Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Includes Local Residents
Report lists multiple admissions and discharges at Corry Memorial Hospital and Titaville Hospital. Names include Richard Stroup jr., Dianne DeMeyer, Karen Crealey, Otto Weber, Ladine Willis, John Anthony III, and others. A 3-year-old from Spring Creek was injured in a car incident and to receive X-rays.
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Vernesia Chidwell
Mead Avenue
Joseph Kalb
Pilbourgh
Darwin Steadman
Columbus
Lawrence Crawford
West
Boodstreet
Dianne
Albert DeMeyern
North Clymer
Effie Klinger
Bay
Louis M Brown
Pitsfield
Hunday Karen
Robert Crealey
Spring Creek
Otto Weber
Jimnestown
Mrn fLadine Willis
Smith Street
Dina
Diva Hiter
Mir Aie Min
William Shuts
Cabinbis
Ralph Austin
East Charen Street
Tithaville
John Daysan Anthony
John J. Anthony
Thurville
Titaville
Wedding invitations teased at The Journal amidst June rush
The Journal advertises over 200 wedding invitation styles for June couples, urging readers to visit or borrow display books. The note urges timely selection as many styles remain and references a flurry of local happenings and a busy community scene surrounding June weddings.
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Journal
Kane
Barbi Harder
Alice Harhin
Ion Sinard
Community Hospital
Uney
Ait
He Husbane
Jack Sryiler
Ohiark
June
Moon
Ginnie
Wesleyville
Ville
Cie
Grice Jewelers
Wenden
Fontyteye
Choy
Wien Huntigh
Luuibar Verbeby
Sawyer
Mayville
Chyrtox
Goodell
Gorell Tiellasnormry
Byaillind McKeat County
Gendford
Arthur & Awagon
Bradford
Eric
Patiern Iquins
Mannot
Tyligvilles
Cripple Slain In Brooklyn Bar Quarrel Breaks Out
A man named Thomas Lynch was killed in a Brooklyn tavern during a sudden quarrel with a gun. Police identified suspect William Sorenson, 27, and quoted witnesses about a struggle involving an aluminum crutch used by the victim since an injury in April. The incident occurred early yesterday as patrons watched.
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Brooklyn
Patteelter
Whey
Pele
Willi Sorenson
Poller
Brooklye
William Riley
Thomas Lyneh
Aluminum
Benide
Lyneh
Rigvie
Lyfieh
Jolautes Dyker
Beccy Holt Funeral Shatters Calm as Father Prays
In Philadelphia Holt breaks down during funeral rites for his 34 year old daughter Becky. An open casket at the service follows her strangling by Edward Cooney Jr. The Cooney family faces psychiatric examination as Holt and his wife clash over a sermon on juvenile delinquency and compassion. The service combines Hebrew prayers and Episcopal readings with attendees including Edward Cooney Sr. and Rabbi Alexander Levin.
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Philadelphia
Holt
Becky
Edward Cooney Sr
Cooney
Tatania
Rabb Alexander Levin
Rabbi Levin
Dad's Efforts In Vain, Girl Drowns
In Colorado, 10-year-old Joyce Watkins fell into South Boulder Creek as her father Earl Watkins, a Denver truck driver, commandeered a passing car to pursue help. A motorist aided the search, they followed the river three miles, and Earl reentered the water, finding his daughter jammed in debris. She was dead.
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Boulder
Colo
Joyce Watkins
South Boulder Creek
Earl Watkins
Watkins
Wattkins
Denver
Nationalist China to build first atomic reactor this year
Education minister Dr Mei Chi announced in Taunghoa that National Taunghoa University will operate a nuclear research reactor. The project aims to establish China’s first atomic reactor by year’s end at the university facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipel
China
Mei ¥-Chi
National
Taunghoa University
Missing daughter of famous mystery writers vanishes after casino trip
Linda J. Millar, 19, daughter of Kenneth and Margaret Millar known pen John Ross McDonald, disappeared after leaving a Lake Tahoe casino on May 30 31. The UC Davis student may have fled to ease exam stress and guilt over a Santa Barbara crash she believed she caused years ago. Authorities in California and Nevada search for the student who was last seen returning to school.
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Hunt
David
Calif
Callifornia
Nevada
Kenneth
Margaret Millar
John Ross McDonald
Linda J. Millar
Miss Millar
University of California
Davis
Lake Tahoe
Millar
Santa Barbara
Liberace Denies Homosexuality In Libel Trial Opening
Liberace testified in a British court that he has never engaged in homosexual acts as the libel trial over a Daily Mirror article opened. The entertainer denied the allegation while the defense argued the piece conveyed true statements and fair comment, with a jury to set any damages.
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WDON
Liberace
The
Daily Mirror
William Neil Connor
Cassandra
Wladziu Valentino Liberace
Gilbert Beyfus
Conner
Bel
Beyli
Beyfus
the Mirror
Connor
Plan No New Action On Tax Program In Harrisburg
Lawrences 210 million dollar tax program takes a back seat as General Assembly reconvenes. Democratic House leader Rep. Stephen McCann says no new action planned this week, but hopes to resolve muddled tax issues by July end. Republicans warn action awaits budget studies, with no consensus on extending the 3 percent sales tax to services.
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Harrisburg
Lawrence
General Assembly
Stephen McCann
House
H. G. Andrews
Senate
Cambria County
Sen
James 5
Berger
Andrews
Potter County
Quads' Father Having Troubles Continued On Page One
Grace in Hollis Queens says her ex husband Bravata, a Pennsylvania Railroad freight conductor earning 115 a week, owes her 900 in support and is proud of his newspaper photo with another woman. Their children are 19 and 12, and Bravata will turn 40 on Father's Day.
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Rehildren
Grace
Hollis
Queens
New York City
Bravata
Pennsylvania Railroad
Louise
Covering the White House A Daily Beat Says Ed Cragg
Washington writer Ed Cragg recalls the grind of White House reporting. He describes the stamina needed, the boredom, the long hours, and the constant push to outrun cuts and deadlines while chasing stories from the lobby to the presidential plane.
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ED Creagh
Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Associated Press
Chicago
Save the Chipmunks Federation
Hal Boyles Americana satire on fame and mud puddles
A humorous piece by Hal Boyle contrasts glamour with ordinary hardship. It contrasts plane, train, or car travel, daiquiris and starlets with missed chances to see presidents, mud puddles in drought areas, and a submarine chase with ice floes. The tone mocks celebrity culture and imagines space launch as reward for endurance.
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Mexico
Harry Truman
Potomac
Iraq Sidelined by Moscow as Soviet Troops Reshape Region
The passage claims Iraq’s communists resent Moscow while Hungary Bulgaria and Romania become peoples democracies with Soviet troops aiding over years. It argues the party seeks a national union front to seize power and that Moscow aims a long term stake in the Middle East, contrasting Western views of Iraq as volatile and unstable.
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Iraq
Moscow
Hungary
Bulgaria
Romania
National Union
Middle East
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Clymer
William Lindstrom
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Robert Et Anstadt
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Law & Finance Building
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Fuller Business Service
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