Admitted and discharged names list from Silver Springs visit
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges including Mrs Elmer Bowman and Doris Marr with addresses in Spar tansburg Clymer and Columbus. Several children are named with ages and parents. Also mentions Ray Carpenter window washer in underwater aquarium and a prompt to read Tue Journal daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Bowman
Wright Street
Ernest
Louis Brown
Spartansburg
Frank McKnight
East Pleasant Street
Clarence Lindstrom
R. D
Doris Marr
Clymer
Henry Pedensky
North Center Street
Leo Neckers
Mead Avenue
Grace Whaley
Stuart LaCross
North Clymer
Silver Springs
Fla
Ray Carpenter
Letter to Khrushchev in JFK book teased by Look serialization
New York AP report states Mira Kennedy confirms a JFK letter to Premier Khrushchev will appear in Look magazine’s serialization of William Manchester’s The Death of a President. The paper notes Mrs Kennedy believes Johnson will continue her husband’s policy of control and restraint even as the book hints at Johnson’s portrayal.
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New York
Mira
John F. Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
White House
Kennedy
Johnson
Look
William Manchester
Associated Press
Manchester
Warren Commission
John Connally
Texas
Dallas
Connally
Charles Bartlett
Robert S. McNamara
Bartlett
Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr
Dean Rusk
Robert Kennedy
Dog Digs Free After Snow Trap Near Berthoud Pass
Nikki a four year old Malemute, was buried under hard packed snow after a controlled avalanche near Berthoud Pass. Ranger Bert Naumann of the Forest Service set off the slide, the dog survived by air under a stunted fir tree until it tunneled out after hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow Trap Winter Park
Colo
Nikki
Berthoud Pass
Bert Naumann
U.S. Forest Service
Neumann
Naumann
Timberline
Red China’s Nuclear Ambition Tests Sino Soviet Relations
The piece argues Red China aims to break the nuclear monopoly and rejects a nonproliferation treaty. It notes Beijing’s stance against disarming non-nuclear nations and warns Moscow grows jittery as China gains confidence. The analysis links China’s tests to rising tension with the Soviet Union and regional risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking People's Daily
Red China
China
Moscow
U.S.S.R
Western Hemisphere
Faces Murder Charge In Woman's Slaying
In Hanover, Clifford R. Birch, 28, is charged with murder in the Nov. 16 shooting death of Mrs. Alice V. Gamble, 38, who died from complications of a neck wound after being shot at her home. Gamble was admitted to Hanover General Hospital and is survived by her husband four sons and a stepson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Clifford R. Birch
York County
Alice V. Gamble
Hanover General Hospital
Verne M. Busler Jr
Justice of the Peace
Jail Mill Ride In Girl's Death
A mill worker Robert Brucker 28 Baldwin Borough was questioned and jailed in the slaying of Patricia Schreiner 19 Pittsburgh South Side. Detectives said she was found gagged and battered along a Baldwin railroad track strangled with a belt. Parents said she left Tuesday night with a man they did not know.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Robert Brucker
Baldwin Borough
Patricia Schreiner
South Side
Allegheny County
Brucker
Baldwin’ Borough
U S Politicians Debate Vietnam War Tactics and Civilian Toll
Senator Kennedy argues for stronger penalties against Communists as the war could drag on for years without a decisive victory. Senator Morse laments civilian casualties and accuses U S air attacks of widening a credibility gap. The State Department says 57 Americans, mostly newsmen, have permission to travel to North Vietnam, up four from prior figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
U.S
U.S. Vietnam
Wayne Morse
Dore
North Vietnam
Morse
New York Times
Hanoi
United States
State Department
North Vietnam Grants Visas to U.S. Journalists Amid War Controversy
The North Vietnamese government has granted entry permits to New York Times reporter Harrison E. Salisbury and TV commentator Louis Lomax, despite U.S. restrictions. Salisbury’s dispatches on civilian casualties sparked dispute as a U.S. flyer disputes his Nam Dinh reporting. Navy commander Mandeville describes Nam Dinh as heavily defended with rail yards and fuel facilities, while local officials called it a textile town with little military value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
North Vietnam
Harrison E. Salisbury
New York Times
Louis Lomax
State Department
Salisbury
Nam Dinh
Hanoi
Cmdr
Robert C. Mandeville
Navy
Norfolk
Ledger-Star
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VFW
Herbie” Johnson
Frank Sabol
Rossbacher’s Lot
Shpo Epgey
Canadohta Lake Park
Hammond Builders Supply
Brokenstraw
Youngsville
Tad
PNA
Corry
Billy
Kid
Canadohia Lake Park
the Raiders
Orton
Columbus
U. S
Cliff ‘Carroll’s
Budweiser Anheuser
Busch
FBI
Wendel Net
Kroehler
AMTIM
Berkline Rock
Stees
Tagy
Barney’s Firestone
South Center Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Earl Roberts
James
Floyd Hockenberry
Irwin Crane
Liberty
Theodore Zeyzus
Douglas Pless
White Street
Maria
William Boythe
Diane
Frank Fedorchuk
Cascade Street
East Main Street
Stanford Hose Company
Gopeete Ete
Turben’s Auto Service
Chevrolet
PRS
All Way
the Moose
Royalaires
Khrushchev
Jfk
Pittsfield
Betty
Jail Mill
Flatten
Sonny Doyle
the Three Sons
Bill Hayley
Comets
Ken Smith
Orchestra
Corry Motor Lodge
Columbus Avenue
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