Admitted and discharged patients list with addresses
A hospital notice lists admitted patients including Mrs. George Wurm of 620 Wright Street Mrs. Myra Miller of 26 Franklin Street Mrs. Harold Lytel of 17 West Smith Street and several children of local residents. Discharged are Mike Andrew infant of 40 Marion Street Mrs. Gerald Sweet of 129 Mead Avenue Edward seven son of Kerr Union City and others from West Washington Street Spring Creek and 315 West Pleasant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wurm
Wright Street
Myra Miller
Franklin Cet
Harold Lytel
West Smith Street
Lynn
Joetta
Joseph Mok- Wa
East Frederick Street
J. Andrew Thompson
North Center Street
J. Martha
Janes
Childdren of
Rey
Edin Silvis
East Smith Street
Joh Morris
Main Street
Carol Hoffman
Pleasant Street
James Woodworth
Snyder Circle
Chester Fredelius
Clymer
Mike Andrew
Floyd McKuhn
Marion Street
Gerald Sweet
Mead Avenue
Edward
Charles Kerr
Union City
Jennie Chase
Washington Street
Duane Lincoln
Spring Creek
John Pless
West Pleasant Street
Richard
Alton Armitage
Summer Street
Wallace Stands Firm as Alabama Campus Tension Heightens
Governor George Wallace defied President Kennedy over racial integration at the University of Alabama, vowing to block two black students Vivian Malone and James Hood from registering. Troops sealed the campus while Wallace claimed his presence would ensure peace, rejecting federal pleas and asserting state authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Rusk
Alabama
Wallace
Vivian Malone
James Hood
Tuscaloosa
Apot
jaWhen
Kennedy
Legislature of Alabama
University of Alabama
University Board of Trustees
Albert Lingo
Union City Memorial Hospital Admits List
Union City Memorial Hospital admitted several residents including Miss Susan Porter of Mill Village Mrs Velma Stevenson of 79 North Main Street Union City Harry Gregor of R D 1 Union City and Duane Proctor of R D 1 Waterford Also listed are Fred Sutter of Rice Hotel Union Lee Symonds 33 Miles Street Union City Mrs Mary Ranyak 44 Bridge Street Union City Tyone Boland of Louisville Ky and Mrs Donald Taylor R D 1 Union City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Porter
Mill Village
Velma Stevenson
North Main Street
Union City
William Broadhurst
West High Street
Harry Gregor
Fred Sutter
Rice Hotel
Mary Ranyak
Bridge Street
Tyone Boland
Louisville
Lee Symonds
Miles Street
Donald Taylor
R. D
Union
Arrests rise as students arrive amid tense Alabama city
Safety director said arrests reached 22 on the eve of two Negro students' arrival. Those arrested faced charges of possessing pistols, clubs, bayonets, swords, tear gas gear, and needle hooks for cotton moves. A Negro was seized Monday with four sticks of dynamite found at his home. Wallace arrived Monday afternoon, toured the campus, greeted state mourners and students, and visited the armory with National Guardsmen nearby. Federal troops, including elements of the 101st Airborne, were stationed in northeast Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lingo
Wallace
Alabama
101St Airborne Division
Franklin barber jailed for toy gun bank hold up
Franklin man Jack Gordon Phillips was found guilty in Erie federal court of attempting to rob the First National Bank of Meadville branch in Franklin with a toy gun. Judge Joseph Pwillson sentenced him to one year and a day, a $500 fine, and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia M. Bryant
Franklin
First Natonal Bank of
Meadville
Phillips
Funeral service for Mrs Eugene Smith set for Wednesday
The body of Mrs Eugene Smith is at Bracken Funeral Home where friends may call Monday 7 to 9, Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. The service will be Wednesday at 2 o'clock at the same funeral home, with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
East Africa federal constitution talks reach draft agreement
A working party in Dar es Salaam reached agreement on all points toward drafting a federal constitution for the projected Republic of East Africa. The panel was appointed by the governments of Kenya, Uganda, and Tanganyika to advance the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar ES Salaam
Tanganyika
Republic of East Africa
Kenya
Uganda
Kennedy Signals Fresh Talks on Nuclear Test Ban Timing
President Kennedy moves to open new discussions with the Soviet Union on a comprehensive and verifiable nuclear test ban. He announced mid July talks, aims to avoid underground testing, and weighs how these talks may affect Khrushchev’s meetings with Chinese critics. The issue hinges on on site inspections, previously limited, and prior suspensions of underground tests as goodwill gestures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
American University
Jajor
Russia
Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Harold Macmillan
Churchill Named Kentucky Colonel in Honor of Fourth
The article reports Winston Churchill being commissioned a Kentucky colonel by Governor Bert Gomis and to receive a five gallon Kentucky bourbon keg on Independence Day. It notes the public misstep was corrected and Churchill will be presented the honors on July 4. Also reports Anita King, 74, silent film star, died of a heart attack in Hollywood after a stage career in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaruneer Ayar
Winston Churchill
America
Kentucky
Bert Gomis
Churchill
Hollywood
Anita King
New York
Lillian Russell
Chicago
Deaf Man Perfects Midget Transistor Hearing Aid
A hard of hearing inventor unveils an extremely small hearing aid using a tiny energized unit. The device makes whispers crystal clear and lets wearers hear speech distinctly. Interested readers are invited to write HEARING, P O Box 681, York, Pa for free information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O. Box
York
Indonesia joins Western bloc in South Pacific peace effort
Manila reports Indonesia will join a loose confederation with Malaya and the Philippines to preserve peace in the South Pacific. The three ministers aim to involve UN Secretary General U Thant to gauge local wishes on the Federation of Malaysia and affirm Philippine rights to British North Borneo. The move links anti Communist states in a regional pact, though the Malaysia question remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Indonesia
Malaya
Philippines
South Pacific
China
U Thant
United Nations
Federation of
Malaysia
British North Borneo
Singapore
North Borneo
Southeast Asia
Lnkup
Maharis Leaves Route 66 Cast in Dispute and Ed Sullivan Delay
Television review notes George Maharis quit Route 66 over health concerns and now faces a bid to resume his career as CBS plays hardball with legal action while the Ed Sullivan Show appearance remains postponed. Also recalls Babe Brown’s death, a Navy veteran and 1914 Navy football All American.
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New York
George Maharis
Ed Sullivan
Sullivan
Maharis
CBS
Lancer Productions
David Susskind
Garry Moore
Babe Brown
Middletown
Del
John H
Babe) Brown
Brown
Navy
Naval Academy
National Football Foundation
Canton
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Flye Rexall Drugs
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Sreedete
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Chevrolet
Gov. Wallace
Lehman’s Tire
Peer Halt
Union City Memorial Hospital
Duane Proctor
Waterford
Marlow
Today’s News
James Marlow
Associated Press News
Khvisheliey
Macmillan
Kenbel
Macaulfins
Kheushehey
Arr Bros
Gor
DJ Lan Garres
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Drums OF
Africa
Rod Taylor
Calais
Tony Curtis
Kirk Douglas
Burt Lan
Taster
Robert Mitchum
Frank Sinatra
Alfadrian i Messengers
James Stewart
Winston Churchill Kaniucky
Federation
Sukarno
Tumku Abdul Rahman
Diosdado Macapagal
Television Review
Enneift’s
Bennett
Corry
House OF Values
Ermeg
Nestle
Swift
Citizens National Bank. OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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