Indiana Hospital Bed Shortage Cited By Board
Indiana Board of Health survey finds bed shortages across general, chronic, nursing home, mental and tuberculosis facilities. About 12,669 general beds exist with 6,400 more needed. 8,734 mental hospital beds with 5,576 more. 2,066 nursing home beds with 3,230 more. 340 chronic disease beds with 990 more. 1,023 tuberculosis beds with 248 more. Construction adds 1,088 general beds in 14 hospitals and six new hospitals with 486 beds in Kokomo Anderson Danville Princeton Winamac and Auburn.
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A. C. Offutt
Indiana
Offutt
Kokomo
Anderson
Danville
Princeton
Winamac
Auburn
Indiana State Board of Health
Florida Jury Acquits Peel in Slayings Case
A six man Brevard County jury acquitted Joseph A. Peel Jr. of plotting to murder Holzapfel after a short deliberation. Peel, already serving a life sentence for the Chillingworth murder, grinned as the verdict was read while his wife Imogene reacted with tears of joy. Peel will be returned to Raiford State Prison and may appeal the Chillingworth conviction.
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Titusville
Fla
Imogene
Raiford State Prison
Peel
Chillingworth
J. Donald Miles
Eau Gaillie
Holzapfel
Arthur Steed
Holle
Mies
Miles
C. E. Chillingworth
George
Booby) Lincoln
Atlantic Ocean
Fort Pierce
Frances Ellsworth At 10 Conference On Language Arts
Frances Ellsworth of Madison Heights Junior High School Madison Heights Anderson is among 200 high school English teachers at Indiana University this week to evaluate English language arts teaching. Attendees come from 36 Indian cities eight other states and two foreign countries. J N Hook of Illinois previews the opening keynote. Harold B Allen of Minnesota wills speak at final luncheon on structural linguistics in secondary schools.
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Frances Ellsworth
Madison Heights
Anderson
Indiana University
India
J. N. Hook
University of Illinois
National Council of Teachers of English
Harold B. Allen
University of Minnesota
National Council of English Teachers
U. S. Motor Vehicle Output Falls to 101 492 in Week
U S motor vehicle production for the latest week totaled 101 492 units as reported by the Automobile Manufacturers Association Output split into 45 962 passenger cars and 15 530 trucks and motor coaches during the Independence Day holiday week The AMA notes prior week production of 125 485 cars and 27 402 trucks and buses and shows cumulative 3 419 494 units produced through July 8 with 2 826 105 cars 591 417 trucks and 1 972 motor coaches compared with 1960 totals of 4 668 618 vehicles including 3 923 176 cars 743 216 trucks and 2 226 buses.
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Detroit
U. S
Automobile Manufacturers Association
AMA
First steamers reach distant waters and fame
The first steam boat on the Colorado River was shipped over Panama on muleback and assembled on the river. The Explorer drew large profits, earning over 2 million dollars in ten years. The Walk in the Water is cited as the Great Lakes’ first steamboat name, reflecting a Native interpretation.
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Colorado River
Panama
Great Lakes
Ships built in Denver during World War II fascination
During World War II it was noted that ships were being built in Denver Colorado and observers speculated about the reasoning behind this surprising industrial effort. The Juxtaposed remark hints at wartime mobility and production shifts amid national efforts.
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Denver
Colo
Early Pacific trade and a London sign of Davison Newman origin
A fragment describes 2 by 5 foot sea otter pelt trade ancient ships carried pelts to Boston and New York while natives preferred pocket mirrors beads puttons and tools. It notes a London street sign for Davison Newman founded 1630 and links the store to supplying tea for the Boston Tea Party and recalls attempted verification.
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Pacific
Boston
New York
Asking to locate figures in London for U.S. scientific stations
Question asks the cost to the United States to establish scientific stations in Southvole. It requests a lookup when in London and seeks a precise expenditure figure.
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United States
Southvole
Gary's U. S. Steel Plant Produces 200 Million Tons
The Gary Works of U S Steel Corp. in Gary Indiana produced its 200 millionth ton of steel on Wednesday. Officials say the tonnage marks the greatest output by an American steel plant. Opened in 1909 the plant now has 53 open hearth furnaces and 12 blast furnaces.
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Gary Incl
Gary Works
U. S. Steel Corp
Forest Fires Fatal To Two In Sierra Nevada
Two wind driven forest fires in the Sierra Nevada killed two people and destroyed Ahwahnee Nipinnawasee and about 60 homes. The blazes consumed more than 60 000 acres, prompted evacuation of campers and a disaster request to Gov. Brown. A Red Cross camp fed 360 people as 160 children from mountain camps were moved toward Fresno.
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Mariposa
Calif
Cal Ragland
Sierra Star
Oakhurst
Gov
Bass Lake
Fresno
Red Cross
Chinese Camp
Sonora
George
Edna May Kipp
Kipp
Madera
Kennedy Faces Berlin Crisis Defense Spending Debate
Republican Rep. Thomas B. Curtis blasted President Kennedy for weak leadership over the Berlin crisis and defense spending plans. Sen. Jack Miller said mobilization of National Guard and reserve troops would signal no real effect on Soviet aggression. White House expects a Pentagon defense review and possible civil defense expansion funding. Some sources estimate requests between 2 and 5 billion dollars atop the 43 billion already requested. In Hollywood, Max Steiner is composing the score for Susan Slade starring Troy Donahue and Connie Stevens.
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Washington
UPI
Thomas B. Curtis
Kennedy
Berlin
Missouri
Jack Miller
Iowa
Pentagon
Miller
White House
U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
Pierre Salinger
Congress
Hollywood
Max Steiner
Carnival Worker Shot Dead During Escape From Deputies
INDIANAPOLIS AP Billy Wayne Mills 21 a carnival worker was killed early Wednesday after fleeing deputies who questioned him about a rifled coin box at an ice house Marshall Lawton 34 Miami was arrested with him on burglary charges Both had worked at a carnival in Danville Three hours later Purvis Reynolds 28 was wounded in a Lawrence food market during a struggle over a rifle with 17 year old Charles Carter as the store opened for the Burglar alert.
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Indianapolis
Billy Wayne Mills
Marshall Lawton
Miami
Danville
Purvis Leroy Reynolds
Charles Carter
Lawrence
Carter
Abe
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Pizza MIX Co
Cee
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