Doctor blamed for ether mix up in three post op deaths
Oakland County prosecutor investigates deaths of Kimberly Bruneel 8 of West Bloomfield, Michael Ketchum 13 of Ferndale, and Loren Covington 24 of Pontiac after ether was allegedly poured into a bottle and given to patients.
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Pontiac, Mich
Pontiac ‘Osteopathic Hospital
Harry H. Withlow
Whitlow
Whittow
Oakland County Prosecutor's Office
Loren Covington
Pontiac
Kimberley Ann Bruneel
West Bloomfield Township
Michael Ketchum
Ferndale
Deuink Appointed Town Clerk in Clymer
Clymer-Wilton J. Deuink was appointed town clerk by the Town Board to fill the unexpired term of Earl N. Beckerink. The appointment runs until January with a further 1966 term pending. Deuink will relocate the clerk’s office to East Main street and reappoints Velma Bailey as deputy clerk.
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Clymer
Wilton J. Deuink
Republican Committee
Earl N. Beckerink
Jack Fair
Clyme
Rushing Son To Hospital Ends In Tragic Somerset Crash
J C Weimer 29 of Somerset died when his car veered struck a pole and overturned while rushing his 1 year old son to Somerset Community Hospital for treatment. His wife 29 and daughter 2 were in fair condition. the boy was reported not hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset
J. C. Weimer
Somerset Community Hospital
Weimer
Jeffrey
Shirley
Laurie Ann
County Averages Highlight Crop Yields Amid Industry Talks
The report notes Lebanon County averaging 0 bushels while Lancaster County averages 62. It discusses how spills affect the area and recreation, with Bowers arguing new industries seek available land, bridle paths, and facilities for picnicking bird watching and nature study.
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Lebanon County
Lancaster County
Faerie
Bowers
Christ Our Lord Good Shepherd in Christmas Meditation
Rev Zenas B Bean preaches from Psalms 23 at Spring Creek and West Spring Creek Congregational Churches. The sermon links Advent to Jesus as the Good Shepherd who seeks, provides, heals, and sacrifices for his sheep, guiding believers from infancy to the cross.
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Christ
Our Lord
Zenas B. Bean
Spring Creek
West Spring Creek
Jesus Christ
Jesus
David
God
Penn State Tuition Cut Announced
The $30.1 million general appropriation bill signed by Gov. Scranton cuts Penn State main campus tuition by 25 per quarter starting winter term January 10. The change lowers annual main campus tuition from 525 to 450 dollars, with branch campuses reduced to 130 dollars per quarter and main campus to 150 dollars per quarter.
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Pennsylvania
Penn State University
Scranton
Penn State
University Park
Commonwealth
Tough Nut to Crack in Rhodesia Rebel Government
In a Commons session the Prime Minister dismisses a plan to strip a rebel minister of agriculture of his peerage, quipping you cannot use a steam hammer on a nut. The remark drew laughter from MPs as the debate continued.
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Undion
Controse
Rhodesia
House of Commons
Medicare Day in Spartansburg set for December 1
Next Wednesday designated Medicare Day for Spartansburg residents with Erie Social Security staff at the Sparta Volunteer Firemen's Hall noon to 4 p.m. to answer questions on Health Insurance provisions and assist with registrations. The program covers hospital and medical insurance. eligibility includes 65 plus receiving regular Social Security benefits for hospital insurance. Registration cards mailed earlier enable medical insurance enrollment. Announced by Bernard A. Farnbaugh, Erie District Manager.
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Spartansburg
Bernard A. Farnbaugh
Social Security District
Erie
Sparta Volunteer Firemen’s Hall
Farnbaugh
Rebels Quartet to Perform in Corry Monday Evening
The Rebels Quartet of Tampa Florida will repeat a concert in the First Methodist Church Monday at 7 45 PM. Formed 18 years ago by Tampa businessmen the group grew from local radio and school church appearances into a leading gospel act. Members include John Mathews manager baritone Horace Parrish first tenor London Parris bass Jim Hamill lead and Jimmy Taylor piano.
