Belgium Doctors Strike Crowds Hospitals In Belgium
Belgium's hospitals were crowded as doctors extended a week long strike Patients were denied house calls and office visits Two doctors were arrested in Olen for not aiding an 18 month old boy who died Regionally about 14 000 workers marched in Liege protesting doctors profits over humanity Premier Lefevre said no negotiations while strike continues The health program serves five million Belgians and faces deficits Nurses struggled to manage the surge as emergency beds were opened Some patients were sent to military hospitals and 2 000 dentists joined the strike placeholder notes on emergency clinics and gov oversight
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Olen
Liege
Lefevre
Belgium
Arthur Gilson
Gilson
Brussels
West Germany
Theo Lefevre
Solemn MacArthur Services For 84-Year-Old Warrior
Crowds gathered at a New York armory for public viewing of General Douglas MacArthur who died in Washington. Among those paying respects were John Naina from Middletown North Carolina, and many service members as honors were rendered. The casket lay in the regimental armory with military protocol observed, while leaders announced a Capitol lie in state and Norfolk burial services.
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Washington
John Naina
Middletown
N.C
Australia
MacArthur
Franconia Athletic and Civic Association
Armory
Park Avenue
67Th Street
Horace W. B. Donegan
New York
T. J. Finlay
St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Max Schenk
New York Board of Rabbis
Army
Navy
Air Force
Coast Guard
7Th Regiment
Universal Funeral Chapel
Lexington Avenue
52Nd Street
Jean MacArthur
Arthur
West Point
Pacific
Congress
Capitol
MacArthur Memorial
Norfolk
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
ISC Hosts Students of 15 Schools and David H Miller
ISC hosts students from 15 schools and David H Miller of Forbes joint high schools and several Indiana area districts. Music directors from Conemaugh Township to Indiana Junior High organize a festival with Eugene Hulbert directing the festival orchestra as rehearsals run Thursday Friday and Saturday culminating in a Saturday concert. Lawrence Stitt hosts and announces free admission for college faculty and students with I cards. Public admission is one dollar for adults and fifty cents for students.
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David H. Miller
Forbes
Elizabeth. Beck
Cresson
John Middleton
Sharon Snyder
Karyn Snyder
Westmont Hilltop
Joseph Samuel Capizzi
Joan Miller
Indiana
Bruce Bly
Susan Groff
Nancy Rupp
Linda Stiteler
Dayton
Joint
Tim Miller
Marion Center
Beverly Bantley
Mary Benshoff
Angela Colosimo
Carol Soloweigh
Johnstown Central High School
Susan Fiscus
Barbara Gable
Nancy
Louise Mayer
Cindy McKown
Indiana Junior High
John Salay, Jr
Conemaugh
Township
Chester
Singer
Somerset
Donald Routchi
Brockway Area
Leonard M.' Wolk
Ferndale-Dale
W. Glyn Edwards
Garfield Junior High
Arthur Pepe
Chestnut Ridge Joint
Joseph Debsky
Kittanning
Stanley Mish
Forbes Joint
Paul Flinn
Ernest Papinchak
Westmont-Hilltop
George Pollock
Indiana Joint
Eleanor Stull
Frank T. Koziel
Wiliam F. Teppert
Johnstown
James Sullinger
Indiana Junior High School
Eugene Hulbert
Indiana State College Music
Hulbert
Lawrence Stitt
Recollections of MacArthur on Corregidor Visit
Lt Governor Shafer recalls General MacArthur as courteous and emotionally moved during a Corregidor shore visit. He notes MacArthur avoided water, shook crews’ hands, toured caves held by Japanese soldiers, and reflected on leaving the Philippines. Shafer praised MacArthur as a man who lived for God and country.
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MacArthur
Philippines
Shafer
Corregidor
Gen. MacArthur
Saltsburg Council OKs Daylight Time Change
Saltsburg Borough Council approved daylight saving time from April 26 to October 25 and heard a letter from Congressman John P. Saylor outlining post office building considerations for Saltsburg. The meeting highlighted energy timing and potential ward project plans.
