Hospital Charges And Room Rates At Corry Memorial Rise
Corry Memorial Hospital will raise charges for standard services starting May 1, outside room rates. A $2 per patient increase goes into effect February 1 next year, lifting four bed semi private from 15 to 17, two bed semi private from 18 to 20, and private room from 22 to 24. Salary raises follow, with June 1 boosts of 15 cents for lowest grades and up to 10 percent for others, and March 1, 1967 raises of 10 cents plus up to seven percent for higher grades. Hospital administrator Samuel Antrim cites a survey of Northwestern Pennsylvania hospitals showing CMH below peers as a factor.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Samuel Antrim
Pennsylvania
Senator McGee calls for more U S troops in Viet Nam
Senator Gale W McGee former back from South Viet Nam urges sending more American fighting men to speed victory at lower cost. He says freeing South Vietnamese for pacification duties will allow faster sweeps and reduce need to reclear areas. He warns stabilizing held zones is essential to prevent Viet Cong returns.
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Washington
Gale W. McGee
D-Wyo
South Viet Nam
McGee
United States
Viet Nam
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Merchants to hear renewal expert Monday at Hotel Corry
Downtown shopkeepers gather at the Hotel Corry Monday evening to learn how to modernize storefronts as part of a city beautification push. Milton S. Osbourne, retired Penn State architecture head, will advise and show slides from past downtown refurbishments. The event, arranged by the Chamber of Commerce and City Beautification Committee, is a stopgap before a potential urban renewal plan years away. The session starts at 8 p m in the main dining room.
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Hotel Corry
Milton S. Osborne
Department of Architecture
Pennsylvania State University
Chamber of Commerce
E. W. Feldt
Oshorne
Pennsylvania
Hotel
Corry
Estes Guilty of Brazen Perjury Judge Claims
In El Paso U S District Judge Leo Brewster refused to void Estes 15 year sentence for peddling worthless ammonia fertilizer mortgages to about 60 finance firms He said Estes lied under oath and that there is no reasonable probability of acquittal on a new trial His family and supporters watched as he returned to prison after a 45 month term with potential parole after five years
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SL Paso
Tex
Amstead
Billie Sol Estes
U. S
Chicago
Estes
Brewster
Church of Christ
John L. Estes
Clyde
el Paso
Leavenworth
Kan
81 Recruits Die In Oklahoma Airliner Crash
Ardmore Oklahoma AP recounts a charter American Flyers turboprop crash that killed 81 of 98 aboard, mostly Army recruits bound for Ft. Benning. Seventeen survived, many critically, with a temporary morgue set up at Ardmore Civic Auditorium. Pilot Reed Pigman among the dead.
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Ardmore
Okla
Arbuckle Mountains
Oklahoma
George Donovan
Ft. Benning
Reed Pigman
American Flyers
Pigman
James Schuller
Ardmore ‘General Hospital
Richardo Herera
Pvt. James, Gorman
Bellerose
N.Y
Joseph Deeny
Lindenwold
N.J
Deeny
Gorman
McInnes Steel Co and Employees Close Three Year Pact
A handshake yesterday sealed a three year contract between McInnes Steel Co and the newly formed McInnes Independent Employees Association. The deal includes substantial pay raises and fringe benefits such as insurance and pensions. Prior to signing, the McInnes employees voted against United Steelworkers as their bargaining agent. The photo shows company president A Bruges Smith and association president Charles Pratt with several listed officers and staff.
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McInnes Steel Co
Bar Walning Unil
McTanes
Asscia
McInnes
United Steel Workers
Excess Fluid Artificial Heart OK But Brain Damaged
Houston AP reports Marcel DeRudder remained unconscious two days after a partial artificial heart pump implanted to aid his left ventricle. Doctors treat possible brain damage from surgery and edema, while the pump performs up to 75 percent of heart workload.
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Houston, Tex
Marcel DeRudder
DeRudder
Robbed jeweler beaten in Erie store cash loss stated
Myer Slote, 73, owner of Turnpike Jewelry Shop in Erie, was beaten by four white men and robbed of 200 to 400 in cash 8000 to 10000 in diamonds and rings 9000 in Series E U S Savings bonds and two yellow calf leather suitcases at about 445 pm yesterday. He was taken to Hamot Hospital in far condition after sustaining head wounds and other injuries. Police described the attack as merciless and are investigating with details including a witness description of a good looking man about 40. Continued on Page Three.
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Erie
Hamot
Myer State
Turnpike
Slote
Fire Department
Hamot Hospital
Slate
Alne
Committee Pushes Probe of Sen. Dodd
Washington AP four members of the Senate Ethics Committee say fund raising events were not staged to cover official expenses beyond campaign costs. The panel investigates Thomas J. Dodd with charges he diverted funds to himself and did not declare income. An associate claims testimonial dinners in 1961 63 and 65 yielded 100000 to 200000 for Dodd to cover homes entertainment travel and campaign debts.
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Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Dodd
Publc
Connecticut
John Sherman Cooper
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Pgn
Bennett
Eugene J. McCarthy
Dminn
A. S
Mike Monroney
de Okla
Clocks Go Ahead One Hour In Pennsylvania DST Rollout
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvanians scramble to set clocks ahead one hour as daylight saving time becomes statewide at 2 a m tomorrow. The 1965 legislature mandated the change, making this the first full state observance after local decisions in past years.
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Harrisburg
McInnes Steel Reports Steady Year After Renovations
McInnes Steel Company says production flow is smoothing after years of building and renovations. A new machine shop shipping and saw bay helped lead to a successful year at the East Main Street forge. Board members re elected include A Bruce Smith W S Gibson J Douglas Smiley James E Lewis H Martin Keppel and Atty John B Britton. Paul S Bowen elected to complete term. Officers reelected: Smith president Gibson vice president Smiley vice president Bliley treasurer.
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McInnes Steel Company
Corry
East Main Street
A. Bruce Smith
Smith
W. S. Gibson
J. Douglas Smiley
James E. Lewis
H. Martin Keppel
Atty
John 8. Britton
Paul S. Bowen
Dallas Smiley
W.S. Gibson
J. Earl Bliley
Boys recover after 13 days with first solid meal
Billy Waddell aged 13 and David Harvey Jr. still held sleeping bags when given their first solid food in 13 days at County Emergency Hospital Milwaukee. They were discharged to Police Aid Bureau officers Donald Versteegen and Gens Gas.
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Billy Waddell
David Harvey Jr
County Emergency Hospital
Milwaukee
Wis
Police Aid Bureau
Donald Ver
Stegen
Gens Gas
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Sen, McGee
Bernard Glavas
Paul Bowes
Willlard Dyches
Harold Swart
Willard Gibson
Pratt
Charles Cross
AL Bemis
Harold Beckwith
Entat
Michael DeBakey
Methodist Hospital
Houston
Dr. DeBakey
Edna
Westville
Michael B. DeBakey
Beat
Rob
Eric
Sen. Dodd
McInnes Steel
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