Admitted Names Include Couples and Residents
A hospital admission list shows Mrs. Ralph Amoroso of 810 Spring Street Mrs. Larry Mosher of 134 East Church Street Michael Savko of Columbus Mrs. Phil Carlo of Ashtabula Mrs. William Lulz of Corty R D 2 Lawrence Sutton of 2 Brook Street Mrs. Everett Seekings and son Monty Joe of Sherman Robert 3 son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Frankenfield Spar tansburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Amoroso
Spring Street
Larry Mosher
East Church Street
Michael Savko
Columbus
Phil Carlo
Ashtabula
William Lulz
R. D
Corty
Lawrence Sutton
Brook Street
Everett Seekings
Monty Joe
Sherman
Robert
Elmer Frankenfield
Spartansburg
Hold Rites For Mrs. Carter
Services for Mrs. Lola White ley Carter were held at the Musser Funeral Home in Union City at 2 p m yesterday with Rev I M Shreve officiating Burial was in West Lawn Cemetery in Columbus Bearers included Carlton Curtis Nathan Dodd Paul and Nelson Trisket Clyde Messinger and Arthur Hill Attending from away were Miss Floretta Clark RW Ontario Canada Miss Mabel Whittier RN Jamestown Mrs Mary Bratt Lockport Mr and Mrs LeRoy Parker McKean Mr and Mrs Richard Bensink North East Mr and Mrs William Scholton Westfield and Mrs Pluma Chapman Mrs Donald Bensink and Mrs John Brundage all of Columbus Other friends and relatives attended from the sorry Columbus area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Whiteley Carter
Musser
Union City
I. M. Shreve
North East
West Lawn Cemetery
Columbus
Carlton Curtis
Nathan Dodd
Paul and
Nelson Trisket
Clyde Messinger
Arthur Hill
Floretta Clark
Ontario
Canada
Mabel Whittier
Jamestown
Mary Bratt
Lockport
LeRoy Parker
McKean
Richard Bensink
William Scholton
Westfield
Pluma Chapman
Donald Bensink
John Brundage
2Orry
Students End Strike at Seoul National University Law College
Students of Seoul National University Law College return to classes today, ending a month-long strike protesting government moves against anti Japan student demonstrators last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Seoul National University Law College
Kennedy party ends in discotheque supper riotous mood
Mrs John F Kennedy hosted a stylish in gallery gathering with Ambassador Galbraith then shifted to a late night discotheque party at the Sign of the Dove. The guest list included Robert F Kennedy Edward M Kennedy Pat Tawford Lee Radziwill Harrimans and McNamara among others as Killer Joe Piro demonstrated dances for about 100 influential guests.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
John Kenneth Galbraith
Kennedy
Joe Piro
Robert F. Kennedy
Pat Tawford
Stephen Smiths
Lee Radziwill
Edward M. Kennedy
Fifth Avenue
Asia House
Galbraith
Averell Harrimans
Herve Alphand
Defense
Robert 8. McNamara
Arthur Schlesinger
William Walton
Kennedys
Aero-Flow Sells Detroit Plant to U S Sheet Metal
Aero-Flow Dynamics, Inc. division Schmeig, based in Detroit, sold its Detroit plant to U S Sheet Metal Co of Columbus, Ohio. Public works product lines and dust collector systems were disposed. remaining Schmeig products move to Linden, New Jersey. Leo R. Tain, former Schmeig president, joins Aero-Flow corporate offices. lack of skilled Detroit workers cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehmeig Industries
Aero-Flow Dynamics, Inc
Detroit
U.S. Sheet Metal Company
Columbus
Ohio
Public Works
Sehmeig
Linden
N. J
Corrylte E, FP
Auro-Flow
Corry Division
West Main Street
Pain
Schmeig
Aero-Flow
Leo Strauss
Aero- Flow
Funeral Rites for Gerald R. McCray Planned at Bracken Home
Gerald R. McCray funeral rites set for Friday at 2 p m at Bracken Funeral Home with burial in McCray Cemetery Concord Township. Friends may call Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m at the funeral home.
Guns Silent on India China Border After Ultimatum
Beleaguered by threats of Chinese dismantling along the 1000 mile India China frontier India claimed three posts near the Sikkim Tibet border were removed after a three day ultimatum. China said troops withdrew and the cease fire is supervised by UN observers as both nations seek a peacetime footing.
