Sacramento hospital director named for Fairview post
Anthony Ni Tata, 43, named superintendent of Fairview State Hospital in Costa Mesa after reports of mistreatment at a Florida facility trigger an investigation. Tata, previously at Camarula State Hospital since 1957, took the post effective November 17. He lacks American Board psychiatry certification but may pursue a mental hospital administrator certificate.
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Fairview State Hospital
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Camarula State Hospital
Fairvien Lab
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Phone Workers Walkout Looms at Midnight
Talks continued yesterday between Central Telephone Co and the Communication Workers of America, but no progress reported. A strike strategy meeting is planned at Surf Rider Inn with 9,000 CWA members and General Telephone representatives preparing for a potential midnight deadline.
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California
Governor Brown Says Only Psychiatrists to Lead Hospitals
Gov Brown announced Wednesday that only psychiatrists will be hospital superintendents or as statement hygiene director Anaide said he meant to include persons eligible for mental hospital administrator certification Parlerfield is neither a psychiatrist nor a certified mental hospital administrator but he intends to return to his permanent post at the University of California before November 1.
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Parlerfield
University of California
Teen admits assault in babysitter killing case
Danny Tait a 13 year old who admitted accidentally killing his babysitter also confessed to raping the woman in Los Angeles yesterday detectives said He is in Bellflower under juvenile court review with possible charges unlikely due to age. In other brief items a long distance outage disrupted calls to the San Francisco Bay area due to a damaged cable and the Tiros VI weather satellite images briefly failed.
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Los Angeles
Sheri
San Francisco Bay Area
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U S Snub Cruel Says Mrs Nhu
Mrs Ngo Binh Nhu charged the Kennedy administration with cruelty for ignoring her Washington visit and failing to see her father Tran Van Chiong at his residence. She described pressure from American friends on her divided family and spoke after a news conference with the Junior Chamber of Commerce about women in politics and peace.
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Ngo Binh Nhu
Tran van Chiong
U.S
Assassination Trial Set After Wife Murder Case
Thompson, a St Paul lawyer, faces first degree murder charges for allegedly hiring a salesman to kill his wife who was insured for 1 million dollars. Norman Mastrian and Dick Anderson are charged as middleman and killer, Sheldon Mavers as accessory. Trial begins Oct 23. arrests and bail set for co defendants.
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Minneapolis
S& I
Pole
St Paul
Hennepin County
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St Paul Crial
Norman Mastrian
Twin-Cities
Dick WC. Anderson
Mastrian
Anderson
Sheldon Mavers
Cab Driveou T
Fife
Mastman
Kone
Vern Phillips
Ramsey
Tere
Morrie
Morris
J. Morris
Ramsey County
Athy
Stephen Maxwell
Transatlantic Cable Opens Direct U S England Link
The world's longest telephone cable began service linking the United States and England from Tuckerton New Jersey to Cornwall England. It spans 3,300 nautical miles and cost 47 million dollars to install.
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Cornswall
Englad
United States
England
Viet Nam Losing Faith in U S Newsmen Told
Ngo Dinh Nhu, adviser to South Vietnam president Diem, told visiting foreign newsmen in Saigon that Vietnamese people have lost faith in the U S government and that the United States has initiated a process of disintegration in Vietnam. He alleged CIA agents foment Buddhist discontent and said the United States risked becoming a scapegoat in a growing crisis.
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Diem
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Nhu
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Nau
United
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Vietnam
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Vinut
Independent daily newspaper in Pasadena 1963 ad catalogue
The notice lists circulation and pricing details for The Independent a Pasadena California daily and Sunday paper in 1963. It includes subscription rates two dollars per month with advances and a 16 cent daily single copy price. It cites legal advertising qualification under a Superior Court order and provides office address and contact details for submission.
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Pasadena
California
Gafians Sehyory
Mail
Pasadara
Superior
East
Colorado
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