Paragraf Enrollment Steady at Jamestown College
Enrollment at Jamestown Community College remained steady with 1,884 students in both the night continuing education division and the day division. James A. Gallagher reports 716 day students, while Robert J. Pascuille notes 668 in the evening division.
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Jamestown Community College
James A. Gallagher
Robert J. Pascuille
U S and Soviet discuss Vietnam and disarmament talks
The United States proposes a mutual de escalation of the Vietnam war linking a halt to bombing with North Viet Nam agreeing to withdraw external forces under a supervised schedule. Gromyko and Dean Rusk hold three hour East West talks in New York with plans to continue discussions at the Soviet delegation HQ.
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Arthur J. Goldberg
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Pottstown Prize Draw Prompts Sign In Quirk
Pottstown merchants run a weekly cash prize from 300 to 1000 dollars via an “Incky bar rel” placed in a different downtown store each week. With 100000 names in the barrel, winners must have signed in at the store during the week ending Thursday. Rev Wil missed a 400 dollar prize for not signing in at The Catholic Shop.
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Pottstown
Wil
Fire and Smoke Take Seven Lives in Chicago Apartment
Flames and smoke killed seven people in a South Side building while a young father leaped with his baby from a second story window to escape. Four injured, two children and three adults died trapped in rooms as fire surged from the ground floor. Firefighter Marvin Snipes described the blaze as erupting near the rear porch and rising through a central staircase. Marvin Snipes Jr and the father survived, in good condition at Michael Reese Hospital.
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Marvin Jr
Michael Reese Hospital
UF Oh Visits Sauna Bath and War Report
The report notes an unusually high 52 secondary explosions and cites the U.S. command宣布 termination of Huntsville and Danbury operations by the 3rd Brigade of the U.S. 1st Infantry Division. Buesink recalls an object appearing unexpectedly and humorously reacts to the encounter. Corry is described as full of Good Guys.
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Danbury
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Corry
Corry Area
YMCA
Bombing Missions Rise Over North Vietnam As Losses Reported
U S pilots flew 116 bombing missions Thursday over Hanoi Haiphong and southern Panhandle areas. One A1H Skyraider was shot down near the demilitarized zone, with the pilot listed as missing. The total U S planes over North Vietnam reaches 371.
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Deaths Mr. Smith 73 in Bear Lake after sudden illness
Mr. Smith 73 died unexpectedly at home in Bear Lake at 11 last night. He was born November 4 1893 in Watts Flats NY and lived in Bear Lake 22 years. He and his wife Mable Savell marked their 56th anniversary yesterday. Survived by wife three sons Rolland Merritt Elwin M two grandchildren two great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Burial in Panama Union Cemetery after final rites at Spitz er Funeral Home Clymer with Rev. Lynn Ostrander. A daughter born today to Mr and Mrs David Stino Colum bus. Birth from Leona Sadowski. Another daughter born to Mr and Mrs David Johnson 119 East Irving Street Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Richard Lindstrom North East Mrs Lindstrom nee Gail Tresaler.
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DeWittville
N. Y
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Rolland
Ripley
Merritt
Elwin M
Spitzer
Clymer
Lynn Ostrander
Trustees Named At CMH Group Second Annual Meeting
At the Corry Memorial Hospital incorporators meeting held at the YMCA 36 of 61 incorporators were represented. Reports were read by hospital leaders including Mrs. Nellie Kirch and Dr. J. Guy Butters. Twelve incorporators and five trustees were elected from nominations. Also noted was a rock fall death at the Emilie No. 2 mine near the Keystone plant, Thomas M. Larsen of Indiana, 53, an assistant foreman.
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Nellie Kirch
J. Guy Butters
Samuel Antrim
William Kafferlin
Edward E. Hawkins
John E. Brown
Kirch
Harry Barach
Samuel J. Baressi
Edward Beckerink
John Blatt
Elwin Fuller
James Hammond
Louis Morrow
Elmer A. Ortner
John Rudolph
Eugene Theisen
Rock Fall
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Rochester - Pittsburgh Co
Keystone Power
Thomas M. Larsen
Emilie No. 2
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