Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
At The Hospital Report shows admissions: Mrs Esther Fredlund 136 Wright Street James Briskie 903 East Main Street Philip Segal 26 Seventh Mrs Milo Maker RD 1 Corry. Discharges include Mrs Larry King and son RD 3 Corry Bonnie 10 daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Sturgis 233 East Frederick Street Marci 4 daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hughes 5 Chestnut Street Mrs Murray Raymond RD 2 Corry Mrs Dora Swegles RD 1 Corry Richard Jordan Bear Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Fredlund
Wright Street
James Briskie
East Mair
Philip Segal
Seventh Street
Milo Maker
Corry
Larry King and Son
R. D
Bonnie
Frank Sturgis
East Frederick Street
Marci
Thomas Hughes
Chestnut Street
Murray Raymond
Dora Swegles
Richard Jordan
Bear Lake
Woman Judged Sane In Killing Of Deaf Mute
In Buffalo a woman named Carla Leach was adjudged sane and then pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter in the tavern holdup shooting of John Jokin s 35 a deaf mute The suspect had previously been found unable to stand trial and sent to Matteawan State Hospital for the Criminal Insane She had been released a month earlier and entered the east side tavern January 22 1964 demanding money then shot the patron who could not understand her instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Carla Leach
Matteawan State Hospital
Teach
Columbus
Ohio
John Johnkins
Erie County Bingo Debate Hits Political Front
William Warner reports a bishop’s note that diocesan reps need not meet the Bingo Association unless bingo becomes a political fight, then the diocese would back the association. Joseph Walton, a Jamestown candidate for state senate, supports bingo as harmless if taxed like pari mutuel betting. Erie County DA Lindley McClelland says all bingo is illegal and enforcement rests with police, with prosecutions by his office only when law enforcement agencies forward cases. The Crawford County group sees stalemate between police and district attorney over bingo legality and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centumey Svar Cage
William Warner
Erie
Joseph M. Walton
Jamestown
Walton
Crawford County Bingo Association
Erie County
Lindley McClelland
The
Journal Today
Corry
Argentina’s Ongania Promises Workers Reforms After Coup
General Ongania sworn in as president after civilian leader Ilia ousted by military junta. The new regime seeks unions cooperation while banning political activity. talks of an eight to ten year rule and possible two year truce with major unions surface. The 62 union group and others weigh support as Ilia is restricted from press briefings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Carlos Ongania
Arturo Ilia
Juan D. Peron
Ongania
Ilia
Onganla
Juan Jose Tac
Cone
Light and Power Union
General Workers Confederation
Light and Power
Illa
PA Lawmakers Push to Legalize Bingo Venues
A Pennsylvania effort seeks to legalize bingo activities, aiming to regulate games and expand permissible venues. Supporters argue revenue benefits for charities, while opponents cite concerns over gambling proliferation and oversight.
Six Colleges Near Here Get Library Grants
Six colleges in the 24th Congressional District were named to receive federal funds for library materials under the Higher Education Act of 1965. Gannon College, Mercyhurst College, Behrend Campus, Shenango Valley Campus, Titusville Campus, and Villa Maria College will share grants totaling $25,367 with required nonfederal matching funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waanuvuchuin
24Th
U. S
Joseph P. Vigorito
Gannon College
Erie
Mercyhurst College
Behrend
Shenango Valley
Pennsylvania State University
Sharon
Titusville
University of Pittsburgh
Villa Matia College
Higher Education Act
Vigorito
Thiel College
Greenville
Alliance College
Cambridge Springs
War strain grows as Hanoi endures rationing and siege risks
Soviet and Western reports say North Viet Nam suffers shortages as U S bombing and blockades threaten Haiphong and Hanoi. Descriptions of a ghost city yield to warnings of intensified air raids and possible dike threats amid strict rationing and underground shelters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Haiphong
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Red River
Fragmentary Note on Wartime Morale and Peace Talks
The text hints at low morale around the Red Ching and the regime, with uncertainty about peace talks. It suggests no real progress toward negotiations and that bombardment or violence has not brought talks closer. The language is fragmented and uncertain.
Math Teacher Swims On In Susquehanna
Russell Chaffee 22, a Sayre high school math teacher, presses toward Sunbury after swimming about 144 miles of the Susquehanna River since June 14. He swam 26 miles Wednesday from Shickshinny to Bloomsburg, was treated at Bloomsburg Hospital for ear infections, and continues with Boy Scout escorts to highlight the river's recreational potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsburg
Russell Chaffee
Sunbury
Sayre
Susquehanna River
Chaffee
Shickshinny
Bloomsburg Hospital
Te River
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Mer-Lin
Corry Drive
Sea's
Aoe
Katherine's
Wayne Chocolates
Fran & Jim’s
Corry Memorial
Mark IV
Summit Valley Boys
Hemlock Lakes Park
Hyde Road
West Spring Creek
Brokenstraw Inn
Cliff ‘Carroll's
Busch
Karen
Moose
Cather
Poogogologo —Turben’'s Auto Service
Ehevinist
the Corry Journal
AllWay Electric
Ficcardi’s
Murphy’s
Mills Bros. Circus
Prowlers
Melody Masters
Rexall
Chautauqua County Musicians Club
Route 6
Moose Club
Zalzneck’s
North Center Street
Bill Blynt
Sunkist
Barre
Musser Funeral Home
Union City
Colm
Pennsylvania
Washington
Leigh Cole Fairbank
Army Dental Corps
Susquehanna
Fogle Lumber
Tri Value Building Supply Center
Savings and Loan
American Legion
Harborcreek
Loveland Field
Jack Hammond
Infielder
James F. Hammond
N. Center St Corry
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