Union City Memorial Hospital Admits and Discharges List
A hospital record lists admitted patients Eugenia Hatfield Mark Lawrence Tony Trebik Lewis Hellyer and Wilbur Seifert and discharged Velma Stevenson George Capela and Vircel Kimmy from Union City Edinboro Spar tansburg Wattsburg with addresses noted for each.
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Union City Memorial Hospital
Eugenia Hatfield
Mapledrive
Edinboro
William Gillett
First Avenue
Union City
Mark Lawrence
Girard
Tony Trebik
Lewis Hellyer
New Street
Wilbur Seifert
Waterford
Velma Stevenson
Main Street
George Capela
R. D
Spartansburg
Vircel Kimmy
Wattsburg
Short-Range Missiles in Cuba Reported Hidden
New York Tribune reports that tactical missiles possibly with nuclear warheads are hidden in Cuba and capable of reaching Guantanamo base. The mobile ground-to-ground “Frog” missiles have about a 25 mile range, per Marguerite Higgins. Administration officials offer no explanation for the evidence cited.
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New York
United States
Cuba
Guanttanamo Naval Base
New York jnHearth Tribune
Washington Dispatch
Marguerite Higgins
Boy’s Pain Brings Smiles To Parents
Boston AP reports 13 year old Everett Knowles Jr in Somerville shows progress as doctors at Massachusetts General Hospital work on a remarkable recovery after his arm was severed by a freight train last May 23. Surgeons reconnected nerve fibres in an operation on September 11 and say the outcome could salvage a usable arm.
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Boston
Somerville
Everett Knowles Jr
Massachusetts General Hospital
Ronald Malt
Malt
Funeral service for Isabelle W. Rose in Spartansburg
The body of Mrs. Isabelle W. Rose lies at the Bl. Richard Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg. Friends may call 7 to 10 p.m. Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m. Wednesday 7 to 10 p.m. Thursday. Funeral service 2 p.m. Friday. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Rose
Isabelle W. Rose
Richard Hays
Spartansburg
Rose Hill Cemetery
Scranton Kicks Off 63rd Session GOP Leadership Talks
Gov elect William Scranton meets in Harrisburg with Senate leader prospects as he plans to appoint House and Senate GOP leaders for 1983. A dispute over continuation of senator Sem M Harvey Taylor as president pro tempore sparks criticism from Democrats and questions Scranton’s conditions.
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Harrisburg
William W. Scranton
Florida
Iece
Sem-M
Harvey Taylor
Taylor
Senate
Scranton
William Keisling
State Senate
Sen
William J. Lane
D-Washington
Deaths Mrs Rose 64 Berea Ohio. former Spartansburg resident
Mrs Rose 64 of Berea Ohio and formerly of Spartansburg died yesterday after a long illness. Born June 21 1898 in the Oklahoma Territory she was a foster mother in a Berea Methodist children's home and past chairman of the Cleveland Association of Child Care Workers. Surviving are a son four daughters and 10 grandchildren. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 p m at the Spartansburg Methodist Church with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Rose
Berea
Ohio
Spartansburg
Oklahoma Territory
William A
Effie. Shepherd Walford
Association of Child Care Workers of
Cleveland
Spartansburg Methodist Church
Kenneth Rose
Columbus
Virgina Albers
Shirlee Biatene
R. D
Union City
Jane
Janet Rose
Jon L. Rose
George Walford
William H. Walford
Lycan
Colo
Inventor Thomas E. Clark Dies in Detroit Era
Detroit obituary notes inventor Thomas E. Clark 198 once a pivotal figure in early commercial radio development. It also reports Lebanon Republican Thomas A. Ehrgood’s critique of Taylor and the Senate party control shift after recent elections. Disilvestro remains president pro tem with Democrats losing seats to Republicans.
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Detroit
Thomas E. Clark
Thomas A. Ehrgood
Lebanon
Taylor
Ehrgood
Senate
Sen
Anthony Disilvestro
Philadelphia
Cuban missile crisis talks strain over on site checks
Kennedy weighs Khrushchev proposals to withdraw Cuban bombers while Castro resists on site inspections and US aerial reconnaissance. Officials expect progress before Kennedy’s 6 pm news conference, with Shopsto consider lifting the Cuba blockade if safeguards are agreed.
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Khrushchev
United States
Castro
Guantanamo
Cuba
Kennedy
Washington
Wold
U.S
Soviet Union
Moscow
Caribbean
Referendum on Jamestown Fluoridation Seems Remote
Jamestown voters may soon decide on water fluoridation but council members see the referendum as unlikely. City officials discussed petition support, costs, and opinions from health authorities while considering alternatives to adding fluoride to the water.
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Jamestown
Samuel 5
Edson
Anthony
Damond
W. Park Catchpole
City Hall
Earl W. Murray
State Department ‘of Health
George T. Stevens
Citizens’ Committee For Dental Health
Constantine Pou Jos
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