Snowmobile Crash Patients and Local Accidents Reported
Two women admitted to Oil City Hospital in satisfactory condition after a snowmobile crash. Mrs. Frank Malek and Mrs. Augustine Ditz were hospitalized. a child was reportedly thrown. A Titusville two car crash injured no one. Richard E. Henton and Martha Porter were the drivers. Police investigate malicious mischief cases involving a cracked windshield. A parked car was damaged in a collision on West Washington Street. Allegheny College education chair Dr. William R. Sincock died in Largo, Florida at 50. Meadvillle state police recover Charles Steele’s body in Saegertown basement, death due to natural causes.
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Oil City Hospital
Frank Malek
Oil City
Augustine, Ditz
Shippenville
Titusville
Spartansburg
Richard E. Henton
R.D. 3
Martha Porter
KD. 1
Henton
M. Bullers
Wilcox
Archie L. Miller
West
Washington Street
Dennis E. Upperman
Columbus
West Washington
Miller
Upperman
William R. Sincock
Allegheny College
Largo
Fla
Sincock
Florida
St. Petersburg
Allegheny
Meaiville
Charles Steele
Saegertown
Edward Owens
Cambridge Springs
Steele
Ben Battles
Battles
Hospitals Extra Costs Prompt Calls for Competition
A North Carolina family doctor told a Senate antitrust subcommittee that about 30 percent of hospital admissions are unnecessary and could be managed with less expensive care outside hospital settings. Dr. Amos Johnson, former president of the American Academy of General Practice, attributed excess admissions to the health insurance system and physician convenience, as hearings seek ways to curb rising hospital prices.
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Washington
North Carolina
Amos Johnson
Garland
N.C
American Academy of General Practice
Johnson
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Doctor Shipley Will and proximate family fortunes revealed
Testimony described Dr. Shipley as the Clarksville country doctor with a busy practice and six cars on hand. His will reportedly left $50,000 to Bobbie Sue and $10,000 trusts for each child, with a possible burial beside Bobbie Sue. The judge indicated the will controls unless special considerations apply as the case heads to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.
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Shipley
Clarksville
Joanne
Bobbie Sue
Erie International
Erie
Texas
Tennessee
Montgomery County
Dwyer
John P. Leehmuis
Cou I
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Oldest Dem Committee Member Dies in Pennsylvania
Emma Guffey Miller 95, the Democratic National Committee’s oldest member, died after a lengthy illness. A pioneer for women’s suffrage and end of Prohibition, she recalled 1928 support for Al Smith and later backing Lyndon Johnson. She lived at Wolf Creek Farm near Slippery Rock since 1920 and was born into the Guffey political family. Funeral set for Thursday at Church of the Epiphany in Grove City. Survived by four sons William, John, Carroll Jr., and Joseph E. Miller.
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Grove City
Emma Guffey Miller
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Philadelphia
ABA Considers Law For Judge Removals
The American Bar Association weighing a recommendation to back legislation or a constitutional amendment for removing federal judges whose bench conduct falls short. debate included removal machinery, with lawmakers opposing a treaty ban on genocide and focusing on judicial reform bills.
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Atlanta, Ga
American Bar Association
ABA
House of Delegates
Delegates
Nixon
Senate
Judicial Selection Committee
Joseph D. Tydings
D—Md
U.S
Section On
Judicial Administration
Tydings
Congress
United States
Alty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Bar
Vietnam
Katzenbach
Jerome J. Shestack
My Lai
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Young Lawyers Section
Julius J. Hoffman
Chicago
James D. Carpenter
Newark
N.J
New Jersey Bar Association
Shestack
Associated Press
Nader Blames Ford for Lake Erie Pollution
Consumer critic Ralph Nader told Otterbein College the Ford Motor Co. bears about 20 percent of Lake Erie's pollution, calling the lake the nation's dirtiest waterway and urging quicker strides to clean the environment within three decades. He argued scientists understate the crisis to avoid panic.
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Westerville, Ohio
Ralph Nader
Ford Motor Co
Lake Erie
Otterbein College
Nader
Eisenhower Won’t Oppose Penn Senate Hopeful Scott
John Eisenhower, U S ambassador to Belgium and son of Dwight D. Eisenhower, says he has no interest in opposing Sen Hugh Scott in Pennsylvania’s Senate race. Letters released by Scott’s office showed Holt III of Philadelphia urged Eisenhower to run. Holt denied drafting him.
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Scott Philadelphia
John Eisenhower
U. S
Belgium
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sen
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Scott
White House
Charles C. Holt III
Philadelphia
Holt
Europe
Committee of 100
Senate
Washington
Nixon
Agnew
James Parker
Cochairman
Parker
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