Franklin Hospital grant and 118 bed addition plan
Franklin Hospital will receive a 723833 grant from the Federal Welfare Department to fund a 118 bed addition. The total project cost is estimated at 1269999 and will include new emergency and outpatient departments. Senator Joseph S Clark announced the grant yesterday and plans have state and federal approvals pending final Public Health Service action.
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Franklin Hospital
Federal Welfare Department
Uward
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Welfare Department
U. S. Public Health Service
New York City
Viet Nam Charges Red China Advisors in Cai Be Attack
South Viet Nam charged that North Viet Nam regulars were directed by Chinese advisers in the July 20 attack on the Cai Be hamlet in the Mekong Delta. The charge was presented to the International Control Commission comprising India, Canada and Poland.
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China
Saigon
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Mekong River
Cai Be
International Control Commission
India
Canada
Poland
Governor Scranton Seeks Pa GOP Platform Aligning State and National Goals
Harrisburg—Governor Scranton asks aides to draft a Pennsylvania Republican platform for the fall campaign. The plan will focus on state issues and may include a national section, possibly aligning with but not retracting the national platform. Reichley says civil rights will be addressed, with stronger state laws, six regional sections planned including Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, and a potential Labor Day committee review.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Barry Goldwater
A. James Reichley
Reichley
San Francisco
John Birch Society
Ku Klux Klan
Communist Party
Republican State Committee
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Appalachia
Grenier Named Executive Director For GOP National Committee
Grenier a Birmingham attorney and Alabama Republican chairman was named yesterday by GOP National Chairman Dean Burch to succeed William Warner as executive director. He previously served as southern regional chairman of the Goldwater-for-President Committee.
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WaShuyuiuw
Sonn E. Grenier
Birmingham
Alabama
William S. Warner
Republican National Committee
Grenier
GOP
Dean Burch
Ranger on Moon Wins Praise After Ranger 7 Triumph
Scientists at Jet Propulsion Laboratory celebrate Ranger 7 after the success of a $200 million lunar program that followed 12 failed attempts. Ranger 7’s cameras began transmitting before impact at about 1,300 miles altitude and 5,800 mph, with four narrow-angle cameras providing overlapping coverage. The mission, launched from Cape Kennedy, marked a turning point after Ranger 6 failed and prompted overhauls in equipment and administration.
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Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Ranger
Ranger 7
Cape Kenne
Y Fla
William H. Pickering
Ranger 7 Moon Photos Aimed for Apollo Landing Plans
Ranger 7, descending tail first toward the moon, used two cameras to image areas from 4 350 to 37 500 square feet and aimed to distinguish objects the size of an automobile. The mission follows earlier Soviet Luna 11 pictures and weighs on choosing a smooth or rugged lunar landing site for 1969 Apollo craft, with twelve prior U S probes in the Ranger program failures.
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Ranger 7
Earth
Soviet Union
Ranger
U.S
Two Cairo Students Hurt in Dormitory Clash at Al Azhar
CALRO AP reports in Cairo that two students were stabbed and 16 more injured as a fight erupted between supporters of the ruling party and the opposition within Al Azhar University's dormitory. About 100 students were involved amid tensions linked to Chad factions. Al Azhar, a leading Islamic educational center, witnessed the clash.
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CALRO
Chad
al Azhar University
al Aztfar
Hi Neighbor Club Farewell Party For Mrs Donald Walter
The Hi Neighbor Club hosted a farewell afternoon for Mrs. Donald Walter at her home with eleven members and two guests present. A decorated cake and ice cream were served and Mrs Walter received a purse of money as she and her husband prepare to relocate to Texas this week.
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Bernice Marsh Cutting
Hi Neighbor Club
Donald Walter
Walter Home
Eugene Pier
Erie
Gordon Johnson
Walters
Texas
Blowne Marsh
Clifton Cooper
Findley Lake
Alice Camp
Cornelius Beckerink
Richard Smolk
Zern Aikens
Liston
Ohio
Clifford Aikens
Clymer
Max Bemis
Morgan Peck
Corry
Mary Pettengil
North East
Fred Wallace
Mrs Storer Vacationing at Parents Home
Misg. Joan Storer of Jamestown is spending a week's vacation at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Storer. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Wallace and Mrs. Orpha Hapgood were dinner guests of Mrs. Fiv a Nickerson at Pendergast Point, N.Y. on Chautauqua Lake on Friday.
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Donna Fike
Irvine
Betty Imhoff
Twhoffs
Cleveland
Ohio
Walter de Shazer
Douglass
Akron
Charles McCann
Brendon McCann
Leo McCann
Clymer
DeShazers
Donald Lockenhouse
Judy
Carl Johnson
California
Donald Willey
Max Bemis
Melvin Wallace
Marienville
Salvadore Elis
Jamestown
Helen Wright
Sibley Wright
E. K. Storer
Joan
Marion Nellis
Earl Wright
Fredonia
Frank Hulett
Marjorie Hayes
Gail Alcorn
Conneaut Lake
Tommie Cedar
Lloyd Aikens
Corry
Cliffe Aikens Sr
James Carpenter
Townville
Joan Storer
E. K.storer
Myron Wallace J
Orpha Hapgood
Fiva Nickerson
Pendergast Point
N.Y
Chautauqua Lake
Waynesburg Ex Publisher Dies At Age 71
Waynesburg Pa AP James M Dent former publisher of the Waynesburg Republican and weekly newspaper died Thursday in Greene County Memorial Hospital Waynesburg age 71 He and his wife Miriam K Dent became publishers 12 years ago they sold the paper about a year ago Dent had served as a consultant for Hearst Publishing Co and Carnegie Institute of Technology He had worked on several
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Waynesburg, Pa
James M. Dent
Waynesburg
Republican, & Weekly
Greene County Memorial Hospital
Miriam K. Dent
Dent
Hearst Publishing Co
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Barry Rests Amid Family Worries Before Possible Final Vacation
Goldwater announces no press conferences and heads to Newport Beach with his wife for a three day retreat after a busy period. The Bohemian Grove is described as an exclusive, guarded camp linked to a San Francisco newspapermen’s group. Dent is survived by his widow, mother, and two daughters.
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Goldwater
Newport Beach
Calif
Bohemian Grove
Bohemian Club of
San Francisco
The
New York World
Atlanta Constitution
Dent
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