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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1963
Page
2
France Won't Sign Nuclear Test Treaty
Paris report: President Charles de Gaulle rejects the Moscow plan to halt above ground space and underwater nuclear tests. He says France will not join a nonaggression pact and will continue its own nuclear program unless the US and USSR destroy their stockpiles. He calls for a universal disarmament conference by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
Moscow
de Gaulle
United States
Britain
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Une
Admitted and Discharged Patients List at Local Hospitals
The report lists admissions and discharges at Union City Memorial Hospital and surrounding facilities. Names include Mrs Mary Lines and Mrs Virginia Button among admitted, with transfers to Hamot Hospital Erie and multiple local addresses in Clymer Corry Wattsburg and Union City. Others, such as Miss Joanne Osborn of Pittsburgh and Mr Louis Messina of Sheffield Lake Ohio, appear among patients and relatives on the weekend roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Davis
Atwood
Worth Street
Eugene Buesini
Clymer
Clarence Taft
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Nancy
Merle Howell
Garland
Ray E. Foster
Panama
Marshall K. Robbins
R. D
Corry
Pred MacMartin
Mend Avenue
Harriet L. Myers
Wayne Street
Cheryl Stoke
Henry Davis Jr
West
Frederick Street
John
Lewis Kuss
Albert Kinney
South Center Street
Larry Davis
West Washington Street
M. Edward Moore
East Congress Street
John Montgomery
Centerville
James Miller
Mark Alan
Mott Street
Mary Lines
Union City Memorial Hospital
Daniel Yovich
Union City
Harold Hall
Church Street
Wattsburg
John Daszynicy
Raymond Wiggers
Robert Caldwell
Miles Street
Joanne Osborn
Pittsburgh
Fred van Dyke
Mill Village
Don Harrison
McKean
Carla Fenno
Louis Messina
Sheffield Lake
Ohio
John Wroblewski
Watteburg
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Lines
Funeral notices report services for Mrs Mary Lines at Bracken Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 p.m. Interment will follow at Clymer Cemetery. Friends may call Monday 7 to 9 p.m. and Tuesday 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Bracken Funeral Home
Clymer Cemetery
Boy rescued from near drowning in Thomp son's Bay
A one year old youth Patrick Remsel was saved from drowning at Thompson's Bay near the Peninsula and is in critical condition at Hamot hospital. He was found in seven feet of water by Paul Hunter and received mouth to mouth resuscitation from Ronald Hamilton before being taken to Hamot by Erie Ambulance. Authorities note bystanders waited for others to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Thompson's Bay
Hamotospatat
Patrick Remsel
James W Remsel
Paul Hunter
Eric
Ronald Hamilton
Hamilton
Reinsel
Dale Cage
Cage
Danville
Neil H. Mays
Dobbins Landing
Hamet
Peninsula
City to rise on safer site after quake evacuation
Premier Gruekov announced a massive evacuation of nonessential residents and prioritizing demolition crews to clear Debris city. He said a new city for 270000 people will be built from the ground up after seismological studies determine a safer location. More than 70000 residents, mostly women, children and elders, had already fled by early morning, with many leaving on foot, cars, trains and planes. Rescue teams recovered a Belalan corpse after 55 hours buried, fueling cautious hopes for further finds amid the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pa Amreneme
Grlickey
Gruekov
Grlickov
Pa Assembly Tackles Major Issues Before Adjournment
In Harrisburg the General Assembly raced to finish major items before adjournment. Democrats resist ending sessions with reapportionment fights. GOP pushes 57 million in private college aid and tax paid bus aid for nonpublic schools. Bills include truck weight limits, school district reorganization, civil service, and borrowing limits. Major debate looms on private school transportation and constitutional amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aarrisburg
General Assembly
GOP
Democratic Party
General State Authority
Assembly
House
Senate
Senate Study Nuclear Treaty Stand Guides Policy Debate
Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen urged the Armed Services and Foreign Relations committees to give the nuclear treaty the closest examination. Khrushchev’s stance remains resistant as debate focuses on whether the pact will ease fears. Rusk plans to brief the House Foreign Affairs Committee on the matter as Moscow eyes broader East-West issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Foreign Relations and
Atomic Energy Committees
Dirksen
Khrushchev
AFL-CIO Aide Faces Food Stamp Pilferage Claims
An AFL-CIO aide questions food stamp plan costs while addressing alleged pilferage at Erie stores. Grace notes desire to move business from the plan to Erie outlets. Officials cite audits and county paperwork errors as contributing factors amid ongoing investigations into possible losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eurmannese Sages 2 GE
Grace
Wicks
Erie
Afl-Cio
Vanderholf
Food Office
Deaths Mrs Mary J Lines of Clymer
Mrs Mary J Lines of Mill Street Clymer died at Corry Memorial Hospital at 6 am. She was 90 and had been in ill health for months. Born July 3 1873 in Glyndon Crawford County Pa she lived in the area many years. She married DeWain Lines January 29 1894 and they moved to Corry in 1914 then Spirit Hill and Clymer in 1940. Survived by two daughters Eva Scott Mildred Arnink two sons Perry Lines and Paul Lines three generations of grandchildren great grandchildren and a sister Emma Carroll. Funeral arrangements are with Bracken Funeral Home with calling hours tonight and tomorrow. Final rites Wednesday at 2 pm with Rev Lloyd Mack officiating. Interment in Clymer Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Lines
Lines
Mill Street
Clymjer
Corry Memorial Hospital
Glyndon
Crawford County
DeWain Lines
Corry
Spirit Hill
Clymer
Geary
G. Perry Lines
North East
Paul V, Lines
William
Emma) Carroll
Columbus
The
Surplus Food Plan to Continue Over Food Stamps Say Officials
The AFL-CIO group will press to maintain the surplus food program over food stamps. Commissioner Fred Lamberton, with Commissioners Carl Proctor and Louis Rzynek, said they would work out new procedures for handling the surplus program, but gave no specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afl-Cio Group
Grace
Fred Lamberton
Carl Proctor
Louis Rzymek
NAACP Pickets Philadelphia Post Office
The NAACP demonstrated at Philadelphia’s main post office to protest alleged discrimination in promotions. About 20 protesters circled the entrance under police supervision. Postmaster Lambert warned workers of disciplinary action for participating or failing to report to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Howard Leary
Anthony J. Lambert
Lambert
Cecil Moore
NAACP
Chanter
Robert N. C. Nim
Moore
Nix
House Postal Operations Committee
Lambert comment on peaceful demonstration and authority
Lambert said there would be no objection to a quiet demonstration but warned against a body to body chain. He warned that interference with the mall would lead to arrest. Moore and Nix clash over authority with Lambert stating all actions must go through the committee and noting Nix claims a right to be present. Lambert also disputed Moore's racial claims about post office department supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert
Nix
Moore
Post Office Department
Lightning Strikes Hit Multiple Homes in Beaverdam Area
A lightning surge damaged or affected several homes including Clifford Geer Stanley Sanders Douglas Carson Aden Klopfenstein in Beaverdam. Blackouts occurred as bulbs failed and a bolt crossed through kitchens, trees, and porches, with windows broken and structural impact noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Geer
Stanley Sanders
Douglas Carson
Aden Klopfenstein
Beaverdam
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Oscar Eck
Waterford
John Daszynicz
Loblaws
Pascal Celery
Pa. Assembly
Toronto
Walter A. Riddell
League of Nations
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Italy
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Gouvervenr
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