Local hospital admissions and discharges listed with addresses
Emergency contact for Corry Memorial Hospital 2 6201. Admitted Mrs Clyde Yoder Jr Corry Mary Ann 12 daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Eastman Spartansburg. Mrs Elof Dahl 505 East Pleasant Street Harvey Croscot 161 Maple Avenue. Mrs Harold Hammond Centerville Balinda 15 daughter of Leé McIntyre 217 West Pleasant Street. Mrs Paul Chase 216 York Street. Cheryl 4 daughter of Carl Still Columbus. Norman O Faust Lakewood. Mrs George Hapgood Clymer. Discharged David Stultz Corry Claire 10 daughter of Mr and Mrs Keith Coultrap 36 West Smith Street. Wilbur Ross 117 Sixth Avenue. Mrs Richard Shaw and Ruth Ann 112 Snyder Circle. Mrs James Mewis Findley Lake. Union City Mrs James Jones R D 3 Union City. Mrs Richard Rodak 36 Water Street Edinboro. Jeffrey Rindfuss R D 4 Waterford. Miss Kathy Burger Mill Village. Ad line rates 23c per line. Get prescriptions to Sea's Drugs. Sunday dinners at the Ritz. Turkey ham prime ribs steaks chops and seafood. 6t21
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R. D
Corry
Mary Ann
Kenneth Eastman Spartansburg
Elof Dahl
East Pleasant Street
Harvey Croscot
Maple Avenue
Harold Hammond
Centervile
Balinda
Leé McIntyre
West Pleasant Street
Paul Chase
York Street
Cheryl
Carl Still
Columbus
Norman O. Faust
Lakewood
George Hapgood
Clymer
David Stultz
Claire
Keith Coultrap
West Smith Street
Wilbur Ross
Sixth Avenue
Richard Shaw
Ruth Ann
Snyder Circle
James Mewis
Findley Lake
Bank cashier embezzles 2 million at Sheldon National Bank
SIGUX CITY Iowa AP F E Van Alstins said Burnice Iverson Geiger 58 admitted embezzling 2 126 859 10 from Sheldon National Bank where she was assistant cashier and director. Bank closed temporarily. FDIC agents en route. Depositors to be paid. Geiger in custody. hearing waived. Community shocked. bank long a town fixture.
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Sigux City
Iowa
U. S
F. E. van Alstins
Burnice Iverson Geiger
Sheldon National Bank
Funeral notices for Wallace Spear Tenpas and bank action
Funeral services are announced for Sheridan W. Wallace Minnie Spear and Lenn Tenpas with services set in Clymer and Bracken and burial in local cemeteries. Separately the FDIC announced liquidation of a Washington bank as directors turned over the bank to the OCC due to projected losses. Frank W. Taylor, 73, former newspaper executive in St. Louis and Chicago, died after a stroke.
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Itoubies
Washington
FDIC
Comptroller of Currency
Panik
Jesse P. Wolcott
Green Bay
Wis
Frank
W. Taylor
St. Louis
Chicago
Indict 50 In Obscene Mail Pen Pal Club
A federal grand jury charged 51 men and one woman with conspiring to mail obscene material via Pen Pal clubs advertised in physique magazines. Names, ages, and addresses span 24 states and Canada. defendants faced separate indictments with bonds set at 1000 dollars each. The case targets the Adonis Male Club and International Body Culture Association linked to Nirvana Walters and editor Jack Walters.
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Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
U.S
Adonis
International Body Culture Association
Canada
Pennsylvania
David L. Carpentier
Jefersonst
Rochester
Frank Semkowski
Ward St
Lewistown
Roger Mafredas
N ‘Broad St
Philadelphia
Henry L. Rittenburger
E. Crawford St
Connellsville
Joseph S. Perry
U.S District Court
McNamara Defends Team As Labor Feud Roils DC
Defense chief designate Robert McNamara, 44, is forming his own Defense Department team and faces backlash from labor leaders led by AFL CIO president George Meany after denying Joseph D. Keenan of the IBEW leadership and CIO vice presidency. Keenan rejected an ambassadorial post, while Kennedy sought to placate unions. Meany called McNamara’s visit to his office a gratuitous insult as the labor drama unfolds in Washington.
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Waselngton
Nuvere
McNamara
Defense Department
Ford Motor Co
John FP
Kennedy Himsel
Joseph D. Keenan
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Aplcio
Keenan
Defense
New York
Kennedy
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Meany
New Zealand
Labor
Church Leader Retiring After 15 Years at Canterbury
Dr Geoffrey Fisher archbishop of Canterbury and head of the Church of England announces retirement on May 5. He will be 74 and a successor will be named by Queen Elizabeth on PM Macmillan's recommendation. Fisher has led since 1945 and recently met Pope John XXIII, the first Canterbury archbishop to meet the pope since the Reformation.
