Armco Names Two New Managers in Tubing Units
Armco Steel announces two appointments. Stuart Hatch of 104 Stanley Street becomes manager standard pipe distribution and E A Scanlon of 119 Marymont Court is named manager mechanized tubing products. Hatch joined Armco in 1944 and Scanlon in 1948 with prior posts in Pittsburgh and San Francisco.
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Armco Steel
Stuart Hatch
Stanley St
Standard Pipe Distribution
P. F. Pardonner
Steel Sales
E. A. Scanlon
Marymont Court
R. E. Getter
Hatch
Armco
National Supply Co
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Standard Pipe Products
Carnegie- Mellon Institute
University of Pittsburgh
Middletown Area
Ing Products
San Francisco
Tubular
Volunteers enable special care for brain-damaged Lynne
Mr and Mrs Christy arrange a long weekend Bahamas break while fifty adults and ten teens provide a full week patterning program for Lynne, a seven year old with brain damage. Anne, five, and Lynne’s sister stay with neighbors during the couple's absence as groups rotate through the daily care.
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Louis Christy
Graydon
Bahamas
Christy
Lynne
Anne
John Robb
Million Secured For Ohio Medical Center Project
Gallipolis Ohio receives a $10 million bond issue for a new medical center, largest of its kind in Ohio. The 265 bed facility near the Ohio River aims for a 500 bed future capacity, serving 20 counties in Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky and planned to open January 1972.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Charles J. Kilroy
McDonald &Co
Cleveland
D. Kenneth Morgan
Central government backs Hindi as official language link
The Indian central government agrees with seven state governments Uttar Pradesh Rajasthan Gujarat Bihar Madhya Pradesh Himachal Pradesh and Maharashtra to correspond in Hindi rather than English a move signaling a broader push for Hindi usage in official communication.
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New Delhi
Uttar Pradesh
Rajasthan
Gujarat
Bihar
Madhya Pradesh
Himachal Pradesh
Maharashtra
Prisoners Released Under Greek Coup Regime Pledge
Athens army backed regime released twenty eight prisoners after they signed pledges not to fight the government. Officials say about 1600 of 6500 arrested after the April 1967 coup remain in prison based on official figures.
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Athens
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