Hospital Head Fired in Dispute at Cambridge Maryland
A five member arbitration panel ousted Harold P. Coston as administrator of Cambridge Maryland Hospital amid a feud with the hospital board and medical staff. The panel also ordered other leaders in the dispute to relinquish duties for at least three years. The hospital faced mounting losses and a threatened closure as doctors boycotted services except for emergencies and obstetrics while pursuing appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge, Md
Harold P. Coston
Cambridge-Maryland Hospital
Coston
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals
Market Rally Stalls as Traders Weigh Weekend Outlook
The stock market halted its midweek rally with mixed early trading and slight gains or losses among blue chips. Investors cite caution over potential international developments in the next two days, while rails rise modestly. In other news, Mrs. Mattie McKee, 77, of 11 N 9th, Phoenix, Arizona, died yesterday after illness. survivors include three sons and one daughter. Funeral set for Monday at 2:30 p.m. at the Christian Church with burial at Valley View Cemetery.
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New York
Wall Street
T.L
Mattie) McKee
Phoenix
Ariz
Christian Church
Garden City
McKee
Wray
Colo
Jay
Dodgerty
Alfred
Cincinnati
Hazel Stephens
Phoenix Ariz
Arthur Fleming
Valley View
Phillips 4
FHA Members Back From Camp
Four students and two advisors return from a weeklong Future Homemakers of America training encampment at Goddard. Janet Eisenbise Sharon Van Vleet Margaret Sughrue Patty Leopold and Mrs. Gerald Van Vleet along with Ada Newell attended. Each girl held specific duties including skit hostess leader and president roles while advisors advised sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future
Homemakers of America
Goddard
Janet Eisenbise
F.H.A
Sharon van Vleet
Margaret Sughrue
Patty Leopold
Gerald van Vleet
Ada Newell
Miss Eisenbise
Miss VanVleet
Miss Sughrue
Miss Leopold
Grandfather admits killing granddaughter in Excelsior Springs
William M Faler alias Cecil Floyd, 65, ex convict, signed a statement admitting he killed JoAnn Wyse 13 near Excelsior Springs. Police say the death followed a rape attempt. Faler faces first degree murder charge with possible death penalty. JoAnn had been missing 12 days. Faler held without bond for a June 28 preliminary hearing.
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Excelsior Springs
Glenn Clevenger
Clevenger
William M Fa
Ler
Cecil Floyd
Faler
JoAnn Wyse
Here
JoAnn
Richard E. McFadin
Harry Wyse
Faier
Wyse
Stevenson Kennedy Pact Report Sparks Chicago Controversy
The Chicago Tribune reported a proposed agreement between Senator John F. Kennedy and Adlai E. Stevenson for the presidential nomination with Stevenson denying any such deal. The proposal allegedly frames Stevenson to avoid Los Angeles on early ballots while Kennedy fights on, with potential future support and a vice presidential bid. Daley says he has heard nothing, and the May 21 Libertyville visit is cited as the rendezvous.
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Chicago
The
Chicago Tribune
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
the Tribune
Los Angles
Kennedy
Richard Daley
Illinois
Tribune
Libertyville
Vacation church school closing program
The closing program for the vacation church school sponsored by the Community and Presbyterian churches will be tonight in the fellowship hall of the Community church from 7 to 8 30 p.m. A short program and display of handicraft will be shown. Mrs. W K Wieland and Mrs. Lyle Phipps are in charge.
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Community and
Presbyterian Churches
Fellowship Hall
Community Church
W.K. Wieland
Presbyterian
Lyle Phipps
Senate Builds Secret Pool in Capitol Hill Basement
The New York Herald Tribune reports senators secretly ordered a 20 by 20 foot white tile pool for the basement of the old Senate Office Building in Washington. Construction will be funded from $100,000 leftover from a 1958 remodel appropriation and sits in the private health suite under a ground floor stairway.
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NEW York
New York Herald Tribune
Senate
Capitol Hill
Washington
Washington Dispatch
Capitol
Union Strikes Set to Hit Convair Missile Facilities
Union leaders threaten a one day strike to spread to Convair plants in San Diego affecting 20 000 workers on Atlas intercontinental missiles F106 interceptors and Convair jet transports. IAM and EAA remain in deadlock as talks continue amid other aerospace labor actions nationwide.
