Admitted and Discharged Names in Corry Area
A hospital record lists admitted and discharged individuals from Corry and nearby towns. Names include Mrs John Way of East Pleasant street DuWayne Titch and Mrs Clyde Humphrey of North Clymer, plus children and other residents across Corry Clymer Spring Creek and adjacent streets.
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Jobn Way
East Pleasant Street
DuWayne Titch
R. D
Corry
Clyde Humphrey
North Clymer
James
John Jackson
Robert Catlin
Wright Street
Adeline Cobb
Spring Creek
Harold Wiggers
Clymer
Charles. Jones
East Church Street
Earl Clayton
Gould Street
Richard
Thomas Wallen
Leon Lesters
Lester Groters
McNamara warns Soviet use of troops abroad
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara says the United States will not tolerate Soviet troops used to suppress uprisings or to intervene in Western Hemisphere nations. He did not specify actions, as reports arise of Soviet forces possibly departing Cuba aboard ships amid mounting tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingzonne
Robert S. McNamara
United States
McNamara
Washington
Cuba
Baltika
Robert Jastrow
Jastrow
Institute of Space Studies
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Union City Memorial Hospital Notices
Union City Memorial Hospital lists residents including Joseph Luba of Union City and Mrs Elmer Gill of Sae wertown as well as Mrs Steven Mongera of Union City and Tim Storms of 12 Atlantic Street Union City as part of a public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City Memorial Hospital
Joseph Luba
Union City
Elmer Gill
Saewertown
Steven Mongera
Tim Storms
Atlantic Street
U S Defends Overflights of Soviet Bear Aircraft
Defense Secretary McNamara said four Soviet four engine Bear aircraft overflew international waters near Iceland and North America but were not hostile reconnaissance. The planes were intercepted and tailed by U S jets and cited as reconnaissance versions not bomb carriers. He noted Soviet legal rights to operate over open waters and declined to ask Moscow to halt overflights.
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Continuen
Page One
Forrestal
United States
Great Circle
Navy
eThey
North Pacific
Enterprise
North Atlantic
Princeton
McNamara
North America
Defense Secretary
Iceland
Ms Dt
Bunche Arrives in Yemen for Middle East Peace Mission
Ralph Bunche, chief political adviser to UN Secretary General U Thant, lands in Yemen on a peace mission amid pressure to halt alleged aggression by British troops in the Aden area. Yemen asks the UN Security Council to act against the British intervention.
Odd Fellows pancake supper at IOOF Hall Friday
Corner notices announce pancake supper at IOOF Hall Friday March 1 serving from 5 p m Tickets 50c and 1 00 Preschool children free Also nearby ads list Corner Cupboard hours extended late and Sunday closes advised. Jim Rose Lent specials include Golden Fish Fry one dollar Half Chicken Crab Meat Cakes 1 45 Deep Sea Scallops 1 25 Butterflied Shrimp 1 45 Dining events and local services noted.
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Ioof Hall
Jim Rose
Funeral Notices for Andrew Paulson and Barbara Augustine
One body of Andrew Paulson is at Bracken Funeral Home with calling hours Thursday 7 to 9 p m and Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m and services Saturday at 2 p m burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Mrs Barbara Augustine funeral services Saturday at 1 p m at Britton Run Mennonite Church friends may call H Richard Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg Thursday 7 to 10 p m Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p m burial in Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustine
Simon
Barbara) Augustine
Britton Run Mennonite Church
H. Richard Hays
Spartansburg
Rose Hill Cemetery
Nuclear Test Ban Talks Collapse Amid Deepening Impasse
The stalled nuclear arms talks show the United States Britain and the Soviet Union at odds over inspection levels. Khrushchev rejected further concessions while Kennedy urged persistence, warning that failure could expand the number of nuclear powers. Rusk signaled continued effort despite domestic and international pressure.
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United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Moscow
Geneva
U.S
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate
William C.) Foster
Dean Rusk
Kennedy keeps pressuring for a test ban with on site checks
The debate over nuclear test bans continues as Kennedy pushes for on site inspections in the Soviet Union and more automatic detection in Moscow. The Senate faces scrutiny over safeguards and the utilitarian need to curb testing versus perfection of weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United Nations
Soviet Union
State Department
Geneva
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Senate
Foster
Nurses Do Double Duty In Buffalo Hospitals
The influenza outbreak in metropolitan Buffalo has created nursing shortages with some hospitals requiring nurses to work double shifts. One hospital has limited visitors to immediate family to curb spread of the disease within the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Indian defense official to seek more aid in Washington and London
Indian defense procurement minister T. T. Krishnamachari plans visits to Washington and London this month to press for increased military assistance. U S and Britain will have reports from their special missions on India's needs in air defenses and arms production by the time he arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
T. T. Krishnamachari
Washington
London
United States
Britain
Tough Tony Anastasio Dead at 57 Union Boss of Brooklyn
Anthony Anastasio known as Tough Tony, longtime boss of Local 1814 in Brooklyn and international vice president of the ILA, died at 57 after complications from a heart attack. He led 15,000 members amid rivalries with other longshore leaders and employers.
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New York
Anthony
Tony
Albert
Joseph Anastasio
Tno
Joseph
Salvatore
Bronx
Tropes
Italy
United States
U.S
Anastasio
Brooklyn
Anthony Scotto
Africans Light Lost Syncom satellite discovery
In a surge of space news South African astronomers say they may have located the long missing Syncom T satellite about 22 000 miles from earth. The 86 pound craft, photo graphed by Boyden Observatory at Bloemfontein, was launched February 14 from Cape Canaveral and had stopped sending signals seconds after launch.
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Lambhidgh
Mass
South Africa
Harvard College Observatory
Boyden
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White House
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North Center Street
Tuncup
Pines
Turben
Chevrolet
Cliff Carroll’s
Bennett's
House of Fashion
Church of the Nazarene
Harold Hampton
Guatemala
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Puerto Rico
Hampton
Northwest Nazarene College
Nampa
Idaho
U.S.A
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New York City
Loblaws
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Rome
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Tough Tony
Africans Light
George Bernard Shaw
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