Gomulka Seen By Some as Inflexible Leader in Poland
In Warsaw observers note Wladyslaw Gomulka, 62, remains secure as party first secretary but is viewed as resistant to change. His 1956 showdown with Khrushchev is cited, while successors like Kliszko Gierek and Moczar vie for power amid debates over Israel policy and North Vietnam appeals.
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Pilot Program Computer Accounting Planned At Hospital
Middletown Hospital officials begin a pilot to use a small IBM type computer for payroll and patient billing with two Cincinnati hospitals. The system links to a central Blue Cross computer and consolidates records to reduce paper work.
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Today In History August 27 1967 Associated Press notes
Highlights include the 1945 U S troops landing in Japan the first occupation of the country in modern history. Other events cover Long Island 1776 British victory the 1862 Garibaldi capture attempt the 1908 Texas birth Lyndon B Johnson near Stonewall the penicillin discovery in 1942 and Johnson’s 1964 nomination acceptance.
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