Community Hospital Notices and Admitted List
Emergency contact numbers for Corry Memorial Hospital and ambulance 4 2433. Admitted include Thomas Shaw Spartansburg John Buettkofer Corry Clyde Peebles Findley Lake Elner Stebbins Findley Lake Elner Stebbins Findley Lake, and multiple Union City and Corry residents. Discharged include Prank Toth Mabel Brown Anna Skill and others.
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Thomas L. Shaw
Fifth Street
Andrew Boythe
Spartansburg
John Buettkofer
R. D
Corry
Verner Swanson
Union City
Clyde Peebles
Marion Street
Elner Stebbins
Findley Lake
Donald Spitzer
Sherman
Donald G.daznotty
Prank Toth
Franklin Street
Mabel Brown
East South Street
Anna Skill
East Smith Street
Richard
Richard Kinney
Snyder Circle
Earl Pierce
Russell Lane
Susan Gale
Jamestown
Gerald Eastman
Ronald Willman
Union City Memorial Hospital
Neil McClenahan
John Street
Evan Daley
Bridge Street
Clara Smith
South Street
Roy Parker
Cherry Street
Ben Shreve
William Lilley
Maple Street
Gordon Caldwell
Kearney Avenue
Cambridge Springs
Betty McWilliams
Waterford
James Jones
Sportangburg
Fein Stewart
East Bish Street
James Bair
Wa_terford
Roa Z 6 Specials Listed For Week
Jim Rose offers daily lunch specials with prices: strip steak 1.69 on Wednesday spaghetti 1.00 on Thursday chicken 1.00 on Friday fish fry 1.00 at Roa. Z 6.
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Jim Rose
Keating Discusses Cuba Buildup and Threats
Keating warns of a possible Cuban base capable of projecting power in Latin America. He cites concerns over missiles, tanks, and Russian troops and argues for full public disclosure and executive actions to curb economic buildup and secure the Western Hemisphere.
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Faye Oneings
Cua A
Cuba
Atlantic
U.S
Western Hemisphere
U.S A. Q
Guatemala
Venomela
Areea
Q. Yoru
We must remove them from Cuba if needed
The speaker warns Cuba could become the Western Hemisphere’s second strongest military power. He refuses to endorse a specific action yet says removing them is necessary by any proper method, while noting many alternatives to military action.
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Cuba
Western Hemisphere
Father of Slain Boy Receives Civil Award
State Supreme Court justice awarded $9,468.35 to the father of 6 year old Michael Sorce who died in 1959 after a University of Rochester professor threw him to the ground. The professor Charles Gobel, later teaching in Wisconsin, was convicted of second degree manslaughter in 1960.
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University of Wisconsin
Monroe
James C. O’brien
Funeral Rites Planned for Mrs Louis Stevens
Final rites for Mrs. Louis Nettie Stevens will be held at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer on Thursday at 2 30 p m. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m.
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Stevens
Louis
Nettie) Stevens
Spitzer
Clymer
Blatt objects to Scranton plan for new Department of Community Development
Secretary of Internal Affairs Genevieve Blatt, the lone Democrat elected to top state office, opposes Gov. Scranton's Jan 22 proposal to form a Cabinet level Department of Community Development. She argues it wastes taxpayers' money and would neglect smaller towns. Blatt favors strengthening the Bureau of Municipal Affairs to assist all municipalities efficiently. She cites shared problems between cities and surrounding communities and warns against shifting aid away from small towns.
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Pittsburgh
Genevieve Blatt
Bureau of Municipal Affairs
Pennsylvania
Canadians To Hold Election
Canadians prepare for an election amid party disputes over national defense policy. The Social Credit party accuses the government of indecision and failing to act on economic legislation, while U S discussions on nuclear warheads reveal ongoing tensions between Ottawa and Washington.
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Social Credit
Commons
Diefenbaker
U.S
Canada
Wis
Fulkdress
United States
States Department
Seats Lift Ban on Sunday Liquor Sale
A bipartisan group of legislators proposed a full repeal of the Sunday alcohol sales ban. Reps Vaneen Gaile and Vin proposed removing the restriction to allow public sales on Sundays.
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Halicouxg
Vaneen Gaile
Vin
Harrisburg proposes bills on wages, licenses, and sales tax
In Harrisburg AP coverage, a bill to repeal 1961 prevailing wage laws awaits Senate action. The Senate also sent to the House measures on joint safe deposit access for spouses and notary fee payments. A separate measure would grant free hunting and fishing licenses to seniors and the disabled.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Scranton
Polls proposed on counties and local contracts in state measures
Readable fragments describe lawmakers from multiple counties debating changes to public contracts and local finance. Proposals include raising contract thresholds to five thousand dollars, adjusting forest land payments to local governments, and shifting municipal primary dates from May to September.
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Reambria
B. McCio
R-Armatrang
Radar Iny
Richard J. Green
R-Cambria
John B. McCus
R-Armvailing
Wage
Lane
Enosi
Forst
R-Franklin
Harry M. Elvey
Andrew T. Fenrich
Walter T. Kamyk
Allegheny
Man Killed by Truck Tire in Cherry Tree Incident
Cambria County coroner investigates death of Clifton Somerville 49 of Westover after a truck tire rim struck him in the face while inflating a wheel at a Cherry Tree service station in Indiana County. He died hours later at Miners Hospital Spangler.
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Beinsburg
Cambria County
Joseph Govekar
Jon
Clifton Somerville
Westover
Somerville
Cherry Tres
Indiana County
Miners Hospital
Spangler
Cambrie County
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