Community Hospital Emergency Glitch Delays Physician Call
Readable lines show Corry Memorial Hospital emergency call 665 8201 and ambulance 688 2433. Lists admit ted patients and discharged names with addresses including Willis Harrison and Marie MacInnes. Local notices advertise turkey flavors and Christmas decor at Rustic Restaurant store and a VFW dance on December 9 with Bobby Uleck band.
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Bachamer
Bachamer’s
First Avenue
Dees
V.F.W
Bobby Uleck
Santa
Woolworth’s
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Dad! & McCray
Seleieteieite Siesie
Social Security Bill Conformers Stage Military Level Reforms
Conferees trimmed liberal amendments in the social security bill, denying early retirements age 60 for most, raising retirement age 62, and boosting the earnings cap to 2,400 dollars. Disabled children’s benefits extend to 22, widows and widowers receive partial 82 percent or more, tax deductions on medical expenses broaden for the elderly, and new aid to needy children and AFDC provisions are added. The drug-price transparency amendment sponsored by Senator Long is dropped.
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House
Senate
Sen
Russell B. Long
D-La
Deaths Mrs Fred Christensen 80 in Spring Creek
Mrs Christinaen 80 of R D 1 Spring Creek died unexpectedly at home yesterday at 2 30 p m She was born April 27 1687 at Eagle Rock Venango County and lived in the Grand Valley and Spring Creek areas She was married 52 years to Fred J Christensen who survives Also surviving are a son Troyl Carr of Dunkirk NY a granddaughter one sister Mrs Blanche Kerr Franklin and five great grandchildren Services will be in Bracken Funeral Home Sunday at 2 p m with Rev John Kunselman officiating Interment at David Curtis Cemetery Columbus Friends may call Bracken Funeral Home tonight and tomorrow
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Fred
Mildred) ‘Christensen
Christensen
Spring Creek
Eagle Rock
Venango County
Grand Valley
Fred J. Christensen
Blanche Kerr
Franklin
Bracken Funeral Home
John Kunselman
David . Curtis Cemetery
Columbus
Gov Hughes undergoes cataract surgery in Philadelphia
AP reports Governor Richard J. Hughes had cataract removal surgery on his right eye at University of Pennsylvania Hospital. A spokesman said the operation was successful but provided no update on his condition. He had previously had surgery on the left eye last week as part of treatment for cataracts in both eyes.
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Philadelphia
Richard J. Hughes
University of Pennsylvania
New Jersey
NYC Police Say Mistake Led To Protestors Arrests
New York City police say an honest mistake led to the seizure interrogation and photographing of about 100 antiwar demonstrators near the United Nations before they were released without charges. The Stop The Draft Week coalition planned protests while police say wires crossed caused arrests, with 300 taken into custody and 198 charged over three days. Cathleen Fitt, 22, daughter of a Defense official, was among those arrested, and the Justice Department is reviewing possible violations of federal law.
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NEW York
New York City
Jacques Nevard
United Nations
New York Civil Liberties Union
Draft Week Committee
Times Square
Benjamin Spock
The
Civil Liberties Union
Union
Coun
Nevard
Asst
Frederick Kowsky
Kowsky
Sev Oth
Cathleen Fitt
Alfred B. Fitt
Justice Department
Navy ships tied up raise concerns amid savings promises
The Navy showed discontent over vessel immobilization though officials describe it as seasonal. Fewer ships docked at Atlantic fleet ports could save millions in fuel, with 33 ships affected in the Atlantic fleet serving the Cuba area and Sixth Fleet operations in the Mediterranean, near the Middle East.
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Atlantic Fleet
Atlantic
Cuba
U.S. Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Middle East
Helicopter unit recounts Viet Cong litter duties amid frontline shelling
Reports describe a civilian role pressed into service by the Viet Cong with about 25 others as litter bearers. At Con Thien, Communist shellfire hit the Marine outpost for a second day while artillery fire nearby diminished from Wednesday. Seven Marines died and 60 were wounded. Air action over North Vietnam was limited by weather to 75 missions. Marines used radar to target rail sidings and a storage area 120 miles northwest of Hanoi and the Son Tay barracks 22 miles from the capital. In Pittsburgh, one of five arrested for selling marijuana to high school students was found guilty in Allegheny County Court. sentencing for David Lawrence, 22, was deferred.
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Con Thien
North Vietnam
Marine
Hanoi
Son Tay
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
J. Frank McKenna
David Lawrence
Juauesne
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Oasis
North Center Street
Woolworth's
Fat
Corry Motor Lodge
al Alberts
Four Aces
So Testes
Cebe
Bob and
Irene
Bea's
National Bank of
Stranahan‘s
Spartansburg
Mestenorteeie Atte Atestesteage
Sea’s Drug Store
Papo Se Pos
Roy Downs
Royal Rangers
Bill’s Place
Tim Travell
Dan Boone
Ato Bares
Stren
Pattison
Atlantic Service
Center
Smith Streets
Nielsen’s
R. D
Ceionio
Meer Dénk’s
Odd Fellows Hall
Daa
Pete
Ropar
Willis Harrison
Union City
Anthony Messina
Mead Avenue
Eugene Cady
Clymer
Vern Johnson Jr
LeRoy Ladd
Edward
Donald Reed
Terry
John Stockton
Marie MacInnes
East Park Place
Ivan Miller
Leona Lennen
Barker, NY
William Silvis
Sampson Apps
Elk Street
Brenda
Robert Trott
Shady Avenue
Bradley Johnson
Ronald Redenz
Sixth Avenue
Connie S. Eae Dente
Eheateeteateate Teavy
Rustic Restaurant
Social
Bob Church
North Center St
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Nyc
Navy
Corry Journal
Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry, PA
Timmy
Tate
Cord
Ren
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