Discharged Names in Corry Area Notices
Discharged lists include Miss Frances Ross R. D. 4 Corry Mrs. Howard Rhoades 63 East Congress street and Mrs. Berneice Shreve 100 East Main street detailing local residents in an industrial or civic notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Williams
East Main Street
Willis Minnick
Spartansburg
Lyle Armburger
R. D. Oer
Iney Winans
Morse Walker
Findley
E. Arthur VanKeuren
Marion. Street
Thaddeus Czech
Worth Street
Emily Swantek
South First Avenue
Patricia Lee
Titusville
Ted Davis
Bear Lake
Frances Ross
R. D
Corry
Howard Rhoades
East Congress Street
Berneice Shreve
Johnson aides discuss inflation schemes amid White House briefing
Washington reports reveal John W. Buke Je, the council's executive director, asked about an invitation as the White House announced the routine briefing. The discussion centered on possible measures to combat potential inflation, signaling a broader policy focus during the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serenp
Washington
John W. Buke Je
Council
White House
Johnson
Bishop Albers Dies After Long Illness in Lansing
The Most Rev. Joseph H. Albers, 74, bishop of the Roman Catholic diocese of Lansing since 1937, died yesterday after a lengthy illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Joseph H. Albers
Man Killed In Blast At Du Pont Plant
A blast at an E. I. Du Pont de Nemours plant in Deepwater New Jersey left one man dead and two others in critical condition. Six workers suffered burns or cuts while Christof Weyd 27 of Elsmere Delaware died at Salem County Hospital. Arthur Clough 63 of Lee and Ronald Madvay 20 of Salem were listed in critical condition. The explosion followed a separate deadly fire at a nearby Du Pont plant in Carneys Point four days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deepwater
N. J
du Pont de Nemours Co
du Pont
Carney’s Point
Christof Weyd
Elsmere
Del
Salem County Hospital
Arthur Clough
Lee
Ronald Madvay
Salem
Family Awarded 117000 For Man's Death
A federal court jury awarded $117000 to the estate of James Barber of Evans City for a fatal 40 foot scaffold fall during Neville Island construction in May 1962. The award against Marquette Cement Co and Drago Corp comes after Barber died two days later.
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Pittsburgh
Butler County
James Barber
Evans City
Marquette Cement Co
Drago Corp
Barber
Neville Island
Standoff on Consumer Credit Bill Compromise Hints
Harrisburg AP A House judiciary subcommittee recommends changes to a consumer credit bill aimed at stopping merchant overcharges while keeping full disclosure of charges on credit sales The full committee plan to meet Monday to consider the subcommittee's recommendations Clarke chair notes proposed rate increases from 8 to 10 percent for installments and 6 to 8 percent over 500 dollars, to ease opposition from merchants and the chamber
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
House
Judiciary Special Committee
James F. Clarke
D-Allegheny
Full
Clarke
Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce
Group
Wold
Libya Bans Oil Exports to Rhodesia
Tripoli announces an oil export ban to Rhodesia in line with U N Security Council sanctions against Premier Ian Smith's regime. The move targets Rhodesia as a petroleum producer and supplier under international action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Libya
Rhodesia
U.N. Security Council
Ian Smith
Doctors Threaten Medicare Constitutionality At AMA Meet
Philadelphia AP report: AMA ends 19th clinical convention warning it will challenge the constitutionality of the federal Medicare law if needed. Delegates approve a clause allowing trustees to pursue legal action after review, opposing any public plan not doctor-run. Chicago AP: over 50,000 doctors may refuse direct federal payments under Medicare, per Association of American Physicians and Surgeons executive director Harry Northam. New York AP: city water storage rises 200 million gallons in 24 hours reaching 165.6 billion gallons, 34.8 percent capacity, compared with 165.4 billion previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
American Medical Association
Ever Curtis
Gloucester
Mass
AMA
Chicago
Association of American Physicians and Surgeons
Harry E. Northam
Northam
New York
New York City
Medicare Enrollment Deadline Sets March Thirty First
A March 31 deadline is set for Americans aged 65 and over to enroll in the voluntary medical insurance phase of the Medicare program. Those who miss the date face a two year waiting period for another chance, with exceptions for those turning 65 later allowing three months after the birthday month to enroll. The voluntary coverage costs $3 monthly and helps pay doctor bills and medical expenses.
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Washington
Social Security
Robert M. Ballemt
Dee
Library Board Hears Reports Seeks Librarian
At a noontime Corry Public Library Board meeting trustees laid groundwork for the 1966 budget and heard progress reports. The board announced 200 new library cards issued in November and October, noted growing use by high school students for night study, and accepted resignations of librarian Miss Mary Bramhall and board member Mrs. William Hall. Mrs. Dallas Smiley and Wallace Young were named to the budget committee to report at the February meeting, effective July 1, and both terms include basic hospital insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Wallace Young
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Frank Sabol
Rossbacher Lot
West South Street
Florida
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Taylor
Ge —Murphy
AllWay Electric
Ota
Milton-Bradley
Horsman
Fran
Jim
Katherine
Moose
Karen
Murphy’s
Corry Memorial Hospital
Chevrolet
PNA Club
Elks Club
Cliff ‘Carroll’s
Budweiser Anheuser
Busch
Orton
Columbus
Russell Stover
Sea’s Dry Store
Frank A. Toth
Franklin St
Federal Dope
Iowarener Corporation
Tient
Jeep
Buyer's
Union City
Medicare
Library Board
Faberge
Guerlain
D‘aromes
L‘heure
Dana
Cologne
DuBarry Gift Center
Seven Winds Cologne
Revlon
van Cleef
Arpels
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