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Lonlun
Geoffrey Fisher
Canterbury
Church of England
Fisher
Lambbeth Palace
Archbishops of Canterbury
Elizabeth
Macmillan
John Vxii
Public interest grows as PA churches back death penalty repeal
A Pennsylvania Council to Abolish the Penalty of Death official said broad church and public support boost repeal efforts in the legislature. Senate bills were introduced by Harry Seyler and William Mullin with expected House action. The council plans a Jan 29 vigil at Rockview Penitentiary to maintain pressure and shape opinion.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Council of Churches
L. Millard Hunt
Philadelphia
Senate
Harry E. Seyler
York
William V. Mullin
Hunt
House
Pennsylvania Council
Council
Thomas D. McBride
John H. Ferguson
George M
H. G. Andrews
D-Cambria
Roy E. Schafer
Lawrence
Mrs G Tenpas Dies In Clymer
Mrs G Garrett Lena Tenpas aged 67 died at her North Center Street home in Clymer after a life spent there. Born October 2, 1877 in French Creek she was an Abbe Reformed Church member and active in the Clymer WCTU. Survived by husband Garnett H Tenpas past president and director of Clymer Telephone Co a daughter Mrs Ruth Grayvnk of Mavle a son Dr Henry Tenpas of Holland Michigan and two grandchildren Joan and William Tenpas Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 p m at Spilner Funeral Home with burial in Clymer Center Cemetery. Officiating ministers Rev Tunis Miersma and Rev Elmer Armes. Family to receive friends today and tomorrow from 7 to 9 p m at the funeral home.
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G. Tenpas
Clymer
Garrett
Lena) Tenpas
North Center Street
Clymer Telephone Co
Danger
Ruth Grayvnk
Ma Vile
Henry ‘Tenpas
Holland, Mich
Joan
William Tenpas
Spilner Funeral Home
Clymer Center Cemetery
Offiaistme
Tunis Miersma
Elmer Armes
Truck Driver Killed in Kane County Train Collision
A coal truck and a Baltimore and Ohio freight train collided at a Route 68 crossing 20 miles south of Kane. The truck driver was W. Bruce Cochran, 41, of Ol City, father of four, killed in the crash. The train was en route Kane to Foxburg in Clarion County and the truck was traveling from Old City toward New York state.
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Kane - Kane
Baltimore & Ohio
Here
W. Bruce Cochran
Ol City
Lion State Police Kald
Cochran
Frost
Kane
Foxburg
Clarion County
Coghran
Old City
New York State
Castro Regime Executes Terrorists in Cuba Purges Unions
Havana reports three more executions in the central Cuba operation as authorities purge the Electrical Workers Union and dismiss 360 Cuban Electric Co. workers. La Cabana fortress held prisoners awaiting trial amid ongoing Escambray tensions and denials of direct Castro involvement in the military push.
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Havana
Idel Castro
Cuba
Aince Castro
la Cabana
Juan Mesa Lopez
Julio Sierra Suarez
Balbino Emilio Diaz
Jose Pardo ‘Llava
Sierra Suarez
U.S
Labor Ministry
Cuban Electric Co
Electrical Workers Union
Escambray
Las Villas
Castro
Absud
Oslo theft case ends with coat switch scam
In Oslo a 20 year old girl entered a shop yesterday and swapped a worn coat for a new leather jacket. She left without paying but was later stopped when she returned in a thin dress to reclaim the old coat.
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Oslo
Norway
Trials Of Three Area Slayers Consolidated
Judge Burtke grants consolidation of the murder case against Jerald Riddle Floyd Re singer and Douglas Keller for Robert Warren Mays death. Mays beaten July 23 1859 at Rockland Township and died days later at Franklin Hospital. Trial docketed to begin when criminal court opens Monday. DA Grannis cites similar circumstances and cost savings.
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Franklin
John F. Burtke
Robert T. Grannis
Robert Warren Mays
Maya
Rockland Township
Pranklin Hospital
Jerald Edwin Riddle Jr
Polk
Floyd Arthur Resinger
Rocky Grove
Douglas Wayne Keller
Pranklin
Uriel
Protest in Hiblon Park Demands End to Laos Intervention
An estimated crowd of 3,000 Japanese leftists rallied in downtown Hiblon Park to protest U S armed intervention in Laos. The demonstration reflected strong antiwar sentiment amid regional tensions and U S policy debates.
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U. S
Laos
Tokyo
Hiblon Park
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