Hospital Admits and Discharges Noted in Local Column
At Corry Memorial Hospital admissions include Mrs Joseph Amoroso and Mrs Clare Bourt, with discharges listing Mr Carl Henry and Mrs Eleanor Mead among others. Also promoting Line-O-Ad rates, a Disney matinee at Rex Theatre, Columbus Inn dining, Turben’s Auto Service, Elkis Antler Room hours, and a Father’s Day menu with private party reservations.
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Joseph Amoroso
Sprite Street
Dames Kolstee
R. D
Clymer
Schmuel Culver
Spartansburg
Clare Bourt
North Center Street
Carl Henry
Union City
Eleanor Mead
Maple Avenue
Mildred Helman
East Pleasant Street
Carl Garber
Chris Emory
Pittsfield
Pria Hoe
Walt Disney
Rex Theatre
Columbus Inn
Turben
Chevrolet
Elkis Antler Room
County land use study urged to be revised
Acting planning director Christopher Capotis says Erie County land use patterns study must be revised as state routing changes alter future growth. The two phase study, tied to a master plan due September, needs updating for urbanized areas and population forecasts for 1986.
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Cee Cumini Penssesesap Velo
Erie County
Christopher Capotis
Gre
Capouly
Erle
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Avenue
Glennwood Park Avenue
Buiht
Capotis
Canous
Waler Pihway
Capétis
Capalis
Matthew Stegner
Castro signals Cuba will negotiate with bargaining team
Castro declared the United States must respect Cuba's sovereignty and that Cuba will decide its own affairs while accepting technical advice only when asked. He urged a swap exchanging invasion captives for Cubans held in the U S and elsewhere and offered to drop claims for material indemnification in a freedom for freedom exchange. He denied ulterior motives behind inviting Mrs Roosevelt and Dr Eisenhower to Cuba to help negotiate. The freedom committee said its bargaining team will fly from Miami Monday at 2 30 pm EST aboard a regularly scheduled flight to Havana, with reporters permitted to accompany.
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Castro
United States
Cuba
Casto
Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Freedom
Miami
Fla
Havana
Red Cross Chapter Here Has Busy Year
The Corry area Red Cross chapter reports a busy year with Bloodmobile visits and lunch programs, swimming and life saving classes, and extensive volunteer service. Highlights include 80 hours donated by 19 nurses, 75 hours by five drivers, and junior Red Cross work at Corry Area High School with $152 raised through an enrollment drive. The year ended May 1 with a balance of $10,706.
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Red Cross
Seeyica
Don Williams
Aor
Winnie Pierce
Benier
Whitely Cochran
Honora Miller
Mary Beth Keppel
Earl Haight
Motor Service
Haight
Erie
Jamestown
Union City
Margaret Bartholme
James MacInnes
Lloyd Lunphere
Gerald Staples
Grey Ladies
Corry Area High School
Ruth Bennett
Corry Memorial Hospital
Elmer Ortner
Norman Tarbell
Mother General Ursulina dies at 72 in Los Angeles
Mother Mary Ursulina Cros der, 72, who led the Franciscan sisters of the Sacred Heart as mother general from 1948 to 1957, died yesterday in a Los Angeles hospital. Her tenure guided the order through postwar years and community growth.
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Los Angeles
Mary Ursulina
Cros der
Franciscan Sisters of the Sacred Heart
President Kennedy improves after back strain update
President Kennedy shows signs of improvement as doctors report the back ailment is getting better. Dr. Janet Travell advises rest, swimming in a heated pool, and crutch use during walks at the seaside villa. Prime Minister Diefenbaker sends good wishes. Kennedy replies with thanks and notes the tree planting ceremony.
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Ralm Beach
Kennedy
Janet Travell
Sh Gain
White House
Andrew T. Hatcher
Washintoni
Gore
Travel
Colonel Faces Court Martial In Tower Deaths
The Air Force orders Col William M Banks to face a court martial for derelict on duty over the No. 4 Texas Tower collapse in the Atlantic that killed 28. Banks led the Boston air defense center. two other officers were dismissed. The tower buckled after hurricanes Daisy and Donna and sank January 15.
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Washington
Air Force
Texas
Atlantic
William M. ‘Banks
Banks
Boston
Air Defense
Robert M. Lee
Mass
William R. Sheppard
Reginald TL. Stark
Lee
Raleigh
W.va
No. 4
Daisy
Donna
Tost
Col
Embezzler Free on Bond in Butler Case
A 53 year old grandmother Mae H Wheeler is freed on a 40000 bond after being charged in a major embezzlement from the Butler Workingmen's Building and Loan Association. Her husband Clarence posted part of the bond while a bonding firm supplied the rest. Wheeler, an longtime officer, faces renewed charges following a prior $5014 embezzlement fit.
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Butler, Pa
Butler Workingmen's, Building & Loan Association
Mae H. Wheeler
Clarence
Wheeler
Association
Future Space Ventures May Be Dangerous
NASA warned that future space missions could face hazards from high velocity cosmic dust. Telemetered data from Explorer VI and Vanguard II indicate micro meteorites near Earth likely linked to the Leonid meteor stream. Particles could puncture a ship and may have corrosive effects, as the two satellites traced the same November shower.
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Washington Labs
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Leo
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