Interns Join Los Angeles Move for Heal-In Pay Hike
About 200 interns and 350 physicians at a major Los Angeles hospital launched a heal-in protest seeking higher pay. They aimed to admit more patients while retaining them longer, triggering a 25 percent rise in admissions and a 40 percent drop in discharges. Officials called the effort curbed. Interns requested a flat $400 monthly for interns and a five year scale for residents, but the new salary ordinance set interns at 330 starting and 337 after six months plus room and board, with residents from 435 to 645. Officials said care would not be interfered with while staff remained on duty as needed.
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Helen
Bes
Kenneth Totema
Nahn
Richard Bays
Hahn
The
Interns and Residents Association
William Evans
William O 'Barr
Charities
Bart
U.S
Gia Linh
da Nang
United States
Saigon
Coun
Marion Graduation Plans for 1965 Class Names List
A local note lists students for the Marion high school 1965 graduation with multiple names including Gregory Rice Russell Roush Clifford Ruffner Rita Runco Allen Ryen Goldie Ryen Mary Janas Ryen Carolyn Rob inson Randolph Ross Anna Sallese Janis Say Elizabeth Semetkos Charles Shields Mary Lou Shireman Donald Simpson Jer al Simpson Terry Rink Richard Skoff Charles Snyder Jerry Snyder Dennis States Patricia Stear Edward Steele Grace Stephen son Kenneth Sterling Lawrence Stiffter Rodger Stiles Allen Stiteler Ronald Sunderland George Swanlek James Taccone Elaine Thomas Cheryl Travis Margaret Travis Betty Jane Van IA Paul Wagner William Walls Jr Isabel Watson Henry Weaver Janet Weaver Willard Weaver Peter Weiss Bonita Wetzel Karen Wilhelm Theodore Williams Thomas Winebark Kay Wolfgang William Work Barbara Yarnick Rose Ann Yu bast.
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Gregory Rice
Russell Roush
Clifford Ruffner
Rita Runco
Allen Ryen
Goldie Ryen
Mary Janas Ryen
Carolyn Robinson
Randolph Ross
Anna Sallese
Janis Say
Elizabeth Semetkoskey
Charles Shields
Mary Lou Shireman
Donald Simpson
Jeral Simpson
Terry Rink
Richard Skoff
Charles Snyder
Jerry Snyder
Dennis States
Patricia Stear
Edward Steele
Grace Stephenson
Kenneth Sterling
Lawrence Stiffter
Rodger Stiles
Allen Stiteler
Ronald Sunderland
George Swanlek
Indiana Native In Top Post
Indiana native Wachob, a Gettysburg College graduate, serves as director of the Pennsylvania and Delaware Companies and became AT&T post last year. He is a director of The Girard Trust Bank, a member of The Franklin Institute, and sits on the Gettysburg College board of trustees. He is married to Catherine Griffith. the couple has no children.
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Pennsylvania
Delaware
AT & T
Wachob
Gettysburg College
Catherine Griffith
Thomas
Norris
Hanover
Edwin & Shine
Richmond Va
Girard Trust Bank
Philadelphia
Franklin Institute
Gettysburpotlepe
Chamber of Commerce
Coearer Prilate Pla
S and Penney Satin Chambers
Tre Wat
Muiftaul A
Wynne Won
New Parks To Be Opened In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania will open three new state parks at the season start. Warcers Path in Bedford County, Prince Gallitzin in Cambria County, and Susquehannock in Lancaster County are named by the Department of Forests and Waters.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Forests and Waters
Warcers Path
Bedford County
Prince Gallitzin
Cambria County
Susquehannock
Lancaster County
Indiana County leaders urge Route 119 to interstate plan
Secretary Tabor urged Homer City area business people to support adding Route 119 to the interstate plan, aiming for a four lane link to I 70 and the Keystone Shortway. Rep. William G. Buchanan highlighted progress on Indiana State College expansion and state park land purchases, while praising Isadore Lengler for county planning insights.