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San Diego
Calif
Convair
Assn
International Assn. of Machinists
IAM
EAA
California
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Missiles and Space Division
San Francisco
Douglas Aircraft
Santa Monica
United Auto Workers
Douglas
Long Beach
Atlas
Cape Canaveral
Vandenberg
Edwards Air Force Base
Warren Air Force Base
Wyo
Offutt Air Force Base
Neb
Wage talks at Lockheed plants and IAM demand raise
The IAM pushes for an 11 cent wage increase and 3 cent living cost rise, seeking 14 cents with fringe benefits. Current scales run from 1.79 to 3.40 dollars per hour, with Lockheed missile plants averaging 2.65 dollars hourly. The union seeks 7 percent raises in each of the next two years.
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IAM
Lockheed Missile Plants
Admissions and births at Garden City hospitals
In Garden City today admissions include Mrs Richard Mason Copeland Reuben E Beach Wichita George F Hart Copeland Larry Stmatze Eminence Rt At Leopold Mrs Edna Slicks Elkhart discharges feature Phillip R North Wichita Mrs R W Elsaesser Sublette Lloyd W Bailey Manter and Mrs Robert Johnson Scott City. A birth at St Catherine hospital reports a boy born to Mr and Mrs James Leiker at 8 12 pm weighing 8 lbs 6 oz 502 Stoeckly.
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St. Catherine
Richard Mason
Copeland
Reuben E. Beach
Wichita
George F. Hart
Larry Stmatze
Leopold
Edna Slicks
Elkhart
Phillip R. North
R.W. Elsaesser
Sublette
Lloyd W. Bailey
Manter
Robert Johnson
Scott City
James Leiker
Stoeckly
Police Court Bonds Listed In Hutchinson Notes
Bonds posted include John Byron Brasfield of Hutchinson five dollars for improper starting of a parked vehicle George Joseph Mader Rt 1 ten dollars for improper mufflers Roger Keith Edwards twenty five dollars for improper mufflers Kenneth Eugene Brungardt 607 8th twenty five dollars for disorderly conduct Also traffic accidents Thursday at 9 25 a m in the 300 block of North Main involving Brasfield and Donald S Hobson 919 North 10th and Thursday at 2 p m in the 300 block of North Main involving John Frederick Kuehn 306 Davis and a parked vehicle registered to Bert Feldman Denver Colorado.
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John Byron Brasfield
Hutchinson
George Joseph Mader
Rt. 1
Roger Keith Edwards
Kenneth Eugene Brungardt
N. Main
Donald S. Hobson
John Frederick Kuehn
Davis
Bert Feldman
Denver
Colo
Tibetan Rebels Seize Key Junction Town
Tibetan rebels capture an important road junction town near Katmandu after a ten day battle with Chinese forces. Reports from Katmandu say the Rebels seized the strategic location, signaling a notable shift in the regional conflict.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Rundown on Key Bills in Congress
Washington reports outline status of foreign aid housing school aid and wheat bills. Subcommittees push changes while House and Senate clash on school aid and wheat price supports. Senatorial and House actions set stage for adjournment near July.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate
House
James C. Davis
D-Ga
House Rules Committee
Deadline approaches for GI loan programs for veterans
Veterans of World War II face a July 25 1960 deadline to apply for GI home farm or business loans under current rules. An extra year will be allowed to process the loan after application. The rural direct loan program also expires July 25. For details or to apply see J D Adams Kansas Veterans Commission field representative at the American Legion Building Garden City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Adams
Kansas
Veterans’ Commission
American Legion
Garden City
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T. L. McKee
FHA
Sherwin Williams
William Hawley
W. Fulton
Darrell Morrow
Telegram Star
Clifford R. Hope, Sr
U.S
Hope
Great Plains Wheat Market Development Assn
al Dewey
Lockheed
van Nuys
Sunnyvale
Santa Cruz
Vanderberg Air Force Base
Holloman Afb
N.M
Hawaii
Garden City Telegram
P.O. Box
Madison Sq. Sta
N. Y
McClung-Payne
Garden City, Kansas
America
Freey
Simpson Building Products Center
ED Porter Lumber CO
E. Fulton
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