Hospital contract for Loyola system processing unit
A hospital supply contract worth 1400 dollars was awarded to American Sterilizer Co for a specially designed processing and distribution system to be used at Medical Center and Teaching Hospital under construction for Loyola University in Chicago. Also included are weather outlooks and local notices on deaths, hearings, theft, vandalism, and traffic incidents across Erie area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
American Sterilizer Co
Winder
Loyola University
Chicago
Sees Ray Of Light For Viet Peace
Yale Professor Staughton Lynd and Thomas Hayden assert progress toward an honorable peace in Viet Nam after an unauthorized North Viet Nam trip. They report Hanoi demands a clear U.S. troop withdrawal before negotiations, while pledging some freedom in how the move is shown. The group met Premier Pham Van Dong and says Washington has not direct contact with Hanoi. About 50 people welcomed them at the airport. the travelers face potential jail or fines for defying a travel ban.
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New York
Yale
Staughton Lynd
North Viet Nam
Lynd
Thomas Hayden
Students For Democratic Society
Joey
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
South Viet Nam
United States
Viet Nam
Hanoi
U.S
Lyndh
Hayden
Pham van Dong
Johnson
Herbert Aptheker
Communist Party
State Department
North
Polish ban blocks travel hamper church coexistance program
Vatican circles view Poland’s refusal to issue Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski a passport as a major setback to the church state coexistence plan launched by Pope John XXIII. The Warsaw decision scuttles any Polish invitation to Pope Paul VI for the millennium celebrations, and preserves tensions amid postwar East European church diplomacy. Cardinal Wyszynski defended the primacy of loyalty to Poland and argued he harmed no nation in his actions while bishops worry over future talks with Rome.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Poland
Stefan Cardinal Wysnynski
John XXII
Paul VI
Warsaw
Spi
Wyszynski
Carlos Boromeus
Pope Paul
John
Alexei Adzhubei
Nikita Khrushchev
President and VP Attend National Presbyterian Church Service
President Johnson and Vice President Humphrey joined members of Congress and officials for the 20th annual intercession service at the National Presbyterian Church marking Congress reconvening. Military leaders attended as the opening day of Congress began.
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Washington
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
National Presbyterian Church
Congress
Corry Spellers Qualify For County Bees
Six Corry spellers earned a shot at the Erie county bee with winners from Concord and Wright schools also advancing. The contest was taped for WSEE Channel 35 with school winners named and plans noted for late January or early February broadcasts.
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Corry
County Bees
Erie
WSEE
Channel 35, Inc
Wright
Wesd Hasler
Michael Morton
Charlene McCray
Concord School
Judy Taylor
Wright School
Carole Frye
Kimberly Berrett
Samuel Stolz
Stephen Loveland
Ann Baressi
Things To Get Rougher For Students Draft Plan
Selective Service directors meeting at Ft Stewart Georgia debated higher draft quotas and tightening college deferments. Tennessee director Arnold Malone warned of pressure on students while Lt Gen Erben Wise noted the nation needs manpower and to keep qualified students in college if possible. Lt Gen Lewis Hershey chaired the regional conference with eight other state directors.
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FT. Stewart, Ga
Selective Service _ directors
Tennessee
Arnold Malone
Erben W. Wise
Louisiana
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
Florida
Lousiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Puerto Rico
Re-elected PSU Trustee Chief Roger W Rowland Stays Plans
Harrisburg AP reports Roger W Rowland of New Castle was reelected to a fourth term as president of the Pennsylvania State University board of trustees at the annual meeting. Other officers reelected include Walter W Patchell of Haverford as vice president C Wyand and W E Kenworthy as assistant secretaries and McKay Donkin of University Park as university treasurer all for one year.
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PSU Trustees
Harrisburg
Roger W. Rowland
New Castle
Board of
Pennsylvania State University
Walter W. Patchell
Haverford
C. Wyand
W. E. Kenworthy
McKay Donkin
University Park
Transit Strike and City Hall Move Roil NYC Traffic Talks
The Transit Authority presses a $322,000 daily damages claim against the AFL CIO Transport Workers Union as talks shift to City Hall. Massive delays loom with partial or full restoration times hours away. 34,400 workers seek pay hikes and shorter weeks amid a heavy toll on buses subways and small businesses aided by a new Johnson Rockefeller loan plan.
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Transit Authority
Lindsay
Midtown
City Hall
Manhattan
Afl-Cio’ Transport Workers Union
Amalgamated Transit Union
Johnson
Small Business Administration
Nelson A. Rockefeller
TWU
Michael A. Quill
Quill
Negro Leader’s Home and Store Destroyed by Fire
In Hattiesburg Mississippi an attack destroyed the home and store of Negro leader Vernon Dahmer and threw a van into the buildings. Three family members were hurt but not seriously with burns. Dahmer and his daughter Betty were treated at Forrest General Hospital.
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Hattieshurtt
Miss
Vernon Dahmer
Betty
Forrest General Hospital
Dahmer
Ellie
Shafer Seeks Pennsylvania Gubernatorial Bid
In Philadelphia Shafer addresses about 150 in support of his plan to bring state services and urban solutions to 8.8 million Pennsylvanians. He pledges focus on education in cities and suburbs and faces competition from Adams Tabor Alessandroni for statewide roles. Shafer, a former Crawford County district attorney and state senator, is a WWII PT boat veteran and Yale alumnus.
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Philadelphia
Shafer
Southeastern
Teton
Gerald F. Flood
Cea
Ciataba Ie
Peoridice Alessandroni
Adams
Superior Court
Tabor
John F. Kennedy
Scranton
E Ke
South Pacific
Yale
Gov. Scranton. Shafer
Crawford County
State Senate
NAACP Says Dahmer Past President of Local Chapter
FBI agents investigated in the Kelly settlement near here after a shooting incident. A man treated for a bar arm wound and released, with his wife and two sons unharmed. The area is five miles north of the city. Dahmer is identified as a past president of the Forrest County NAACP branch.
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Harold
Dennis
Kelly Settlement
Here
FBI
Charles Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Jackson Dahmer
Forrest County
NAACP
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Lundy's Lane
Evelyn Sinare
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Columbus Avenue
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Jamestown
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Alderman
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East Frederick Street
East Washington Street
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Cardinal Ban
Veep
Sunbeam Electric
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