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Saltsburg
John P. Saylor
Poste
New Post
Seek 12th Juror For Beckwith UMWA Intensifies Strike Talks
In Bellaire Ohio AP reporters for UMWA president W A Boyle head to intensify efforts to end wildcat strikes that idled thousands of coal miners across six states The union pushes its two year contract with major soft coal producers as supporters score a first major victory with about 2500 miners returning to work in Jackson Mississippi and northern West Virginia.
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Bellaire
Ohio
United Mine Workers Union
W. A. Boyle
Jackson, Miss
Thel
West Virginia
Byron de la Beck
Dist. Atty
William Waller
Waller
Beckwith
Greenwood
Miss
Medgar Evers
Nct
Third mayor chosen in a month for Youngsville borough
Borough Council of Youngsville Warren County appointed Robert Jewell a planning commission member as mayor after the two prior mayors resigned within a month.
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Youngsville, Pa
Warren County
Robert Jewell
Borough Planning Commission
MacArthur Letter Recalled and Memoir of a Visit
Martin recalls meeting General Douglas MacArthur and proposing him as a 1952 Republican presidential candidate. MacArthur declined, saying Taft would win the nomination. A framed speech by Lucius Aemilius Paulus, sent by MacArthur, underscores the duty to advise on war efforts.
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General MacArthur
Martin
Bob Taft
MacArthur
Taft
New York
Lucius Clemilus Paulus
B.C
Macedonia
Douglas MacArthur
Syntron Host To Meeting Of Directors
HOMER CITY B K Hartman president of Syntron Co Homer City division of Link- MENTOR company held their annual meeting this afternoon in the Homer City offices Read Gazette Classified Ads The back to work movement and broader Vatican media commission were noted in the same dispatch detailing wage talks and strikes involving miners in Ohio and nearby states Pope Paul VI created a commission to study communications media and other religious concerns as part of a broader session.
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Fairmont
Morgantown
Vatican City
Pope
Paul VI
Pontifical Commission
Com
Istrikes
Powhat
Ohio
Vatican
Commission
Pennsylvania
West
Virginia
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Council
Commiscontract
Peabody Coal Co
St. Louis
Commisyear
UMW
Sion
Gwiseosses Ves
Ican
Holy See
Ipad
Portance
Homer City
B. K. Hartman
Syntron Co
Link
Newsweek Reports Johnson Driving At High Speed
Time magazine and Newsweek recount President Johnson driving a cream Lincoln at alleged speeds up to 90 mph on a Texas hill. The caravan included news staff as journalists chased the president through ranch country with cattle and a pig encounter.
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New York
Time Magazine
Johnson
Texas Hill
John McCormack
White House
Newsweek
Texas
Time
Obituaries Highlight Zelensky Vendur and Flute Deaths in Indiana Area
Obituary notices reflect Stan Zelensky of Ho— Lucerne mines and two other local deaths. Stanley Zelensky, husband of Frances Zelensky Bowser, former Crichton Coal foreman, is mourned with services at St Louis Church Lucernemines. Thomas M Vendur, Navy veteran, killed in 1964 Alitalia crash in Cercola Italy, and Herman E Flute of Heilwood, age 61, dies after Belgium born birth. Robert Bell Funeral Home arranging. Interments at St Bernard Cemetery Indiana and Sacred Heart Sagamore church.
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Stanley Charles Zelen
Lloyd Garhard Ff Osten Fase Ag
Rene Nated
T' Ndintin Hospital
Stanley Pires
Fone
Elnora
Pagaltshure
Frans«enmante
Tes
Bowser) Zelensky
Crichton Coal and Coke Co
Zelensky
St. Louis
Lucerne
Cee Za Viewan
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Edward Micha
Highland Park
Alfred Goetz
St. Marys
Orval Bard
McConnelsburg
John Kavelak
Curwensville
Friends
Richard T. Bell
Indiana
St. Louis R. C
Lucernemines
H. A. Podowski
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Thomas M. Vendur
U.S. Navy
Plumville
Cercola
Italy
Alitalia
Naples
AMM 2
Vendur
Michael
Vendor
Baldwin
Marion Center
Sacred Heart Church
Sagamore
Carl P. Milano
VFW
Funeral Home
Herman. E. Flute
Pine Street
Heilwood
Indiana Hospital
Achille
Augusta’ Richards Flute
Belgium
I Mer
St. Michael’s Greek Catholic Church
Clymer
Andrew K. Kane
Actor Sellers Suffering Heart Attack In Hollywood
Hollywood reports Peter Sellers, 38, collapsed from a heart attack while filming in Hollywood. Cedars of Lebanon Hospital reported his condition improved to fair after early shock. his wife Britt Eklund and co stars await further updates as doctors monitor rhythm disturbances.
