Local group hires lawyer to seek doctor reinstatement
About 200 residents gathered at Knights of Columbus Hall to back Dr. Magh A. O’Hare’s staff reinstatement at Corry Memorial Hospital. They appointed a three member committee, launched a legal fund targeting 2500, and retained Erie attorney William Schaaf to pursue reinstatement and potential injunction reinstating hospital privileges. The meeting ran alongside the hospital board of directors session discussing the earlier suspension, following a prior injunction won by Dr. O’Hare’s lawyers.
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Magh A. O'Hare
Corry Memo Hospital
Atty
William Schaaf
Erie
Knights of Columbus
South Center Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
General Motors Start Legal Action Against Expansion Plans
General Motors announces a $2 billion two year capital spend to build plants and buy equipment in the United States and abroad, creating about 50,000 U.S. jobs and involving more than two dozen cities, with Michigan receiving about half the investment and Kalamazoo and Tecumseh getting plants for the first time. Union City lifts legal action against a local occupational privilege tax, with the summons in equity served and council voting to proceed, setting up future court steps.
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Fremont
Calif
General Motors Corp
United States
General Motors
Frederic G. Donner
White House
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Michigan
George W. Romney
Romney
Kalamazoo
Tecumseh
Walter P. Reuther
United Autoworkers Union
Atlantic City
N.J
Donner
Union City
Union
Robert Michel
John B. Bengel
Counyel
Borough Council
Car Overturns on Icy Route 6 injures no one
Edward Potter, 43, escaped injury yesterday afternoon when his car skidded on Route 6 six miles west of Corry on Reed Hill and overturned. Trooper Elmer Schifke reported minor damage estimated at $700 as the driver was unhurt.
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Rhe
Corry
Elmer Schifku
Pershing missiles to reach Europe for 7th Army
The first 400 mile range Pershing battalion missiles are expected to arrive in Europe next month to bolster nuclear striking power for the U S seventh Army in West Germany. The move of the Army battlefield missile to Europe had been foreshadowed for some time.
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Washington
Europe
U. S. 7Th Army
West Germany
Board Discusses Doctor's Status At Hospital
At Corry Memorial Hospital board meeting last night the suspension of Dr. Hugh A. O’Hare was discussed at length. A director suggested granting medical obstetrical and emergency privileges, but no motion was made. The board indicated the policy: doctor may apply for privileges and the board will act on the application. A motion to reconsider the suspension was filed out of order, signaling a completed action. Any new move would be based on a new determination to readmit Dr. O’Hare.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Hugh A. O'llare
Dr. O'Hare
Hospital Board Suspension Talks Lead to No Lifting
At a noon session with Dr. O’Hare present the medical staff again voted to keep the suspension. The Dr Hugh A O’Hare Committee said they were not formally notified but knew unofficially. A later meeting then planned to work with Alty Schaaf to pursue full lift.
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Sempers
Dr. O'Hare
Hugh A. O'Hare
Jobless Pay Debate Rages in Harrisburg House
In Harrisburg the house launched a long session on unemployment compensation as 15 amendments awaited consideration. Democratic leader Petrosky said the caucus refused to rush amendments to avoid a slowdown, while the Senate debated the measure for over ten hours before a dawn vote despite Democratic opposition.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
Anthony J. ‘Petrosky
Senate
Chamber
Road Work Slated For Crawford Co
Eastern Crawford County highways to be repaired and rebuilt this summer. State crews will fix a 4.17 mile stretch of Route 77 toward Route 27 between Meadville and Titusville. Contract work includes 7.19 miles on Route 200 from Riceville to Spartansburg and 2.92 miles on Route 448 from Townville to Hydetown. Other improvements cover several Route 200 and Route 448 sections and a Route 77 segment near Spartansburg. Announcement from Crawford County Highway Improvement Association Executive Committee.
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Crawford County
Meadville
Titusville
Riceville
Spartansburg
Townville
Hydetown
Tillotson Corners
Townville- Lyona
Tryonville
Crawford County Highway Improvement Association
Pa Workers 9000 Strong Protest Jobless Pay Bill
In Harrisburg a Labor rally drew more than 9000 workers at the Farm Show Arena to oppose Scranton's unemployment compensation plan. Organizers parodied the bill with songs and banners while six pallbearers from United Steelworkers Local 1347 of Lebanon carried a mock coffin.
