Corry Hospital seeks 40500 for free care in 1969 61
Corry Memorial Hospital asked the State Legislature for a record $40,500 in state aid for free patient care for the 1969 61 biennium starting June 1 The request, supported by the House Appropriations Committee, shows a $13,500 rise from the 1957 59 level. The state aid funds free care for the indigent and would lift the statewide total from 24 million to 28.5 million for 184 community hospitals including Corry. The hospital reported 4082 free patient days in the current two year period and projected 4600 in 1959 61, with costs rising from 80 648 to 82 805. Current cost per patient day is 17 98 and is expected to reach 18 29. Total patients served: 6111, including 255 private, 2787 semi private, 2571 full pay ward, and 498 tree ward patients.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
House Appropriations Committee
Corry
Appropriations Committee
Airline back rental paid after tough airport notice
Port Erie Mayor Gardner says Allegheny Airlines paid 3500 for delinquent rental after an Erte A style demand letter from Airport Manager Duvze warned of shutting offices and denying access within 30 days. Duvze to present letter to Leslie Barnes and answer council questions tonight. airline pledged to clear the account within 60 days.
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ERTE
Ralph Duvze
Allegheny Airlines
Port Erie
Arthur J. Gardner
Gardner
Duvze
Leslie G. Barnes
Airlines
Du‘Vee
Corryite's Kin Dies In Union City
Mrs. Madgé Harris aged 44 from Union City died yesterday at Stem Memorial Hospital. Widow of Eugene F. Harris she leaves daughters Mildred Brooks Marjorie Rice and Marion Follett. three grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Friends may visit Glenn Funeral Home today and tomorrow. services Sunday at 2 30 p m with Rev A J Vrooman officiating and burial at Evergreen Cemetery.
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Madgé Harris
Union City
Stem Memorial Hospital
Eugene F. Harris
Harris
Mildred Brooks
Marjorie Rice
Marion Follett
Corry
Glenn
A. J. Vrooman
Evergreen Cemetery
Fidel Castro's US Visit Sparks Praise and Doubts
William L. Ryan reviews Fidel Castro's visit to New York and assesses its impact on U S Cuban understanding. He notes Castro's engaging performance answering tough questions yet questions his grasp of politics and economics. The piece warns of internal and external pressures that could erode support if revolutionary ideals fail to translate into reality.
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William L. Ryan
Fidel Castro
United States
Cuba
Castro
Castro T
Overseas Press Club
New York
Castro 1
Havana
Ervilian
James Marlow
Cuasto
Batista
Fehders
Castra
Abraham Linceln
Khrushchev nudges Nasser toward reconciliation
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev reportedly urged President Gamal Abdel Nasser to mend ties. Informants say a thaw would not worsen Nasser’s Western relations and could ease Soviet aid while limiting Arab internal interference. Kisouley delivered the letter on Monday.
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Nikita Khitshchey
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Khrushchev
USAR
B.D. Kisouley
Kinnehehey
Grandson of Freud Divorced in London Court
Sigmund Freud’s grandson Lucian Preid, 35, separated from Catherine Blackwood Freud, 27, in London after she testified he showed indifference to the marriage. Blackwood Freud obtained a default decree. no alimony requested, no children.
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Los Annilles Barr Che
Sigmund Freud
Catroline Blackwood Freud
Lucian Preid
London
Seaway Expected to Open Tomorrow for Great Lakes Ships
The St Lawrence Seaway opens tomorrow drawing ships from nearly every maritime nation as crews prepare ceremonies to greet vessels entering Chicago and other harbors. A scene of robust activity signals a new season for Great Lakes trade with a wide range of ships due to pass through the waterway.
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Calla
St Lawrence Seaway
Great Lakes
Giveetna
Grew Lakes
Hound Dog Debuts in Cape Canaveral Missile Test
The Hound Dog air launched missile made a debut off Cape Canaveral carrying 500 miles at supersonic speed. A second Cree missile flew miles over Florida Gulf Coast for test purposes. Air Force officials noted objectives were met with the parachute device tested as part of Project Mercury, though details were not released.
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Cape Canavetoal
Cary iv
Te Cape
Fred Ls
Plarida Gulf Coast
Air Force
Sant Rosa
Florida Forthwest
Losting
Ue National Aeronautcs and Space Advantration
Project Mercury
May Reconsider Amendment On Union Rights Feature
Amid debate the May reconsideration seeks to guarantee seven rights to union members including free speech and assembly. Officials discuss enforcement by the secretary of labor via court injunctions, amid broader civil rights parallels and partisan concerns.
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Erners
Secretary of Labor
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