Corry Daily Notices Patch Names And Admits Many
Emergency contact number for Corry Memorial Hospital is listed. The notice includes admissions and discharges: John Glerum Sherman Floyd Curry Bear Lake Debra daughter of George Sherwood 130 Second Avenue Tenbuckel Sheracs Clayton Dunk Clymer Faral Director R D 3 Corry Mrs C Richard Lindberg R D 1 Corry Thelma 14 months daughter of Harold Graves Spartansburg Mrs Don Ginn 581 Wayne Street Richard Lindstrom 229 First Avenue DISCHARGED Mrs Claude Ayers 745 Liberty Street Thomas 14 son of Oliver Carter Spartansburg Theodore Hubley 19 East Bond Street Mrs Georgia Woodruff Centerville Deceased.
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John Glerum
Sherman
Floyd Curry
Bear Lake
Debra
George Sherwood
Second Avenue
Pe Tenbuckel
Sher-acs
Clayton Dunk
Clymer
Faral
R. D
Cor
Richard Lindberg
Corry
Thelma
Harold Graves
Spartansburg
Don Ginn
Wayne Street
Richard Lindstrom
First Avenue
Claude Ayers
Liberty
Thomas
Oliver Carter
Theodore Hubley
East Bond Street
Georgia Woodruff
Centerville
U S Leads Mars Race By Two Days In Space Flight
United States craft Mariner 4 maintained a speed of about 7 226 miles per hour toward Mars, two days ahead of the Soviet Zond 2 in the first interplanetary race. Mariner 4 is expected to reach Mars’s outskirts on July 14, while Zond 2 follows in the same general trajectory.
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Pasadena
Mariner
JPL
Robert J. Parks
Mars
Earth
Zond
Kennedy
Fla
Irs
Arrest-Four Game Poachers Continue From Page One
A veteran game protector and district supervisor described ongoing efforts to curb illegal poaching. Authorities report confiscated portions from 14 deer carcasses and one bear carcass, mainly bucks with large antlers. The illegal kills have occurred around Pine Cogan House and surrounding area.
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Page One
Open Testimony On Bobby Baker Fund Scandal
Federal law bars corporate contributions to campaigns as Republicans pressed to push forward a partisan probe during the presidential race. The Democratic majority blocked the effort. Baker quit a $19,600 annual government post in October 1963 and served under Johnson when he led the Senate. Reynolds aims to testify and may reveal surprises from the witness stand as Lennox P. McLendon is noted.
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Bobby Baker
Page One
Republican Committee
Baker
Johnson
Senate
Reynolds
Lennox P. McLendon
Cliff Carroll's Ad Rates and Beverage Offer Reel
An ad note outlines Line O Ad rates of 23 cents per line and states ads are accepted until the day of publication. It mentions Budweiser on tap at Cliff Carroll's and includes a prep note for hot items.
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Budweiser
Cliff Carroll
Rail Wage Talks Narrow Gap in Ten Cent Dispute
Secretary Wirtz resumes negotiations to close a wage gap estimated at under 10 cents per hour on a proposed three year deal. If talks fail a nationwide rail strike looms. unions seek about three cents more per hour annually than the 27 cent per hour three year offer from railroads.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Chicago
International Association of Machinists
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
The
Sheet Metal Workers’ International Association
Afl-Cio
Compromise Medicare Decide On By AMA Panel
An AMA legislative committee in Miami Beach meets behind closed doors to decide on four compromise Medicare resolutions. Proposals originate from Michigan California and the District of Columbia. The panel weighs a new approach to elder and indigent care without triggering federal interference. The debate signals a doubtful outlook as resolutions go under advisement. A separate note cites a news conference about an alleged payoff, with Reynolds declining to answer certain questions without Williams present.
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Miami Beach
Fila
Michigan
California
District of Columbua
AMA
Reynolds
Williams
Daylight burglary hits Klivans Jewelry Co
Franklin police investigate a daylight break in at Klivans Jewelry Co. a front window shattered between 7 and 7 30 am. several rings stolen from display cases. footprints in snow suggest entry from the shop to a vehicle. loss estimated pending inventory. officer says accomplice possible. investigation continues.
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Klivans Jewelry Co
Franklin
Samuel Broadman
Pranklin City
Paul Muni Released From Hospital After Treatment
Actor Paul Muni, 69, is discharged from Cottage Hospital in Santa Barbara after a month of treatment for a heart condition. Doctors say he is much improved and he has lived in semi retirement since 1962.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Paul Muni
Cottage Hospital
Muni
Russia Balks Over UN Funds in 1961 Assembly Fallout
The United Nations faced a potential delay as the Soviet Union refused to pay peacekeeping dues, prompting US and UN negotiations. Gromyko proposed postponing noncontroversial matters to February, while U Thant urged a temporary pause. The US sought a longer deferral and a commitment to future peacekeeping talks.
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United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
U. WN
Andrei Grumyka
Assembly
Bse
Alex Quaigon-Luckey
Ghana
Malwai
Malta
Zambia
U.N
United States
Soviet Union
U ‘Thant
Gromyko
Thant
Sayin
Security Council
Congo
Middle East
U.S
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Washington
Viet Nam
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