Doctors Strike in Province Over New Medical Plan
Saskatchewan faced a doctor strike as 700 private physicians walked out against a government funded compulsory medical insurance plan. Emergency care continued via volunteers while the plan and walkout spread across the province with hospitals importing doctors from outside and one infant death reported en route to care.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan
North America
Rena Ok
Carl Derhousoff
Usherville
Yorkton
Britain
National Health Service
Classified Fragments and Notices From Local Page
A compact OCR fragment shows sections such as Amusements, Comics, Death Notices, Editorials, Horoscope, and Sports. It includes references to a classifieds column, puzzle pages, and telephones for Want Ads, indicating a general local newspaper page layout with multiple departments.
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AMS
Independence Vote Marks End of Algerian War
Algeria voted overwhelmingly for independence in a referendum seen as finalizing the ceasefire with France. European settlers watched with unease as Moslem crowds celebrated across Algiers and Oran, while leaders like Susini urged continued resistance before backing a yes vote.
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Algiers
Algeria
Army
S. Resistance
Ness
Jean-Jacques Hew
Susini
France
Charles de Gaulle
Oran
Heat Ends As Delaware County Sees Cooler Front
A one day heat wave ended with a cool front reaching Delaware County. The Weather Bureau at International Airport forecast a high near 80 today and Tuesday under sunny skies. Tonight’s low should be 55 to 62 degrees with a five day outlook calling for cooler temperatures and showers possible Friday or Saturday.
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Delaware County
International Airport
Governors Confront State Problems at Pennsylvania Conference
In Hershey the Governors Conference opens amid strong political talk as Republican Gov Powell considers a 1964 presidential bid and Rockefeller faces criticism from the Kennedy administration era. Democratic National Chairman Bailey attends, signaling cross party influence and focus on elections over highway safety and mental health.
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Hershey
John L. Bailey
Bailey
Connecticut
John N. Dempsey
Powell
NBC
Meet the Press
Powyell
Rockefeller
New Hampshire
Kennedy
Stephen L. R. McNichals
Colorado
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Wesley Powell
Pennsylvania
David 11
Lawrence
America
Civil Defense Sirens Go Silent Amid Unclear Alarm
On June 19 Civil Defense sirens across the city sounded for up to 34 minutes causing confusion until CD Director James Lewinstein explained the system was touched. A heavy shower forecast did not appear, while rainfall was concentrated along front lines from Montana to North Carolina. Sirens were under repair and expected to be fixed soon as temperatures remained mild and readings in the 60s to 70s.
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City
James, Lewinstein
Lee naniAnatntter
Montana
North Carolina
Stanley Bentley
Sre
Pana
Ev Suamery
Anu
Pulaski
Siry
Ity
Htt
Lewinsteinays
Chester
Hospital Aid Arguments Go to Court
Arguments began today before the county court on preliminary objections by the county controller in a suit to force him to pay Chester Hospital for indigent care. The commissioners seek release of $20,000 in county funds. the controller challenges the subsidy as unconstitutional. The next scheduled argument is in September, with dismissal possible if objections are upheld.
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Chestta Hospital
Harry H. Bardsley
Chester Hospital
Bardsley
Stephen J. McEwen
Jani Hare
Aielant
Prized Baby Hippo Dies at St Louis Zoo
The 27 day old hippo at the St Louis Zoo died Sunday in its swimming tank. Zoo officials say a machine-non cause attributed by acting zoo director Henry Senders. The zoo had begun a city wide contest to name the hippo.
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Fapeyregresmeneey
Eloy Wyer Jborn
St. Louis Zoo
Ming
Hippo
Henry Senders
Six Killers Return to Cells After Breakout Attempt
Six condemned inmates at San Quentin returned to their cells after seizing two guards in a failed breakout attempt. The incident occurred three hours after the men allegedly tried to escape, with officials reporting no injuries.
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San Quentin
Calif
Kennedy trip to Mexico City fuels Alliance for Progress
President Kennedy and First Lady visited Mexico City as crowds lined the streets in joyous celebration. The trip underscored the Alliance for Progress strategy aimed at peaceful development in Latin America, with emphasis on government and people’s enthusiasm alongside loans and grants. A separate prison break near dawn saw two inmates at the north cell block release after tear gas and security responses, while the nation watched the spectacle in Mexico City.
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Washington
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Mexico City
Mexico
Our Lady of Guadaloupe
United States
Venezuela
Colombia
Theia
Jane
Dale Frady
Frady
Augustine Baldonado
Louis Moya
Elizabeth Duncan
Clyde Bates
Manuel Chavez
Willard Winhoven
David Bickley
U.S
Old City
Sayvernment
Huge Ship To Be Built for Atlantic Refining Fleet
The keel of the 50,000 ton Atlantic Heritage will be laid at Sun Shipbuilding on Thursday. The ship, 745 feet long with air cooling and single-room cabins, is set for an April 1963 launch from Venezuela to Philadelphia. Another 48,000 ton tanker Atlantic Challenger will be delivered July 20, and the 32,300 ton Atlantic Prestige is to be launched August 17 at Newport News.
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Chester
Atlantic Refining Company
Sun Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co
Atlantic Heritage
Atlantic
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co
Newport News
Red Spy Soblen Survives Suicide Attempt Aboard Plane
London AP report states Dr Robert Soblen, a fugitive spy, slashed wrists and stabbed himself aboard an Israeli airliner en route to New York. He improved after blood transfusions but remains too weak to travel, under guard at Hillington Hospital.
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London
Robert A. Soblen
America
Soviet Union
New York
Israel
Hillingdon
Soblen
Sablen
U.S
Ei al
Eisenhower Plans Six Week Overseas Vacation Tour
Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mamie will embark July 18 on a six week overseas tour with stops in Stockholm Paris and London among others. The itinerary includes attendance at a world conference of teaching professions and a return voyage August 30 aboard the America.
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Gettysburg
Barbara
Freeman Gosden
Amos and
Andy
Craig
New York
France
Copenhagen
Denmark
Stockholm
Paris
London
Scotland
Kirk Arrives in Formosa to Lead U.S. Embassy
Admiral Alan G Kirk arrived in Taipies Formosa to assume duties as the new U S ambassador to Nationalist China following his appointment.
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Formosa
Alan G. . Kirk
U.S
Nationalist China
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