Admitted and discharged names listed in city hospital roll
Admitted Mrs Bert Stockton Colum bus Love Albright Clymer Fred Mitchell 448 South Center Street Mrs Gerald Pender 306 Summer Street Kevin 8 son of Gerald Blakeslee Jr Union City Miss Janelle Spiesman 266 West Washington Street Victor Cragg Jr 211 Franklin Street Mrs Ivan Pangborn Bear Lake Discharged Mrs Gertrude Newhouse Bear Lake Mrs Thomas Boozel Clymer Mrs Mary Proctor 541 Euclid Street Mrs James Smith 34 Snyder Circle Mrs James Loomis and son Timothy William Ashville Harry Wake Sherman Mrs Joseph Mobilia Findley Joseph 6 son of Edward Royek 43 Raymond Avenue Ralph Perkins Sr 414 East Smith Street Mrs Ivan Pangborn Bear Lake Deceased
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Love Albright
Clymer
Fred Mitchell
South Center Street
Gerald Pender
Summer Street
Kevin
Gerald Blakeslee Jr
Union City
Janelle Spiesman
West Washington Street
Victor Cragg Jr
Franklin Street
Ivan Pangborn
Bear Lake
Gertrude Newhouse
Thomas Boozel
Mary Proctor
Euclid Street
James Smith
Snyder Circle
James Loomis
Timothy William
Ashville
Harry Wake
Sherman
Joseph Mobilia
Findley
Lake
Joseph
Edward Royek
Raymond Avenue
Ralph Perkins
East
Smith Street
Deaths of DeLaney A Linn Mr Lord 47 Union City
DeLaney A Linn Mr Lord 47 of Graves Street Union City died Wednesday evening after a lingering illness. Survived by wife Marjorie two sons Stephen and David daughter Toni mother Mrs Gwendon Lord of Cleveland brothers William Lord Elgin sisters Miss Marjorie Lord Mrs Meredyth Campbell of Cleveland and several nieces and nephews. World War I veteran medical detachment Army European theater employed by Pennsylvania Games Commission. Friends may call Musser Funeral Home today 2 to 6 pm and 7 to 9 pm services Saturday 2 pm Rev John Patterson officiating interment in cemetery in Union City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLaney A. Linn
Lord
Graves Street
Union City
Marjorie
Toni
Stephen
David
Gwendolyn Lord
Cleveland
Ohio
William Lord
Elgin
Marjorie Lord
Meredyth Campbell
Methodist Church of
Chicago unrest at park draws police after fourth disturbance
The report describes a sequence of clashes at a Chicago park with an estimated 200 people, including separate groups of Negroes and whites, and an integrated police presence. Firecrackers exploded as the crowd dispersed and the Negro attendees were taken away in a police van before being released outside the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
No Basis For Gunther's Suit For Lieutenant Governor
The State Justice Department says Blair F. Gunther has no legal ground to force the Commonwealth Court to declare him the Republican candidate for lieutenant governor. Gunther, an Allegheny commissioner and former judge, lost the May primary to Walter Alessandroni, who died in a plane crash weeks before the election. The suit sought to void Alessandroni’s votes. the state argues Republican voters chose Alessandroni by a majority. The Republican State Committee recently picked Raymond J. Broderick, a close ally of Alessandroni, to run for lieutenant governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunther
Harrisburg
State
Justice Department
Blair F. Gunther
Commonwealth Court
Allegheny
Superior Court
Atty
Walter E. Alessandroni
Alessandroni
Republican Party
Republican State Committee
Raymond J. Broderick
Ortiz Promotes Senate Bid Saying Politics Tougher Than Boxing
Lightweight champion Carlos Ortiz campaigns in the Bronx for the New York State Senate Democratic nomination. He argues politics is harder than boxing and stresses using the head, addressing Spanish speaking crowds amid Puerto Rican district dynamics. Police noted an incident where whites mistook two Puerto Ricans for Negroes and chased them from the beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carlos Ortiz
New York State Senate
Ortiz
Bronx
Riot Strains Pompano as Grand Jury Weighs Alleged Slap
Arthur Marks 42, a white owner, was accused of assaulting a 10 year old Negro boy Tuesday, triggering a riot that drew over 100 riot squad members from three departments. Marks posted 500 bond and faces trial Monday. 28 people were arrested for disorderly conduct. City leaders including Mayor Stewart Kester and Rev Collier plan a discussion on the race tensions fueling the incident in Pompano, a 16,000 population city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Marks
Mr. Collier
Stewart Kester
Medal of Honor requested for Jimmie Howard in Vietnam stand
Staff Sgt. Jimmie Howard led 17 Marines against 250 Viet Cong in a June 16 hillside battle at CHU LAI. Maj. Gen. Lewis Fields recommended the Medal of Honor and a battlefield promotion to 2nd lieutenant for Howard, who said he did not feel like a hero as he recovered from shrapnel wounds at Balboa Hospital with six children at home.
