Need for medical care grows nationwide with new facilities planned
Government reports project 266000 beds by 1973 including 100 more general hospitals and 1900 nursing homes, plus 800 public health centers and 350 rehabilitation centers. Spending rises to about $2 billion yearly for hospital and nursing home construction, with total health care costs expected to hit $100 billion to $110 billion by 1975. Locally Corry Memorial Hospital adds a long term care wing with $30 daily extended care beds, amid previously low hospital occupancy.
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Pennsylvania
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry’s
Kennedy Loyalists Infiltrate Campaigns After 1968 Run
Washington reports Kennedy loyalists have quietly joined staff of other Democratic contenders, with Feldman Mankiewicz and Salinger moving into McGovern campaign. Speculation rises they could pivot if a 1972 deadlock occurs, while Kennedy remains non‑running. Intelligence notes Egypt Sadat's moves draw Soviet backing.
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Washington
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Ted Kennedy
Kennedy
Ed Muskie
Ted
Law and murder definitions in early 20th century text
The document contrasts involuntary and voluntary manslaughter with examples and penalties, noting involuntary mishap under unlawful act or negligence carries up to $2000 fine or three years, while voluntary manslaughter involves passion and can bring up to $4000 fine and twelve years. It then shifts to geopolitical reporting on Egypt, Syria, and Israeli intelligence, detailing Soviet advisers in Egypt, amphibious training, espionage, and cautious Israeli assessments of Sadat’s leadership and peace proposals.
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Israel
Spear
Egypt
Sadat
Time Relativity and Commuter Schedules in New Jersey
An opinion piece from East Brunswick ponders time as a relative construct affecting commuters. It jokily muses on clock standards, station delays, and the arbitrariness of 60 minute hours, suggesting varied day lengths and unconventional work hours.
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East Brunswick
N.J
Einstein
Ilfe
Boiling made ministers clash over clergy tax status
A printed note recalls a readers’ volley of letters from Protestant and Catholic clergy debating whether clergy should be involved in politics and who pays taxes. The column asserts churches are tax exempt, not individual ministers, and cites varied clergy views across several towns and denominations.
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God
Heaven
Bob
Denver
Jim
Adolph Weaver
Brush Valley
George W. Herd
First Methodist Church
Lancaster
Ohio
Corry horse show draws 3000 spectators at No Bar event
More than 100 horses and riders competed in the No-Bar Riding Club’s annual show before 3,000 spectators from northwestern Pennsylvania, southwestern New York and eastern Ohio yesterday afternoon. The report notes social events, a luncheon, and certificates presented to participants.
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No-Bar Riding Club
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
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