Local hospital admissions and discharges listed for Corry area
The page records multiple admissions and discharges from Corry Memorial Hospital and related addresses, listing individuals by name and residence such as Mrs. Orville Damcott in North Clymer, Mrs. Richard McCray at 59 Marion Street, and others in Union City, Union City West, and surrounding towns. It also notes a political advertisement about Social Security health benefits and a brief line on maple label supplies and local services.
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Orville Damcott
North Clymer
Richard McCray
Marion Street
C. Russell Lictus
Clymer
Rodney Ricketts
Arthur VanKueren
West Pleasant Street
Chris Christensen
Columbus
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Leslie
Clair Jaquith
Rhonda
Arden Taylor
Bear Lake
Kenneth Lindenberger
R. D
Corry
Franklin Babcock
Bruce Alan
Fifth Avenue
Kennedy Seeks Broad Health Plan with Vaccines and Grants
President Kennedy requests a sweeping health program with a $182 million hike in appropriations. Key aims include mass vaccination for five million children under five and matching grants to cover local costs, plus a national effort on mental retardation and the creation of 40 medical and dental colleges. The plan also emphasizes group practice, loans for rural and small communities, and a major reform for Social Security era care for seniors.
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Kennedy
Pavel
Congress
Student Editor Stripped Of Job At Penn
Melvin Goldstein a 21 year old University of Pennsylvania pre law senior from New York City lost the Daily Pennsylvanian editorship and will be on conduct probation for the rest of the spring semester after the paper was suspended for inaccuracy and breach of good taste. The six hour committee meeting also barred him from extra curricular activities. Edward Janosik mediates between staff and Student Government Committee as Ivy League editors protest to Penn President Harnwell.
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Shiladelphia
Melvin Goldstein
University of Pennsylvania
New York City
Daily Pennsylvanian
Robert Longley
Pennsylvania News
Penn
Goldstein
Longley
Edward Janosik
Gaylord P. Harnwell
Pennsylvanian
Best Picture Of 1964 Two Tied For Top Choice
The 34th Academy Awards nominations name West Side Story and Judgment at Nuremberg as top contenders for Best Picture with The Hustler in close third. Nominations cover 11 categories. winners will be announced April 9.
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Hollywood UP
Nuremberg
Spencer Tracy
Charles Boyer
Paul Newman
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Funeral services for Mrs Charles Mulligan announced
Funeral notices list the service for Mary Isabel Mulligan at Bracken Funeral Home Thursday at 2 pm with burial in Westbawn Cemetery Columbus. Friends may call Tuesday 7 to 9 pm and Wednesday 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm.
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Charles
Mary Isabel) Mulligan
Bracken Funeral Home
West Bawn Cemetery
Columbus
Turn Self In Former Mental Patient Charged In Pa Murder
A 20 year old former mental patient is charged with murder for fatally shooting 70 year old Luigi Cua in Pittsburgh s Squirrel Hill. Companion Robert Glick is charged as an accessory. Girson confessed after turning himself in at the Western Psychiatric Institute.
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Pittsburgh
Robert Glick
Ronald Girson
Luigi Cua
Western Psychiatric Institute
Girson
Chester Berschling
Beauticians
Berschling
Dua
Squirrel Hill
Cua
Columbia Hospital
Glick
Meadville Market Robbery Trio Sentenced in Crawford County
Three Marion, Ohio men linked to the November 4 Lob law supermarket heist in Meadville were sentenced by Judge Herbert A. Mook. Bilson Matteson received six to 12 years plus four years for a Ohio detainer. Alfred Hopkins drew five to 10 years. Richard Mullens got seven to 12 months. All were ordered to restitution. police Capt. Holt urged leniency and cited each man’s background.
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Meadville
Marion
Ohio
Loblaw
Crawford County
Herbert A. Mook
Bilson Matteson
Western Pennsylvania Diagnostic and Correction Center
Matteson
Alfred Hopkins
Diagnostic and Correction Center
Richard Mullens
Jack, Holt
Holt
Hopkins
Middle aged hero Glenn shines as space symbol
Hal Bayle argues John Glenn’s three orbital mission redefines heroism for a middle aged America. Glenn, age 40, proves maturity and steady discipline outweigh youth, inspiring confidence that achievement and heroism are possible at any age, challenging the nation’s obsession with youth.
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New York
API
John H. Glenn Jr Mills
Earth
America
Rand
Col
Glenn
U.S. Marines
John Glenn
John. Glenn
Alexander the Great
Romeo
Thomas iStonewall Jackson
Alvin C. York
Audie Murphy
Grand Chess Masters Use Women Pawns in Moscow
Mikhail Botvinnik and Vasil Smyslov played a silent, serious chess match on a massive floor board as ballet dancers acted as living pawns. A draw resulted, with neither grandmaster commenting on the experience. In Ogden, Utah, a son named Orbit was born to H Ray Hill and wife the day astronaut John Glenn orbited the earth.
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Moscow
Mikhail Botvinnik
Vasil Smyslov
Botvinnik
Smyslov
Ogden
Utah
H. Ray Hill
John H. Glenn
Orbit
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Concord School
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Atenete Geste
Berkshire
Carroll
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Union City
Earl Brown
Eugenia Peters
Cambridge Springs
Candace Turner
North Main Street
John Waite
Wattsburg
Russell Riley
Edinboro
Walter Kulesa
Waterford
Kathy Teed
Ruby Steadman
Dowman Street
Jerry Alsdorf
Spartansboro
Jean Alsdorf
Spartansburg
Alton Chaffee
Waterford Street
Corry Journal Printing Department
Turben
Chevrolet
Flye Rexall Drugs
Ood
Ford E. O'Dell
Stanley L. Blair
Ford E. O’dell
Pennsylvania
House OF Representatives
Erie County
COATS
Bennett
Tiffany’s
Sophia Loren
Natalie’ Wood
Geraldine
Audrey Hepburn
Piper Laurie
Mullens
Richard P. Thomas
Mook
Norge Automatic
North Center Street
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Hal Bayle
Hotel
Gold Room
Phil English
Arecken