At The Hospital Report From Corry Memorial
At The Hospital Report as of 7 A M lists admissions including Gail 10 daughter of Evelyn Messinger Union City and Chandler Mason Spring Creek along with discharges such as Delores Watrous R D Corry and Kevin Bailey 210 Mead Avenue. Also noted are Arthur Cohen 146 West Columbus Avenue Mrs John Adams Sr 335 Mead Avenue James 14 son of Harold and Mrs Frank Lay Spartansburg and Mabel Storer 23 West Teving Street.
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Gail
Evelyn Messinger
Union City
Carlyle Merritt
Sparansburg
Chandler Mason
Spring Creek
Arthur Cohen
Columbus Avenue
Harry Pike
Concord Street
John Adams Sr
Mead Avenue
Delores Watrous
R. D. Corry
Kevin Bailey
James
Harold Spencer
R. D
Corry
Frank Lay
Spartansburg
Mabel Storer
West Teving Street
Westinghouse talks falter as union agrees to resume talks
Federal mediators report modest progress in Westinghouse Electric contract talks with the Federation of Westinghouse Independent Salaried Union representing 14,000 workers at 50 plants. The union briefly broke off negotiations accusing the company of an adamant attitude but agreed to meet again today.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric
Federation of Westinghouse Independent
Federation
Frank Ailleo
Westinghouse
William Rose
Aflcto International Union of Electrical Workers
IUC
Aflcio International Brotherhood of Electrical
Freckles of Yesteryear and Kresge founder profile
Mike Daniels known as Freckles in the 1920s film world invested in a Detroit store after partnering with J.G. McCrory Memphis venture. The piece covers his Kresge chain origins and family details, plus a biographical note on a railroad group request for a biographical sketch related to Milton J. Shapp and Pennsylvania politics. It also mentions Kresge’s health, marriages, and survivors.
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Mike Daniels
S.S. Kresge
Kresge
J.G. McCrory
Memphis
Tenn
Detroit
Anna Harvey
Doris Mercer
Clara K. Swaine
Mountainhome
Stanley 8
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Milton J. Shapp
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nixon accuses Life Magazine of falsity in play linked case
In a Supreme Court bid, former Vice President Nixon seeks to uphold a $30 000 damages verdict against Time Inc over a Life article about The Desperate Hours linked to a Connecticut family The Hills The case argues the New York privacy law lacks required proof of intentional falsehood Meanwhile 12 ships stayed unable to berth at Southampton due to a tug strike affecting Queen Elizabeth and The France passengers awaited ferries
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Life Magazine
Connecticut
Supreme Court
Time, Inc
Life
High Court
New York
Time
Harold R. Medina Jr
James J. Hill
Hills
Whitemarsh Township
Old Greenwich
Conn
Southampton
England
France
Cherbourg
le Havre
Channel Ferries
See More Arrests In Grid Bribe Probe
FBI probe into bribery attempts involving LSU football players continued with reports of further arrests expected. Samuel Graziano, a 26 year old barber, was released on bond after Tuesday’s arrest on bribery charges. The targets were halfbacks Jim Dousay of Baton Rouge and Billy Masters of Olla and fullback Gawain DiBetta of New Orleans. The trio allegedly faced a bribe totaling 1200 dollars to influence six games.
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Baton Rouge
FBI
Louisiana State University
Samuel Joseph Graziano
Jim Dousay
Billy Masters
Olla
Gawain DiBetta
New Orleans
LSU
Soviets Report Satellite Launch Confusion
Berlin's Wilhelm Foerster Observatory says a satellite launched today from Baikonur, while Bochum observers dispute the timing and say it may have been in orbit since Monday. No formal Soviet announcement has been made. The observatory could not confirm manned status.
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Berlin
Wilhelm Foerster
West
Soviet Union
Bochum
Wilhelm Foerster Observatory
Baikonur
Central Asia
Bald He Looks Older and Leads EEOC Young Agency
Washington AP describes Stephen N. Shulman, 33, as new chairman of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. A Harvard and Yale Law School alumnus, he rose quickly through federal posts, saying his baldness helps him appear older and faced a backlog of about six months of work with about 2,000 of 9,300 complaints awaiting initial screening.
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Washington
United States
Stephen N. Shulman
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Shulman
Harvard University
Yale University Law School
Arthur J. Goldberg
Defense
Air Force
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
New York
Commission
Gangs Roar in Oakland Spark Near Riot After Boycott
In East Oakland, Negro youths damaged stores and hurled objects at police and vehicles. Police used reinforcements and a 10 p.m. curfew was set as a three hour restoration effort. Deputy Chief said school boycott may have triggered the outburst. three injuries treated. 14 arrests. Separations section notes ongoing Civil Rights Act enforcement and anti discrimination efforts by the EEOC with conciliation and potential legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
Ray Brown
Highland Hospital
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Seeieeieate
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Jim
Zalzneck
Tvate
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Corry Baking Company
Turben
Orton
Y. Columbus
Peete
Isunnylang
Weel Halle
Corry Memorial Hospital
South Carolina
Rice
Miami
Florida
Texas AM
Kentucky
LAS
Charlie
McClendon
Atty. Nixon
Tasmania
Daniels
Hobart
Peiffer
Council
New Coats
Guise
du Pont
Evans
Rome
Gin: Lollobrigida
Dr. Skofie
Atorney
Woolworth’s
Gheerful
Woolworth
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