UNION CITY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS AND DISCHARGES
The Union City Memorial Hospital lists admissions and discharges. Admitted include Mrs. Ronald Sherred of 14 O'Dell Street Union City and Mrs Hiram Shellito of 5 O'Dell. Discharges include Zygfunt Kosnik of Wattsburg and Mrs Eric Bowers of 14 South I Street Union City. Other entries note residents of Corry Clymer Union City and nearby areas.
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K. Arden Bennett
Spartansburg
Alden Hulings
William Street
Donald Cross
South Center Street
John Keppel
R. D
Coery
Melvin Reslink
Clymer
Allan Dunnewold
Cassandra
Fred Walsh
Union City
Walter Davis
Cor
Union City Memorial Hospital
Ronald Sherred
O'Dell
Hiram Shellito
Zygfunt Kosnik
Wattsburg
Eric Bowers
South I Street
Peter Wright
Centerville
Edward Post
Nab False Alarm Teen-Age Gang Nab False Alarm
Police and firemen broke up a false alarm gang in Oil City arresting four city teen-agers after another false alarm. Chief E G Potts said the youths aged 15 16 and 18 will be cited in court. Names and addresses of those involved listed by police.
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Oil City
E. G. Potts
Potts
Defends Dems Position on Cuba
Washington AP House Democratic Leader Carl Albert blasted Republican critics of the Kennedy Cuban policy calling them self serving and political. He reacted after Rep William Cramer Florida charged Democrats failed to back up strong words with action when they opposed a Republican amendment to a Cuban resolution. The measure, approved by both chambers, urged unity and possible force to curb Cuba, while the amendment would have limited U S action to Monroe Doctrine violations, a change Democrats rejected 241 to 140 with minimal Democratic support.
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Washington
House
Carl Albert
Albert
Wiliam Cramer
R-Fla
Senate
Kennedy
Cuba
United States
C. Marsh To Speak On Sunday In Cutting
CUTTING Carl L. Bud Marsh will be guest speaker at Sundays 8 p.m. evening service. A girls quartet will sing. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutting
Carl L
Bud) Marsh
Wilbur Camp
Charles Camp
Charlie Benedict
Pittsfield
Tey Rediecki
Linda Nellis
Secretar
Randall Shampoe
Helen Rouse
Laurence Rouse
Wattsburg
Mary Jane McClelland
North Eustis
Tonia Marsh
Everett Reynolds
Grand Valley
Gail Alcorn
Myron Wallace
Arthur Wallace
Little
Elouise Marsh
Carl Marsh Sr
Tonia
Pearl Bemis
Gladys Chetwood
Pleasantville
Leonard Anthony
Pittsburgh
Melanie Hapgood
Carl L. Marsh
John Hamilton
Meadville
Larry Shampoe
Buffalo
Gordon Shampoe
Ralph Dunham
Youngsville
Bemis
Helen” Rouse
Audrey Rouse
North East
Fred Ahlgrin Sr
Femmie Cedar
Gordon Watt
Conneaut Lake
Glen Evans
Cigarettes Predicted to Dominate U. S.Tobacco Spending
The Agriculture Department forecast Americans will smoke a record 497.5 billion cigarettes this year, spending about 6.88 billion dollars on them. Total tobacco outlay is expected to exceed 7.8 billion, with cigars far behind at roughly 645 million.
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Agriculture Department
Should couples pay to adopt a child in Pennsylvania
A Pittsburgh hearing on proposed changes to adoption laws debated whether adopters should pay fees. Martha Hutchinson urged a sliding scale fee, Judge Hugh Boyle opposed any fee, and Henry Freeman urged pay according to ability. About 75 participants urged revision of the present law as agencies seek more authority.
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Pittsburghap
Martha W. Hutchinson
Fayette County Child Welfare Agency
Hugh C. Boyle
Allegheny County Orphans Court
Henry Freeman
Pittsburgh
Family and Children's Service
the Public Welfare
Woman Strangles Infant Daughter in Home Tragedy
Hartman comes home to find infant Marie dead from strangulation. He reports his wife confessed choking the child with her hands. Dr Jerant says autopsy confirms strangulation with throat bruises. Marie was the couple’s only child, married six years.
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Joseph
Mavle
Ehild
Hartman
Marrie
Nuclear test shot reported by Soviet over Novaya Zemlya
The U S Atomic Energy Commission reports another Soviet nuclear test in the arctic atmosphere with a yield under 30 million tons of TNT. It is the 17th test in the current series and was submitted to the 1964 state legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Soviet Union
AEC
Novaya Zemlya Island
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Corry
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Lyle Gabriel
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James Narducci
East Main Street
Ray Burrows
Elgin Steven
Charles French
Anna Skiff
East Smith Street
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Elbert Obert
Michael Woods
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Waterford Street
Donald Helmbreck
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Lynn Sammons
Ruby McClellan
Cherry Street
Kathy Orton
Cambridge Springs
Brenda Besonson
Harold Earll
Carrig’s Footwear
North Center ST
C. Marsh
Youth Fellowship
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