NATO Ships To Leave France
Nearly 100 U S military ships will move from French bases to Poole and Hythe on England s South Coast this month. Landing craft barges tugs and floating cranes of the U S Army floating equipment reserve are being shifted amid de Gaulle s expulsion actions.
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Hospital Update Shows Admissions And Discharges List
At TA today the hospital report lists admitted Saul Bailey and several others with addresses in Corry Clymer Spring Creek Spartansburg and Bear Lake. Discharges include Gerald Corburn David Hammond Ronald Pless and others with multiple rural routes and streets. Units of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization are noted from France.
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Saul Bailey
Wayne Street
Charles Austin
East Church Street
Henry Boardman
R. D
North Clymer
Wallace Palmer
Spring Creek
Robert Long
West Smith Street
Beverly Newman
Earl Pequeen
North Center Street
Peter Dubrosky
Marion Street
Gerald Corburn
Sherman
David Hammond
Random Road
Ronald Pless
Corry
Jerrold Koerselman
Susan Lyn
Lawrence Fiscus
Burton Avenue
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Mrs Akam, longtime Corry resident, dies at 77
Mrs. Ada Akam of R D 1 Corry died suddenly at home at 77. Born July 8 1899 she lived on the same farm her whole life and taught at Lovell’s Station after Edinboro Normal School graduation. She married William P Akam in 1910. he died in 1955. Surviving are two daughters Echo McCray and Audrey Schurman, two sons Merle and Vinton, 15 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements with Bracken Funeral Home include visiting hours and a Saturday service.
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Lloyd
Echo) McCray
R. D
Columbus
Raymond
Audrey) Schurman
Clymer
Merle
R, D
Corry
Vinton
Wattsburg
Brack En Funeral Home
Walter Thoms
Columbus Congregational Church
Jana
Pine Grove
Supreme Court to Rule on 1871 Civil Rights Immunity Question
The Supreme Court will decide whether judges and police can be sued for damages under the 1871 Civil Rights Act, a ruling with wide impact on civil rights protests. Four Episcopal ministers involved in a Jackson Mississippi 1961 bus depot arrest seek damages, arguing officials acted under color of law.
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Robert L. Pierson
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James G. Jones Jr
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Mississippi
Hinds
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Con
Spencer
High Court
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