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Mr. Fetterman
Cherryhill
Washington
Hollywood
U. S
Peter Sellers
Fetterman Company
Mayday
Cedars Ofing
Oregon
Grainel- Lebanon Hospital
Conevators
Sellers
Harold Mirisch
Pas. Co
Church of God of
Indiana
Diana County
Peter Gallers
Aysvang
Mostione
Miss Bar Versatile
Kara Fisher
Emory
Alice) Smith
Hide
Iva
Newton Falls
Ohio
Aaron Silver
Britt Eklund
Integrate Clinic Opens At Grady Hospital Atlanta
Grady Hospital in Atlanta opened its emergency clinic on a racially integrated basis Monday night, the result of a three year effort approved by hospital staff and three area medical associations. The clinic serves over 150000 patients annually, about 100000 of them Black.
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Atlanta, Ga
Grady Hospital
Fulton County
Seniors Plan Capital Trip At Shannock
Shannock Valley High School seniors will tour Washington DC on May 22 and 23, approved by the Shan nock Valley Union School Board. The board also reported a successful open house at the district’s new Rural Valley elementary school with over 1,500 attendees. It approved expenses for teachers to attend a workshop at Indiana State College and authorized guidance counselor William F. Eicht to attend conferences in Harrisburg and Hershey.
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Rural Valley
Shannock Valley High School
Washington, D.C
Shannock Valley Union School Board
Indiana State College
William F. Eicht
Harrisburg
Hershey
Glen Campbell Dedication and Family Remembrance
Glen Campbell is survived by many nieces nephews and cousins totaling 80. Friends may visit today and Wednesday at the Albert E Raleigh Funeral Home in Indians with services planned for Thursday at 2:30 p.m. Reverend David A Bailey will officiate and interment will follow at Greenwood Cemetery Indiana.
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Glen Campbell
Albert E. Raleigh
David A. Bailey
Grenwood Cemetery
Indiana
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Inala
Robinson-Lytie’s
Daniel Edward Palmer
Coalport
Philipsburg State General Hospital
Philipsburg
Grant Township
Indiana County
James
Mary Lydick Palmer
Fannie Campbell Palmer
Delbert
Ruth) Diehl
Irvona
Edward Palmer
Fallen Timber
Jessie
June
Conley
Barton
Vermont
Anna Dubensky
Adrian
Adrian Hospital
Punxsutawney
Anna Kostisak
Dubensky
St. Peter and Paul Greek Catholic Church
Ladies Guild and Rosary Society
Peter Dubensky
Frank
Marie) Kopas
Ambridge
Harold
Desiderious
Peter Jr
Punazsutawney
Thomas
Zellenople
Pifer Funeral Home
Lucy A. ‘Brewer
Ernest C. ‘Brewer
Washington Township
Indiana R. D
Robinson-Lytle's
Albert S. Fetterman
North Williamette
Portland
Casale
Isaac
Spokane
Walter
Orrville
Ruth M. Stiver Fisher
Meade J. Fisher
Pttsburgh
Jon
Jamey and
Finna Balla Dinnes Ost
Montgomery Township
R.C. Becherer
Link-Belt Co
D. E. Davidson
Link + Belt Co
G. E. Kaiser
Link-Belt Co. Ltd
Canada
C. §. Weyandt
Syntron Detroit
Gov
Nelson
A. Rockefeller
Michigan
Becherer
Cou-J
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Rockefeller
George W
Integrate Clinic
Shannock
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