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Chu Lai
South Viet Nam
Lewis Fields
1St Marine Division
U.S
Jimmie Howard
United States
Howard
Balboa Hospital
San Diego
Calif
Pittsburgh Water Supply Restored Except Fox Chapel Shortage
South Pittsburgh and several southern suburbs returned to normal water service today after a line break. Fox Chapel remained short, with officials urging residents to conserve and not waste water. Emergency pumping and trucked water had supplied high areas during the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Fox Chapel
Robert Martin
South Pittsburgh Water Co
Four Miners Hurt In Greene County Fire And Blast
Four coal miners were burned last night in a fire and explosion at U S Steel Robena No 3 mine near Carmichaels Greene County All four were hospitalized in satisfactory condition. Steve Manyak 53 Cardale Joseph Bolas 45 Lamberton Glenn Wilson 49 Garards Fort were taken to Uniontown Hospital with severe burns of the face and arms Joseph Feder 39 McClellandtown was taken to West Virginia University Medical Center Morgantown with burns to face arms back and chest The fire at the Frosty Run shaft was caused by a methane ignition. In 1962 37 miners were killed by an explosion at the same mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmichaels, Patar
U.S. Steel Corp
Robena No
Carmichaels
Greene County
Steve Manyak
Cardale
Joseph Bolas
Lamberton
Glenn Wilson
Garards Fort
Uniontown Hospital
Joseph Feder
McClelland Town
West Virginia
Quiet In Cuba Now Just Where Is Fidel Castro
Miami reporters note a rare silence from Havana Radio and sparse Castro mentions this week signaling uncertain health status. State Department comment labels the absence as uncharacteristic while exiles express caution about rumors of Castro’s whereabouts and possible substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidel Castro
Miami
Fla
Cuba
Havana Radio
Castro
Robert McCloskey
U.S. State Department
Ino. 1
Juanita
Johnson
Osvaldo Cortreos
Citizens Committee For A Free Cubs
Faisal Loses Official Status as New York Visitor
King Faisal of Saudi Arabia begins a New York visit as a guest of the United Nations and private groups after Mayor Lindsay cancels a planned city welcome. No city officials greet him at La Guardia, and the mayor denounces his anti Israel remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
United Nations
John V. Lindsay
la Guardia
Washington
New York City
U.S
Israel
Lindsay
World Organization
Arthur J. Goldberg
Arabian American Oil Co
Waldorf Astoria
White House
Jonson
Cleveland Riot At Park Sparks Shootings And Vandalism
In Cleveland a white girl was attacked by alleged Negro youths after a park incident. Stephen Griffin, 13, was wounded by a gunshot, reported in fair condition at Mt Sinai Hospital. A white man in a passing car fired the shot, witnesses said. Across the street two men allegedly fired on pursuing officers, then fled on foot. Vandals toppled store windows and threw canned goods into the street. Mrs. George Gachko, 38, was struck by a brick during the disturbance while traveling with her husband. she was taken for x rays. Dozens of shop windows were smashed as police brought in helmeted units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Griffin
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Richard
George Gachko
Gachko
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