Curb Public Hand In Hospital Affairs At Corey Memorial
The Corey Memorial Hospital Association approved a bylaws change to rename directors as trustees and shift public voting power to a free-man committee. A 60 person incorporator slate will be nominated by a three member committee with 11 year terms, and initial term allocations to be decided later. The meeting, held at the YMCA, drew 26 participants.
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Corey Memoria Hospital Association
Art Vaughn
YMCA
Hugh A. O'Hare
Ers
Vaughn
Move To Pick New Hospital Incorporators
Trustees of Corry Memorial Hospital move to select six potential incorporators under new bylaws. A four member nominating committee will choose candidates for presentation to board president R. Elwin Fuller at the October meeting. Medical staff reappointment approved. staff includes Brown, Butters, Harmon, Hileman, Tate, Bacon, Barnest, and Williams.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
YMCA
Whigh
Awill
Ladies Auxilliary
Board of
Wallace Young
Archie E. Tate
Louis Morrow
R. Elwin Fuller
Corry
John 8. Brown
J. Guy Butters
Edison Harmon
James Hileman
Archie B. Tate
R. D. Bacon
Erie
W. H. Bare Nest
Spartansburg
R. X. Williams Sr
R. X. Williams Jr
Clymer
Poetors
Brown
Hileman
Bacon
Hubert Vaughn
Sidney Elston
United Fund Corporators Group
Samiel EB
Antrim
Prancis Slattery
William Katterlin
Cop Kills Negro on NY Street
A street vendor of dancing paper dolls was shot dead on Broadway near Times Square in the evening. The shooter, retired officer Peter Droner, 57, claimed self defense after an argument over the dolls. Droner was booked on a homicide charge as crowds fled the noise and a theater district panic ensued.
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NEW York
Broadway
Times Square
Philip J. Walsh
Chatenca Ritchie
Alain
Peter Droner
Arguemont
Droner
Bruce
Sik
Persmiey
Déth
47Th Sts
Dpanarke
Taboéd
Noenge
Rodgone
Union City Court Upheld Occupation Tax Fight
Erie County court ruled Union City's $10 occupation privilege tax legal and in effect despite opposition. Mayor Berigel vetoed the measure but council approved it 5-1. Citizens Committee considers appealing to the State Supreme Court, citing state law on when such taxes may be levied. Continued on Page Three.
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Union City
Samuel YY. Rossiter
Erie County
Unio City Citizens Committee
State Supreme Court
Webi
Tony ‘Berigel
Fle ‘Gally
Citizens Committee
Johnstown
Allentown
Citizens ’Committee
Allenton
Truck Car Collision Near Meadville Kills Two
A tractor trailer and a car collided six miles north of Meadville. The car's driver Gerald J. Strawcutter 21 of Springboro RD 1 and passenger Mi Louetta Greenaleh of Meadville were killed. The truck driver Salvatore Oddo Jr. 30 of Lancaster NY escaped injury. Strawcutter's car was entering Route 98 from a side road when the crash occurred.
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Musalvildit
Meadville
Gerald J. Strawcutter
Springboro
R. D
Mi Louetta
Strawcutter
Daphne City Council Ends Deadlock in Runoff
After two voter deadlocks Vernon E. Andrews and George H. Rallis each drew 121 votes in the primary. In the runoff the tally again tied at 144 apiece. Last night the current council members resolved the stalemate and elected Rains 41.
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Daphne
Ala
Vernon E. Andrews
George
H. Rallis
Rains
Schoolgirl attends seven grade class with consis
Fragmented OCR reads a school scene about a girl named Cerone attending seventh grade with a companion Sydmey. It mentions a prior year in first grade at a Special White House refool, with unclear spellings and garbled captions.
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Tannor Seine
Cerone
Sydmey
Lawierd
Ear
Lawiard
Tis
Caraline
Schowling
White House
Stork Makes Appearance In Market Weighting Scales
In Los Angeles Mrs Zenard Holcomb 26 cashing a check delivered a baby boy at a market weighing 7 pounds. Market cashier Dorothy Childs aided delivery and the infant was weighed on market scales before paramedics arrived. The mother and child were taken to County General Hospital.
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Los Angeles
Zenard Holcomb
Holcomb
Tabor
Dorothy Childs
County General Hospital
Chinese Delegates Spark Chaos at Moscow Youth Forum
At Moscow's International Youth Forum a Chinese delegate sparked pandemonium with charges of an anti China campaign. Pro Chinese and Korean reps followed as boos and interruptions halted a speaker. Chairman Opili of Kenya moved adoption of the report by show of hands amid protests.
