Hospital report lists admissions and discharges by name
At the hospital report compiled as of 7 a.m. today several individuals are named for admissions including Veil Cornish, Linda Southwick, Cecil McWilliams, Jerald Burt, Clarence Brown, Robert Orton, Oscar Tate, Arthur Lockhart, Dorle Ann Stroebel, Richard Chapin, Jantee Clute and others. Discharged include Tony Catallu and Theresa Kibbey among listed patients. Also notices of local ads and events appear such as a Moose Lodge harvest dinner and various shop items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City Memorial Hospital
Veil Cornish
Union City
Linda Southwick
Cecil McWilliams
Wattsburg
Jerald Burt
Centerville
Clarence Brown
Waterford
Robert Orton
Oscar Tate
East Street
Arthur Lockhart
Aigh Street
Dorle Ann Stroebel
Erie Street
Edinboro
Richard Chapin
R. D
Jantee Clute
Church Street
Recommend Flu Vaccine For Heart Victims
The Pub Uc Health Service urged high risk groups to get vaccinated against influenza now. It noted the 1961-62 winter is not expected to bring widespread outbreaks like last year. The Health Service warned flu is especially dangerous for people with chronic cardiovascular, renal, and other illnesses and for pregnant women. Persons over 45, especially those over 65, should be immunized.
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Washington
Uc Health Service
Health Service
CORE Members Staging Sit In in Philadelphia
Six CORE members staged a round the clock sit in aimed at pressuring the Philadelphia Redevelopment Authority to speed relocation of evicted families. Four Negroes and a white couple participated inside the center while about 40 pickets, both black and white, marched outside the building.
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Fruaveurnia Sar
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Central Relocation Bureau
Philadelphia Redevelopment Authority
Dureau
Vena
Ollie Ast Nigit
Racist protest riot ends with snake incident jail terms
In a racially tense city, a white man, Barber, is jailed after allegedly forcing a live snake into four Black people outside a church during an antisegregation rally. Johnny Creer and James Gildersleeve were also involved, with one Black person charged with assault and battery.
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Delma
Alt
Ciy
Shri Lame
Charl
Sali Meee Aie ‘Jr
Sela
Clark
Barber
Johnny Creer
Creer
James Gildersleeve
Wealthy designer shoots wife then wounds self in New Jersey mansion
Charles Farner 62 shot and killed his estranged wife Barbara 50 as she gathered belongings at their 25100m manor in Highland Park. He then shot himself, in fair condition in a New Brunswick hospital. Witnessed by attorney Douglas Hague. Farner had recently contested joint assets including an art center project near Dennox Massachusetts and sought his wife to be declared mentally incompetent. Kathleen Martin, their daughter, was present during the incident.
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Highland Park
N.J. AP
Charles Farner
New Brunswick
Barbara
Soe
John B
Kozak
Douglas Hague
Korat Bald
Chaneary Court
Trenton
Kathleen Martin
Washington Today In Washington News Highlights
AP dispatches from Washington summarize commerce secretary Luther Hodges signaling an admin study on export controls and bounties involving industrialists. Talks on a New York to Moscow air route, broader East West cooperation, and disarmament are planned, with focus on potential post nuclear test agreements. Kennedy's elderly health plan likely won’t reach debate this year, while 19 House Foreign Affairs members urge the Soviet Union to improve conditions for Russia’s Jewish community ahead of Rosh Hashana.
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Washington (Ap
Washington
Luther JH Hodes
White House
Palley
Hodges
New York
Moscovy
Ratte
Kalle
Dean Tink
Andrei Gromyko
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Soviet Union
Russia
Tetler
Anatoly
Dobrynin
Rosh HaShona
Quints’ Welfare Reported Amid Courtroom Attention
Swammen from Pew on the agreement and the quints were said to be handled with dignity and decorum. A hospital bulletin noted the quintuplets tolerated their meals, with improved intake. James Andrew remained the most active infant, while four girls Maury Margaret Mary Magdalene Mary Catherine and Mary Ann were also reported as highly active and healthy.
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Pew
James Andrew
Maury Margaret
Mary Magdalene
Mary Catherine
Mary Ann
President Urges U.S. Exports Grow Abroad to Boost Trade
President Kenny calls for Americans to export $2 billion more goods yearly by expanding beyond home markets and lowering prices to meet competition. He argues foreigners can buy more from the United States if dollar assets from aid and private investment are used, despite rising European costs.
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New York
Kenny
Foreigmers
Competitton
U.S
Wester Europe
Japan
Europe
Commission of the European Eco
Kennedy urges US producers to boost exports with low prices
In Europe prices paid by consumers rise while export prices stay largely unchanged. President Kennedy advises American manufacturers to expand exports by increasing production and keeping prices low, rather than raising prices to lift export value.
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Europe
Kennedy
Kennedy Meets Negro Leaders Call for Federal Aid Cutoff
Roy Wilkins of the NAACP urged federal action after Birmingham tensions, calling on the government to cut off every nickel and dime funding to Alabama. He spoke at a news conference demanding renewed enforcement of civil rights laws and equality.
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Birmingham
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Alabama
Wilkins
Kenedy
Maxwell Ai
Montgomiery
King
Southern —Christian Leadership Conference
Kennnedy
Ralph D. Abernathy
Fred L., Shuttlesworth
Alabama Human Rights Movement
A. G. Gaston
Lucius Pitts
Miles College
H. J. Murchison
Roy. J. 1
Ware
Johnson enters race to replace Rep Gavin in 21st District
Albert W. Johnson 57 of Smethport McKean County formally announced his candidacy for the northwestern Pennsylvania 21st District seat vacancy caused by the death of Rep. Leon H. Gavin. Johnson cited 17 years in the State House and nine years as Republican floor leader as qualifications. The district includes Clarion, Clearfield, Elk, Forest, McKean, Venango, Jefferson and Warren counties.
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Harrisburg
Hoyas
Albert W.atrson
Pennsylvania
State House of Representatives
Johnson
Leon H- Gavin
City
Clarion
Clearfield
Elk
Forest
McKean
Venango
Jefferson
Warren
Smetihport
McKean County
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Y Journal
Moose Home
Elks Lodge
Philippines
AllWay Electric
Carrig
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Armitted
Alona
Frank Chincuzio
Spring Street
Robert Eddy
East Trying Street
Charles Bray Jr
West Church Street
Hazel Walsh
Hagle Street
Tony Catallu
Jerry Clayton
Tammy Leu
Oakley Avenue
Theresa
Charles Kibbey
Pittsfield
Mary
Lewis White
Randall Whitney
Kimberly Ann
South Center Ree
Moose Lodge
Square
Polken
Paideun
Katherine
Wonder
Carroll
Turben
C.N.B
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
the Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bradaens Kennedy
Charman Wilbur D. Mills
DB. Ark
Ways and Means
House Uebate
Sherwin-Williams
North Center Street
Phin
Corry Memorial Hospital Association
Gers
Robert Gates
Concord Township
Business Mirror
Bennett's
Gavin
Manzalik
GED Dairy Institute of
Te Erie Area
Dairies
Milk
Western Auto
Ron Barstow
East
Washington Street
Dow Eitty
Elty
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