Admitted and Discharged Patients Listed With Names
A hospital notice lists admitted individuals including Barry Warnshuis 703 Mead Ave Nile. Daniel Howell Pittsfield. Mrs Lyle Hotchkiss 38 West Bond St. Mrs Olvar Juneas 306 Shady Venue. Discharged: Mrs Charles Carlson. Deana Lynn. Eric. Theodore. Neckers. Richard Lindstrom. George Caldwell. Mrs Peter Stutzman Spar tansburg. Mrs James Caldwell Spar tansburg. Mrs Lena Rickerson 416 West Church St. Also James Jackson 13 R D 4 Corry. Mrs Walter Gibbs and Teresa Ann 517 South Center St. service on North Center St. 11/2 oz tumbler with 8 gallon purchase. 14t13 PESOS SSHESS
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Kyle Warnshuis
Mead Ave
Nile
Daniel Howell
Pittsfield
Lyle Hotchkiss
West
Bond Street
Olvar Juneas
Shady
Charles Carlson
Deana Lynn
Eric
Theodore. Neckers
Clymer
Richard Lindstrom
George Caldwell
Williamsport
Peter Stutzman
R. D
Cor
Lawrence Penoyer
Spartansburg
James Caldwell
Lena Rickerson
West Church Street
James
John Jackson
Corry
Walter Gibbs
Teresa Ann
South Center Street
Integration in Chester May Be Late
The State Human Relations Commission chair Harry M. Boyer said a plan to integrate Chester public schools before the Septenber term is extremely unlikely. He added the commission will not issue an order before hearings and legal motions are filed, delaying possible compulsory integration. In Harrisburg, police seek a burglar who stole $28 in pennies from a locked room.
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Philaamlphia
State Human Relations Commission
Chester
Chester Board of Education
Commission
Harry M. Boyer
Boyer
Guy G. de Faria
Rochester Riots Taper Off To Calm
Rochester cooled after a violent weekend as curfew checks resumed and police garrisoned the Negro districts. National guardsmen stood by as authorities warned of harsh retaliation for any renewed rioting while liquor sales stayed banned through the day.
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Rochester
Arochester
N.Y
Monroe County
Uruguay council president Daniel Crespon dies of heart ailment
Daniel Fernandez Crespon, a member and former president of Uruguay’s nine member ruling council under the rotation system, died yesterday after a heart illness. He had served as president until February this year.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Daniel Fernandez Crespon
Downtown Blight Survey Aims for Federal Funds
City officials discuss using federal urban development funds for blighted downtown buildings. The plan includes surveying mercantile structures along North Center street and the Corry Jamestown building beside the railroad, with Johnson to finish zoning and codes and Capotis to review the completed survey.
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AeUmnedines
Corry Jamestown
Crawford
North Center Street
Sibal
Meadville
Johnson
Capotis
Miners Trapped in French Cave-In Reaching for Escape
Rescue workers punched into an underground tunnel where five miners were believed trapped after a cave-in in a limestone mine in the Jura mountains near the Swiss border. Nine others were found alive two hundred feet below, with air tube contact established and a rescue shaft being drilled as rain hampered efforts.
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Jura Moutains
France
Mt Rivel
Drgne
Carry Oldster From Home After Holdout
Summit Illinois AP report details Wayne Hamilton 31 resisting eviction from an 80 year old frame house on the $157 million Southwest Expressway route. Deputies forced entry after which a bulldozer toppled the structure. Hamilton claimed previous payment $16,500 six years ago with state award of $13,800 and estimated value $25,000 to $27,000.
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Summit
Ill
Wayne Hamilton
Hamilton
Harry M. Magers
Magers
Jeanette
Carlisle gridder Dietz dies at 78 in Reading hospital
William Lone Star Dietz, captain of the Carlisle Indian School football team that featured Jim Thorpe in 1911, died July 20 in Reading after surgery. He was of German Sioux parentage and was born at Pine Ridge South Dakota.
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Carlisle Gridder
Reading
William Lone Star) Dietz
Carlisle
Jim Thorpe
Pine Ridge
S. D
Georgia Dem Delegation Names First Negro Members
Georgia announces its 64 delegates and 52 alternates to the Democratic National Convention with four Negro delegates and two alternates. State Sen. Leroy Johnson and attorney A. T. Walden represent Atlanta, while alternates include T. B. Hooper of Macon and Mrs. P. Q. Yancy of Atlanta.
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Atlanta, Ga
Georgia
Carl _Sanders
Sanders
Travis Stewart
Georgia Democratic Party
Atlantic City
San Francisco
U.S
Richard B. Russell
Herman Talmadge
Talmadge
Leroy Johnson
A.T. Walden
Atlanta
Johnson
Walden
Democratic Party
T. B. Hooper
Macon
P. Q. Yancy
Ohio motorist killed in West Springfield crash
A car struck a tree along U S 20 in West Springfield Erie County killing James D. Kessler 22 of Conneaut Ohio.
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Ohio
West Springfield
U.S. 20
Erie County
James D. Kessler
Conneaut
Ranger Heads For Moon Date
Ranger 7 continues its 69 hour, 228 522 mile voyage as engineers estimate impact site within 10 to 12 hours and monitor all systems. The Atlas Agena booster achieved precise trajectory and would likely hit the moon early Friday with 1 hour of remaining guidance.
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Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ranger 7
Ranger 7 Midcourse Maneuver Risks While Aiming for Moon
Report discusses the high stakes of Ranger 7 midcourse steering to hit the visible lunar side for close exploration. It notes steering corrections could shift up to 6,200 miles, compares moon size, and vows to receive up to 4,000 final pictures from 1,100 miles altitude before impact.
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Er Rainty
Ranger 7
Ranger
Rangers Fail to Hit Target Amid Camera Outage
Six prior Rangers proved unsuccessful. Ranger 6 last February flew within 15 miles of its target but its cameras were dead, leaving no usable footage or data for mission assessment.
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Ranger 6
Louisiana Marriage License Fee Rises to Five Dollars
The cost to obtain a marriage license in Louisiana increased from 3.50 to 5.00 dollars after a bill signed by Governor Gay and John J. McKeithen, citing higher costs for handling paperwork.
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Louisiana
Baton Rouge
John J. McKeithen
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