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Jelep Pass
India
Sikkim-Tibet
Pakistan
United Nations
Immigrants to be admitted without regard to birthplace
Congress votes to scrap the national origins quota and adopt a first come first served immigration system with a Western Hemisphere ceiling set at 120000 and 170000 for other nations, allowing visa preference for relatives and skilled applicants. Senate support signals potential compromise via conference committee.
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Congress
House
Senate
Senate House Conference Committee
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
United States
Western Hemisphere
U.S
England
Germany
Ireland
Canada
Mexico
Bridal shower honors Kathy Kopta at home
About 15 relatives and friends attended a Friday evening bridal shower for Kathy Kopta. Contests and awards were enjoyed, a decorated shower cake served, and gifts presented to the bride elect of Jerry Sweet Sr. The wedding is planned in the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Sweet
Kathy Kopta
Miss Kopta
Jerry Sweet Sr
Gail Alcorn
Pearl Bemis
Arthur Wallace
Little Hope
Frank Huletts
Alice Camp
Pleasantville
Leonard Anthony
Lawrence Evans
Clymer
Max Bemis
Carl Tower
Warren, Pa
Hollis Upperman
Samuel Upperman
Columbus
Clifford’ Aikens
Cornelius Beck- Jervik
Renoma
Alfred Ag and Tech College
Alphred
N. Y
Carl A. Marsh
Forest Peiffer
Findley Lake
William Benink
Sherman
Clyde Courtright
Kennedy Bill Sees Immigration Increase Estimated
Kennedy estimated the bill will raise annual immigrant admissions by about 60 000 to reach roughly 355 000, signaling a sustained oversubscription period across years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Local visitors and gatherings noted in Ripley area
Social notes record visits across towns with Harold Bemis and the Spoon home in Ripley. May Sweet receives well wishes for a great grandson Monty Joe Seekings born to Sherman couple. Several guests include Doris Mangus Erie, Helen Shinko Union City, Myron Wallace, Ronald Willey family, Andrew Twist Union City, Gary Kostreba Corry, Ethel Seay Corry, Elouise Marsh and Clifton Cooper Pin dlely Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Evans
Gail Alcorn
Ripley
Harold Bemis
Robert Spoon
Doris Mangus
Erie
May
Helen Shinko
Mary Geiger
Union City
Max Bemis
Carl A. Marsh
Myron Wallace
Ronald Willey
Ronald Bunce
Clymer
Helen Rouse
Audrey Rouse
Gerald Austin
Painsville
Ohio
Sibley Wright
Andrew Twist
Twist
David
Bemis
Gary Ko
Hearings Set For Erie's Bogus Babes Morals Case
Hearings for five female impersonators charged with morals offenses were continued from today to Tuesday as Public Defender Dana Jones and staff prepare defense. Defendants Gene Perry Angel 23 Earl Nevelas Simone 21 Alonzo Boston Joyce 24 remain jailed without bond. Horace Greeley Tina Sherry Vale 19 and Billy Brown Carmen 238 posted $800 bonds. Police say the five suspects earned about 50 dollars nightly from illicit activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana
Jones
Spall
Gene Perry
Angel
Earl Nevelas
Simone
Alonzo Boston
U.S. Foreign Ministers Read Policy Declarations
In the United Nations assembly Dean Rusk delegates policy remarks to Stevenson and Goldberg from President Johnson's cabinet while Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko prepares to deliver Friday morning the USSR policy statement. Expect sharp critique of U.S. Vietnam policy as in recent peacekeeping and disarmament meetings.
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Dean Rusk
Stevenson
Goldberg
Johnson
Andrei A. Gromyko
Soviet Union
U.N
U.S
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Loorry
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Union
Spring Creek
Fosburgh
Wattsburg
Princetons
Frank
Cliff Carroll
Moose
Uher
Turben
Chevrolet
Ttmar NH
Orton
Frye Rexall
Posse Sos
Mer-Lin
Corry Drive-In
Concord
Fredonia
Niagara
Stanley Prunes
Ta. m
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Anthony
Adam Kuczyrski
Melody Inn
Busti
Werrrreerr
John Rossbacher
George Anderson
Corry Church of the Nazarene
Joseph Kanzlemar
Jackie
Honor S
Action Sale
Bargain Joe’s
East Main Street
Agway’s Fall Bargain Party
Corry Agway Co-Op
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bernice Marsh
Citizens Carry Office
Marine National Bank
Citizens
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Citizens Corry
F. D
Sherwin Williams CO
North Center ST
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