Paragraf Donald Zuback injured in bicycle car crash
A five year old boy, Donald Zuback, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ziback of Emporium, was injured in a bicycle car collision last Wednesday and transferred to Hamot Hospital in Erie where doctors report slight improvement though he remains unconscious. He initially sustained a minor neck fracture at Kaul Memorial Hospital in St Marys along with other injuries.
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Donald Zuback
Robert Ziback
Emporium
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Kaul Memorial Hospital
St. Marys
Troop 80 Plans Paper Pickup Drive
Boy Scouts of Troop 80 organize a city wide collection of old newspapers and magazines this Saturday to raise funds for scouting activities. Newell Beckwith urges residents to tie papers in bundles and place them on their porch or sidewalk early. A truck will be parked at East Washington street and Maple avenue all day for drop offs.
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Wgne
Boy Scouts
Troop 80
Newell Beckwith
East Washington Street
Maple Avenue
Beckwith
Hailstorm Buries Kansas Town Under Ice
A two hour hailstorm dumped a foot and a half of ice on Selden Kansas leaving damaged roofs and flooded basements. One injury occurred when an awning struck Jim Stewart. A 45 man National Guard detachment guarded against looting as residents sought shelter. Reinforcements expected. road graders opened a narrow path to Colby 25 miles away.
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Selden
Kan
Kansas
Jim Stewart
Farmers State Bank
Jim
National Guard
Colby
Hunt Four In Prison Flight
Authorities sweep a three state area around Fort Madison for four inmates who escaped from the town penitentiary by sawing through bars in cellblock 19 and holding guards at knife point. The escapees are Lloyd Wodson, Albert Buerger, Robert Jones, and Elun Girdler Jr. The guards involved were Night Captain Lawrence W. Smith and Larry H. Pickard.
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Fort Madison
Town
Lawrence W. Smith
Larry H. [Pickard
Smith
Lloyd Woodson
Quincy
Keokuk
Albert Buerger
Kansas City
Robert Jones
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Elun Girdler, Jr
Peoria
Ill
Sale to fund equipment for summer camp
A brief note states that funds from the paper sale will be used to purchase equipment and cover fur expenses during summer camp, as there is only one pickup available to manage the event.
Rate Boosts Awarded To Blue Cross
Harrisburg AP reports Insurance Commissioner Francis R. Smith said he has no alternative but to grant partial rate increases to Blue Cross plans serving most prepaid hospitalization subscribers in Pennsylvania. He noted groups mainly employed and affiliated with Blue Cross units would bear the costs, while declines to estimate final increases. At hearings, several associations sought increases from 23 to 42 percent on various contracts, claiming losses approaching exhaustion of reserves before August 15. Smith will issue a decision by June 15, with 45 days needed to implement schedules, and Pittsburgh's City intervention urged some relief. The City Solicitor cautioned against overstatement of relief.
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Harrisburg
Francis R. Smith
Blue Cross
Pennsylvania
Smith
Associated Hospital Service
Northeastern Pennsylvania
Hospital Service Assn
Western Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Capital Hospital Service
Central Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
David Stahl
Western Pennsylvania Blue Cross seeks rate increase
William H. Ford, president of Western Pennsylvania Blue Cross, argued for full rate increases to avoid insolvency, citing 10 percent annual hospital cost growth and 1 percent bed utilization rise. He warned a failure to raise rates could force a return to higher premiums within a year. The plan shows losses of 1 million dollars last year and 12 million so far this year, with reserves barely enough for three quarters of a month. Ford said the proposed increases would add 1.65 monthly for 214 policyholders and 2.24 for standard policies, yielding about 12 million dollars in additional annual revenue. He also proposed improvements to the standard contract including visiting nursing care for patients 65 and over, more hospital days for the elderly, and outpatient diagnostic services.
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William H. Ford
Western Pennsylvania Blue Cross
Ford
Flight Of Mice Feared Failure Launch Fails After Four Delays
The Thor IRBM first stage and Bell-Hustler second stage functioned, but the flight ended with no sightings after a telemetered signal 1200 miles south. Authorities doubt a successful orbit and plan the next Discoverer aimed at propulsion instrumentation rather than animals. Poor weather and technical issues caused four prior attempts.
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Earth
Air Force
Hal Boyle Americana Wit on Money and Poverty
Hal Boyle ponders money and class with homespun quips about wealth, debt, and daily life abroad. The column lampoons credit, charity, and social norms while noting a separate Bonn ban on Hitler speech records imported for the American market.
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Hitler
Bonn
Germany
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