Admitted and discharged notices amid local hospital fill
A batch of admitted patients includes Brian Scott son of Mr and Mrs Magginnis Spartansboro and Charles Davis son of Mr and Mrs Sadowski Columbus with several others named by full address. Discharged list cites Mrs Beneva Spring Creek and Timothy Bracken son of Olin Bracken Jr among several by street and city. Also notes a dining room reopening at Hotel Corry due to demand and inviting patrons for lunch or dinner.
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Brian Scott
James C. Magginnis
R. D
Spartansboro
Chester Carey
Clymer
Grace C. Graham
West Park Place
Charles Davis
Randolph Davis
Robert Sadowski
Columbus
Jan M. Peck
Charles Peck
Corty
Andrew Beneva
Spring Creek
Timothy J. Bracken
Olin Bracken Jr
Oakley Avenue
Violet Batey
Harry W. Powers
Franlin Street
Bernard Lepkowski
James D. Gravink
David Evans
Wayne Street
George M. Binley
Wright Street
Corry
Catholics Begin Nine Days of Mourning for Pope John XXIII
Vatican officials announced nine days of official mourning for Pope John XXIII as his body lay in state beneath St. Peter’s Basilica. Masses are held daily at the basilica altar while millions pass by the catafalque in silent homage. The mourning period runs to June 17, with two days set aside for Joy Trinity Sunday and Corpus Christi. Presidents, princes and prime ministers expected for the final day, with U.S. Vice President Johnson sending an official representative. Cardinal Mindszenty, Hungarian primate, not expected to attend.
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Vatican -City
John XXII
St. Peter's Basilica
Vatican Basilica
Pope John
Pius XI
Tryndon B
Johnson
United States
Vladimir Kotliatov
College of Ceriinals
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
Budapest
Vatican
Union City Memorial Hospital Discharges and Addresses
A hospital discharge list from Union City Memorial Hospital records multiple individuals with full names and home addresses across Union City, Cambridge Springs, Waterford, Ripley, and Pittsburgh. The entries include Mrs Irene Boland, Mrs Marda Watson, Robert Watson, Russell Wright Sr., Mrs Daniel Sugden, Mrs Jack Bennett, Mrs Fred Bauer, Mrs Jerry Adams, Milton A Lafferty, Mrs George LeFevre, Mrs Sarah Mulkle, Mrs Robert McEntire, Mrs Robert Kaneman, Fenton Post, Vincent McWilliams, and several others with R D and street details. The list also shows a number of discharged patients and their residences, reflecting a mid‑ century community roll.
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LaRue Ottaway
East High
Union City
Marda Watson
R. D
Cambridge Springs
Robert Watson
Russell Wright Sr
Pittsburgh
Daniel Sugden
Ripley
Jack Bennett
Graves Street
Fred Bauer
South Street
Jerry Adams
Atlantic Street
Milton A. Lafferty
B.D
George LeFevre
Warden Street
Sarah Mulkle
Eric
Robert McEntire
Robert Kaneman
Parade Street
Fenton Post
Waterford
Vincent McWilliams
East
Fifth Street
Church in Hungary Aims for Easing Ties Over Mindazenty
Cardinal Mindazenty’s removal from the country is linked to easing church relations in Hungary. Cardinals chair the interim church administration and plan a conclave to elect Pope John’s successor. Conclave opens June 19, two days after mourning ends, with voting starting June 20.
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Hungary
Mindazenty
Smbarrésaing
Pope John
Call Girl Case Big Headache For Macmillan
London AP reports a red headed socialite Christine Keeler who says she carried on affairs with British War Secretary John Profumo and Soviet naval attache Yevgeny Ivanov. The scandal prompts questions of security, blackmail risk, and a royal audience as Profumo resigns amid public scrutiny and palace notice of a farewell audience with Queen Elizabeth II.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Christine Keeler
Daily Express Today
John Profumo
Yevgeny
Eugene) Ivanov
Jack
Profumo
Ivanov
Macmillan
House of Commons
Miss Keeler
Valerie Hobson
Buckingham Palace
Profumo Tuesaday
Commons
Elizabeth
Camping and community events in Spartansburg
Spartansburg notes cover the Boy Scout troop camping with leader Dene ns Northrup, five meals, and a five mile hike, plus a Camporee at Camp Bit Young. Local happenings include Martha Washington Club meeting, Hatch town homycoming picnic, and family visits from Ralph Harrison’s Kin. Also reported are deaths of H B Drought of Angheim California and local farewells.
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Spartansburg
Denens Northrup
Barry Johnson
Arn Atone
Creek
Down Senter
David Stralle
Bary Seuulen
Brett Harrison
Tom Carter
Ronnie Rhoades
Bill Albers
Marc Crosby
Eddie Laibuel
Jim Webbier
Ue Youth Center
Martha Washington Club
Amy Kineney
Charles Ohert
Hatchtown
Flattop Vulnerability Raises Questions on Carrier Warfare
AP Military Affairs Writer reports Navy officials say Russian bomber incursions over U S aircraft carriers are a form of electronic warfare. Adm Schoech notes carriers can be located in peacetime but emphasizes secrecy. flights test detection gear and countermeasures while both sides monitor ranges and response times.
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U.S
United States
Associated Press
Bem Price
Washington (Ap
Navy
Ranger
Japan
Uod
Missionary candidates speak at Corry church weekend
Ivory Coast missionaries will address Corry Christian and Missionary Alliance Church during Sunday School at 9 45 a m and the 11 a m worship service. Rev Polding and Rev Silvis, Nyack College graduates, plan language study in France before Ivory Coast posting. Both will substitute for Pastor Docherty at East McKeesport home convention services.
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Ivory Coast
West Africa
Corry
Edia Silvis
Gabon
Africa
Polding
Silvis
B. C. Docherty
East McKeesport
Construction Strike Bases Buffalo Area Projects
SUFFALO New York AP negotiations resumed after a major settlement as a strike idled about 14000 workers and halted roughly 80 million dollars in projects. Steamfitters Local 345 voted 155 to 49 to accept a new five year contract while 11 other building trades unions remained on strike after midnight last Friday. The walkout affected sites in Buffalo Niagara Falls Batavia and the Binghamton area with wage scales not disclosed.
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Suffalo
N.Y
Steamfitters Local 345
Steamfitters
Building Trades Union
Buffalo
Miagara Walls
Batavia
Binghamton
Carrier Vulnerability Debate Over Soviet Flights
Sheech argues that Soviet carrier flights do not end the carrier as an effective weapon. He notes carriers are less vulnerable than fixed land bases, explaining a ballistic missile cannot currently be programmed to hit a moving carrier and stressing the ongoing vulnerability must be measured in degrees.
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Sheech
Liberty Bell Pari mutuel harness track opens in Philadelphia
The Liberty Bell harness track debuts in Northeast Philadelphia bringing pari mutuel betting to Pennsylvania for the first time. The $125 million facility plans a 50 night inaugural meet with a $39,150 Liberty Bell race and aims to accommodate 30,000 fans, featuring two tracks and a plan for future thoroughbred racing pending legality.
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Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Church
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Liberty Bell
James J. Lynch
Stanley Dancer
William Penn Racing Association
Arthur Rooney
Pittsburgh Steelers
Washington
Michael J. O'Neil
Arsonist jailed in Somerset for airport hangar fire
William M. Rice 23 of Berlin pleaded guilty to arson after admitting he set a small fire in the main hangar at Somerset County Airport Monday. He was jailed after his Thursday arrest and appeared before a justice of the peace.
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Somerset
William M. Rice
Berlin
Somerset County
Rice
Justice of the Peace
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