Discharges Listed From Various Localities
Discharges noted for multiple individuals including Elmer Comber of Ashville New York and Margaret Kelly of Sparansburg daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Kelly also listed are Mrs Harold Stahlman and son Donald Robert of Clymer Mrs Jennie Gravink of Clymer Mrs Hazel Wynn of Corry R D 2 and Corry street addresses Frank Bull of Columbus Wendell Hulings 250 Delaware Street and Mrs Sam Groters of North Clymer continuous with local discharge notices for residents in several towns
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Richard Nadolny
Sparansburg
Elmer ‘Comber
Ashville
N.Y
Margaret
Thomas Kelly
Spartansburg
Harold Stahlman
Donald Robert
Clymer
Jennie Gravink
Hazel Wynn
R. D
Corry
Charles Henry
White Street
William Eddy
Bear Lake
Prank Bull
Columbus
Wendell Hulings
Delaware Street
Sam Groters
North Clymer
Local Couple Welcomes Son At Corry Memorial Hospital
A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Jan TenPas Jr of Clymer at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Louis Bunting
Spartansburg
Rexford Nichols
Second Avenue
Jan TenPas Jr
Clymer
Funeral Notices Pin He Reed's Memory at Bracken
Mrs. Raymond Reed is remembered at Bracken Funeral Home with visiting hours Thursday evening Friday afternoon and evening and Saturday 2 p.m. service. Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Pittsburg crash kills John Carnacki 44 of Venetia Washington County in a two car head on collision Barbara Crum 17 of Bethel Park hurt at St Clair Memorial Hospital.
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Reed
Uway
Raymond Reed
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove
Pittsburgh
John Carnecki
Venetia
Washington County
Barbara Crum
Bethel Park
St. Clair Memorial Hospital
Deaths Mrs Reed Findley Lake area resident 58
Mrs Reed 58 died at Roswell Park Memorial Institute Buffalo after two weeks as a surgical patient. Born February 27 1906 in Corry she worked as a milliner and at Corry Fiber Furniture Co. Survived by husband Raymond Reed three sons Robert Charles and James two sisters and six grandchildren. Funeral arrangements with Bracken Funeral Home with services Saturday at 2 p.m. officiated by Rev Leo McGaughey. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Reed
Findley Lake
Clymer
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Buffalo
Corry
Ravelin Hill
Bracken Funeral Home
Leo McGaughey
North East Evangelical United Brethren Church
Pine Grove
Auto Workers Seek Vacation Pay and Coffee Breaks in Talks
AFL CIO UAW head Walter Reuther outlines contract demands including higher vacation pay to cover travel costs and a mandated coffee break for production workers. Negotiations begin ahead of three year contracts expiring Aug 31. Reuther notes potential limits on universal vacations and pushes for improved rest periods and job opportunities. Also reports National Steel plans a future steel mill at Weirton to be funded by a $275 million expansion, slated to start in 2-3 months and finish in about two years.
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Atlantic City
Walter P. Reuther
Afl-Cio
United Auto Workers
Reuther
UAW
Suis Makers
Routher
Pittsburgh
National Steel Corp
Weirton
W. Va
Johnson seeks streamlined foreign aid amid $3.4 billion plan
President Johnson outlines a $3.4 billion foreign aid request for the next year, stressing streamlining to boost efficiency and reduce reliance on aid. He backs continuing authorization for military aid and orders a 1,200-employee cut at the Agency for International Development to trim costs while arguing the plan strengthens US interests and counters communist expansion.
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John F. Kennedy
Congress
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Senate
House
Congressional Appropriations
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David Bell
Agency For International Development
Johnson outlines U S aid shift toward efficiency and private investment
President Johnson proposes a $3.4 billion foreign aid package focusing on countries near the point of needing less U S assistance. He envisions channeling aid to aid-receiving nations to foster self-sufficiency, expanding private enterprise influence with tax credits, and seeking greater contributions from other free world powers. AID will manage programs while Defense handles arms with coordinated control, and a Ball committee urged preserving the current system with fewer overseas missions.
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U.S
Johnson
Agency For International Development
Defense Department
George W. Ball
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AID
Women charged in threats to Texas governor
Two Nashville women Christine Burke and Norma June McGriff were charged with making a threatening interstate telephone call to Texas Governor John Connally the day a Dallas jury sentenced Jack Ruby to death for killing Lee Harvey Oswald. FBI said the pair would be tried in San Antonio. bond set at 2500. they gave no plea.
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Tex
Nashville
Tenn
Texas
John B. Connally
Dallas
Jack Ruby
Harvey Lee Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Christine Burke
Norma June McGriff
U.S
A. B. Neil Jr. Bach
FBI
San Antonio
J. Myers Cole
John Connally
Connally
Governor Connally Linked to 1963 Call Details
FBI and Texas officials describe a 1963 telephone call with two women and a single connection to Nashville. Governor Connally, recovering from gunshot wounds, was not in Austin during the call, which occurred as Dallas hosted a medical checkup for him after Kennedy’s assassination. Doctors reported bullet casings removed and no immediate surgery planned.
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FBI
Texas
Bill Nelson
Nelson
Nashville
Connally
Austin
Dallas
John F. Kennedy
Whitner's rental car runs on fumes in Miami Beach
The rented sedan driven by Guy V. Whitner Jr. stalled at a Miami Beach hotel driveway. A hotel doorman called a service station for gas after finding an empty gauge. Police picked up the tank 18 blocks and nine traffic lights away, with the doorman puzzled at how the car had run so far.
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Miami Beach, Fla
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