Cause of 14 hepatitis deaths linked to osteopath
In New Jersey, health officials struggle to pinpoint the cause of 14 hepatitis deaths across several sites. All victims were treated by Dr. Albert Weiner, an Erlton osteopath, who faced license suspension and injections of tranquilizers. A Philadelphia suit seeks $250,000 for Miriam Jean McManamon and her unborn child. The investigation continues as boards weigh permanent license actions and potential charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. Weiner
Erlton
State Board of Medical Examiners
State Health Department
Weiner
United States District Court
Philadelphia
Trenton
N. J
South Jersey
William Dougherty
Department
Division of Preventible Diseases
Albert Weiner
Health Department
United States
District Court
Miriam
Jean McManamon
Levittown
George
Kevin
McManamon
Dougherty
Board of Medical Examiners
Attorney General's Office
French Officials Optimistic on Algerian Referendum
In Algiers AP reports officials optimistic as turnout averages 62 percent in 600 rural communities on day two of the referendum on Charles de Gaulle’s plan to end six years of fighting in Algeria. Rebels call for boycott while the army guards 670 communities. most voters ignore FLN orders and vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
de Gaulle
Mostrins
National Front’ of Liberation
FLN
Davey Signs Measure On Relief Cash
Davey defends a relief funding plan amid a recession facing the state. Officials argue funds earn interest and borrowing could save on costs. criticism notes the shortage was evident last fall and cites a proposed $30 million annual tax program. Five Republican senators floated bills to borrow and repay without a deadline as the legislature recesses to Jan 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kessler
Weiner
Lawrence
Henry J. Porpert
R-Montgomery
Cuba and United States tradeoffs in Fidel Castro era talks
In a mix of remarks, Guevara questioned Kennedy on anti Castro policy while signaling Cuba would sell sugar to the United States at market prices if paid, and urged mutual respect in talks with Cuba. He noted U S markets closure affected sugar pricing and reported Cuban plans amid regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
United States
Cuba
Guevara
Kennedy
U. S
U.S
Switzerland
Columbia Broadcasting System
Bernard Eisman
Chicago
Robert Schahne
New York
Bruce Hoertel
Andrew Willener
Washington
Pinar del Rio
Wwattyen
Havana
Malecon Drive
Hotel Nacional
Morro Castle
Uruguay
Refusal to Delay Retail Minimum Wage Order
Harrisburg AP reports Phila County Court refused a stay on the new state minimum wage order for women and children in retail trades. Six judges declined hearing legality before the order’s effective date of Jan 15. Edward C. First Jr. urged postponement for three small businessmen. The order would affect about 51,000 workers nationwide, per the State Labor and Industry Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg AP
Pauphin County Court
Edward C. First Jr
Harrisburg
State Labor and Industry Department
GOP Seeks New Strategy for Big City Elections
Republicans push a task force led by Ohio Chairman Ray Bliss to study urban political dynamics and propose methods to win in large Democratic strongholds. Thruston Morton will stay as chair for now and later run for Senate. A drive to register voters and a model election law are part of the plan as GOP leaders eye the 1962 campaigns and potential 1964 presidential contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell
Washington
Thruston B. Morton
Ohio
Ray Bliss
Big City
Bliss
Richard M. Nixon
Morton
Senate
Kentucky
Bernard M. Shanley
White House
Linois
Nixon
Harley B.markham
Idaho
Congress
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Datter
Gay
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Charles Halleck
Indiana
National Committee
New York State
Coal Firms In Anti-Trust Suit Action
