Local Admits and Discharges From Area Homes
Admitted names include Jack Soult of Panama and Mrs. Eugene DeStevens of Clymer along with Clyde McCray of Spartansburg and several others. Discharges list Leo Pfister of Corry and Mrs. Guy Darling of Spring Street, with residents like Lewis Lindsey of Spartansburg.
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Jack Soult
Panama
Eugene DeStevens
Clyner
Clyde McCray
Spartansburg
Sharon Jewell
R. D
Tarry
Lee Stanbro
Shawn
James
Charles Costello
Eric
Larry Carnahan
West Smith Street
Kenneth Weilacher
North Second Avenue
Robert Taylor
East Pleasant Street
Leo Pfister
R. D-4
Corry
Guy Darling
Spring Street
Lewis Lindsey
Eisenhower backs Goldwater as he aids Percy fund
In Chicago Eisenhower reaffirmed support for Goldwater during a 14 hour visit aimed at boosting Charles H. Percy’s gubernatorial bid. He praised the GOP, spoke to 5,500 at a $100 plate dinner, and organizers said over $350,000 was raised for Percy. He traveled from Gettysburg after the event.
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Chicago
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Illinois
Barry Goldwater
Valsue
Eisenhower
Charles H. Percy
Goldwater
Pblic
Ty Goldwater
GOP
Percy
Gettysburg
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Deaths Mark Bensink Farm Leader and Official
George Bensink died yesterday at his Columbus Township farm home at age 44 after a brief illness. He spent his life on the same farm after schooling at Dean School and Jamestown Business College, worked at Citizens National Bank of Corry, married Lucille Carroll in 1925, and ran his farm while serving in roles with Columbus Congregational Church, Columbus Grange, Cemetery Association, and local government. Survived by wife, daughter Beatrice Loftus, son Gerald, and two grandchildren. Funeral services planned at Bracken Funeral Home with Reverend Waller Thoms officiating. Interment in Ven Lawn Cemetery, Columb US. Also noted, film director Fred M Wilcox of Hollywood died at 56. cause was not announced.
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Bensink
R. D
Corry
Columbus Township
Mr. Bensink
Dean School
Columbus
Jamestown Business College
Citizens National Bank of Corty
Lucille Carroll
Columbus Congregational Church
Columbus Grange
Columbus Cemetery Association
Warren County
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
William
Beatrice) Loftus
Ashville
N. Y
Gerald
Bracken Funeral Home
Waller
Thoms
Ven Lawn Cemetery
Columb
General Motors Hit By Shrike Walkout Across UAW
The 1966 GM line is set for dealer showrooms as a nationwide UAW walkout disrupts steel glass and other key materials. Early reports show 17 plants idle in cities including Pittsburgh Cleveland Dallas Norwood Isas City Janesville Pontiac Grand Rapids Detroit and Freemont amid a history of earlier GM-UAW wildcat actions.
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Vage One
Yun & Day
General Moors
General Motors
Pittsburgh
Clevelia
Dallas
Norwood
Ohio
Angeles
Wilmington
Del
Isas City
Janesville
Wis
Using
Pontiac
Grand Raplint
Detroit
Mich
Jimingham
Mass
Frein
Calif
United Auto Workers Union
Chrysler
UAW
Dear President Johnson and the Wyoming Senator Bid Request
A letter to President Johnson from Melvin K. Cheyenne Wyoming requests to be added to a waiting list for a Wyoming Senate seat. It also raises questions about extra pay for weekend and holiday work and comments on a union for presidents.
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USA
Wyoming
Melvin K
Cheyenne
President Johnson
William H
Detroit
Michigan
Compromise On Apportionment Continued From Page One
The report notes Congress prefers no court-imposed rule but sets a six month cap for reapportionment and keeps state law status as of Sept. 20 for next elections. If states miss court orders, courts may reapportion. Conference on foreign aid moves to reconcile Senate and House bills with a $35.9 billion appropriation and apportionment limits. Senate House conferees will address both reapportionment and funding differences.
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Supreme Court
Senate House
House
Senate
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Piner
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Maply Ave
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Hollywood
Fred M. Wilcox
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Arizona
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