Local Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing
A hospital notice lists admissions and discharges with patient names and addresses. Includes Mrs. Paul Mather Mrs. Robert Waite Mrs. Victor Cragg Jr and others. Mentions transfers to Hamil Hospital Erie and Union City Memorial Hospital and a piano soloist engagement at Hotel Corry.
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Paul Mather
South Center Street
Robert Waite
East Street
Victor Cragg Jr
Franklin Street
Lisa
Duane McIntyre
Spring Creek
Henry Drake
East Main Street
Hamil Hospital
Erie
Thomas Faris
Northwest Street
Union City Memorial Hospital
Carl McQuiston
Parade Street
Union City
Roy Ward
R. D
Centerville
James Peters
East High Street
Carl Dost
Waterford
Holly Ann Taylor
Malin Street
Wattsburg
Will Rowland
Tshombe Yields After Arrest Conflict in Katanga Escalates
Katangan sources say Tshombe attempted to leave his Elisabethville palace Wednesday night but was stopped by U.N. Tunisian troops enforcing house arrest. He then offered UN forces freedom of movement to Sakania, and UN authorities allowed him to go free without an escort. U Thant urged Tshombe to permit peaceful UN entry into Kolwezi as UN forces mass near Jadotville.
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Tshombe
U.N
Elisabethville
Sakania
Katanga
United Nations
Lualaba River
Kolwezi
U Thant
Mr. Tshombe
ONUC
Congo
Tahombe
Jadotville
Adrian Porter
Kol- Weal
Porter
Nzlio
Thant
Kolweri U.N
Ralph J. Buache
Leopoldville
Judotville
Kolweri
Bunche
New York
City Eyes Hike In Meter Take
City eyes changes to parking meters including higher prime space fees and new 2 cent long stay lots for up to 10 hours. Koontz proposes 15 minute red meters at downtown intersections raising 5 cents, plus outlying lots to curb meter feeders and cruising.
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Ironsaec
Koontz
Hahn
Center Street
Tatler
Koonta
Parker
Ares
Banks
Four Nabbed In Attempted Theft
Four men three from Ohio and one from Pittsburgh are jailed awaiting a hearing on charges of attempting to steal about 2500 dollars worth of tools from Power Tool and Supply Co in Pittsburgh’s Oakland district. Police say the suspects fled in a station wagon leaving the tools behind and were captured about a block away. The item lies in the context of a broader discussion of Koontz engineering proposals for city parking meters and tan dem parking in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Births Triple Deaths Here During 1962
In 1962 the district population rose 232 with 50 births and 118 deaths. Corry Memorial Hospital saw 350 births 171 male and 179 female including four twin sets. Deaths totaled 111 in Corry 3 in Concord and 4 in Wayne Townships. Sidney B Elston notes 81 hospital deaths 38 nonresidents and heart disease leads with 87 deaths followed by cerebral hemorrhage 23 pneumonia 18 and other causes.
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Concord
Wayne
Corry Memorial Hospitals
Ba Corry
Corry
Concord Township
Wayne Township
Sidney B. Elston
December 1982 Jobs Report Shows Little Change
The government reports December job conditions virtually unchanged with 67.56 million employed and 3.82 million unemployed. The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate sits at 5.6 percent, with nonfarm payroll at 62.5 million and farm employment falling sharply due to cold weather.
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Washington
Harold Goldstein
Tagor
Goldstein
Lawrence May Join Kennedy Administration as Gov Leaves Office
Harrisburg AP reports speculation that Governor Lawrence may join the Kennedy administration after saying he will meet the President in Washington. Lawrence denied he would become secretary of commerce but noted several pending options. He also planned to advocate Philadelphia's bid for the 1964 Democratic nominating convention and released a letter urging retention of certain National Guard headquarters to oversee 11 remaining Pennsylvania units.
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Harrisburg
Lawrence
Kennedy
Fouay
Kenedy
Washington
As Or
Pittsburgh
U.S
Ecommerce
Lawreri¢e
Philadelphia
Democratic National Committee
Capitol News Corps
Cmn
Cyrus Vance
Army
National Guard
Pennsylvania Army National Guard
State Guard
PNG
7Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Lawrence Cabinet Aides Bid Farewell at Hershey Dinner
Outgoing Gov. David L. Lawrence and cabinet members shared a nostalgic farewell at the Hershey Hotel in Hershey, Pennsylvania. The event marked the end of their terms as Lawrence prepares to step down January 15, with most aides exiting state government.
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Hershey
David L. Lawrence
Hershey Hotel
Pennsylvana
Lawrence
Genevieve Blatt
Iis
Arctic cold rush ends springlike Midwest weather
Arctic air and strong northerly winds end a brief spring spell in Montana the Dakotas Minnesota and northern Ohio Valley. Temperatures plunge with readings to 21 below in Cut Bank and 11 below at International Falls as heavy snow and zero wind chill create hazardous conditions.
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Associated Press
Arctic
Monbals
Midwest
Montana
Central Plains
Ohio Valley
Canada
Dakotas
Minnesota
South Dakota
International Falls
Model House Proves Dud in Move Test
A four room test house built by National Homes Corp was demolished while being towed in Nashville. A tow truck struck a railroad underpass and dumped the 16 ton structure onto a busy street. The house, destined for Elgin Air Force Base Florida, cost about 50000 and was nearly a total loss.
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Waonyinns
Tenn
Air Force
Nashville
National Homes Corp. J
Lafayette
Ind
Elgin Air Force Base
Fla
Clarence Felker
National Homes
Changes Plea In Murder Trial Surprises Court
In Hamilton Township, 41 year old printer Harrison Harris changed his plea from innocent to second degree murder in the trial of Phyllis Ann Jones’s death. Judge Albert Larrabee accepted the plea as the case entered its third day with 10 jurors seated. Harris could face sentencing in several weeks.
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Turns Iver
Oy. v
Le‘a. Huirrisam
Phyllis Ann Jones
Conan County
Albert 3. Larrabee
Harrison
Hamilton Township
Man Hurt By Flying Glass At Ole Miss
At the University of Mississippi in Oxford a freshman from Washington, D C, William Jordan Temple, was struck by flying glass when a soft drink bottle was thrown through a dorm transom. James H Meredith, who helped desegregate the campus, was present at the cafeteria during the incident. Meredith said he would leave the university after the semester if conditions did not improve. The incident occurred amid a federal grand jury probe into riot activity on campus three months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford, Miss
University of Mississippi
William Jordan Temple
Temple
James H.meredith
Washington, D.C
Meredith
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