Admits and discharges listed for area hospitals
The notice shows admitted and discharged individuals at Union City and Amity on a line ad format. Names include Estella Carroll Maurice Goodrich Melen Brydon Leon Morton and others with addresses in Wattsburg Corry Clymer Union City Waterford and Spartansburg. Also features a Line-O-Ad ad rate and local business promotions for Croscuts Turken's Auto Service and Moose Lodge fish fry events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Carroll
South Center Street
Maurice Goodrich
Spring Creek
Melen Brydon
Snyder
Alton Bromley Jr
Alan Harvey
West Main Street
T S. Kelsey
Random Road
British Embassy Torched by Indonesians
Indonesian demonstrators rioted against Malaysia's anti Communist stance looting and burning Britain's Jakarta embassy and attacking staff homes. Fire swept the three story chancery as troops moved to quell the mob of about ten thousand. UK officials reported the garrison was ordered to take over security while Malaysia warned of preparedness amid regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakarta
Indonesia
Malaysia
Britain
U.S
Howard P. Jones
Jones
Chancery
London
Lord Home
Tulanesian
Burhanudin Mopsread Diah
Kuala
Lumpur
Philippines
Subandrio
Manila
United Nations
New York
Federation of
Malaya
Singapore
Sarawak
North Borneo
Sukarno
Bornieo
Orlando
Henry D
Loot Estimate Reported After Pittsburgh Bank Heist
Bank officials estimate the Lower Burrell robbery by two gunmen at about 40000 dollars. The bandits forced entry at the Pittsburgh National Bank branch and fled after taking cash. Local authorities pursue leads, while Joseph Cipollone, bank manager, was shaken but unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh National Bank
Lower Burrell
Westmoreland County
Joseph Cipollone
New Kensington
Miners Fellin Throne Feted At Dinner In Media Pa
Miners David Fellin and Henry Throne, rescued after 17 inches of shafting freed them from a 300 foot cave-in at the Sheppton mine near Hazleton, were honored at a Media Lions Club dinner. Rescue leader Dr. H Beecher Charmbury praised the team and noted the flag hoist symbolizing the event. Fellin and Throne expressed gratitude, while profits from the affair benefit Mrs Louis Bova, widow of the third miner who remains missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MEDIA
David Pellin Henry Throne
Media Lions Club
Fellin
Throne
Sheppton Ming
Hazleton
H. Beecher Charmbury
Atate Mines
Charmbury
America
Louis Bova
Pellin
Khrushchev berates farmers over poor harvests and fertilizer use
In Volgograd Khrushchev scolded Soviet farmers for inefficiency and accused officials of exporting fertilizer while domestic needs grow. He urged better use of fertilizers already available, noting Yugoslav yields surpass Soviet fields due to fertilizer use. He dismissed irrigation requests as misdirected to the supply crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Khrustichev
Buresucrats
Volgograd
Stalingrad
Khrushchev
Jday Cauda
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Quinn quintuplets brighten outlook amid hospital stay
Aberdeen AP reports Andrew Fischer and Lovlay Fischer, parents of quints delivered two months early, anticipate all five infants surviving. Dr James Berbox notes possible weigh-in today as the babies, fed hourly with artificial formula and water, gain strength while remaining under careful care at St Luke's. The mother speaks of media attention and family adjustment amid floods of gifts valued around $75,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Andrew Fischer
Mather
Lovlay
Nome
Stagally
James Berbox
Hepp
Pischer
St. Luke’s Hospital
Berbos
Chamber of Commerce
Fischers
Titusville Campus To Offer Courses
The University of Pittsburgh Titusville Campus announces evening courses September 18 from 6 to 9 in Room 14 McKinney Hall. Registration opens to teachers planning post baccalaureate work for certification and graduate credit. Courses include Problems of Reading Instruction, Speech Problems and the Classroom, and General History and Philosophy of the Western World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinney Hall
Tituville
University of Pittsburgh
Uel Philoss
New Officers Elected in Western Division of PA Moose Association
Arthur L. Iitz was elected president of the Western Division of the Pennsylvania Moose Association, serving 15 districts and 131 lodges in Western Pennsylvania. Frank J. Delury was elected governor of District T, both men noted for Moose ranks and degrees. District 1 covers eight northwestern lodges with Corry as a major lodge. Bellefonte hosted the convention with Supreme Governor Robert W. Mollohas and Mooseheart leadership in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Litz
Pennsylvania Mons Association
Pennsylvania
Corry Lodge No. 98
Frank.j. Delury
Pest
Corry Loldge
Legion of the Moose
Moose
Corry
Bellefonte
Robert W. Mollohas
Gina
Mooseheart
Birmingham church bombing and racial tension dominate items
Coverage details the 1963 Sixteenth Street Baptist Church bombing and ensuing racial unrest. It notes deaths of four girls, injuries to twenty-three, later shootings of two Negro youths, and varied reactions including calls for calm, funeral observances, and proposed federal troop involvement. Authorities pursue bombers as national guards mobilize and schools face threats while Birmingham leaders seek a presidential conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Sixteenth Street Baptist
Reveng
Carole
New York
Burke Marshall
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Birmingham
Michael Lee Farley
Larry Joe Sims
Virgil Ware
Melvin Bailey
Shuttlesworth
Kennedy
George C. Wallace
Tuskegee High
Macon County
Teachers Attend Special Session at Warren Elementary Course
Last evening all Warren elementary teachers attended a mathematics course offered in Youngsville. Sponsored by the Warren County superintendent of schools office and funded through the Department of Public Instruction via a state wide inservice program and the National Defense Education Act. J Overheim of Edinboro State College teaches the course from 7 to 9 p.m. for eight consecutive Tuesdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pereovery Evew
Warren
Youngsville
Warren County Superintendent of Schools
Department of Public Instruction
NDEA
J. Overheim
Edinboro State College
Edinboro
Dad Af Controls Of Highlift That Kills Son
AEIBB New York Gene Sampson 18 months old died after being crushed by his father’s tractor while watching from a farm pond. The child, son of Mr and Mrs How and Sampson, suffered a fractured skull and multiple fractures and died at Wyoming County Community Hospital. Perry county coroner Cletis Shoup said deputies reported the mother had placed the child to bed for an afternoon nap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AEIBB
N.Y
Gene Ouenpson
Bulldozer Accident Near House Buries Boy
A four year old, Stimpvon, employed by Ford Motor in Puffalo, helped dig a pond with a crawler tractor near the family home. While pushing earth, the boy was buried when the bulldozer scooped up a load of earth, awakening the father by noise of the operation. The incident occurred near the house as underbrush thickened the surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stimpvon
Ford Motor Go
Puffalo
Amares
Gene
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East South Street
Brigham Hardan
Sire Soo
Corry Meeuieial
Fae Corey
Ainion City Memorial Hospital
Suzanne Price
Miles Street
Union City
Margaret Gibbs
High Street
Merle Borland
R. D
Waterford
James W. Walford
Betty Dixon
Croscut
Gopssoc Aos
Turken
Chevrolet
Harbor Hall
Moose Home
Saul Averbach
Optometrist Optical Center
Poplar §T
Erie, Pa
Nikita
Titusville
William Dotinson
Hays
Huthel
Evans
Manus
Tommy's
Esso Clymer
N. Y
Fogle Lumber
Tru Value Building Supply Center
Dad Af
Au A Heal
del Ux
Turben’s Auto Service
Columbus, PA
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