Mother's Day Schlitz promotion and shop notices
Beulah at the Lorra ine Hotel promotes Schlitz draft beer for an early Mother's Day celebration Thursday from 3 30 to 6 00. WICU TV's "Pappy" will appear May 9th at Spiesman's Family Shoe Store 19 South First Avenue 11 am to 12 noon to promote Jets and Summer-Jettes. Also WOTM chapter night enrollment Friday May 7th at 8 pm with refreshments posted. Local names: Mrs Sandra Proper Mrs Hanet Mrs Donald Stanbro and Rex Nichols family. Discharged listings for Georgia Woodruff Rexina and Warren Engle Jr. plus a note on Saeger town soft drinks line.
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Lorraine Hotel
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Spiesman's Family Shoe
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Bearers Turben Auto Service and A and E Distributing Ad
Local ads for Bearers Turben Auto Service and A and E Distributing Co list hours from May 4 open daily 9 am to 9 pm with deliveries after 5 pm restricted to Friday 9 am to 9 pm. Bethlehem Sterling Milk orders available by calling Union 4 3041.
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A&e Distributing Company
Union
Double Supplies In Hospital Change At Erie County
Erie County commissioners heard plans to convert the Erie County Hospital from a TB facility to a multi use center. The change will require buying two sets of dishes linen bedding and other supplies. Higher bed capacity will ease the waiting list by transferring some patients to Grandview and reclassifying others at Fairview for nursing home style care. Dr Russell S Anderson of Grandview advised on keeping tubercular patients at Grandview.
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Erie County Hospital
Russell S. Anderson
Ready To Vote On Civil Rights
Senators prepared to vote on the civil rights bill as some planned to stay for the ballots while others would decline invitations. Mansfield said no senator sought delays due to the presidential trip and offered pairing for absentees. Leaders from both parties met with Attorney General Kennedy, aiming to shape the bill’s final fate.
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Mansfield
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
Notice at Semmes polling place prompts class change
Semmes Alabama voters found a bulletin board notice stating classes will meet in the gym tomorrow and neither group will dress. The source gives no further details on the event, location, or organizers.
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Semmes
Ala
Semmes High School
Hospital reroutes patients to new floor setup plan
Non-tubercular and tubercular patients will be moved to separate floors as part of a phased hospital upgrade. Officials say it will take several weeks to acquire sufficient supplies to complete the switch to multi-use facilities.
Tariff Talks Move Ahead at Geneva Kennedy Round
In Geneva the Kennedy Round negotiators from 75 nations agreed to base talks on a possible 50 percent across the board tariff reduction. The goal is lower prices and expanded world trade as the United States, Britain, and the European Common Market push limits on rising costs. Some Communist states inch toward participation while France resists sharing foreign competition.
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Poland
Charles de Gaulle
France
Talks aim to cut tariffs and ease Western trade blocks
The plan seeks a 50 percent cut in high American tariffs and a smaller 25 percent cut in European tariffs, with lists of exceptions due Sept 10. The New York Times reports the Soviet Union may seek relations with the Common Market, hinting at a possible mission to Brussels.
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Times
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the Times
London bans smoking in cinemas with huge council vote
London voters saw the London County Council approve a ban on smoking in 154 movie theaters by a 77 to 3 margin. The measure was proposed by Conservative Lady Petrie who afterward admitted she often smokes cigars.
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London
London County Council
Lady Petrie
Wallace Wins Primary Election Across Nation
The report notes Wallace winning in the presidential race with a strong GOP slate, Taft's knockout nomination over Ted Brown, and Me Young’s re election bid while Glenn remains on ballots. It also covers Oklahoma Senate race, Florida governor contenders, New Mexico land race, and Indiana Ohio vote tallies with Glenn and Goldwater. John Glenn, despite withdrawing, campaigns on health progress.
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Ted Brown
Stephen Me Young
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
J. Howard Edmondson
Fred Harris
Wallace
Johnson
Macon County
Ala
Florida
Spessard L. Holland
Hayden Burns
Jacksonville
Robert King High
Miami
New Mexico
Johnny Walker
Fabian Chavez
U.S
District OF Columbia
E. Franklin Jackson
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Indiana
Welsh
Goldwater
Stassen
Ohio
Brown
Young
Houston
Tex
John Glenn
Whistler's Mother to Return to Philadelphia Museum of Art
The famous Whistler painting will be on display at the Philadelphia Museum of Art starting July 3, marking its first local showing since 1881. Once described as priceless, it last appeared in Philadelphia 83 years ago at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, ten years after its London painting.
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Whistler
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
James Abbott McNeill Whistler
London
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