Mischley Chosen President Elect of Cincinnati Hospital Council
Walter A Mischley administrator of Middletown Hospital is named president elect of the Greater Cincinnati Hospital Council. He becomes the first Butler County hospital representative to hold the top post as five county hospitals joined the organization. Reschier of Hamilton re elected to the executive committee, president of Citizens Bank and Mercy Hospital trustee.
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Walter A. Mischley
Middletown Hospital
Greater Cincinnati Hospital
Butler County
Walter A. Reschier
Hamilton
The
Citizens Bank
Mercy Hospital
Liaison Office Planned in West Irian Border Tension
Jakarta reports that Indonesia and Australia will establish a joint liaison office in Djaja Pura the West Irian capital to ease border tensions along the 450 mile frontier. Dr Suajarno Tjondronegoro said the office aims to overcome border difficulties after incidents including cross border incursions and gunfire on refugees and Australian personnel.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Australia
West Irian
Djaja ,Pura
Australian New Guinea
Suajarno Tjondronegoro
Newsmen
Parkinsons breakthrough drug L dopa eyed for limited year end use
Washington AP reports an experimental drug called L-dopa shows promise in treating Parkinsons disease with limited availability by years end. Boston researchers also find amantadine chloride helps control symptoms, potentially allowing lower L-dopa doses and cheaper treatment.
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Washington
Boston
United States
Massachusetts General Hospital
Harvard Medical School
Robert S. Schwab
Harvard
Journal of the American Medical Association
National Institute of Neurological Diseases and
Atomic Energy Commissions
Brookhaven National Laboratory
George C. Cotzins
Cornell
Columbia
Northwestern
Unity Plan Under Review At Ohio Methodist Conference
About 1800 voting members of the United Methodist Ohio Conference gather in Lakeside for sessions running through Friday. The Plan and Basis of Union aims to unite four Ohio West Area conferences into a single body with more than 1500 churches and 440000 members by June 1970. The merger faces votes in coming days with leaders including Mayor Carl B. Stokes and Dr. Leroy Augenstein among speakers.
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New Jersey
Hoffmann-LaRoche Inc
John J. Burns
Hoffmann-LaRoche
Food and Drug Administration
Burns
United Methodists
Ohio Conference
F. Gerald Ensley
Ohio West
Hoover Auditorium
Evangelical United Brethren
Ohio Miami
Ohio Southeast
Westerville
Ohio Sandusky
St. Marys
Carl B. Stokes
Cleveland
Leroy Au
15 Greeks Charged In Plot Against Greek Regime
Premier George Papadopoulos announced a plot to topple the military backed regime was crushed and 15 retired Greek army officers were charged with conspiracy. The hunt for 90 year old deserter Alexander Panagoulis continued as authorities said most defendants were sent to distant islands.
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Athens
George Papadopoulos
Alexander Panagoulis
Papadopoulos
Constantine
Panagoulis
Ohio lawmakers drift in controversy but keep status quo
In Columbus the 108th General Assembly touched on abortion gun control and campus disorders but moved little. Only two major bills appear likely, an education funding measure and a routine appropriations bill. Public safety and a planning office face uncertain futures amid a public mood favoring calm over upheaval. An election looms next year to test the voters' preference.
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Columbus
Ohio
108Th General Assembly
Administration
Department of Public Safety S
Ohio Planning Office
Public Safety
House
Senate
Chicago man fined for emergency I 90 plane landing near Geneva
John Schreckers, 32, of Chicago, was fined 25 dollars plus costs in Ashtabula County Court for reckless operation after his single engine Mooney Statesman landed on Interstate 90 southeast of Geneva when fuel ran out. He coasted to the median between Austinburg and Geneva interchanges, plane dismantled, trucked to Germack Airport for reassembly and refueling before continuing to Chicago. He was taken to court by the Ohio Highway Patrol.
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Geneva
Ohio
Chicago
Here
Howard Warner
Ashtabula
John Schreckers
Albany
N.Y
Austinburg
Germack Airport
Schreckers
Ohio Highway Patrol
Students Sit Two Years In Grand Rapids Study
In Grand Rapids Michigan a study finds the average student spends about 15 000 hours seated from kindergarten through college equating to nearly two full years of time in classrooms and lectures.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Rare violin spider found in Sierra Madre park
A naturalist alerted Los Angeles County health officials after spotting a tiny South American violin spider in Sierra Madre. Officials sealed and fumigated five park buildings where a colony of about 50 was found possibly two years old. no bites were reported. The spider, venomous as a rattlesnake, is rarely seen in the United States aside from a 1964 Massachusetts appearance.
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Sierra Madre
Calif
Los Angeles County
Chile
Brazil
William Walaren
United States
Massachusetts
Waldron
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Cadiz
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Hospital Group
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Walter Mischley
Schwab
Lakeside, Ohio
Borsaey
Charles F. Kurfess
U.S
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