Admitted and Discharged Patients at Union City Hospitals
A hospital notice lists admitted patients including Bertha Crane Kathryn Bright Elizabeth Weber Michael Francek and more from Spring Creek Union City Corry and Erie. Discharges include Dell Host Gerald Kelly and multiple children. Also lists ads for local services and shops with prices and hours.
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Bertha Crane
Spring Creek
Frank Palmer
Elgin
Lyle Blakeslee
Corry
Kathryn Bright
Union City
Elizabeth
Claude Weber
Franklin Street
Michael
Victor Francek
Martin Helker
Spartans
Bure
Earl Vanderhoff
Grand’ Valley
Irvin Hetrick
Pittsfield
Dell
Gov't Moves to Ban Racial Bias on Federal Projects
Washington AP report on Secretary Wirtz announcing new federal construction nondiscrimination standards to ensure contractor compliance before contracts are awarded. Kennedy civil rights push faces GOP concerns over cost and scope as lawmakers press alternative bills and amendments.
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Washington
Scretary of
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
House
Udietary
Congress
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Mown
Goldwater
Atorney
John V. Lindsay
R-N.y
Kennedy
Lindsay
Godber Named War Minister Replacing Profumo in Britain
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan selects Joseph Godber aged 49 to take over as British war minister after John Profumo resigns for his affair scandal. Godber has represented Britain at the United Nations and East West disarmament talks since 1961. Profumo quit June 5 after denying an affair with Christine Keeler who also was linked to a Soviet attaché.
Scranton and Goldwater Clash Over Civil Rights Strategy
Governor Scranton backs a strong Republican civil rights stance while noting the party must appeal nationwide. He argues a presidential victory could come without carrying all industrial states and cites Truman’s 1948 example. Goldwater signals campaigning in the South as essential for Republicans.
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Scranton
Harry Truman
Boston
Goldwater
New Pennsy Chairman Sets Sight on NYC Merger
Saunders named new Pennsylvania Railroad board chairman plans to speed the proposed merger with New York Central and could head the merged line if the Interstate Commerce Commission approves. Allen J. Greenough will remain president. Saunders, 54, previously led Norfolk & Western to a $65 million profit last year while Pennsy posted a deficit.
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Philadelphia
Bruart
Saunders
Pennsylvania Railroad
Qet
New York Central Ax
Pennsy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Norfolk & Western Railway
James M. Symes
Uring
The
Pennsylvania
Symes
Norfolk & Western
Sanders
Tractor accident claims life of Charles Paylak in Freedom
Charles Paylak, 71, of Freedom Beaver County, was crushed to death when his tractor stalled on McHaney road, rolled backward against a tree and overturned on a steep grade near his home. He died of a crushed chest.
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Freedom
Charles Paylak
Beaver County
Paylak
McHaney Road
Democratic Leader Presents Foreman Affidavit on GOP Macing Claim
Erie County Democratic Chairman Peter G Schaaf released an affidavit from a fired highway foreman alleging a state GOP fund raising scheme. The foreman says an assistant superintendent demanded $50 per worker to go to the GOP, with funds allegedly returned when orders changed.
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Erie
State Highway Department
Erie County
Peter G. Schaaf
Schaaf
GOP
Scha
Organization
Richard V. Scarpitti
Scarpitti
Johnson
Albion
Joseph Rohrer
Rohrer
Roh
Five teens charged in bonfire using flags from graves
Rochester police accuse five teen boys of building a bonfire with hundreds of veterans flags from graves. Four are 15 and one is 14. They were charged with malicious mischief and released to parents pending family court action.
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Rochester
N.Y
Italian Chamber elects Bucciarelli Ducci as Deputy President
Brunetto Bucciarelli Ducci was elected president of the Italian Chamber of Deputies yesterday in Rome. He succeeds Giovanni Leone, who becomes Italy's new premier. Both are members of the Christian Democrats.
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Rome
Brunetto Bucciarelli
Ducci
Italian Chamber of Deputies
Giovanni Leone
Italy
Pope Paul VI Orders Ecumenical Council Reconvene
Pope Paul VI formally orders the Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council to reconvene September 29 in Rome. More than 2,500 prelates are expected for the assembly, the largest gathering in church history, a continuation of the council first called by Pope John XXIII to promote Christian unity. The council convened last October 11.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Ecumenical Council
Vatican
Rome
John Kxmt
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Our Lady, of Snows Church
Panarka
AllWay Electric
Union City Memorial Hospital
Mattie Brown
R. D
Centerville
Paul Daley
Wilford McLaughlin
Linda Blakeslee
South Street
Donald Lohr
Edinboro
Howard Racop
Cambridge Springs
George Lenart
Waterford
Jel Miller
Lester Nelson
Calvin Mouck
Guys S. West Vogt
East Seventh Street
Thomas McGuire
John Jenkins
Rexall
Moose
Turben
Chevrolet
Carroll
Corry Memorial Hospital
Gov't
Federal Project
Tuffy’s
Kendall
Keresena EF
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Corry, Pharmacy
TOF Glass
Frank’s
Cohen
Femaitin
Dal
Hage Une
New
Nyc
Lehman
West Main St
Aurways
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Tikardhee Corporation
Rer
Wayside Market
Mead Avenue
Lestoil
Postme Foundation
Carrig’s Footwear
Peneleg
Tall
Penelec
Mansfield
Pennsylvania Electric
Pennsylvania Electric Company
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