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Rebels
Tampa
Fla
Corry
First Methodist
America
John Mathews
Horace Parrish
Tall London Parris
Jim Hamill
Little Jimmy Taylor
Corry merger deadline threatened by stalled convention
O Dell reports January steps to form interim boards for the merger meet a dead end. The delay could push the merger past the July 1966 deadline, risking a loss of $28 000 for the Corry Jointure as Blair land O Dell propose shifting the deadline to July 1967 amid ongoing merger disputes.
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Blairland O'Dell
Corry Jointure
Ims
City of
Corry
Hearing On Suit To Register Negro Voters In Alabama
A three judge federal court opens a hearing in Montgomery on a suit by Lowndes County residents the Justice Department and an Episcopal group seeking to expand Negro jury inclusion. The case cites decades of exclusion and ties to recent civil rights killings as context for challenging race based jury practices.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
Lowndes County
Justice Department
Episcopal Society For Cultural and Racial Unity
Johnson
Congress
American Civil Liberties Union
Episcopal Group
Nicholas Katzenbach
Episcopal Seminary
Jonathan Daniels
Keene, N.H
Hayneville
Lowndes
Daniels
Viola Gregg Liuzzo
Detroit
Lowndesboro
Thomas L. Coleman
Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr
Fairfield
Sen
Fire destroys Keokuk ballroom injuring many and killing several
A Wednesday night blaze and explosion ripped through a Keokuk building as patrons danced. Victims included Billy Bennett and his son Tony Bennett of Keokuk, Mrs. Lou Besser, Mrs. Ray Summers, Mrs. Leonard Bryant, Mrs. Leo May, Jena Carol Goodrich of Carthage, Chester Starr, and others. Debris and a roof collapse contributed to the high casualties.
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Seepin
Page One
Billy Bennett
Keokuk
Tony
Lou's Besser
Ray Summers
Leonard Bryant
Leo May
Jena Carol Goodrich
Carthage
Chester Starr
De Gaulle to Deliver TV Campaign Speech Tuesday
President Charles de Gaulle will give a televised campaign address from the Ilysee Palace on Tuesday marking his first active entry into the campaign for the December 5 presidential elections since the race opened on November 19. The remarks follow earlier objections to state demands and political broadcasting patsies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE Gaulle
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Ilysee
Cesar
Health Fight Against Respiratory Diseases Explained
A public health briefing outlines efforts to combat health and fighter respiratory diseases. Researchers discuss vaccination, air quality, and early detection strategies to reduce illness and improve outcomes for affected populations.
Nuclear powered Enterprise to join Vietnam air war
The Enterprise will become the first nuclear powered combat ship in the Pacific. It will replace a conventional carrier in supporting daily U S air raids against North Vietnam and is not an escalation. Defense Secretary McNamara had announced the plan earlier with two more ships to join the 7th Fleet next year. In Vo Dat Valley B 52 bombers struck a suspected Viet Cong concentration aiding joint U S Australian and South Vietnamese ground forces.
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U.S. Navy
Enterprise
Viet Nam
Asia
North
America
Spuces
Defense
Robert 8. McNamara
Pacific
7Th Fleet
Vo Dat
Saigon
Two Thanksgiving gun accidents injure three in Warren County
A 17 year old hunter from Guys Mills was shot by a companion near the Warren Forest County line and admitted to Warren General Hospital with wounds to his left thumb and thigh. A second incident at a Grand Valley home involved a Bemus resident's unloaded pistol discharging, wounding two children with minor toe and arm injuries.
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Warhen
Warren County
Warren General Hospital
Joe Miller
Guys Mills
Crawford County
Warren-Forest
Dave Titus
Warren
Miller
Martha Miller
Grand Valley
Gabriel Babbik
Babbik
Pamela Sue List
Titusville
Robin Ann Ongley
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Penn’a
Buyer's
Furnacea Crystal Coal Co
Maple Ave
General Auto Repair
Frank's
Thomas Motors
Cohen Auto Supply
Concrete and Gravel CO
N. Center
Goeteberg
Sweden
Ann Ida Brostroem
Troem
Brostroem Concern
Rebels’ Quartet
O'Dell
Seatie
Tour
Bank Tissier Facet Depa Ieee Comentina
Russell Stover
Bob Church
North Center St
Nuclear
U.S
Evans
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