Admitted and discharged residents listed in Corry area
A long list of admitted and discharged individuals from Corry and nearby towns. Names include Brenda, Aud rey, Janet, Harold Goodwill, Merle Billsborough, Stanley Johnson, pallie Miller, and others with home addresses such as 3 East Smith Street Clymer and 422 Second Avenue. Also notes on Robert Kennedy speech plans, travel, and local leisure ads for fishing and beverages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda
Roger Lafferty
R. D
C Misburg
Charles Covey
E. Craig Moore
East Smith Street
Harold Goodwill
Corry Dale
Jimmy
Audrey
Chester Rager
Clymer
Martin
Harold Smith
Sherman
Janet
Ralph Perkins Jr
Albert Catalfu
Second Avenue
Merle Billsborough
Snyder
Stanley Johnson
Lakewood
Pallie Miller
Spartans
Kennedy Rejects New York Senate Bid
Gen. Robert Kennedy announces he will not seek the Democratic nomination for U S Senate from New York, ending weeks of pressure from New York Democrats. He cites fairness to supporters and ongoing civil rights work as factors while remaining in Johnson administration duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
New York
Robert Y
Germany
Johnson
Empire State
Kenneth B. Keating
Justice Department
United States
Countess of Winchelsea and Nottingham Dies at 53
Agnes, Countess of Winchelsea and Nottingham, widow of the 15th Earl of Winchelsea and 10th Earl of Nottingham, died Monday at age 53 in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Agnes
Governor's panel aims to curb hospital cost rise in Pa
Harrisburg AP The governor's hospital study commission plans steps to halt spiraling hospitalization costs in Pennsylvania. Secretary Arlin M. Adams warns against rising costs threatening voluntary prepayment plans and higher premiums. Proposed moves include urging medical societies to push efficient bed use, reevaluating hospital boards and utilization, promoting home care and joint purchasing, and regulating future nursing home construction. Dr S Meigs Beyer 83 dies in San Francisco hospital visit to AMA convention noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Governor's Hospital Study Commission
Pennsylvania
Arlin M. Adams
Public Welfare
Governor's Commission
Commonwealth
Blue Cross
Adams
Commission
Pennsylvania Medi~cal Society
Pennsylvania Osteopathic Society
San Francisco
S. Meigs Beyer
Punxsutawney, Pa
St. Francis
American Medical Association
AMA
Pennsy asks OK to drop two trains in service study
Representative period shows daily averages of Erie train riders at Union City Corry G huk, Warren Sheffield Kane Johnsonburg Ridgway St Marys Emporium. He says public interest is low and argues to discontinue the lightly used service while preserving mail handling and freight support, citing ICC recommendations and highway competition. Schedule lists eastbound and westbound runs with station times from Erie to Emporium and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsy
Erie
Union City
Corts Lanningsville
Warren
Sheffield
Kane
Johnsonburg
Ridgway
St. Marys i Emporium
Herr
Interstate Commerce Commission
Post Office Department
Pennsylvania
Corry
Youngsville
Rane
St. Marys
Emporium
Pittsburgh Board names white principal amid Negro protest
The Pittsburgh Board of Education appointed Harold H. Henius as principal of Herron Junior High School, a largely Negro student body, despite protests by about 49 Negroes from the Citizens Committee. They sought promotion of Jody Harris from vice principal to principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Board of Education
Harold H. Henius
Herron
University of Pittsburgh
Citizens Committee
Jody Harris
Oil Cil City Mayors Canoe Race Promises Civic Glitter
Titusville Mayor Herbert E. Varnum is among 35 western Pennsylvania mayors invited to paddle in the All American City Festival canoe race on August 18 in Oil City. The event, a highlight of the festival, will see mayors select councilmen to paddle on their behalf if needed, with Mayor Varnum uncertain about attendance due to other commitments in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Herbert E. Varnum
Oil City
Pennsylvania
Fe Carers
Philip Zalzeck
Varhum
Corry
Zalmneck
Joseph W. Barr
Ameri
Yesterdy
Varnum
League of Cit
Philadelphia
Titus
Moon Eclipse Seen From Cadillac Mountain Tonight
Moonwatchers expect a vivid reddish moon in a total eclipse tonight the first of two this year. Cadillac Mountain Maine offers a prime view with totality from 7 16 to 8 57 p m EST while the eclipse begins at 5 48 p m and ends after penumbra departure. The next total lunar eclipse is slated for December 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voom
Laine
Cadillac Mountain
Mount Desert
Maine
Earth
Set To Open Kinzua Area Scenic Spot
WARREN The new Kim rock Recreation Area near the relocated State Route 59 southeast of Kinzua will open to public use over the next two weekends. Road surface work will finish within two weeks and restrict weekend traffic until then. After completion the area will be dedicated and opened for unrestricted public use after the Fourth of July. Rimrock offers an observation point with a view of Kinzua Creek Arm and trails with rock formations and picnicking facilities. Wentz expects it to become popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rimrock
Kinzua Creek
Allegheny Reservoir
Wentz
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Turben's Auto Service
Chevrolet
Ta. m
Union
Corry Memorial Hospital
Harry Brink
Spartansburg
Arthur Knapp
JoAnn Ruth
Lucille Rogers
Snyder Circle
Herbert Huff and Son
West Pleasant Street
Robert
Robert Kreitzbender
Denise
Everett Tryon
Patricia
Jack Fair
Bonnie
William Newark
Beat Lake
Leo Higley
Fifth Street
Charles Sutton
East Main Street
A & B Distributing Company
John
Seer Py
Cheseut Road
South Side Beverage Company
Iroquois
Duquesne
Bobby Nixes
Senate
New Yorker
Blackstone
North Center Street
Aloe Mac Medd
Revlon
Max Factor
SUN Stick
ogle _ Lumber
Oil Cil City
Freety
Kinzua Area
Mckeesport
Allegheny County
Robert E. O'Neil
Liberty Borough
All County
U. S. Steel Corp
LEED
Wilson
INE
Detail
Wilson’‘s
Venter
Yasel
Maxwell House
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