Local Admitted and Discharged List from area hospitals
The notice lists admissions including Mrs Ruth Price of 524 Grand Street and Mrs Ruth McCray of Corry Rural Delivery 3, along with Mrs Charles Hershey of 104 Park Street and Carnot Martin of Beverly. Discharges include Donna and Michael Dunnewold of Columbus and Richard Goodwill of Elgin, with other patient notes and infant mentions.
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Grand Street
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R. D
Corry
Charles Hershey
Park Street
Carnot Martin
Maple Avenue
Beverly
Helen Messinger
Donna
Allan Dunnewold
Columbus
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David Bennett
Union City
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Elgin
Ellmear Wassink
East Bond Street
George Dean
Gerald Eugene
Martin Heliker Jr
Euclid Street
Barbara Lilliebridge
Spartansburg
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Albert Rittenhouse
Donald Jones
East South Street
Jack Armitage
East Main Street
Zalzneck's Shoe Store Clearance Sale Bargains
Zalzneck's Shoe Store advertises a clearance sale with bargains still available. The notice lists discounts, stock, and dates, highlighting wide selections in footwear.
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PRR
Zalzneck
Johnson greets tourists and dogs at White House
President Johnson spends about 90 minutes in informal White House activities greeting tourists at an iron gate and posing with his beagles Him and Her. He chats with newsmen over coffee then walks the circular drive, drawing a casual, picturesque scene of presidential accessibility.
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Washington
White House
Johnson
Executive Mansion
It's easy to really enjoy the news Journal offer
An appeal promotes subscribing to The Journal, inviting readers to enjoy more news and features. It highlights access to timely stories, columns, and local coverage as a benefit of subscription. The tone urges commitment to daily reading.
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The
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Federal Jury Acquits Cohn of Perjury Charge
A federal court jury acquitted attorney Roy M. Cohn on perjury and obstruction charges in a retrial of the case tied to a 1959 grand jury probe into stock fraud. Co-defendant Murray Gottesman was also cleared after a nine hour deliberation that followed an overnight hotel stay by jurors.
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Claude C. Applegate
Tastee Freez Friday Flavor and VFW Polka Night
Tastee Freez showcases an orange pineapple flavor this Friday. VFW hosts a polka party Saturday July 18 with dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Polka and twist rounds, door prizes. Music by Chester Hoderny’s four piece band from Erie. Tickets $2 per couple at the door.
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Zalzneck
Chester
Hoderny
Erie
Camp at Y Acres Drills Up Plans With Leaders Named
A camp at Y's Acres unveiled its leadership today with Benjamin Calderone named camp director at the far right and Ted Dahlstrand and Sterling Wees among key aides. A secretary noted reservations are open as shown in a Journal photo by Johnston.
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Y's Acres
Benjamin Calderone
Ted Dahlstrand
Sterling Wees
Vets Groups Hold State Conventions
In Pittsburgh the State Veterans of Foreign Wars convention enters its second day with about 70 resolutions on the table. One likely addresses Bible reading in public schools and others push national security Americanness internal affairs and defense of the pledge words under God. In Philadelphia American Legion delegates expected to back strong resolutions on domestic and world affairs, framed as the group’s firmest policy statement yet.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Convention
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Proposals Placed Before Delegates In Landmark Resolution Session
Resolutions committee submitted items for consideration by more than 6,000 delegates. The proposals seek ending government by executive order, a strong civil rights program, a Vietnam victory policy, U.S. sovereignty over the Canal Zone, ousting Castro and communism from Cuba, and removing Communist-trained teachers from colleges. The executive-order measure urges Congress to cancel orders granting agencies broad powers during emergencies.
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Resolutions Committee
U.S
Canal Zone
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Congress
America
Phillies Sell Sievers to Washington Senators
Philadelphia Phils ship first baseman Roy Sievers to the Senators on a conditional basis and place pitcher Cal McLish on waivers to clear room for two young players recalled from Little Rock farm club. Sievers, 37, will join Washington under the deal.
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Sievers
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Roy Sievers
Washington Senators
Cal McLish
Little Rock
Washington
Infant son of Maleskis dies hours after birth
Duane, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Maleski Jr. of 221 South First avenue, died at Corry Memorial Hospital last night about five hours after birth. He is survived by his parents, maternal grandparents Frank Maleski Sr. and Mrs. Frank Maleski, and maternal grandmother Mrs. Theodore Hanby. Friends may call Bracken Funeral Home 7 to 9 p m. today. Funeral services blank tomorrow at the family convenience, with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Duane
Frank J. Maleski Jr
South First Avenue
Corry Memorial Hospital
Frank Maleski Sr
R. D
Union City
Theodore Hanby
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
Pope Paul VI Resting at Castel Gandolfo With Work Ahead
Pope Paul VI is at his summer residence near Rome for rest but carries mountains of work for the next Ecumenical Council session. Hundreds of townspeople greeted him as he thanked them and noted he would rest physically while continuing to review papers and books.
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Pope
Castel Gondolfo
Italy
Pope Paul VI
Rome
Funeral service for Alfred C Hazeltine at Bricken Funeral Home
The funeral service for Alfred C Hazeltine is set for Friday at 2 p.m. at Bricken Funeral Home with interment in West Lawn Cemetery Columbus. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday evening 7 to 9 and Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. An unrelated adage notes it takes 150 yards of silk to make a parachute.
Police Boss Fesses Up Case Against Him Dismissed
In Salt Lake City Police Commissioner Herbert Smart admitted error over a press letter as Judge Horace Beck dismissed contempt charges. Beck earlier found entrapment in vice cases involving a lewdness trial, while Smart pushed for the case to go to a different court and sought higher court guidance.
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Salt Lake City
Beck
Smart
State Supreme Court
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