Hospital Head Fired in Dispute
CAMBRIDGE, Md. A five member arbitration panel reluctantly fired Harold P. Coston as administrator of Cambridge Maryland Hospital. The board urged that others on the hospital board or medical executive committee resign for at least three years. The dispute over administration and operation led to lawsuits and a boycott that threatened the hospital’s finances and existence.
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Cambridge, Md
Harold P. Coston
Cambridge-Maryland Hospital
Eso
Coston
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals
Market Rally Stalls Today Amid Mixed Trading
The week's stock market rally stalled with mixed prices and fractional gains and losses. Rails and industrials showed mixed signals, while caution rose on potential international developments. in obituary news, Mrs T L Mattie McKee, 77, of Garden City and Phoenix, died yesterday. funeral set for Monday at 2:30 p.m. at the Christian Church, burial Valley View Cemetery.
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NEW York
Rails
Wall Street
T.L
Mattie) McKee
Phoenix
Ariz
Christian Church
Garden City
McKee
Wray
Colo
Roy
Jay
Dodge City
Alfred
Cincinnati
Hazel Stephens
Phoenix Ariz
The
Arthur Fleming
Valley View Cemetery
Phillips Neral
FHA Members Back From Camp
Four students and two advisors returned from a week of Future Homemakers of America training at Goddard. Janet Eisenbise Sharon Van Vleet Margaret Sughrue Patty Leopold Mrs Gerald VanVleet and Miss Ada Newell attended. Roles included skit participation hostess recorder group leadership and camp welcome duties.
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Homemakers’ of America
Goddard
Janet Eisenbise
F.H.A
Sharon van Vleet
Margaret Sughrye
Patty Leopold
Gerald VanVleet
Ada Newell
Miss Eisenbise
Miss VanVleet
Miss Sughrue
Miss Leopold
Grandfather Admits Killing Granddaughter In Custody Battle
Excelsior Springs Missouri AP reports 65 year old ex convict William M Faler alias Cecil Floyd signed a statement admitting he killed his 13 year old granddaughter JoAnn Wyse after 12 hours of questioning. Police say she died during a rape attempt while investigators note an autopsy could not confirm cause of death. Faler has two prior prison terms for burglary and a sex offense and is jailed without bond awaiting a June 28 preliminary hearing.
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Excelsior Springs
Glenn Clevenger
Clevenger
William M Fa
Ler
Cecil Floyd
Fater
JoAnn Wyse
Here
JoAnn
Richard E. McFadin
Faler
Faier
Harry Wyse
Stevenson Kennedy Pact Report Sparks presidential buzz
Chicago Tribune said Kennedy and Stevenson agreed to ally for the nomination, with Stevenson to stay off Los Angeles ballots for the first three rounds and Kennedy to back Stevenson if needed. Stevenson denied any talks. Daley and Stevenson’s camp disputed the report.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
the Tribune
Los Angles
Kennedy
Richard Daley
Ilinois
Libertyville
Vacation church school closing program at Community church
The Telegram reports a closing program for the vacation church school sponsored by the Community and Presbyterian churches. The event occurs tonight in the fellowship hall from 7 to 8 30 p.m. A short program and handicraft display are planned with Mrs. W K Wieland and Mrs. Lyle Phipps in charge.
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Community
Presbyterian Churches
Fellowship Hall
Community Church
W.K. Wieland
Presbyterian
Lyle Phipps
Senate Builds Secret Pool on Capitol Hill
New York Herald Tribune reports senators ordered a 20 by 20 foot basement pool in the old Senate Office Building Washington. Plans, drawn by the Capitol architect, call for construction funded from a 1958 $100000 appropriation to remodel plumbing. The pool would sit in the private senatorial health suite beneath a stairway on the building’s ground floor, alongside an existing 8 by 12 foot pool and private dressing rooms.
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NEW York
New York Herald Tribune
Senate
Capitol Hill
Washington
Washington Dispatch
Rebels Capture Key Junction Town in Nepal War
Tibetan rebels have captured an important road junction town from the Chinese Communists after a 10 day battle, reports reaching Kathmandu today.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Union Threatens Spread Of Convair Missile Strike
Union spokesmen say the Monday walkout against Convair will spread to its major airplane and fissile plants in San Diego idling about 20 000 workers. IAM and EAA deadlocked talks prompt potential strikes at Lockheed sites and Douglas plants. Wage disputes range from 14 cent hourly raises to seven percent proposed increases.
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San Diego
Calif
Convair
Architects Assn
International Assn
SAM
EAA
California
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Missiles and Space Division
San Francisco
IAM
Lockheed Missile Plants
Local Garden City Hospital Notes Admit Dismiss Births
Today in Garden City Hospital notes list admissions at St Catherine and Leopold, discharges from St Catherine, a birth at St Catherine to James and his wife, and several traffic and misdemeanor cases with names and towns.
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St. Catherine
Richard Mason
Copeland
Reuben E. Beach
Wichita
George F. Hart
Larry Stmatze
Leopold
Edna Hicks
Elkhart
Phillip R. North
R.W. Bilsaesser
Sublette
Lloyd W. Bailey
Manter
Robert Johnson
Scott City
James Leiker
Stoeckly
Rundown of Important Bills in Congress
Washington AP reports a status rundown on key bills. Foreign Aid cuts about 800 million from Eisenhower’s request of 4.175 billion. Housing subcommittee approves 1.5815 billion, exceeding the president’s request and moving to the full Banking Committee. School Aid faces House Senate friction blocked from conference by Rep. James C. Davis, likely stalling until adjournment. Wheat price supports hold at 75 percent parity for three more years with in kind payments, in exchange for a 20 percent acreage reduction. House works on a rival bill.
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House
Eisenhower
Senate Housing
Senate
James C. Davis
D-Ga
House Rules Committee
Congress
Deadline Approaches for Veterans GI Loan Programs
Veterans of World War II face a July 25 1960 deadline to apply for GI home farm or business loans under current laws. An extra year is possible to process loans, with Korean War veterans and World War I veterans unaffected. The rural direct loan program also expires July 25. For eligibility or applications contact J D Adams Kansas Veterans Commission at the American Legion Building Garden City.
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J. D. Adams
Kansas
Veterans’ Commission
American Legion
Garden,City
Markets Local Wagon Prices Stable Across Grains
Wheat at 1.73 unchanged. Mile at 1.35 unchanged. Barley 1.30 unchanged. Rye 0.85 unchanged. Farm prices hold steady in regional market notes.
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T. L. McKee
FHA
Sherwin Williams
William Hawley
McAbbiter Tfilegerald
Ardan Cuy
W. Fulton
Darrell Morrow
Lockheed
van Nuys
Sunnyvale
Santa Cruz
Vanderberg Air Force Base
Holloman Afb
N.M
Hawaii
Douglas Aircraft
Santa Monica
United Auto Workers
Douglas
Long Beach
Cape Canaveral
Vandenberg
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif Warren Air Force Base
Wyo
Offutt Air Force Base
Neb
Garden City Telegram
John Byron Branfield
Hutchinson
George Joseph Mader
Rt. 1
Roger Keith Edwards
Kenneth Eugene Brungardt
607 Ltd
N. Main
John Byron Brasfield
Donald S. Hobson
N. Main, Cay
John Frederick Kuehn
Davis
Bert Feldman
Denver
Madison Sq
Sta
Thea
Posalbig
McClung-Payne Pharmacy
Garden City, Kansas
America
Fregy
Goran
Simpson Building Products Center
ED Porter Lumber CO
Fulton
Garden Ity
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