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Tabor
Homer City
Indiana County Committee
William G. Buchanan
Indiana State College
Yellow Creek State Park
Buchanan
Albert R. Pechan
Indiana County
Isadore Lengilet
Indiana County Planning Commission
Lengler
Indana County
Indiana
Ling- Jet
Gemini Battery Replacement May Delay Spaceflight
Gemini 4 mission faces a possible delay as ground crews may replace a battery before a simulated flight. Kraft said lifting the spacecraft a few feet from the Titan 2 to access bolts and connections is needed, with a rescheduled flight planned if the changes succeed. Officials noted extra programming time could allow the June 3 target if the test schedule proves workable.
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Kraft
mission control_ center
Houston
Motivitt
White
Air Force
United States
Tarly
McDivin and White
Susquehanna Funds Given U.S. Okay
The Senate Public Lands Committee earmarked about 44 million dollars for work on protests at 13 river basins including the Susquehanna and Beaneh. The committee approved the appropriation Thursday for two years. the House had passed the bill May 12 with the allocation.
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Washington
Senate
House
Susquehanna project receives funding authorization
The House bill provides a $263 million one year authorization for the Susquehanna project and related post office funding. Freder Money and C. Belen spoke at the ceremony in Morgantown as work on many long running projects continues.
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Susquehanna
Mouse Aids Stringing Of Cable At Lincolnshire Post Office
London AP reports a clever workaround by four Lincolnshire postal workers who used a mouse to guide a 30 foot telephone cable through a narrow gap between a water main and a protective sheaf under a railway crossing. Two workers captured mice near Wigtoft, tethered a thread to a tail, and after the rodent advanced to the exit, they pulled through string and wire to complete the installation. The stunt spared days of labor and illustrates improvisation under tight constraints.
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London
Lincolnshire
Post Office
Lincoln
Charlie Lyon
Trevor Jackson
Wigtoft
Lyon
Jackson
Judge-Elect Appeals Suspension in Pa. Case
Pennsylvania Supreme Court weighs an appeal by Northumberland County judge candidate Peter Krehel who faces a six month suspension of his law license. The board of censors found unprofessional conduct citing a $25 alleged bribe and a conflict of interest while Krehel represented clients on related litigation. Krehel argues the accusation is uncorroborated and seeks to overturn the suspension pending appeal.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Northumberland County
Peter Krehel
Kulpmont
Krehel
Supreme Court
Pittsburgh
Kreher
Board of Censors
William J. Krencewicz
Elroy Hack
Board of Arbitration
Hack
Martin A. Ryan
Krencewicz
Sunbury
Samuel Gubin
Gubin
Iman
Ryan
lHack
Jin
Pleads Guilty in Pittsburgh Stabbing Case
Edward McNeil aged 47 pleaded guilty to a general murder charge for stabbing Joseph Hill aged 64 during an argument on December 4 in a Scrip District apartment. Visiting Judge J Frank Graft will hear testimony next month to determine degree of the crime and sentence.
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Pittsburgh
Edward McNeil
Joseph Hill
J. Frank Graft
Scott disputes Clark on Pennsylvania unemployment cure
Sen. Hugh Scott, Republican of Pennsylvania, counters fellow Sen. Joseph Clark’s claim that the state lags in tackling joblessness. In a letter, Scott praises state gains under Gov. Scranton and notes substantial drops in unemployment across 36 localities since January 1963, while agreeing that effort must continue to provide jobs for all workers.
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Washington
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Joseph S. Clark
Pennsylvania
Clark
Scott
State Planning Board
Planning Board
William W. Scranton
Scranon
First Action of 173rd Airborne in Viet Nam Reports
AP photographer Horst Faas chronicles the 503rd Regiment’s first combat action in Viet Nam with the 173rd Airborne Brigade. Paratroopers face sniper fire, jungle vines, and rain as they move up the hills near Vung Tau, capture a Viet Cong suspect, and endure a night in a downpour with rations delivered by helicopter.
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73Rd Airborne Brigade
South Viet Nam
Horst
Viet Vung Tau
Vung Tau
Artill
Levy
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Viet Nam
503Rd Regiment
Copters Collide and Air War Rages Across Vietnam
Reports say nine died after copter collisions while several U S aircraft hit Nui and Matt radar sites offshore. Viet Cong overran Mea Thanh Ha outpost near Saigon as fighting widens with heavy casualties on both sides and a major government purge of military and civilian ranks announced.
