Senators condemn VA chief over medical care policy crisis
Investigating senators accuse VA administrator Carl R. Gray Jr. of causing a crisis in veterans medical care and demand he grant chief medical director Joel T. Boone real policy authority. They urge presidential appointment of the medical director and Senate confirmation. In Newark, a separate indictment charges Kilgore Manufacturing with 19000 counts for the South Amboy munitions blast that killed 31 and caused $10 million in damage.
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Washington
Carl R. Gray Jr
Veterans Administration
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Humphrey
D.-Minn
Joel T. Boone
Magnusett
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U. S
Ohio
South Amboy
Kilgore Manufacturing Co
Kilgore
Interstate Commerce Commission
van Atta
Tait Listed Among '10 Most Wanted' Tait Listed Among '10 Most Wanted'
FBI added Ernest Tait to its ten most wanted list for an April 1 attempted burglary at the Elks Club in New Castle Indiana. Wounded in a gun battle with police he escaped. accomplice Richard Schmidt was captured with severe injuries. Tait, 40, has a 20 year criminal record and is described as tall slender brown haired with a lisp and a fondness for race tracks and odd cars.
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FBI
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Tait
Indianapolis
Elks Club
New Castle
Ind
Richard Schmidt
Bureau
Schmidt
Indiana Penitentiary
Ilinois
Indiana
Anthony Brancato
San Francisco
Brancato
Las Vegas
Nev
City Council Briefs on licenses, projects and bids
City council protests liquor license near John Dewey High School and schedules a State Board of Equalization hearing. Members attend ground breaking for West Side Boys Club at Admiral Kidd Park, and council approves 28000 for the project. Seventy five thousand planned sewer work and island annex cost allocation to be reimbursed by property owners. Finger Pier rehabilitation plans move to committee with an 80000 estimate. Planning Commission reclassifying 223rd St. held over for Tuesday inspections by Fletcher and Livoni. Salary for City Prosecutor raised to 9600. Fire Captain Conaway disability pension denied after medical opinion conflict. Building code amended to add plan checking fees boosting department revenue by 43000.
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Two Movies Shown at Shrine Club Luncheon
Robert Cabot of the Long Beach Police Department presented two motion pictures at a Shrine Club luncheon held at the Wilton Hotel yesterday. Dr. Frank E. Weld was program chairman and Wesley M. Sutton presided.
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Long Beach
Ideal Position Jaycee Becomes Bureau for Dates
Cleveland July 1 John Depke, executive secretary of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, must secure dates for 60 girls by tomorrow. He already has 11 as the Alpha Pi Sigma sorority entertain ment chairwoman Mrs Dallas Keiser of New Philadelphia requests escorts for the July 19 to 23 national convention here. The Rainbow room dance needs single men for escorts, and a Thursday deadline was set.
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Depke
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Dallas Keiser
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Alpha Pj Sigma Sorority
Rev Walker to Lead Long Beach Week Day Religious Education
Rev Robert C Walker named executive director of the Long Beach Week Day Religious Education Program sponsored by the Ministerial Union of Long Beach. He succeeds Della Javanson after years of leadership and brings California teaching and church music experience to the post. Registration date for pupils to be announced with August start.
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First Church of the Brethren
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California
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Southern California
Art Publication Society
International Piano Teachers’ Society
First Charest of the Brethers
Eastside
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Southern
Arizona
Fishermen Fined Under Trust Law in LA
Seven union officials and two unions paid a total of 1075 in fines after not contesting an anti trust law action accusing them of conspiring to fix fish prices and set prices for canneries. They pleaded ignorance and said practices have changed. Judge Ling placed them on probation for one year. CIO International Fishermen and Allied Workers of America fined 500 and AFL Sein and Line Fishermen's Union fined 150.
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Los Angeles
AFL Sein and Line Fishermen's Union
Junion
135 More Casualties In Korean War List
The Defense Department identified 135 additional Korean War casualties. Of these, 29 are dead, 75 wounded, 13 missing, and 18 injured in battlefield zone accidents.
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Defense Department
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