Corry Memorial Hospital January patient report
In January CMH housed 30R patients with 50 percent from Corry. Patients came from Wayne Township 11, Concord Township 6, City of Corry 151, other Erie County 20, Spring Creek Township 6, Columbus Township 12, other Warren County 97, Crawford County 44, New York State 44, and others 2. Average confinement days totaled 1643 across regions. First of January census was 42, 266 admitted, 308 total for month. Discharges 243, deaths 10, remaining 55 on February first. Average daily census 53. Adult occupancy 54 percent, nursery 34 percent. Twenty-two babies born. Four operations performed, 23 major and 61 minor.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Hospital Board of Directors
Wayne Township
Concord Township
City of Corry
Erie County
Spring Creek Township
Columbus
Warren Munty
Crawford County
New York State
Columbus Township
Warren County
Nuclear Ship Comes Home In Funeral Air
The nuclear powered merchant ship Savannah returns from the Mediterranean to Hoboken New Jersey in a somber harbor welcome resembling a wake. Steamship officials relatives of crewmen and a Save Our Savannah committee protest mothballing the ship as a government economy measure.
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New York
Savannah
Mediterranean
Hoboken
Save Our
Maritime Union
White House
Congress
Hospital Admittances and Discharges Listed In Brief Report
At The Hospital Report as of 7 A.M. today lists admitted Hazel Damon Corry Floyd Curry Bear Lake Curtis daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Simmonson 315 Lemon St Mrs Fred Kauer Corry Mrs C Fern Lafferty 271 West Church St Mrs George Palmer 311 Delaware St Melody 3 daughter of Willis Craker 334 ueird St Bruce 14 son of Kenneth Burr 699 Wayne Arthur Kimmy 133 Lemon Diane daughter of George Fox 196 Ridge Mrs Gilbert Rowland 235 Mead Ave Tex McCray R D 3 Corry Charles O Dooley Phoenix Hotel Peter Petrucco 34 East Bend Discharged Richard Mulligan R D Spartansburg Mrs Ronald Legters Clymer Mrs Fred Wright Elgin Mrs George Fawcett and daughter Valerie Ann 99 Snyder Circle Theodore Hubley 815 North Center St Robert Fleming 195 Ohio VFW Garden Room serving dinners Friday Fish and full menu 117
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Hazel Damon
Corry
Floyd Curry
Bear Lake
Curtis
Donald Simmonson
Lemon Street
Fred Kauer
C. Fern Lafferty
West Church Street
George Palmer
Delaware Street
Melody
Willis Craker
Ueird Street
Bruce
Kenneth Burr
Wayne Street
Arthur Kimmy
Diane
George” Fox
Ridge” Street
Gilbert Rowland
Mead Avenue
Tex McCray
R. D
Charles O'Dooley
Phoenix Hotel
Peter Petrucco
East Bend
Richard Mulligan
Sandra
James Thomas
Spartansburg
Ronald Legters
Clymer
Fred Wright
Elgin
George Fawcett
Valerie Ann
Snyder Circle
Theodore Hubley
North Center Street
Robert Fleming
Ohio Street
Snowstorm Moves East Across Nation With Heavy Snow
Storm snow and sleet blanketed large swaths of the country with gusty winds and cold. Missouri, Illinois, Arkansas, and Oklahoma saw up to 10 inches, while central Kentucky and eastern Tennessee faced 4 inches or more. Hazardous driving warnings issued from Indiana to North Carolina as temperatures plunged, with minuses reaching 20 below in parts of the Dakotas and Minnesota. a general warmup was forecast but readings stayed below normal.
