Local Hospital Admits and Discharges List
Admitted names include Mrs. Fred Scherzer 232 Wright Street Mrs. David Coon Clymer Robert Culbertson R D 4 Corry William Hecker 133 East Irving Street Mrs. John Schneider R D 3 Corry Mrs. Charles Peck R D 4 Mrs. Elmer Stover Spartansburg Discharged are Mrs. Vincent Culver Jr and daughter Vinette Marie R D 3 Corry Patricia A1 daughter of Mr and Mrs William Carlier Spar tansburg Mrs. Walter TeCulver and Melanie Ann R D Elwin Henton 846 Liberty Street Floyd Hoffman 963 North Center Street.
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Fred Scherzer
Wright Street
David Coon
Clymer
Robert Culbertson
R. D
Corry
William Hecker
East Irving Street
John Schneider
Charles Peck
Elmer Stover
Spartansburg
Vincent Culver Jr
Vinette Marie
Patricia
William Carlier
Walter TeCulver
Pease Melanie Ann
Elwin Henton
Liberty Street
Floyd Hoffman
North Center Street
Desertion conviction for Captain Svenson in 1963 jeep case
Captain Alfred E Svenson 31 Scranton Pa was sentenced by general court martial to seven years hard labor and dismissed from the U S Army for desertion and theft of a jeep he used to reach Communist East Germany 14 months ago He spent a year in East Germany before expulsion as unfit for asylum The case marked the only U S officer tried for desertion to the Communists automatic review awaits by higher authorities.
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Frankfur1
Ernie
Alfred E. Svenson
East Germany
Svenson
Scranton
U.S. Army
U.S
Hast
West Germany
Wins Women's Plane Derby In Powder Puff Race
Mary Ann Noah of Mission Kansas won the 18th Powder Puff Derby in Atlantic City. She and copilot Mary Atkins logged about 17 hours over 2,573 miles from Winslow Arizona to Payetteville Arkansas amid winds. Judy G Wagner and Frances S Bera finished second and third.
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Atlantic City
N.u
Mary’ Ann Noah
Mission
Kan
Frances S. Bera
Long Beach
Calif
Fresno
Cal
Address Change Rules To Avoid Voting Delays
Voters must file address changes with the Erie County Voter Office or risk being blocked at the next election. Chief Voter Registrar Helen M. Gresley notes moves not reported may lead to challenges at old polling places. Deadline for changes and new registrations is September 15 for those wishing to vote in November. those under 21 may register if they will be 21 by Election Day.
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Erie
Erie County
Helen M. Gresley
Promises Fight Against Rising Hospital Costs
The Pennsylvania Medical Society says it will continue to combat rising hospitalization costs after a governor's commission report voiced concerns that insurance plans may be shortened due to higher costs. Dr. Wilbur E. Flannery of New Castle, president of the society, said a solution has been sought for years and agrees that patient stays could often be shortened without harming recovery.
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Harrisbukl
Pennsylvania Medical Society
Governor's Commission
Arlin M. Adams
Public Welfare
Wilbur E. Flannery
New Castle
State Medical Society
Iraqi arms deal reported with Beirut visit
An Iraqi military delegation visited the Soviet Union to buy arms to strengthen its armed forces, according to Iraqi Guidance Minister Abdel Kerim Farhan in a broadcast yesterday.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Soviet Union
Abdel Kerim Farhan
Finkbine Announces Second Pregnancy in Arizona
Sherri Finkbine, 31, known for her controversial 1960 abortion case, reports a January due date after confirming pregnancy. She says she wants a healthy baby, regardless of sex, and downplays further comment. Her husband, Robert, notes they have two boys and two girls and are excited.
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Scottsdale, Ariz
Igherni Pinkbine
Ws. Finkbine
Sherri Chessen
Phenix
Europe
Robert
Scottsdale
England
Finkbines
Arizona
Sweden
Finkbine
Soviet Union buys $5.5 million mining gear from Joy Mfg
Tass reported that the Soviet Union contracted Joy Manufacturing of Pittsburgh to buy 5.5 million dollars of mining equipment, including 90 cutter loaders and loading machines, for potassium salt and iron ore mining. The deal closed with the Soviet Machine Import Assn after six months of bargaining with prices cited as the main obstacle. The Soviets will pay cash on delivery, and Joy previously sold 1.7 million dollars of similar gear to Riins last year. Joy reportedly eyed selling lathes to the Soviets.
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Mostow Art
Tass
Soviet Union
Joy Manufacturing Co
Pittsburgh
Soviet Machine Import Assn
Joy Company
Joy
Pa. Attorney, 101, Still On Job
Chester attorney Charles Palmer celebrated his 101st birthday while working in his Chester office. A Ridley Park native, he graduated Swarthmore College in 1882 and was admitted to the Pennsylvania bar in 1890. Palmer has practiced law for 73 years.
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Chester, Pa
Charles Palmer
Chester
Palmer
Ridley Park
Swarthmore College
Pennsylvania
Kaltenborn Reaches 86 Quiet Birthday With No Advice
STONY BROOK NY AP reports H V Kaltenborn, dean of news commentators, turns 86 at his Long Island estate. In a birthday eve interview he says he never believed in giving advice and that people must make their own mistakes and learn from them. He spends much of his time reading.
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Stony Brook
N.Y
H. V. Kaltenborn
Long Island
Kaltenborn
Free Africans From White Rule Drive Gains Momentum
London AP reports a conference of Commonwealth premiers moves to end white rule in Africa and unite the continent. Kenya Prime Minister Jomo Kenyatta urges a united front on liberation. a Commonwealth boycott of South Africa is anticipated as the discussion shifts to independence trends in British territories.
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London
Britain
Kenya
Jomo Kenyatta
Commonwealth
Kenyatta
Southern Rhodesia
South Africa
iReject Negroes Transfer Request at WNTUN NJ
The New Jersey State Board of Education refused to overturn the neighborhood school concept in Union Towns, denying a group of Negro parents’ request to force school transfers to reduce racial imbalance at the 95 percent Negro Jefferson Elementary. The board said voluntary transfers should stand as parents seek schools near home and that the plan remains the best option to maintain local balance.
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WNTUN
New Jersey
Edcation
Union Towns
Union Township
Jefferlson
Goulart Suffered Heart Attack While in Exile in Uruguay
Former Brazilian president Joao Goulart suffered a moderate coronary attack in Montevideo where he has lived in exile since Brazil's coup last April. Doctors announced the condition and noted he is under medical care.
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Goulart
Montevideo
Uruguay
Joao Goulart
Brazil
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