Admitted and Discharged List for Several Towns
The report lists admitted and discharged patients across Colum bus, Union City, Corry, Cambridge Springs, Edinboro, and surrounding areas. Individuals include Mrs. Steve Tinke Jr, Rozier Kelly, Mrs. Hazel Wynn, Mrs. Orey Brewer, Mrs. Lewis Allen, Mrs. Earl Cherry, Kol Yarosh, Mrs. Kenneth Wetmore, Francis Still, Edwin Courtright, Mrs. Allan Kavelish, Floyd Dorman, Mrs. Michael Kusiak, Mrs. Carlos Shambaugh, Miss Lena Hall, Mrs. John Vance, Mrs. Gerald Birkeslee, Maurice Lohr and others with addresses in Corry, Union City, Cambridge Springs, and Edinboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Tinke Jr
Columbus
Rozier Kelly
Dallas
Texas
Hazel Wynn
R. D
Corry
Donald Mitchell
Orey Brewer
Fifth Street
Charles Reed
Clymer
Paul Haitink
Lewis Allen
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Earl Cherry
West
Columbus Avenue
Kol Yarosh
Cambridge Springs
Kenneth Wetmore
Elgin
Allan Kavelish
Edinboro
Murn Danner
East High Street
Floyd Dorman
Waterford
Michael Kusiak
Miles Street
Carlos Shambaugh
Union City
Lena Hall
O'dell Street
John Vance
Gerald Birkeslee
Maurice Lohr
Rebels Council Weighs France Peace Proposal
In Tripoli the National Council of Algerian rebels weighs approval of a Franco-Algerian accord to end the seven year war. The pact foresees a cease fire and self determination referendum while ensuring minority protections. French leadership backs the deal amid regional tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algeria
France
Charles de Gaulle
Louis Joxe
Hepalilor
de Gaulle
Geo
Charles Allleret
Oran
Algiers
Spacetown honors Glenn with Palm Beach visit and parade
President Kennedy praised Glenn for a magnificent achievement as crowds in Cocoa Beach prepare a slow moving motorcade. Brevard County schools dismiss, traffic officials brace for a large crowd while Glenn Porental returns toward Cape Kennedy with a 10:30 a.m. target touchdown near the airfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spacetown
USA
Glenn
John Jr
Palm Beach
Kennedy
Cocoa Beach
Patrick Air Fooce Base
Cape
Brevard County
Thomas S. Kennedy
Glenn to Receive Space Distinction at White House Return
Glenn will meet the President at the White House this month and Kennedy will visit Hangar S as Glenn prepares for the mission. The space agency will present Glenn with the Distinguished Service Medal in a climax to a day of events followed by a news conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
White House
Kennedy
Space Agency
Palm Beach
Washington
Congress
Mrs. Kennedy
NBC
John H. Glenn
CBS
Inger Stevens Seeks American Darling Role on TV
Actress Inger Stevens reflects on a season of foreign and dramatic roles and expresses excitement about co starring in CBS Sunday night adaptation Saturday's Children as a wholesome American girl. NBC plans Jacqueline Kennedy profile with White House footage and interviews March 25 directed by Eugene Jones shows crew filming at the White House.
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New York
Inger Stevens
Hamlet
Miss Stevens
Maxwell Anderson
Ger
NBC1
Jacqueline
Kennedy
Eugene Jones
White House
Hourlone
CBS
Erie Area Job Training Receives $51829 Authorization
The Labor Department and the Area Redevelopment Administration approved $51,829 to train 48 unemployed men as welders and 25 machine operators. The package includes $85,112 for trainer wages, $16,117 for instruction and equipment, and funds from the Avenue Redevelopment Act to reduce unemployment in in demand trades. The federal public employment office in Erie will select, refer, and pay retraining benefits through local offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ses
Erie
Labor Department
Area Redevelopment Administration
Washington
Sen
Joseph. Clark
Sa Ving
Arey Redevelopment Administration
Clark
Eri
Reject Memorial For Roosevelt
The Fine Arts Commission rejected a modern design of eight concrete slabs as a Roosevelt memorial saying it was too large for the setting and would clash with surrounding memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtonary
The
Fine Arts Commission
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Arts Group
Kennedy Says No Tax Cut Now
Priest Kent Kennedy stated there is no chance of a tax reduction at present. He added that in a few years, if the economy avoids a recession and the current tax structure remains, a tax cut might be possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagruvuignyome
Kent Kennedy
Walks 325 Miles To Ask Pay Increase
Wa Kline a 31 year old letter carrier walks from Akron area to Washington to publicize postal wage demands. He plans about 25 miles daily to reach the March 18 national pay rally, traveling with other carriers and seeking lodging along the 325 mile route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viahoga Falls
Ohio
Washington, D.C
Wa Kline
Akron
Ball
Kline
The Spoken Word ds Like the Air The Printed Word
A brief note outlines the relationship between spoken word performance and printed text. It discusses how oral poetry translates to page form and the different audiences reached through each medium.
Pittsburgh Milk Price Debate At State Hearings
AP reports Pittsburgh’s 28 cent per quart milk price labeled silly by a University of Illinois economist during State Milk Control Commission hearings on gallon sales containers. He argues price controls may be abolished and notes potential penny discounts with glass jugs versus plastic cartons amid a growing dairy substitute market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
State Milk Control Commission
Roland Bartlett
University of Minois
Bartlett
Boston
Country Belle Cooperative Farmers, Inc
Greater Pittsburgh
Dairy Industry Association
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Methodist Church
Ed Rossbacher
Carl Dahl
James Wells
Turben
Chevrolet
Nichols & Glavis
VFW
Ote
Corry Memorial Hospital
Charles Hall
Centerite
Francis Still
Congdon
Viola Cain
Mill Village
Paul Hunter
South Main Street
Edwin Courtright
Saray —Lutheran Ladies
Sears
Sedretedeaeienetoaiey
AllWay
Katherine's
Flye Rexall Drugs
Berkshire
Carroll’s
Corry Journal Printing Department
Rebels Council
Pennsylvania
Ciation
MT. Vernon
George Washington
John C. McKinnery
B. K. van Swearingen
Alexandria
Martha
3Rd Infantry Division
Ft. Myer
Television Review
Erie Area
Roosevelt
Bedford
Here
Merle W. Riehl
Everett
Robert
Woolworth’s
Sie
Woolworth’'s
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