Local residents admitted to area facilities and notices
A list shows admissions across East Main Liberty streets including Mrs. Edward Griffis and Mrs. Arland Edwards with children and other residents such as John Nichols and Rebecca Endsley. The notice also mentions various local figures, businesses and community reminders from Zalzneck's Shoes to VFW events and milk orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Griffis
East Main Street
Arland Edwards
Liberty Street
Lawrence Tenbuckel
Sherdan Alfred Jr
Virgil Endsley
West Church Street
Eric
Leon’ Morton
Wattsburg
Ralph Kimmy
James Hughes
Gary Davis
West Washington Street
James Graham
Garland
Ean Richard Henton Neeson
Ert
Merlin
Spartansburg
Frank Ferry
Columbus
John Griffis
Daught
Anna
Titusville Plans New Hospital Wing With Ruth E. Reuting Memorial
A long range plan approved by the Titusville hospital board proposes a new center section to replace the aging central building. The project includes added x ray and laboratory facilities in memory of Dr. Ruth E. Reuting, with phased construction over years or a single effort depending on finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville Hospital
Titusville
Ruth E. Reuting
U. S. Unafraid of Indonesia in Nuclear Material Trade
Article notes U S concern over Indonesia obtaining processed nuclear explosive material from outside sources, citing Smyth report as proof that device assembly plans are public. Analysts warn of potential surprises, with caution about optimistic Western views on Indonesia’s atomic ambitions amid past Soviet and Chinese tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakarta
China
Smythe
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Washington
Indonesia
Soviet Union
U.S. Policy in Asia Faces Pressures as Forces Grow
The document notes growing U S military aid to South Vietnam from 2000 to 23 000 troops and argues for U S withdrawal from Asia. It quotes Sukarno denouncing U S interference and linking Indonesian and Chinese revolutions to drive imperialism and seek regional prosperity and world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contimert
Page One
South Viet Nam
United States
Saigon
U.S
Sukarno
United Nations
Asia
Mother Wins Son After Court Battle in Chambersburg
A nine year old boy Benny Goulding is returned to his mother Thelma Goulding by a Maryland Circuit Court judge after a lengthy custody case. Benny had lived with his grandmother in Hagerstown for four years while custody disputes continued. The boy's father Jack Goulding 28 sits in Franklin County jail for contempt of court after disobeying the July 1961 custody order and a later court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersburg
Benny Goulding
Thelma Goulding
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Benny
Ira Johnston
Hagerstown
Jack Gould
Franklin County
Goulding
Chauncy Depuy
Driver Escapes After Pittsburg Pursuit Crashes Into Florist
An auto fleeing police in Pittsburgh shear off a fire hydrant and crash into a downtown florist plate glass window. The driver fled after hailing a cab. no injuries reported. Florist shop damage estimated at $3,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Florida Braces For Cold Blast
Cold snap grips the nation with winter headlines. Readings plumb as low as 81 in Florida and 34 below zero in Iowa signal lingering bitter weather through the week. Hawaii reports record Feb low 64 in Honolulu as storms, frost and fuel concerns ripple coast to coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Appalachians
Great Lakes
Rockies
Lake Oontario
New York
New Mexico
North Pacific Coast
California
Hawaii
Honolulu
Kahului Harbor
Maui Island
Owawoo
Okla
Six Bloomsburg wrestlers hurt in crash near Pottsville
Six Bloomsburg State College wrestlers and the junior varsity coach were injured when a truck collided with a station wagon headed for a match in Lancaster. Tom Cart of Greensburg was in serious condition with head injuries. others treated for head and facial lacerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville, Pa
Bloomsburg State College
Tom Cart
Greensburg
Pottsville Hospital
Reading
Keith Taylor
Hughsvill
Don Smith
Northumberland
Roy Zimmerman
Mifflinburg
Joe Gerst
Danville
John Ford
Mount Carmel
Gerald Maurey
Bloomsburg
Lancaster
Stevens Trade School
Kentucky
Tennessee
Bipartisan Assembly Weighs Road Plan and School Bible Measure
A mixed legislative scene features criticism of Gov. Scranton’s ten year highway program while Democrats back more highway activity. Eilberg notes Pennsylvania lags the national average in per capita income. Republicans push a bill to allow Bible reading before classes, challenging the Supreme Court ruling. The State Board of Education will present recommendations after completing studies, with no firm timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
House
U.S. Supreme Court
State Board of Education
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry Journal
Aetna Casualty
At the Gate
Rossbacher Insurance
Ice
Oro
Black and Decker
Dial
Brigham Hardware
Heer Suet
Turben
Chevrolet
Adospital
Ts. m
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Sogdos Hood
Zalzneck
Union
Tfege Totan
VFW
Libby Glass
Mountain
Keystone
U. S
Revlon
Helena Rubinstein
Dubarry
Corry Savings & Loan
North Center Street
Corry, PA
REX Theatre
Sat.sun
James Garner
Julie Andrews
Emily
Jane Fonda
Joy House
Eantomipps Tire & Auto Stores
Proudly
Motorola
Phipps
Motorola Car Radio
Motorola Rad
Tate
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