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Harrisburg
Wiber
Scranton
State Farm Show Arena
United Steel Workers Local 1347
Lebanon
Capitol
State House
Senate
Michael Johnson
Pennsylvania Afl-Cio
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Hoffa Appeals to Teamsters to Quell Revolt
Washington reports James R. Hoffa, convicted Teamsters president, seeks to quell any budding revolt by addressing 1.7 million members. In a private letter, he promises to stand with the rank and file, argues the union’s interests align with his own, and pledges ongoing field work to address member problems. He notes no open challenge from top leaders but signals concern.
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Washington
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Justice Department
Hofta
Chattanooga
Tenn
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Hofla
Quote on British jargon at Bristol press conference
Edward du Cann, state Minister of Britain's Board of Trade, criticizes Americanizing language at a Bristol news conference. He laments phrases like meet up, transport, and documentation as examples of changing British usage and cautions against losing traditional terms.
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Bristol
England
Edward du Cann
Britain
Board of Trade
Johnson Seeks 3.4 Billion in Foreign Aid to Ease Fears
President Johnson urged Congress to approve 3.4 billion dollars for foreign aid to build a world where the weak can walk without fear. He framed the program as a bulwark against war and communist imperialism, pledging no waste and seeking permanent army aid authority abroad. Senate and House leaders forecast tough fights as hearings loom after Easter recess. the request splits into 1 billion for arms aid and 2.4 billion for economic assistance.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Capitol Hill
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen Ofllinois
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Otto B. Passman
D-La
House Appropriations
House Committee
Coffee Proves To Be Cyanide Woman Dies
BUMBANK Calif AP a woman mistook boiling cyanide for coffee on her first day at a metals firm. She drank the solution and died within five minutes after noticing an amber colored cyanide pot on the stove. A coffee urn sat nearby. Police described the incident as a tragic accidental poisoning with cyanide used in metal processing.
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Bumbank
Calif
Adeline M. Kehoe
Explorer Satellite Fails To Orbit At Cape Kennedy
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Explorer scientific satellite failed to orbit due to third stage trouble on the Delta booster. Launched at 6 14 am EST, tracking stations lost the craft about 30 minutes after liftoff. Data showed the third stage burned 22 seconds instead of 40.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
Explorer
Delta
Earth
Cape Kennedy
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Jack Ruby Fires Melvin Belli After Oswald Trial
Convicted slayer Jack Ruby dismissed head attorney Melvin Belli from prison, claiming he attempted to disengage since January 22. Belli condemned the verdict as a kangaroo railroad measure and criticized Dallas. Ruby’s sister confirmed the dismissal by airmail.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Melvin Belli
Belli
Ruby
Mexico City
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
American Bar Association
Eva Grant
Dallas Morning News
San Francisco
Grant
Principal battered as mother confronts school discipline
In Warren Ohio AP reports three charges against Mrs Johnnie FR Thornton after she allegedly attacked First Street School Principal Reymond E Glass over a spanking of her 10 year old daughter Glass says Thornton swung a purse striking him and prompting her daughter to hit him with a paddle causing a scalp wound Glass was treated by a physician and Thornton bonded at 5150 pending trial
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Warren
Ohio
Johnnie FR. Thornton
Thornton
Warren Municipal
Reymond E. Glass
First Street
University of Illinois reprimands anti Kennedy professor
President David Henry and the board chose no action against Prof. Revilo P. Oliver for an “unreasoned and vitriolic attack” on President Kennedy in John Birch publication. Oliver, 54, had written that Kennedy might have been assassinated for being useless to a Communist conspiracy and continued his conservative activities in Decatur, Illinois.
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Rennedy
Kennedy
Oliver
Decatur
Til
United States
Allie
Army Tank Fire Disrupts Store on Route 169
In Ashling Alabama an Army tank caused a blaze that halted traffic on Route 169. The vehicle stalled on a steep hill near Booth's store, blocking road access as firefighters responded to the intense blaze. No further injuries are listed.
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Ashling
Sloton
Booth
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