Admitted and discharged names in Corry notice
Admitted Melvin Whitney 562 East Main street. Mrs Margaret Brown 224 East Main street. Frank Smider 17% West South George Rockwood South Center street. Kirk son of Troy Hansen R D 2 Corry. Charles Weston 138 East Main Robin 14 month old son of Brint Brope Elgin. Discharged Mrs Elton Wilson 540 East South street Mrs Martin Heliker Bpartans surg. George Bennett 50 Snyder Cir te Eugene Gruber R D 3 Corry. Daniel 4 son of Alfred Miles R D 3. Mrs Margaret Brown 224 East Main street expired.
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Melvin Whitney
East Main Street
Margaret Brown
Main Street
Frank Smider
West South Street
George Rockwood
South Center Street
Kirk
Troy Hansen
Corry
Charles Weston
Robin
Brint Brope
Elgin
Elton Wilson
East South Street
Martin Heliker
Bpartanssurg
George Bennett
Snyder
Eugene Gruber
R. D
Daniel
Alfred Miles
Police Crush Rioting By Monks and Nuns in Saigon
Police and troops moved on Buddhist demonstrators in Saigon as hunger strikes by over 1,200 monks and nuns entered a second day. More than 200 protesters were arrested, with smaller gatherings in Saigon's market area and Cholon. Police used rifles, clubs, and barricades to disperse crowds near the Xa Lot and Giap Minh pagodas amid rumors of martial law.
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Saigon
Viet Nam Ar
Cholon
Ngo Dinh Diem
Gine Minh Pagoda
Xa Lot
County Treasurer Faces Hearing On Embezzlement
In ancuaTE Pennsylvania, Sullivan County treasurer Mrs. De Agnes Bahl faced a preliminary hearing on embezzlement charges. She was arrested yesterday and released on 4500 bond. If bound over, the case goes to a grand jury August 5 following a county audit report alleging a substantial shortage after about ten weeks of investigation.
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Ancuate
de Agnes “F."bahl
Sullivan County
Bahl
Dist
Charles Kechinka
Kschink
Union City Memorial Hospital Patient Directory Fragments
A fragmentary list from Union City Memorial Hospital includes names and addresses such as James R. Buell R D 4 Union City Raymond Tarbell R D 4 Union City Mrs Herbert Lindsley 25 Parade Street Union City Richard Peters R D 6 Waterford Mrs Elva Carter R D 2 Centerville Mrs Guy Amy R D 3 Centerville Leslie Loomis 30 Brown Street Union City John David Hicks R D 1 Union City Mary Ranyak 44 Bridge Street Union City.
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Raymond Tarbell
R. D
Union City
Herbert Lindsley
Parade Street
Richard Peters
Waterford
Elva Carter
Centerville
Guy Amy
James R. Buell
Leslie Loomis
Brown Street
John David Hicks
Mary Ranyak
Bridge Street
Deaths Mrs Margaret Cook of Corry
Mrs Margaret Cook of 322 East Main Street died suddenly at Corry Memorial Hospital after admission yesterday. She was born October 16 1914 in Cambridge Springs and lived in Cambridge Springs Meadville Corry since 1958. Survived by three daughters four sons and other relatives. Services Friday at Bracken Funeral Home with Salvation Army officiant. Burial Pine Grove Cemetery.
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C Ook
East
Mainstreet
Corry Memorial Hospital
Cook
Cambridge Springs
Meadville
Corry
Home League of the Salvation Army
Lee
Shirley) Strine
New Cumberland
Bernie
Helen
John Bdeen
Salvation Army
Pine Grove Cemetery
Margaret (Brown) Cook
Bracken
Pine, Grove Cemetery
Rockefeller Attack Sparks GOP Divisive Charge
Washington. John Tower, a Goldwater supporter, calls Nelson Rockefeller’s attack on the GOP a divisive statement. Tower says Rockefeller has been influenced by liberal thinkers seeking to sow dissension among Republicans. Rockefeller, a leading GOP hopeful, accuses Goldwater backers of courting Southern and Western electoral votes by writing off large northern states and their Black populations.
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Washington
Ohn
G. Tower
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Tower
Barry Goldwater
Rockefeller
New York
Goldwater
House approves 963 million general appropriation bill
Harrisburg AP The House passed the 963 million general appropriation bill by unanimous vote with light debate. The measure funds Gov. Scranton's 1.1 billion spending plan for 1963 64 and heads to the Senate. House Republicans and some Democrats fought over 37 million in non preferred appropriations and backfilling of anthracite strip mines amid reapportionment debates and session timing.
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Harrisburg
House
Strief
Senate
Gov
GOP
Wall Street Hopes Amid Global Uncertainty
In a broad market snapshot the Business Mirror reports stalemate pressures across industries. Analysts note potential impacts from Moscow armament steps, rail labor risks, tax legislation, and rising rates as the Federal Reserve raised the discount rate to 3 percent, shaping short and possibly long-term borrowing costs.
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New York
Moscow
Wall Street
Congress
Bush
Federal Reserve Board
McKay Frost Triscuit and Cook Funeral Notices
Funeral notices list multiple individuals with services at Bracken and Glenn Funeral Homes. John McKay, Frank T. Frost, Herald C. Triscuit, and Mrs Margaret Cook have services scheduled at 2 p.m. on respective days, with visiting hours preceding at Bracken or Glenn locations and burials planned in Pine Grove, Elgin, and David Curl s Cemeteries in Columbus Union City and area.
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Triscuit
Herald C. Triscult
Glenn
Union City
Elgin Cemetery
The Journal Subscription Drive Promises Easy News Access
A promotional note urges readers to subscribe to The Journal for convenient access to daily coverage. It emphasizes simplicity and ongoing access to local and regional stories.
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