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U.S
Hon Nieuw
Hon Matt
Prewnse Eveneds
Quang Ferry
Giang River
Saigon
Mea Thanh Ha
Phong Dinh
da Nang
I Corps
Tam Ky
Obituaries of local residents 1965 May 28 notices
Obituaries list Edwin P Strittmatter 78 of 418 North Fifth Street Indiana died May 28 1965 at Indiana Hospital. Visitation at Robinson-Lytle Indiana after 7:30 p.m. today and 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Saturday Sunday. Requiem Mass 10 a.m. Monday at St Bernard Roman Catholic Church Indiana. Rosary 8 p.m. Sunday at funeral home. Complete obituary to appear Saturday Gazette. Agnes Davidson Clayton 67 formerly of Clymer died May 22 1965 at Newbury Park California visiting. Survived by husband, son James Niagara Falls five daughters, four brothers, twenty-six grandchildren, six great grandchildren. Services in Niagara Falls May 26. interment Memorial Park Cemetery Lewiston NY. Mrs John C Froehlich 92 widow of Homer City resident to be buried 1 p.m. May 29 Greenwood Cemetery Indiana. George G Diddy Graham 88 of 4007 Connecticut Ave SW Washington DC died May 27 1985. Survived by widow Naomi, son George G. Jr., two grandchildren, brothers Howard, Robert R., Richard C., sister Martha Graham, and Heth Jamison. Shoemaker Funeral Home Blairsville viewing. service Sunday 10 p.m. Monday Rev Edward Thompson, interment Blairsville Cemetery. Charles B Denning 57 Infomer City R D 2 died May 27 1965 Indiana Hospital. Visitation Askew Funeral Home Homer City. blessing 10 a.m. Saturday by Rt Rev Monsignor H A Podowski. interment church cemetery.
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Edwin P. Strittmatter
North Fifth Street
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
John
Frances Kaylor Strittmatter
Robinson-Lytle's
St. Bernards Roman Catholic Church
Church
the Gazette
Agnes Davidson Clayton
Clymer
Newbury Park
Calif
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Christian Missionary Alliance Church of
Jack
Helen) Howorth
Howard
Minnie) Abraham
Tony
Agnes) Wyne
Robert
Ruth) Marlin
Lillian) Bowman
Thomas
Alex Davidson
California
David
Akron
Christian Missionary Alliance
Memorial Park
Lewiston
John C. Froehlich
Homer City
New Hartford
Greenwood Cemetery
William H
Martha Clawson Graham
Ebenezer
Indiana County
Naomi Shearer
Blairsville
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church
American Legion Post 407
Edward J. Thompson
Blairsville Cemetery
Charles B. Denning
Infomer City
R.D
Homer
H. A. Podowski
Church Cemetery
Penn State to Open June 30 Bids for Farm Facility Expansion
The General State Authority will open new bids June 30 for relocating and expanding Penn State agricultural facilities. Bids received June 17 exceeded the $925,000 allocation and were rejected. The university has moved dairy barns and labs to form a major livestock center on the campus perimeter.
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Harrisburg
General State Authority
Pennsylvania State University
District Attorney to Attend Tax Evasion Trial as Witness
Pittsburgh report notes District Attorney Robert Duggan of Allegheny County scheduled as a defense witness in the Income tax evasion trial of Lawrence J. Maloney. Duggan provided no reason for his appearance. The brief mentions related notes about suspension and other local figures.
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Pittsburgh
Pena
Dist Att
Robert Duggan
Alleghenry County
Lawrence J.maloney
Duggan
Maloney
Oyster Bay
N.Y
Rently
Pierre Coret
Odile
Arter
Pa Prison Escapees and Returned Israeli Graves Reported
Fragmented text details multiple topics including prison escapees in Pennsylvania and reference to an Israeli grave, with scattered names and places such as Coulanges-en-Tardenois Soissons Aisne and Newark New Jersey. The passage is garbled and lacks clear events or dates to summarize coherently.
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Quentin Roosevelt
Coulanges-en-Tardenois
Soissons-Aisne
Pierre Newark
N.J
Odile
Pennsylvania
Catradl
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Agnes B. Hood
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