortis on East Columbus Ave saw the Lindsey car and swerved onto the berm. His bumper tapped hers and then hooked a utility pole destroying the Morris car rear end. Damage may reach 1000 dollars.
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Wayne Street
East Columbus Avenue
Vicki Ann Lindsey
East Irving Street
Wayne
Miss Lindsey
Shte
Rexford Mortis
East
Columbus Avenue
Mortis
Lindsey
Morris
Journal's Daily Edition Keeps Readers Informed
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Name New CMH Administrator
From 1992 to 195% Angelm was purchasing agent for Pottstown Hospital guiding an 87 to 150 bed expansion. He later served 1956-60 at Wilmington General Hospital as business manager and purchasing agent guiding 187 to 315 beds and taught courses in anatomy physiology and medical terminology. Since 1960 he has been assistant administrator at Community Medical Center Scranton overseeing all departments and acting in administrator’s absence. He will assume the post at Corry Memorial Hospital and the Antrim family seeks a small community life. Mrs Antrim is a nurse and active in hospital and church groups. They have two sons, Robert and another.
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CMH
Angelm
Pottstown
Wilmington (del.) General Hospital
Goldy-Beavem School of Business
Wilmington
Antrim
Community Medical Center
Scranton
Corry Memorial Hospital
Hospital Association of Pennsania
General Alumni Society
University of Pennsylvania Waits Club of Scranton
Pennsylvania Association of Notaries
Methodist Church of Scranton
Jefferson Medical College Hospital School of Nursing
Philadelphia
Scranton Hospital
Goodwill Industries
Women's Society of the Methodist Church
Robert
University of Maryland
14 Dead But Worst Of Epidemic Yet To Come
Houston reports fourteen deaths from encephalitis as the epidemic peaks. Health officials warn more cases and fatalities will occur while emergency facilities will be set up at Baylor University for prompt diagnosis. Entomologists and zoologists will collect mosquitoes and birds to identify the virus carrier and source.
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Fouston
Tex
Houston
GC. A. Pigford
Pigford
Baylor University
Two Boys Steal $230 From Pittsburgh Teller
Two youths about 12 to 17 years old grabbed $230 from a First Federal Savings & Loan teller in downtown Pittsburgh. A patrolman pursued them but lost the pair as they fled over the counter. The report notes one boy claimed to have asked for coin wrappers before the theft.
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LaVerne Mann
First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Pittsburgh
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