Admitted and Discharged Patients at Union City Memorial Hospital
The record lists admissions and discharges across multiple patients. Admitted: Mrs Donald Weaver Pitts field Mrs Henry Habink Clymor Mrs Melvin Thomas 172 Ohio street Mrs Ada Burke 27 East Bond street George Park Knoxdale Pa. Discharged: Kenneth Miles Spring Creek Frank Alexander 91 North Center street Mrs James Clark 62 Brook street Charles Thielges 712 West Pleasant street Mrs Paul Crowl Edinboro James Kirk 0 Wes High street Union City Mrs Clarence Robinson R D 4 ew i Shepard Bridge street Union City obfuscated entries for Union City Memorial Hospital reflect scattered addresses and names.
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Donald Weaver
Pittsfield
Henry Habink
Clymor
Melvin Thomas
Ohio Street
Ada Burke
Bond Street
George Park
Knoxdale
Kenneth Miles
Spring Creek
Frank Alexander
North Center Street
James Clark
Brook Street
Charles ‘Thielges
Pleasant Street
Union City Memorial Hospital
Paul Crowl
Edinboro
James Kirlk
Wes High Street
Union City
Clarence Robinson
Or Shepard
Bridge Street
Halloween masks and candy at Cliff Carroll’s bar
Tu tf a local tavern advertises Schlitz Premium on tap at Cliff Carroll’s with Halloween masks costumes and candy for the holiday.
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Schlitz
Cliff Carroll
Blocked Wife From Home But Didn't Break Law
London court ruled an electrical trap used to bar a wife from a house did not itself break the law. Frederick Munks, 26, was convicted but the high court said the 1961 Offenses Against the Person Act does not classify an electrical device as an engine. Doreen Munks suffered a shock during the incident. Also noted, Walter Dulaney, 109, Greene County’s oldest resident, died at his Waynesburg home after a long life as a farmer and stock raiser.
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London
England
High Court
Frederick Munks
Doreen
Munks
Waynesburg
Walter Dulaney
Greene County
Dulaney
Southeast Asia defense talks review Viet Nam Laos plans
In Bangkok the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization advisers held a closed semiannual session to review defense plans. The U S delegation was led by Adv Harry D Felt. Discussions likely covered developments in South Vietnam and Laos as well as regional security concerns. In France Pollge reported four tons of arms found in a vacant house near Martigues as authorities inventory the weapons amid suspected ties to anti Gaullist groups active in Algeria. In Korea high sources said twenty conspirators plotted to kill President-elect Chang Hee Park at Seoul station. five were arrested after the plot was discovered. In Pakistan Foreign Minister Bhutto said immediate Kashmir cease fire line danger subsided though situation overall remains tense.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Viet Nam
Laos
U.S
Adv
Harry D. Felt
Pacific
Martigues
France
Pollge
Secret Army
Seoul
Korea
Chung Hee Park
Platfors
Park
Rawalpindi
Pakistan
India
Kashmir
Zulfilar Ali Bhutto
Coun
Funeral Notices for Rockafellow and Crowell
The Rockafellow and Crowell families report funeral arrangements at Bracken Funeral Home. Visitation for G. Arden Rockafellow is Monday 7–9 pm and Tuesday 2–4 and 7–8 pm, with a Wednesday service at 11 am and burial at West Spring Creek Cemetery. Arthur R. Crowell’s relatives may call Monday and Tuesday 2–4 and 7–9 pm, with a Wednesday 2 pm service and burial at Pige Grove Cemetery.
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Rockafellow
G. Arden Rockafellow
Bracken Funeral Home
Indiantown Sought to Host 28th Division Encampment
National Guard Bureau cites insufficient firing ranges at Indiantown Gap as the reason the 28th Division cannot train there. Pennsylvania officials and Congress members push to move the 1965 two week encampment to Indiantown Gap, arguing longer ranges and possible land purchases could fix the issue.
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Washington
Mannayivenv
Tndiantown Gap
National Guard Bureau
Tadlantown Gap
Pennsylvania
Indiantown Gap
Congress
Carolinas
National Guards Bureau
Indiantown; Gap
Adjutants General
James B.van Zandt
R-Pa
William W. Scranton
Indantown Gap
Daniel Flood
D-Pa
House
L Appropriations Committee
Richard Schweiker
James A. Byrne
Armed Service Committee
Congress must police itself on conflicts of interest
James Marlow reviews long standing calls to require top government officers and members of Congress to disclose yearly incomes and assets. He notes Senators Neuberger Case and Jordan pressed for stronger conflict of interest laws, contrasted with Congress’s reluctance to curb its own lawmakers amid past cases like Baker and broader executive oversight.
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Washington
Richard J
Neuberger
Creoh Democrat
Congress
Senate
Palm Beach
Maurine Neuberger
Oregon
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
Sen
Neuserger
B. Everett
Jordan
North Carolina
Senate Mittee
Robert G. Baker
Baker
Senate Democrats
Capitol Vending Co
Capitol Re
Aaa
Jordan Committee
Deoloors
Case
Kennedy
The Spoken Word Is Like the Ali The Printed Word Ts Always There
A compact piece contrasts spoken and printed words, noting how the spoken word shifts with voice and context while the printed page endures, offering a reflection on permanence, memory, and communication in everyday life.
Deaths Mee Fille of 1h Bearey in Jamestown area
Former Corry resident Pakenich N.Y. born Frewsburg February 13 1867 died last evening at Jamestown WCA hospital. She taught English in Westfield for 31 years retired in 1950 moved to Corry to live with son Richard then Lakewood with daughter. Survived by two sons L Richard Fuller William R Fuller a daughter M Jeanette Fuller five grandchildren one great grandchild one brother Ephron Smedley and several nieces and nephews. Final rites Thursday 2 p.m. Barber Funeral Home Westfield Rev Alan Griten officiating interment Union Cemetery Westfield. Friends may call tonight 7–9 p.m. and tomorrow 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Pakenich
N.Y
Corry
WCA
Jamestown
Frewsburg
Westfield
Fuller
Louis Fuller
Lakewood
Ephron Smedley
Barber Funeral Home
Alan Grite
Union Cemetery
Lead changes after second day in Fresh Water World Series
Gen Andrews of Lampe Missouri held his edge after day two at Bull Shoals as he caught eight black bass. Jack Moore of Tidioute Pennsylvania boated the largest fish of the day an eight pound seven ounce bass the tournament's largest in its five year history. Moore fished with Glen Hayden of Austin Texas who finished seventh but did not crack the top ten overall. Mrs Ray Gray of Chicago took the lead in the women's division, overtaking Mrs Grace Ray who finished first Sunday.
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Glen Hayden
Austin
Ray Gray
Chicago
Grace
Ray
Auto Makers Also Major $$ Makers
Detroit's Big Three lumber toward record earnings as GM reports nine months figures of 1.086 billion dollars in earnings and 11.681 billion in sales. A 2-for-1 stock split doubles the dividend and directors move to decide another split or dividend increase at their New York meeting. Ford remains silent while Wall Street anticipates dividend hikes or further splits.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Corp
New York
Wall Street
Demolition of Penn Station Opens Way for MSG Sports Center
Demolition crews began tearing down Pennsylvania Station after 58 years to make room for a futuristic sports palace and a 33 story skyscraper. The project includes a $70 million Madison Square Garden Sports Center on the site.
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Raze Landmark
Grews
Pennsylvania Station
Madison Square Garden Sports Center
Baker Viree
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Jim Rose
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ClTandt
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Erie County
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Leads Fishing World Series
Ogle Lumber
Good Housekeeping
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