Sunday Dinners at The Ritz and Local Notices
Sunday dinners are served at The Ritz with a menu family prices from 1.50 to 3.50 from noon to eight. A list of discharged and admitted residents follows with names and addresses in Corry Union City Spartansburg Waterford and Mill Village. Jean's Yarn Shop announces new Thursday and Friday hours while Turben's Auto Service remains a Chevrolet dealer open as shown.
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Ritz
Gary Fish
Cherry Street
Waterford
Coral’ Wright
R. D
Union City
Ruby Douglass
Corry
Edward Pilchner
Eric
Ruth Wontenay
South Main Street
Rhoda ‘Dailey
Spring Street
William Dunnewold
George Dietrick
North Main Street
Mill Village
WCTU
South Center Street
Povsciooe OY
Brigham Hardware
Jean
Turben’s
Chevrolet
Briton May Be More Than Courier In Spy Case
The Soviet show trial proceeds with Greville Wynne and Oleg Penkovsky admitting espionage. Wynne, 42, acknowledged delivering packages and receiving film. Penkovsky, 43, asserts Wynne coached him on identifying British and American diplomats. Judges warn of potential death sentences. Wynne could face a long prison term.
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anEouviet
Greville Wynne
Britain
United States
Wynne
Oleg Penkovsky
Penkovsky
Amercan
Soviet Union
Chinese Deported from Hong Kong Repatriation Affects Thirteen
Thirteen Chinese nationals believed to be agents for the Chinese Nationalist cause were deported from Hong Kong. The move follows security concerns and ongoing tensions in the region as authorities enforce immigration and counter-espionage measures.
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Hong Kong
Lawrence Blasts Pa GOP Over Deficit Projections
A Scranton administration critique crosses into the budget clash with the Lawrence administration. Officials warn of a projected 1962-69 deficit exceeding 17.3 million while public statements claim a surplus. The administration predicts a year end June 30 deficit near 21 million, blaming the opposing camp for the shortfall.
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Dave Lawrence
GOP
Scranton
Lawrence
the. Press. Club
Lawrence defends Scranton while criticizing Republican leadership
Lawrence, chairman of President Kennedy's Committee on Equal Opportunity in Housing, says Scranton is trying to be a good governor but notes Republican legislative leaders control the situation. He claims Scranton's budget balance claim glosses over a large deficit and highlights a requested $19 million to balance a $1.2 billion 1963-64 budget. He also calls Clark’s attacks a personal choice.
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Rence
Kennedy
Committee On Equal Opportunity In Housing
Scranton
Republi
Lawrence
Joseph S. Clark
Pennsylvania
Democratic National Committee
Funeral services for Harry L Wissinger announced
The body is at Glenn Funeral Home Union City with viewing Tuesday and Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. Service set for Thursday at 2 p m. Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery Corry. Government spokesman said today.
Deny Students Ill From Food In Cafeteria
State and local health officials discounted food poisoning as the cause after Eisenhower High School students fell ill Friday. Physicians in Sugar Grove and Russell treated about 25 people for a volatile intestinal illness, while school principal Fred Bauer said symptoms began Thursday and Friday morning, weakening proof of cafeteria contamination.
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Warren
Eesenhower High School
Sugar Grove
Russell
Fred Bauer
Eisenhower School
State Health Department
Meadville Offic
PRR May Build Philly Stadium Near 30th Street
The Pennsylvania Railroad may construct a stadium over its tracks near 30th Street Station if federal aid is approved. A. J. Greenough said the project could cost 22 to 23 million dollars and funding would come from the Federal Urban Renewal Development Administration.
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Amavesphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
30Th Street
Allen J. Greenough
Pennsylvania
Federal Urban Renewal Development Administration
Madison Square Garden Corp
New York
Brig. Gen. Thomas B. Wilson Dies in California
Brig. Gen. Thomas Bayne Wilson, 70, USA Reserve and former general manager of KHOW Denver, died yesterday in Monterey California. He was a senior officer and notable figure in military and broadcasting circles.
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Wilson
Monterey
Calif
Thomas Bayne Wilson
USA Reserve
KHOW
Denver
Colo
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