Stress Sharp Denounciations Will Peking Refuse UN Invite
Tokyo AP report notes Communist China denounces the United Nations over Indonesia’s withdrawal and hints it may refuse joining on its terms. Beijing eyes U N membership but may demand amendments to benefit Africa and Asia, while calling for a remolded charter and the removal of US forces from Formosa.
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Tokyo
China
United Nations
Indonesia
Peking
U.N
World Organization
United States
United Nation
Formosa
Formosa Strait
U.S
Red China
GOP Senators Draft Health Care Plan For Aged
The six Republican senators led by Sen. Leverett Saltonstall propose a health program for elderly Americans that would cover some doctors fees and be financed by general revenues and state and individual contributions. The plan, aligned with Kerr Mills style administration, would privatize portions of delivery through Blue Cross Blue Shield and private insurers, with the federal government covering 50 percent of state costs.
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Washington
Leverett Saltonstall
Johnson
Chicago
American Medical Association
AMA
Antiberian
Treasury
India
Saltonstall
Thruston B. Mor- Kerr-Mills
Ton
Kentucky
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Norris Cotton
New Hampshire
George D
Dr. Donovan
F. Ward
House
Harrisburg
Gerald R.jof
Thomas F. Lamb
Ford
Ward
Kerr Mills
Means
Allegheny County
Ramhlenn Senate Nlan
Crat
York
Congress
Massachusetts
New York
Lamb
Republican
Afl-Cio
Asso
ILA
Blue Cross
Blue Shield Plana
Father Sees Steeplejack Son In Fall
In Columbus Ohio AP report 18 year old Jalio Morrison fell 130 feet from a radio tower on a building Sunday. He survived with serious injuries after the fall while his distraught father Perry Morrison 45 watched unable to help.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jalio Morrison
Perry
Vietnamese Marines Advance Toward Embattled Binh Gia
In Saigon, Vietnamese Marines moved toward Binh Gia to hold ground against the Communist Viet Cong. About 2,500 Marines in four battalions were airlifted and driven by road to the Catholic refugee settlement 40 miles east of Saigon, where government forces suffered a major defeat earlier this month. U.S. advisers call the plan to pacify two largely unpopulated pockets a mistake, warning the Viet Cong could trap the Marines and disrupt other operations. Cap Jacques, though popular, lies roughly 420 miles from Saigon.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Vietnamese Marine Corps
Binh Gia
Thei
Suime U.S
Uetul
de American
Beng
Jacques
Anuiles
Seigvis
Another Kennedy Joins Clan
New York AP says Ethel Kennedy gave birth by caesarean to an eight pound son at Roosevelt Hospital. It is the Kennedys ninth child, with six boys and three girls. Senator Kennedy attended with his wife. she turns 37 in April.
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New York
Ethel Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Ccaesarian
Roosevelt Hospital
Kathleen
Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy
Rose Kennedy
Cigarette Death Toll Restated By Health Council Leader
Washington AP reports Emerson Foote, chairman of the National Interagency Council on Smoking and Health, stating cigarettes kill people in large numbers in a speech prepared for a council sponsored meeting.
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Washington
Emmerson Foote
National Interagency Council On Smoking and Health
Dell
Council
Foate
Foote
Helm To File Election Expense Account Today
W Stuart Helm, former House speaker and auditor general candidate, says he will file his election expense account today with the state within 30 days after the general election. He cites forgetfulness amid a rushed campaign and notes expenses around 2500 dollars.
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Harrisburg
W. Stuart Helm
House
Auditor General Post
Helm
Grace M. Sloan
Taot Nese
U2 Flights To Continue Over North China Skies
Chinese Nationalist air force will persist U2 reconnaissance flights over North China despite Peking denial of high-altitude aircraft use. Military sources said the plane was missing all night Sunday, with continued operations planned.
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Taipel
Fujinan
Red China
Peking
Air Foice
Traffic Accidents Kill Ten Across Pennsylvania Weekend
Ten people died in Pennsylvania over the weekend in separate crashes including two Lancaster youths and two 71 year olds as heavy snow worsened driving conditions. A Greyhound bus swerved near Ebensburg and plunged down an embankment injuring 19 passengers who were hospitalized in Altoona at Mercy Hospital. The period ran from Friday afternoon to Sunday midnight.
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Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Greyhound
Pittsburgh
State College
Ebensburg
Mercy Hospital
Altoona
Moon flight plans revealed by Charles Conrad Jr
Honolulu AP reports astronaut Charles Conrad Jr. contemplates his first actions upon landing on the Moon. He hints at immediate return plans and outlines a cautious approach after the historic lunar arrival.
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Honolulu
Charles Conrad Jr
Boy Awaiting Heart Surgery for four year old
Four year old David Brooks from Fanwood New Jersey prepares for open heart surgery at the University of Michigan Medical Center following sister Susan’s successful operation. Susan 6 underwent a similar procedure last week and is likely to be released soon. The procedure repairs a hole in the heart wall between the atria to improve oxygenated blood flow. David’s surgery is planned for June or July and his father Victor Brooks describes him as easy going.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
David Brooks
Susan
David
Victor Brooks
University of Michigan Medical Center
Brooks
Cornell University Medical Center
Northeast Stretches With Heavy Snowstorm Paralyzing Travel
Snow blanketed the Northeast from Virginia to New York, causing school closures in five Virginia counties and major airports to slow or halt flights. One bus crash near Ebensburg left ten hospitalized after a 40 foot plunge, while Maryland and New Jersey reported up to eight inches.
