Funeral Notices Admitted and Discharged List
A mixed local notice lists admitted and discharged patients with names and addresses, including Mrs Clyde McCray Spar tansboro Mrs Henry Simmonson 583 Liberty street Lloyd Thomas 105 Snyder Circle Mrs Robert Boerst Clymer William Hazeltine 115 West Park Place and others. It also notes shoe store advertising wear testing and hospital chapter night events plus Elk club dinner reservations and Sterling Milk ad. Funeral notice for Mrs Blanche Cooper Barnes states service details at St George Funeral Home with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery mausoleum.
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Clyde McCray
Spartansboro
Henry Simmonson
Liberty Street
Lloyd Thomas
Snyder Circle
Robert Boerst
Clymer
William Hazeltine
West Park Place
David Edwards
North Clymer
Everett Tryon
Candace Rose
Raymond Walton
Oscar Vance
R. D
Corry
Alfred Weitschat
Gon
Ronald A
James
Probe Rackets In Huge Union Welfare Funds
Senate Investigations subcommittee launches a study into large union welfare and pension funds that rarely pay benefits while administrators profit. The inquiry, requested by Senator McClellan, also targets bank and savings and loan failures linked to racketeers manipulating control of institutions. <END>
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Washington
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Rules Committee
Senate
McClellan
New York and Virginia Forced to Hold Special Elections This Fall
The Supreme Court affirmed orders requiring New York to elect a new legislature and Virginia to elect a new state Senate this November, curtailing their terms for two successive sessions. The ruling shifts apportionment power to district courts and may not guarantee a November vote, with Justices White and Goldberg noting no interference with existing conditions.
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Supreme Court
Federal District Court
New York State
Virginia
Senate
New York
Virginia Senate
Byron R. White
Arthur J. Goldberg
Singer Joan OBrien hospitalized after apparent overdose in LA
Los Angeles singer Joan OBrien is being treated at a LA hospital for an apparent overdose of sleeping pills. Doctors say she is expected to recover and note she was admitted yesterday. The report also mentions a court order related to an election, with potential modifications as circumstances develop.
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Los Angeles
Joan O'Brien
Miss O’brien
District Court
Senators Aid Johnson in easing shipment ban to UAR
Senate Appropriations Committee voted 17 to 6 to relax a House ban on shipments of surplus farm products to the United Arab Republic. The panel backed the president’s flexibility to continue shipments as needed to fulfill a 1962 sales agreement if exports serve the national interest. The move reflects concern over Nasser and may affect U.S. aid policy in the Middle East. Aiken cited State Department objections and fear oil firms’ Middle East access could be jeopardized. A Cairo mob's earlier anti-U.S. actions are noted in the context of U.S. strategy toward Nasser.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Johnson
United Arab Republic
House
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
State Department
UAR
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Suez Canal
Middle East
Aiken
American Broadcasting Co
Senate Committee
Nasser
United States
Congo
United States of America
Cairo
U.S
George W. Ball
Bitter Cold Grips Dixie As Arctic Air Spreads South
Bitter cold fronts sweep the Deep South and much of the nation with near zero temps in Kentucky and Tennessee, snow in Knoxville and Crossville, school closures across Kentucky and North Carolina, rain and snow on the Gulf Coast, and ice in Michigan and Ohio river areas. Groundhog Day weather affects Chicago animals as forecasters warn of continued cold.
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Associated Press
Deep South
Chicago
Lincoln Park Zoo
North Central States
Mississippi Valley
Texas
Tennessee
Ohio
Arkansas
Mississippi
Kentucky
Louisville
Nashville
Crossville
Tenn
Gulf Coast
Carolina i
New England
Great Lakes
Knoxville
Bristol
London
Beckley
W.va
Binghamton
N.Y
Muskegon
Mich
North
Carolina
Cairo
Til
Weather Bureau
Mississippi ‘River
Detroit River
Muskegon Harbor
Florida
New York State
New Hampshire
Vermont
Connecticut
Ore‘gon
Tillamook
Wilson River
Dems seek probe into Pennsylvania state police morale
Four House Democrats propose a legislative probe into the state police administration arguing morale is at an all time low. Rep Laudadio urges review of promotions transfers and assignments amid alleged inequity and questionable motives. A five member committee would have subpoena power and a $10,000 funding request. Others sponsoring the measure include Reps Mills Stemmler and McNally.
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Harrisburg
John F. Laudadio
Westmoreland
Laudadio
Torrance State Hospital
Westmoreland County
Joseph Skale
Philadelphia
House
Charles Mills
Dwestmoreland
Gust L. Stemmler
D-Westmoreland
Edward M. McNally
D-Cambria
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