Admitted and Discharged Names from Local Hospital List
The notice lists admitted patients Mrs. George Miller R D 4 carry Mrs. Thomas Keener Spartansburg Christine 11 and Ronald 6 children of Mr and Mrs Ronald Danks R D 3 Corry Mrs Carl Trioia R D 2 Corry 5 Gerald Whaley 309 West Smith Street Mrs Ralph Martin 165 West Mrs Jack Soult Panama Discharged patients include Mrs Neil Farrington Elle Larry Barton 12 Fifth Avenue Mrs Florence Amy 432 East Main Theodore Hubley 19 East Bend Street Mrs Richard Huffman 128 Snyder Circle Mrs Myrtle Maloney 28 Brook Street Clyde McCray Spartansburg Mrs William Blethard and son Robert Forest 16 Maple Avenue
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George Miller
R. D
Carry
Thomas Keener
Spartansburg
Christine
Ronald
Ronald Danks
Corry
Carl ‘Trioia
Gerald Whaley
West Smith Street
Ralph Martin
Jack Soult
Panama
Neil Farrington
Elle
Larry Barton
Fifth Aveue
Florence Amy
East Main Street
Theodore Hubley
East Bend
Richard Huffman
Snyder Circle
Myrtle Maloney
Brook
Clyde McCray
William Blethard
Robert Forest
Maple’ Avenue
Soviet KGB gains stature amid Washington cautiously optimistic
Washington reports indicate no shift in policy toward the KGB amid signs of growing prominence for the Soviet secret police. Alexander Shelepin joins the Communist Presidium and Vladimir Semichastny becomes a full Central Committee member, prompting cautious analysis by U.S. specialists.
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Washington
Alexander N. Shelepin
Committee of State Security
KGB
Comfrunist
Vladimir E. Seminhastny
Khrushchev
Secret Police
Kremlin
Stalin
Duri
Lavrenti P. Beria
Papplntctet
Shelepin
Komsomol
Khabarov
Biberian
Fecondaissante
McNamara
Laos
Youth Sentenced in Kidnapping Extortion Attempt in Chicago
A 4B year old youth received six months in jail and two years probation after trying to extort ten thousand dollars from Mrs. Dora Fronczak by offering information on her kidnapped infant John Martin. He also admitted aiming to extort twenty thousand from Joseph LaFranchini. LaFranchini previously won fifty six thousand dollars in the Irish sweepstakes. The infant was taken from Michael Reese Hospital by a nurse costume in April. a nationwide search failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dora Fronczak
John Martin
West Side
Martin
Joseph D. LaFranchini
LaFranchini
Harry Comerford
Ans
Fire Destroys Wing of Senior High School
Firefighters battled a blaze in the Senior High School wing discovered by custodian Phillip Stenman at about 6 am near East South and Summer streets. Officials suspect a faulty heating system played a role as classrooms reached extreme heat levels and parents and students faced an uncertain remainder of the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Stenman
East South
Summer Streets
Man jumps 100 feet from Brooklyn Bridge into East River
A 25 year old man leaped from the Brooklyn Bridge into the East River and was rescued by a police launch crew. He told officers he had no job and later described his panic over the phone before the act. He reported only a slight backache upon recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Bridge
East River
Era B
Holleman
Hans- My
Mie
Fire Destroys Part Of City High School Roof
A massive fire damaged a city high school with a $1.5 million loss. firefighters battled to save the structure as gas and water supply strains hampered operations. National Guard and Red Cross assisted, while students helped remove instruments and supplies amid spreading smoke.
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East Main
National Guard
Harrisburg
Philip Zalaneck
Jerome Davis
Red Cross
Ted Cross
Corry Memorial Hospital
Roger Ottaway
Lemon Street
Eisenhower Receives Columbia Engineering Medal at Centennial Dinner
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower accepted a medallion from Columbia University School of Engineering at its centennial dinner. He recalled his early two year refrigeration job between high school and Army years, noting distant ties to engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVENY
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University School of Engineering
Engiheering
Eisenhower
Petition on Catholic Liberty Sparks Vatican Protest
At the Vatican Ecumenical Council two U S and a Canadian cardinals delivered a petition to Pope Paul VI protesting the decision to delay a vote on the religious liberty declaration. No vote occurred this session, with a possible 1968 resumption, while a separate decree on the nature of the church moved toward final approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
U.S
Paul VI
Eugené Cardinal Tisserant
Coliie
Auseri
Sparta Man Sentenced In Logging Fraud
Emery Albers of Sparta was sentenced to two five year terms on four counts of forgery for checks cashed at Citizens National Bank tied to logging operations in 1959 and 1960. He must pay $1000 in fines and restitution totaling about 1700, with terms to run concurrently and under diagnostic center evaluation. The Thompson Maple Products civil suit against the bank seeks $130,000 in allegedly negligent bank cashing over three years.
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Spartansburg
Citizens National Bank
Emery Albers
Contekei
Thompson Maple Products
Corry
Albers
Thompson
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Trail Blazers
Connie
Nat
Carroll’s
Tam
Corry Memorial’ Hospital
Columbus Fire Department
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A & B Distributing Company
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Clare Savko
Stanley Bailey
Tony's Tavern
Elnora
Lillie
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Turben
Chevrolet
Marsh's Plaza
Elsie Roof
Sea's Drugs
The
Flye Rexall Drugs
U. S
Asia
Air Force
William R. Mar
Alexandria
Robert. S. McNamara
Soviet Secret Police
Wayside Market
Mead Avenue
Cortland
Rhey
Explorer Scout Post 85
Salvation Army
Lawrence Park
B. Anderson
Anderson
Magnavox
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Kloss
TV Sales and Service
North Center Street
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Teflon Skillets
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