Three Inch Snow Closes Pennsylvania Schools Countywide
Three inch snowfall hits Erie and Titusville with no local accumulation in those areas while Philadelphia suburbs close public and parochial schools yet city schools stay open. Storm cripples travel with slippery roads and drifting snow. a Greyhound bus en route to State College from Pittsburgh swerves on snow covered curve near Ebensburg, overturns, injures 19, ten to Mercy Hospital Altoona. Penn Turnpike speeds cut to 35 mph. Harrisburg York Airport closed. Philadelphia International Airport shut briefly for snow clearance. Gov. Scranton unable to attend Farm Show preview Sunday. Lt Gov Shafer and Agriculture Secretary Bull stand in.
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Erie
Titusville
Philadelphia
Greyhound
State College
Pittsburgh
Ebensburg
Mercy Hospital
Altoona
Harrisburg-York State
International
Gov
Obituaries From Indiana Area Include Helman Sullinger and Rutkosky
Obituary notices honor D Blaine Helman 69 of Indiana an ex street railway employee and long time Oakland Cemetery manager. Also listed are Robert B Sullinger 57 Homer City and Edward J Rutkosky 69 Sagamore with details of births, marriages, residences, service and funeral arrangements.
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D. Blaine Elmar
Frances Strong Helman
Locust St
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
David J
Mary Jane Tittle Helman
Rayne Township
Indiana Street Railways Company
Helman
Oakland Cemetery
Leare
Indiana Post
American Legion
Thelma Simmons Sullinger
William JT
Homer City
Robert L
Debra Jean
Rawleigh Bennett
Black Lick
Robert Carson
Boyd Sullinger
Lorain
Eugene Bond
Edgar Sullinger
THORS
Askew Funeral Home
Mer City
Richard B. Helman
Richmond, Va
Mia
Jean H. Newton
Cincinnati
Ohio
Indiana District Hospital January Admissions and Discharges
List of January admissions discharges births and attending addresses at Indiana district hospitals. Includes names such as Mrs Elizabeth Yanoscsik Thomas Byers Eva Martin and Charles Morris with homes in Indiana Blairsville Homer City and Clymer. Births noted for January 10 to Kevin Thornsbury and Robert Cromauer families.
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Elizabeth Yanoscsik
Ernemines
Jeffrey Dixson
Indiana
William D. Blaine
Clymer
Maria Nibert
R.D
Thomas Byers
Water St
Eva Martin
School St
Charles R. Morris
Locust St
B. Joanne Yorkey
Mass -St- Homer City
Mary Frances Fancella
Homer City
Anna Broughner
Church St
Amy Winkelman
Blairsville
Charles Albert Dietrick
Saltsburg
Gilbert Wheeler
Scott Paper
Black Lick
Cora Brendlinger
New Florence
Ruth L. Williams
Maple St
Florence Syro
Grant St
Sara Lukehart
Home
Edward Yackuboskey
Archie Nicewonger
Adams 'St
Audrey Maudie
S. 13Th. St
George Romanik
Graceton
Beth Ann Kinter
Wayne Ave
Glenn L. Singers
Coral
Kimberly Allen
Nancy Kowchuck
Ernest
Kevin Thornsberry
Boy
Robert J. Cromauer
Washington St
Tudlana
Mary J. Gates
Tennysont St
Homer Cty
Robert Gene Jr
Richard Glenn Smith
Clair Davis
Meade $T
Harry Linn
Hellwood
Philip Remek
Ethel McCumett
W. Burerell
Theodore Anderson
Crestnut St
Tucdiana
Gertrude Foley
Liberty St
Lise Munshower
Blood donors listed from Blairsville to Indiana
A reader friendly notice enumerates individuals including Mrs Goldie Gormley at 332 East Market Blairsville and Mrs Charlotte Andree at Box 368 Avonmore among others. The item records fourteen pints of Red Cross blood administered during the past week.
Births and Discharges in Regional Notices
SPANGLER birth to Mr and Mrs Sheldon Keith Cherry Tree R D 2 a girl on January 10. PUNXSUTAWNEY birth to Mr and Mrs Thomas L Bush Marion Center a boy on January 8. Admitted Mrs Levine Boosie Disc Calvin Kenner aee hatfey RD. KITTANNING birth to Mr and Mrs Peter Canrone sagamore a boy on January 9. Jeanne C Reefer NuMine Putty Joe Hayes Rural Valley Discharged Sarah E Frick Star Route Spring Church.
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Punxsutawney
Thomas L. Bush
Marion Center
Boy
Levine
Boosie
Calvin Kenner
Aee Hatfey RD
Kittanning
Peter Canronese
Sagamore
Jeanne C. Reefer
Joe Hayes
Rural Valley
Sarah E. Frick
Star Route
Spring Church
McDonald Accepts TV Debate Challenge in Steelworkers Race
President David J. McDonald of the United Steelworkers accepted a TV debate on February 7 with election opponent I W Abel after rejecting a proposal to debate in the union newspaper. He suggested Abel appear and debate on television and asserted the newspaper debate would reveal only which candidate has the better ghostwriter.
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Pittsburgh
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
I. W. Abel
McDonald
Abel
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