Hospital Cannot Answer Emergency Call At 28201
Corry Memorial Hospital reports inability to summon a physician in emergencies. Admitted Saturday is Mrs. Tella Clark of R. D. 3 and Mrs. James Glatz of 104 Wayne Avenue. Discharged is Mrs. Ernest Carlson of 355 Mead Avenue.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Tella Clark
R. D
James Glatz
Wayne Object
Ernest Carlson
Mead Avenue
Tf —Erie
Harry Peterson
Corry Grange No. 56
Grange Hall
Erie
St. Vincent Hospital
Helen Hardner
Billa Gilburn
Centerville
Bronley Kasper
East Main Street
William Kerstetter Sr
Spring Street
Anthony Cooper
Johnson Street
James
Gerald Deutschlander
Earl Cady
North Clymer
David
Ralph McCullough
Clymer
Water McChesney
Theresa Ann
Ridgway area mental health advisory push described
The Ridgway Area Psychiatric Center expands support with Mental Health Advisory Committees in six counties. Elks note smorgasbord tickets due by March 10. An Elk County Engineering Scholarship funds engineering careers. Plus local items: hospital nose fracture in North East, Bear Creek layoffs, a candlelight buffet, a Corry house fire, and more local notices.
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Ridgway
Ridgway Area
Elk Charity Committee
St Murya
Ralph Meador
Elks
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Elk County
North East
George Kloss
Joseph W. Kloss
Humet Hospital
Branford
Playes
Boyaird and Seyfang Manufacturing Co
Bradford
G. W. Allen
Arctic igloo church nears completion despite permit
Brother Maurice Larocque designed and built a distinctive igloo shaped church in a Mackenzie River delta town 120 miles north of the Arctic Circle. The dome church rises 62 feet to the illuminated cross and seats 350, with a reinforced concrete base on permafrost pilings, towed by seven volunteers. The idea faced federal skepticism after blueprints were questioned in Ottawa.
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Mnuvie
W.W.T
Canada
Maurice Larocque
Mackensie River
Arctic Circle
Joseph Adam
Larocque
Ottawa
Church of Our Lady of the Arctic
Brother Larocque
Arctic
Oblate Order
Adam
Elvis Presley Returns Home To Memphis Amid Shrieks
Crowds of about one hundred fans greet Elvis Presley on his homeward train at Memphis after army service. He looks thinner and happier, wearing a misfitting uniform and promising civilian clothes soon. Local girls chant We Want Elvis as he steps from the train with Miss Colette McClintock and others nearby.
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Memphis
Tenn
Elvis Presley
Elvis
Presley
Colette McClintock
Army
West Congress Street
Jane
Richard Farrer
Cecil Carbaugh Jr
Sherrie Ann
Euclid
Dol
Graceland
De Gaulle policy sparks Paris newspaper attacks
Paris papers deride President de Gaulle for a perceived shift in Algeria policy. They recall his earlier call for a distinct Algeria and note his recent talk of a form of association with France, which pleased the army and French settlers but alarmed proponents of independence. He also signaled a continued cease-fire unlikely and ongoing military operations until pacification.
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de Gaulle
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
France
Two Near Death as Mother Kills Baby Family Tragedy
Two children Nin russe AP report near death after alleged hammer attack by their father Seymour in Rockaway. Norma, 30, mother under psychiatric care, found hanged in cellar after the killings and attempted murders of five other children. Victims Ann Skovlisiy seven and Stewart two unconscious at St. Joseph's Hospital Queens since Saturday. The father reportedly found their dead sibling Day in the same residence.
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Nin Russe
Stit
Ann Sklovsiy
Stewart
St. Joseph's Hospital
Queens
Seymour
Uay
Par Rockaway
Mothe
Norma
KDKA Strike in Pittsburgh Ends Star Announcers
AP reports a 13 1/2 day strike by star announcers and performers at KDKA stations ended after a new two year contract. The union voted to accept the proposal boosting minimum radio announcer pay from 135 to 165 dollars weekly and guaranteeing television announcers at least 185 dollars weekly. Forty six workers had been on strike at Westinghouse owned stations.
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Sitysburgh
KDKA
Pittsburgh
American Federation of Tetevisim
Westinghouse Broadcasting Co
Seek Slayer Of Elderly Couple in Tampa Area Murder
Police sought Dolald Henderson, 24, after Claude Yoram and his wife Laura, managers at a tourist court, were found beaten and strangled in their trailer park home. Henderson had arrived two months earlier from Chicago. Nearby reports described unusual yellow snow in relation to a separate Tass news dispatch about a storm from the Yellow River region.
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Erie
John Auer
Helen
John
Carter Hill Community Aid
Milton Morris
R. D
Mayville
Chautauqua County Court
Claude Yoram
Laura
Anulletia
Dolald Henderson
Tampa
Chicago
Lenten Meditation on Colossians Faith and Christ
The sermon warns of a new religion 합 combining pagan philosophy Judaism and Christianity that omits Christ’s divinity. It cites Colossians and Paul’s admonition to beware philosophy and deceit. The piece urges Lent reflection on Jesus’s suffering and true Christian belief.
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God
William C. Seitz Jr
Colossae
Christ
Jesus
Paul
Colossans
Corry
Johnson Faces Vote Loss On Civil Rights
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson faces a tough civil rights vote risk as a political bet for the 1960 presidential race. His stance on cutting off Southern filibuster debate could cost Dixie support or Liberal backing, influencing Los Angeles convention leadership hopes and alignments with Kennedy, Symington, and Humphrey.
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Johnson
Washington
Lyndon
D-Tex
Senate
Dixie
Los Angeles
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Boarding House Creator Gene Ahern Dies at 64
Gene Ahern, Chicago born cartoonist of Our Boarding House, died of a heart attack at 64. He drew the strip from the early 1920s to 1936, then created Judge Puffle for King Features Syndicate. Survivors include his widow. he had lived in California for 36 years.
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BUS Amentary
Gene Ahern
Ahern
Judge Puffle
King Features Syndicate Inc
Dane
California
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