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Ilinois
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Tennessee Valley
Virginias
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
North Carolina
Maryland
New England
New York State
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Noth Carolina
Montana
North Dakota
Minnesota
Weather Bureau
Illinois
West Virginia
Washington
Fire Explodes In Lake City Home Burned, $10,000 Loss
An elderly Lake City resident reported furnace trouble and a sudden explosion as a 10 room frame house burned. Three volunteer departments worked seven hours in freezing temperatures to contain the wind whipped fire. The home of Frank Gertenbach, 65, about three miles west of Lake City, was destroyed with a two car garage and contents value undetermined. Loss estimated at $10,000 for the structure and garage. fire origin under investigation.
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Lake
Lake City
Fitetién Trim
Frank Gertenbach
Springfield
Girard
al Wright
Crawford County approves 1967 budget with two mill tax hike
Crawford County commissioners tentatively adopt a 1967 budget of 2.22 million dollars, adding two mills to the tax rate for a total of 13 mills. The plan projects 1967 real estate revenue of 843,951 dollars on 76.38 million assessed value, with welfare spending peaking at 708,769 dollars and overall salary increases contributing about 45,000 dollars.
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Meadville
Crawford County
CIA Funds Tied to Five More Academic Groups
The New York Times reports five new organizations linked to CIA funds via three foundations, increasing known CIA-connected groups to eleven. Identified are Pan-American Foundation tied to University of Miami, International Marketing Institute at Harvard Cambridge, American Society of African Culture in New York, American Friends of Middle East in Washington, and International Development Foundation of New York. Officers deny any CIA ties.
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New York
New York Times
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington
the Times
Pan-American Foundation
University of Miami
Florida
International Marketing Institute
Barvard Business School
Cambridge
Mass
American Society of African Culture
United States
American Friends of Middle
CIA
National Student Association
U S Air Attacks Expand Across North Vietnam
U S B52 raids spread from Thua Thien west of Hue to the iron triangle near Saigon with new strikes 119 to 250 miles northeast. Fighter-bombers flew about 180 planes in 64 missions under poor weather while two Thunderchief pilots claimed radar site sightings but no shots. Destroyers damaged five barges at the Gia Hoi River mouth northwest of Dong Hoi.
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Thua Thien Province
Hue
Iron Triangle
Saigon
Binh Dinh
U.S
North Vietnam
Air Force 105
Hanoi
Gia Hoi River
Dong Hoi
CIA report excerpts reveal NSA dossiers on Soviet editors
The Boston Globe published excerpts from a secret CIA report by a former National Student Association official. It details reactions of NSA members who hosted six Soviet student editors in the United States from May 17 to June 16, 1958, including in-depth dossiers noting personality traits.
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J. Frederick Brown Foundation
Independence Foundation of
Boston
Sydney and
Esther Rabb Charitable Foundation
The
Times
Boston Globe
CIA
National Student Association
NSA
United States
Globe
Maoist Red Tide Claims Kansu and Fukien Gains
Reports from Tokyo claim Mao Tse-tung forces seized Kansu Province and advanced in Fukien with counterattacks repelled in Manchuria. Peking Radio and Lanchow Radio broadcasts confirm moves on Dairen and Port Arthur region with tensions rising in Formosa and among Chinese fishermen amid political purges and wage adjustments.
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Tokyo
Mao ‘Tse-tung
Kansu
Fukien
Formosa
Manchuria
Red China
Outer Mongolia
Sinkiang
Lanchow Radio
China
Mao
Communist Party
Lin Shao-chi
Teng Hsiaoaing
Liu
Shantung
Heilungkiang
Kweichow
Shansi
Peking Radio
Wa Fang Tien
Kwantung Peninsula
Dairen
Port Arthur
Radio Peking
Fisheries Ministry
Pittsburg Woman Gets Life For $3 Robbery Slaying
Mary Dixon, 44, of the North Side faces life in prison after an Allegheny County jury found her guilty of first degree murder in the $3 robbery slaying of an elderly Penn Hills woman. Dixon was the fourth defendant to receive a life sentence in the case.
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Pittsburgh
Penn Hills
Mary Dixon
North Side
Allegheny County
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