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Try To Qualify Grandview For Federal Aid
Erie county officials and Health director William Tollen discussed Grandview Hospital’s status. If the hospital emphasizes pulmonary care, it may lose general hospital eligibility and $50 000 to $60 000 in state and federal aid. The 60 bed facility has 29 tuberculosis patients in an isolated section.
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Erie
Grandview Hospital
Erie County Tuberculosis Hospital
William B. Tollen
Department of Health and Welfare
Tollen
Grandview
Corry Moose Collects Toys for Needy Families at Christmas
The Corry Moose lodge lines up its annual Operation Santa Claus to gather new and used toys for needy families. Toys are refurbished by Moose members and dropped off at the lodge on East Washington Street or picked up by volunteers. Collections run through December 19 with contact numbers 685 2625 days or 665 1912 evenings.
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Corry Moose Lodge
Moose Organization
East Washington Street
Moose Lodge
Deaths and Funeral of Atty Roger Merle Brown in Corry
Funeral services for attorney Roger Merle Brown who died suddenly in his office will be held tomorrow at 2 p m at Bracken Funeral Home with Walter Gilliland officiating. He lived in Corry since 1945 and was active in civic life. survived by wife Cleo and two sons. Donations preferred to Corry Memorial Hospital or Corry YMCA.
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Atty
Roger Merle Brown
Brack Ti
Walter Gilliland
Pine Grave
Mr. Brown
Erie
Erie Academy
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Brooks
First Methodist Church of
Corry
Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons
Royal Arch
Clarence Commandery
City of
Cleo
Ronald
Bucknell University
Gregory
W. Everett Brown
Cincinnati
Bracken Funeral Home
Corry Memorial Hospital
Chinese Soviet relations loom over Lenin funeral parade
A Chinese delegation arrives in Moscow for celebrations and talks amid a thaw in Sino Soviet tension. Peking warns the USSR against invading Sinkiang while top communist leaders from 13 nations prepare to view Red Square parades, with Albania absent.
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Svonuimiea
Une Chou En-lai
Chou
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Peking
Soviet Union
Sinkiang
China
Pravda
Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Lenin
Red Square
Albania
MAIC Eyes Keystone Ordnance Works Purchase
The Mayville area Industrial Commission MAIC may acquire the Keystone Ordnance Works in Greenwood Township from the General Services Administration after MAIC board approval. The plan covers about 33 600 acres at 402 000 dollars with a down payment and aims to rehab the site for industrial development and surrounding districts. Commissioner Donta W Gapp notes work may proceed through the commission or a private developer.
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Meauy Il
Newsville Area
Donta W. Gapp
GOP faces upheaval as Johnson landslide shifts balance
In the wake of Johnson's landslide victory the GOP faces a party realignment. Michigan Governor George Romney retains office amid a Democratic sweep while party leaders seek a fresh presidential image. Eisenhower calls for unity and broad inclusion to rebuild support. Nixon appears as a unifying figure. Scranton reports effort in Harrisburg.
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Johnson
Michigan
George Romney
Goldwater
William, E. Miller
New York
Augusta
Eisenhower
Nixon
Harrisburg
William W. Scranton
Dividends From Education Highest Of Any Investment
Education pays dividends in many ways including better jobs higher earnings and personal fulfillment. A college graduate earns over three thousand five hundred dollars more yearly than a high school graduate while education also strengthens citizenship and national economic growth.
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Vale of Tee
Sing Heme
Smtiks
Winverine Investment
County Board Approves Tentative Budget Amid Public Silence
Chautauqua County Supervisors vote 22 to 11 to approve a $10.2 million tentative budget with pay as you go spending policy. A heated revolt by Democrats targeted a $200 thousand line item for additional county office and storage space, while protesters largely stay away from the courthouse hearing.
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Mayville
Joseph Gorjae
Tinfair
Thiv
Dr Coller Dies At 77 In Ann Arbor
Dr Fretenek A L Coller, 77, emeritus chair of surgery at the University of Michigan, died yesterday in Ann Arbor. He led the department with a long career marked by teaching and surgical advances.
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Coller
Ans Arbor
Mich
Fretenek AL Coller
University of Michigan
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