Southeast Tennessee coal operators file a Sherman Act suit in federal court seeking damages and alleging a conspiracy to control coal production across the Southern Appalachians. Defendants include the United Mine Workers, Cyrus Eaton, Tennessee Valley Authority, its power manager G O Wessenauer, Louisville and Nashville Railroad, Western Kentucky Coal Co, and UMW trustees Josephine Roche and others. The complaint accuses the UMW and welfare fund of a plan to gain control of the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga, Tenn
Tennessee
United Mine Workers
Cyrus Eaton
Sequatchie Valley
Tenn
Appalachians
Eaton
UMW
Tennessey Valley Authority
G. 0. Wessenauer
Chattanooga
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Western Kentucky Coal Co
Cleveland
Thairman
John J. Lewis
Henry A. Schmidt
Josephine Roche Ag
UMW Welfare and Retirement Fund
Welfare Fund
Unman
Carolina Theater Pickets Demand End to Whites Only Policy
In Chapel Hill North Carolina a group of pickets demonstrated outside the Carolina Theater on Friday to end the theater’s whites only admission rule. The film Porgy and Bess played with an all Negro cast drawing attention to segregation in cinema and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
N.C
Porgy and
Bess
Laos King Returns amid security speculation in capital
Reports from Vientiane say King Vathana returned to Luang Prabang amid speculation over security around the capital during a formal installation of a new anti Communist government. A spokesman cited no definite details as rebels backed by Soviet arms widen their hold in the north central plains since New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vientiane
Laos
AP Qing Advang Vathana
Fa Fang Prabang
Pais
Phine
Qin
Achilles
Pethet Lao
Tan Niles
Vieritiae
Pyenyi
Prince Bown Quam
Prabang
Pather Dad
Debbie Reynalds
Harry Karl
Mantego Bay
Ocho
Mar Rios
Jamaica
Nine Denver Policemen Arrested
In Denver nine patrolmen were jailed as the force intensified an internal crime probe. Chief James Childers said more arrests would follow amid questions about the department. Officers arrested include Cart hd. Pattedson and Willie Wits dares for a $500 burglary, with others tied to a $5,000 safe theft last April. George J. Zeller was questioned and released as investigators pursued discrepancies in accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
James Childers
Arthur R. Winshiniey
Winstaniey
Hhe
Bivien Sive
Winstanley
Ae Cart Hd
Pattedson
Childers
Pawneshop
Tollefson Seach
Willie Wits
Weith J. Hutton
Bobbie G Whales
George J. Zeller
Hutto
Whales
Denver Police Union
Peace Corps plan floated by Kennedy aide Millikan
In a Georgetown talk Millikan backs a three year service for youths in underdeveloped nations as a peace corps alternative to the draft but favors pilot testing. He notes a drafted replacement would be necessary to staff the corps if pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Millikan
Georgetown
Don Flumphrey
Dleicher School of International Law and Diplomacy
Tufts University
Medford Mass
Obituaries From Indiana County Route Listings and Obits
Obituaries include Dorothy W Lamkie of Glen Campbell Road born July 24 1930 in Hooverhurst and married April 9 1950 to Albert Lamkie. Also listed are Sumner Vere Hill Paul J Stonebraker Arlene Thornton Patsy Ann Long Donald Harris Vada Walker Fontaine David Jericho Robert Goodlin and others with service details, survivors and funeral arrangements.
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Dorothy W. Lamkie
Albert A. Lamkie
Glen Campbell RD
Jaanuary
Hooverhurst
Glen Campbell Rod
Albert J
Michael P. Larakie
Arcadia
Mary Horonic
Cleveland
Ohio
Irene Mattis
Redia Marlene Watrel
Joseph E. Watral
Washington
Peter and Paul Roman Catholic
Thomas Ropers
St. Michael's
S.S. Peter and Paul
St. Michaels Cemetery
Glen Campbell
Gardner Funeral Home
Gen Campbell
Sumner Vere Hill
Mannor Road
Indiana County
Homer City
Eliphet P
Mary Ann Petticord Hill
Atlantic Refining Company
Fox Chapel
Indiana
Hill
First Christian Church
1.C.C.F. Lodge
Sharpshurs Etna
