Admitted and discharged names and notes from Spartansburg area
A list shows admissions including Mrs Albert Thieme and Mrs Libbie Rogers along with discharges for Norman Frost and Alfred Thieme. It also calls attention to a dancing classes program and local notices. James Strodtbeck and Tom Jones report ice fishing after their pickup sank in 11 feet on Duck Lake. In Philadelphia a theft at the Food Distribution Center involved 20 tons of sugar valued at 34800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Strodtbeck
Tom Jones
Kulispell
Duck Lake
Philadelphia
Harry Avedor
Solons Differ On Green's Replacement
Pennsylvania Democrats back Rep. George M. Rhodes to replace the late Rep. William J. Green Jr. on the Ways and Means Committee amid a possible New Jersey challenge. Seniority and caucus decisions will determine the seat, with Rhodes aligned to the administration health care plan for the aged. Barrett chosen to replace Green on the state Congressional Steering Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter W. Rodino Jr
Garden State
Rhodes
Administration
House
Ways and Means
Thomas E. Morgan
Pennsylvania
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
William Barrett
D-Pa
Green
Johnson declines French invitation to meet de Gaulle in Caribbean
President Johnson rejects a French offer to meet President Charles de Gaulle on Martinique, saying duties in Washington prevent him from traveling in the near term. Paris was informed that Johnson cannot leave the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LBJ
Washington
Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
France
Martiniqre
Paris
United States
Quirky Noise War and Legal Laughs Across Towns
A Hayward man played back his neighbor’s dogs barking on a loop at 3 a.m. to prove disturbance after police inaction. In Denver a state rep convinced a court to drop a ticket for an illegal left turn after the ticket misnamed her as a man. London reports rubber finger sheets sold for office use and as fashion accessories for stilettos. The dispatch ends with a note from Kalispell, Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Calif
John Yolton
Yolton
Dominic Magri
Magri
Denver
Ruth Clark
Colorado House of Representatives
House
Judiciary Committee
Clark
London
F. B. Ellis
Beckenham
Kent
Ellis
Second gambling raid nets over $3000 in Erie
Erie police and state officers strike a wholesale warehouse for a second time in three days seizing more than $3000 in gambling devices including pinwheels dice wheels chuck a luck wheels and cages. No arrests were made and owner Joseph Dahlkemper vows legal action to recover confiscated items while claiming much of the gear is festival equipment leased to charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
J. B. Dahlkemper Wholesale Co
Joseph B. Dahlkemper
Dahlkemper
Weir
Lake Erie Sales & Novelty Co
Joseph H. (Shelley) Czulewicz
Ashtabula Strike Talks Set For Tuesday
In Ashtabula Ohio talks resume at 10 am Tuesday between United Auto Workers Local 1169 and Molded Fiber Glass Body. National Labor Relations Board arranged the meeting at the Holiday Inn near Inter state Route 90. fifth session since the October 17 strike began. NLRB hearings opened with charges from both sides of failed negotiations. Management cites violence on picket lines. union cites job losses for strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtabula
Ohio
United Auto Workers Legal
Molded Fiber Glass Body Co
Frank J. Anasti
UAW
National Labor Relations Board
Holiday Inn
NLRB
Employment Service 1963 Reports While Corry Sees Growth For 1964
Corry PA figures show 330 nonfarm placements in 1963 down from 1962 during a levelingoff period. 12 professional managerial posts, 8 clerical, 16 skilled, 47 semi skilled, 14 farm jobs, 388 pool farm work. 1,433 applications, 386 openings, 581 referred. active file 753 including 338 women 123 veterans 53 handicapped. Four applicants tested via school program and firms. 10 handicapped placed. 483 employer contacts amid job development. Per worker average 1.5 employed per day. Two new plants relocate expand. 1964 outlook positive with Corry Rubber Erie County Plastics International Foam expanding. CHEER handicap group praised for regional activity. future coordination planned with PA Employment Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
William Michael
Michael
Pennsylvania State Employvane Service
Corry Rubber
Erie County Plastics
International Foam
Corry Foam
Department of Public Assistance
Bureau of Rehabilitation
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Women Drivers Hard Bargain
CHICAGO AP report summarizes an $80,000 survey by the Automobile Service Industry Association and the Automotive Advertiser's Council. It finds women drivers harder to deal with than men, citing ignorance of mechanical details and a propensity to question prices and repairs. Men are portrayed as more reluctant to reveal knowledge gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Automobile Service Industry Association
Automo Lile Advertiser's Council
al Joseph
Joseph
Bobby Will Stay Help Campaign Support For Kennedy
Kennedy praised Peace Corps Director Sargent Shriver as a strong potential vice president and credited Shriver with an outstanding Peace Corps performance during President Kennedy's administration. He described Shriver as a very able figure and suitable for the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Roge One
Johnson
Kennedy
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
Dislikes Home Area Youth Lands In Jail
A seven year old Cooperstown area youth smashed a Franklin store window and lamp, bought a bottle of pop, and was later jailed by juvenile authorities after admitting home life dissatisfaction. A second 9 year old accompanied him but helped avoid involvement. the suspect remained in county jail awaiting disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Cooperstown Area
William Heller
Este
Lt. Heller
Heller
Parolee Charged in Paroled Man’s Murder in Pittsburgh
Robert Bricker a 22 year old workhouse parolee from Oakland was charged with robbing and murdering Wilford Jenkins 41 a McKeesport auto salesman and radio DJ hours after Bricker’s church wedding Police said Bricker and Jenkins knew each other since 1981 in the Allegheny County Workhouse A major break came with the arrest of Joseph Ayers 21 of Avalon who led police to Bricker Bricker reportedly confessed and picked Jenkins as a robbery target hoping for money pockets were rifled and Jenkins dumped in the street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Robert Bricker
Oakland
Bricker
Jenkins
Albery County
Breker
Joseph Ayers
Avalon
Ayers
Muller Sworn South Africa Foreign Minister
Hilgard Muller was sworn in as foreign minister of South Africa succeeding Eric Louw who resigned amid reported mental health treatment. Damage to a local store including a seven by four plate glass window was estimated at over $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
South Africa
Hilgard Muller
South Af
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Joe
Marjorie Tarbell
Stanford Hose
Carrig
Genete Eterno
Ine
Lled
Corry Memorial Hospital
Albert Thieme
Snyder Direle
Donald Grown
Spartansburg
JoHrey
All Duttald Proper
Snyder Cireli
Libbie Rogers
Second Avenue
William Gravink
Clymer
Otvargient
Chester Roger
Edmond Potocki
Grace Street
Robert Snapp
Norman Frost
Titusville
Alfred Thieme
Theadore Kolstee
Spring Street
Oma Post
East Main Street
Acrilan
Carroll’s
Turben
Chevrolet
Jim Rose
Elnora-uillie
Inett
Ginnie Diemer
Marsh's Plaza
Flye Rexall Drugs
Cliff Carroll
Williams Fruit and
Indian River
Breteareteeate Teatro
Solons
Bayle
Kalispell, Mont
Aeneas G
Exall
America
Vitamin-Minera
Produst
Gregor
Center St
Carry, Pa
Baby Jane
Nka TE Aacr
FEROS
En-Musicar
CMA
A. S
Action! Thrillsi
Garp Kay Soros A
Eap Prosen
Coke Pictures
YAHOO
Renegades
Rolskins
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