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Moscow
International Youth Forum
Rostrummer
North Korea
Indonesia
Benham Petros
Teng
Forts Secretariat
Baoko Opili
Kenya
Petros
Peking
Opili
Forum
Petros Report
Smallest State Holds Primary for Governor Race
Providence Kil area reports a three way Democratic primary for governor with Edward P. Gallogly facing Alexander R. Walsh and John L. Rega. Republican slate for statewide offices is unopposed including Gov. FL Chafee seeking a second term. Beales also contesting for gubernatorial nomination.
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Providence
Kil
Congress
U.S. Senate
Edward P. Gallogly
Alexander R. Walsh
John L. Rega
Stile Agriculture
An FL Cha
Beales
Ten Rt
Wale Gays
Chafes
Chafes, Hego
Muralisp
Civil Rights Act ruling voided for restaurants
A federal three judge panel in Birmingham ruled that the public accommodations section of the Civil Rights Act is unconstitutional in restaurant cases. The decision challenges Congress under the interstate commerce clause and calls for a stay of the injunction while the case proceeds to the Supreme Court. The MeClungs, co owners of Ollie’s Barbecue, filed suit challenging the law.
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Sigmingham
Ala
SAP
Birmingham Petalicaurt Vor
Isstedt
Wingoniey
Wrder
Iholis Katzenbach
Ashington
de- Palmuent
Department
Supreme Court
Swill
High Court
U.S. District Court
Olli MeClung Sr
Ollie
MeClungs
US. Dist
Seybourn Lyne
Grooms
Birmingham
Walter Gewin
Tuscaloosa
T Coort
Atlanta
Lester Maddox
U.S. Supreme Comit
High Tribunal
Congress
Lynne, Grooms and
Gewin
Rev King to Meet Pope in Rome Audience
Vatican officials confirm Pope Paul VI will grant a Papal audience to Dr. Martin Luther King in Rome. King seeks dialogue with the Catholic Church on its role in promoting racial integration. A teenager and his cousin died in a Route 40 crash near Clinton. Michael Gunkle and Gary Haberland were involved with Gunkle dead on arrival and Haberland hospitalized in critical condition.
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Srdfiuan
Vatican
Paul VI
Martin Luther King
Rome
Pittsburgh
Clinton
Michael Gunkle
Crafton
Sewickley Valley Hospital
Gary M. Haberland
Peta Wad
Ford UAW talks push toward clock as deadline nears
Detroit reports say Ford and the United Auto Workers are in round-the-clock negotiations with a 10 a.m. Friday strike deadline for Ford plants nationwide. Walter Reuther warned that a walkout by about 125,000 UAW members could occur if key issues on relief time production standards and wage inequities remain unresolved. Chrysler’s settlement looms as a pattern for the industry, with early retirement, longer vacations, and the company covering medical costs, while White collar workers face a separate 7,000-person bargaining deadline.
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Detroit
Ford
United Auto Workers
UAW
Priday
Walter Heather
Hutt
Chrysler
Reuther
Apportionment Efforts Move to Void Court Ruling
Washington AP reports a push to amend the Constitution blocking state legislature reapportionment. Rep Howard W. Smith seeks to advance a measure via the House Rules Committee to bypass committees and force a floor vote, aiming for a two thirds approval for a constitutional change.
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Supreme Court
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
House Rules Committee
House
Smith
Senate
U S Jets Ready to Act If Cambodian Interference
U S Air Force commander Maj. Gen. Joseph Moore said US fighters would engage hostile foreign aircraft near South Vietnam under clearly defined rules of engagement. He noted pilots are briefed, would not specify exact triggers, and highlighted readiness to defend Vietnamese forces against Cambodian, Chinese, or North Vietnamese aircraft.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Joseph Moore
U.S
Moore
da Nang
Viet ‘Nam
Red China
Hainan
Cambodia
East German Flees to West in Own Plane
Manfred Lorenz a 23 year old electro mechanic from Anklam East Germany flew solo to West Germany in a small sport plane crossing the border. He sought asylum after landing near Lüneburg. Police corrected earlier reports noting the plane was not Soviet and that it originated from Anklam where Russians have air facilities.
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Lomneburg
Defense Department
Lorenz
Uelzen
Anklam
Johnson underscored conservation in Northwest visit
President Johnson braved rain and crowds in Portland to press a broader national conservation program while continuing to argue for centralized control of nuclear weapons. He spoke to a Portland breakfast audience after meetings in Seattle with Canadian Prime Minister Lester Pearson, contrasting conservation goals with the nuclear policy debate.
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Portland
Ore
Johnson
Seattle
United States
Detroit
Goldwater
NATO
Lester Pearson
Jalson
Pacife
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Fis
NY Street
Stork
M. L. King
Pope Marcee
Johnson Plugs Conservation
Northwest
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