Sarah Snyder Hill
Lester C
Beaver, Pa
Thomas W
Mary’ Ellen Hill
Edith A. Hill
Donald K
Margaret Edwards
Black Lick
Alice Agnew
Josephine
Villa Hobaugh
Butler
Hill Funeral Home
Church Street
Harold C. Lillie
Paul J. Stonebraker
Mercer
Henry
Anna Helmer Stonebraker
White Township
Alice Orr Stonebraker
Robt. C
Norma June
Snyderwine
Sharon
Charles
Marie) Anderson
Robert
May) Jones
New Wilmington
James A
West Middlesex
Ferne) Lawton
New Castle
Sylvester Shirley
McConnell
Sharpsville
Dale
Carolyn) Barber
Mahoningtown
Ralph
U.S. Navy
Norfolk
Willian
Esther
Phyllis
Thomas
Harold
Clara Underwood
Seward
K. H
May
Graft
John R
Gaynell) Campbell
Bows
Sharps Funeral Home
Arlene Thornton
Clymer
Indiana Hospital
Clearfield County
Jesse
Anna Lydick Neeley
Mentele Wesleyan Methodist Church
Ronald W
Meotele
Richard Arthur
Bruce
Thelma) Phillips
Winifred) Marsh
Kenneth
Milesburg
Kanis
Clyner
Arthur
New York City
Mrew Avail Dixon
Dorothy
Bence
Catherine Carlson
George Fopp
Ward Booker
Oakland Company
Donald Harris
Railroad Avenue
Lucerne
Anita
Jefferson County
John
Jane Stewart Harris
Edith Gearhart
Roy
Margaret) Laye
Aberdeen
Donald
Florida
John Harris
Eska
Alaska
Margaret Harris
Blairsville
Jane Kinter
Lisle
Mary) Kunkle
Harris
U.M.W
Lucernemines
Askew Funeral Home
Vada Walker Fontaine
Fontaine
St. Petersbore
Fla
Ihfeferson County
Jacob
Sarah Haag Walker
Marion Center
Mirician
Butler County
St. Petereshurz
Methodist Church
Joseph Gilkey
David Jericho
Coral
Wedory Pris Way
David
Sarah Ferris Jericho
Midway
John Jericho
Detroit
Mich
Maude Smith
Nettie Smith
Huron
Catherine Laird
Frien
Harlow
Homer
James Conk
Coral Chapel
Color Comic Monopoly Suit Filed
A civil anti trust suit in Federal District Court seeks to halt six companies from continuing an alleged color comic supplement monopoly. The Justice Department filed after a grand jury found evidence of a $28 million annual market, naming Greater Buffalo Press Hearst King Features Syndicate Newspaper Enterprise Association International Color Printing Southwest Color Printing and Dixie Color Printing. The action accuses the firms of suppressing competitive bidding and conspiring to monopolize the field, citing plant acquisitions and past actions to maintain control. The grand jury declined indictments but pursued civil relief under the Sherman Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Justice Department
Greater Buffalo Press, Inc
Hearst Corp
New York
Greater Gulfaln
King Features Amt
Competiton
Greater Buffalo
International Color
Southy ‘West Color Printing
Dixie Color
Montaly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Davey
Ee Eye Manta Journal
Prders
Wiversity
Hamilton E. Holmes
Charlayne Hunter
University of Georgia
W. A. Beetle
Hones
Morehouse College
Atlanta
Hunter
Wayne State University
Gop
Demo
Big City Machines
Carolina Theater
Star In
Peace Corps
India
Henry Jackson
Washingtton
Democratic National Committee
John M. Bailey
Connecticut
Jackson
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Patsy Ann Long
R.D
St. Francis Hospital
Pittsburgh
Pent Run R.D
Ervin C. and
Viola Detwiler Hill
Penn Run R.D
Samuel Long
RD. 1
Penn Run
Mike
Helen) Oros
Eleanor) Trimble
Eden
N.Y
Della) Gibbons
Leroy
Caroline) Hullihen
Ebensburg
Joan
Peggy
R.D. A
Sutila
Wayne ‘Avenue
Clyde H. Waite
Maple Grove Cemetery
Robert Goodlin
Princeton
Jefferson Medical Hospital
Clysmer
Blair
Catherine Lear Goodlin
Clymer Presbyterian Church
Clymer High School
Tlans
Maryville College
Tom
Princeton Theological Seminary
Flea
Dore Keaster Goodling
Bethlehen
Pas Ronald
Richland
Wash
Black
Grace) Willams
Clairemont
Caly
Raymond
Elizabeth
White Plains
Durbin
Ireland
Pae Memorial Serviers
Barry Futzzer
St. Patrick’s Rue Niman
Bence Guneral
Lamonter
de Valera
Representa
Tisaday
Cominical
Trish
Greenward Cemetery
James Cummings HL
Putrolinan
Harold de Bailey
Brauley O
Hatton
Bailey
Whaley
Hurt
Railion
Jack S. Sumiprass
Ko Wayne Weston
Gerald C. Sanford
Barry Fitzgerald
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