Zipper Named Campaign Chairman In Erie County
Dr. Joseph 4. Zipper super intedent of Epic City public schools was named Erie County Campaign Chairman of the Christmas Seal Campaign against tuberculosis and respiratory diseases. He urged residents that the county’s incidence rate has fallen to two percent or less and urged renewed public health support.
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Joseph 4. Zipper
Epic City Public Schools
Erie County
Zipper
Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
Negro baseba ll star moves into white area Alamo Ga l
The St Louis Cardinals center fielder Carl Floyd and his wife Beverly moved into a $45 0 0 0 house in Alamo Contra Costa County with 11 deputies present to guard their arrival. Neighbors offered a warm welcome and meals while locksmiths changed the locks. Floyd, 26, and his family plan to stay in an Oakland motel until utilities and furniture arrive.
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Alamo
Galil
Negto
Carl Floyd
St. Louis Cardinals
Joseph ‘Cone
Oakland
Calif
Debbie
Gary
Curtis Jr
Shelley
Flood
Voting Corruption Alleged in Pennsylvania Primary
In Lackawanna County the state Justice Department reports widespread fraud and dereliction of duty by election officers. Attorney General Alessandroni vows to pursue criminal prosecutions as facts justify. Genevieve Blatt won the Democratic U S Senate primary by 491 votes statewide amid post election challenges.
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Harrisburg
State Justice Department
U. S. Senate
Lackawanna County
Walter E. Alogsantoni
Senate
Genevieve Blatt
Michael A. Musmanno
State Supreme Court
Miss Blatt
Pittsburgh
Alessandroni
Commonwealth
Lackawanna
Otis B. Morse
Alessan‘droni
The
Morse
Keating and Kennedy Clash Over TV Debate Access
In New York on television Keating and Kennedy accused each other of ducking a face to face debate as Kennedy appeared outside the studio while Keating debated an empty chair. Both claimed they accepted WCBS-TV time for a debate and cited a later letter from the Fair Campaign Practices Committee that was withdrawn.
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New York
Republica
Kenneth
Keating
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Falside
Alley Keiling
Wcbs-Tv
Rach
Fair Campaign Practices Committee
New York Herald Tribune
Ralph McGill
The
Atlanta Constitution
Bruce L. Felkner
Herald ‘Tribune
Wim
Red Cross reorganizes volunteers under single name
At a YMCA meeting the board of the SEAL CHAPTER American Red Cross announced all departments grey ladies canteen social welfare aides staff aides nurses aides will be among RC volunteers with identical uniforms and shoulder patches. Plans include staffing a first aid station at Corry Area High School for Saturday's JOOF conference expected to draw about 1500 attendees. Mrs. Helen Davison noted the change and Mrs. Frank Dodd reported on the Northwestern Pennsylvania Association of Chapters meeting in Erie.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
YMCA
Helen Davison
Corry Area High School
JOOF
Northwestern Pennsylvania Association of Chapters
Erie
Frank Dodd
Davison
W. G. Hackman
Alexandria
Rescue squad frees 791 pound crash victim with jack
The Jacksonville rescue squad faced a heavy challenge after a traffic collision. Thomas Conners of Gantt Georgia, weighing 791 pounds, was trapped in his wrecked car and had to be extracted using a hydraulic jack and rescue tools.
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Jacksonville
N. C
Thomas
Conners
Gantt
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Pat) Miller
Thomas J. Transute
Milton Spaulding
Alpha Maine
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Shee
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Olly Harmon
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Richard Rowland
Spring Creek
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Journal Today
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Yaal
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Price Vie
Firestone
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Canada
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