New Respiratory Aid Dept Opens at Oswego Hospital
Oswego Hospital establishes an inhalation therapy department with the latest devices and trained staff. Dr. Samuel Tripp oversees the unit, Richard Clark LPN serves as inhalation therapist, and equipment includes tank respirators for intermittent positive pressure breathing and automatic resuscitation. The program aims to improve comfort for patients in respiratory distress and expand as more equipment arrives.
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Oswego Hospital
Samuel Tripp
Richard Clark
LPN
Clark
Dodd Faces Ethics Panel Doubts Over Travel Fees
Senator Thomas J. Dodd defends his honesty and honor before the ethics committee amid findings he billed the Senate and private groups for travel and used campaign funds for personal expenses. He pleads for justice not mercy as more than 80 senators listen while his family observes.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Ethics Committee
Connecticut
Dodd
Flag Day Busiest in Capitol History Sees 132,760 Flags Since 1937
U S flags flew over the Capitol on Flag Day with 18 010 displays last year and a total since 1937 of 132 760. Requests come from Congress members and constituents while two clerks track each flag by number to prevent mix ups.
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Washington
U.S
Capitol
Congress
Alaska
Hawaii
Philip L. Roof
Roof
Princes Edward and Andrew Struck by Measles at Buckingham
Queen Elizabeths younger son Prince Edward aged three contracted measles today while his elder brother Prince Andrew, seven, fell ill ten days earlier. The two princes are confined to their Buckingham Palace rooms.
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London
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Edward
Prince Andrew
Buckingham Palace
Francis Scott Key Descendant to Lead Flag Day Rites
SEATTLE AP The Lake City Elks Club Flag Day ceremonies will be overseen by Francis Scott Key 40 a great great great grandson of the Star Spangled Banner author Key a Navy veteran of World War II and salesman notes the 1814 Fort McHenry bombardment that inspired his illustrious ancestor The story traces the family lineage from Key to Ellis connections and the flag’s stars cut by Miss Margaret Young who later became Henry Sanderson’s mother
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Seattle
Lake City
Elks Club
Francis Scott Key
Key
Ft. McHenry
Baltimore
William Beanes
Ellis
Margaret Young
Henry Sanderson
Order of Ellis
Fire Destroys Buildings at Valley Forge Military Academy
A midnight fire at Valley Forge Military Academy in Wayne Pennsylvania destroyed three buildings and a dormitory. Damage reached $800 000 with two firefighters slightly injured. The blaze spread rapidly through the wind swept campus where 1200 uniforms and laundry supplies were stored.
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Military
Post Exchange
Wilson Hall
Radnor
Frank Morris
Academy
Fire safety risks warned for Stony Brook campus
Long Island fire chief warned a legislative hearing that Stony Brook faces greater fire hazards than Cornell after the campus lacks aerial ladder equipment and has poor communications with the university. He said there had been no fire inspection there in four years, aside from a pending one.
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Albany
N.Y
Joint Legislative Committee On Higher Education
Cornell
Joint Legislative Committee
Senate Committee On Higher Education
O'Leary
Stony Brook Fire Department
Stony Brook
Theft at St John Church Desk After Mass Reported
Rochester police investigated a theft of $1000 from St John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church office. The money, collected at the noon Mass Sunday, was taken from a desk shortly after and not reported until Tuesday after church audit.
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Rochester
St. John the Evangelist
Tampa riots amid fire, looting as guards hold ground
In Tampa Florida rioting flared after the death of Martin Chambers 19 killed by a patrolman. 21 arrests reported as Negro youths set 15 fires looted stores and police and National Guard paused in the armory. Authorities await State Atty Antinori’s findings.
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Tampa
Fla
National Guard
Malcolm Beard
Paul Antinori
Martin Chambers
James R Calvert
Chambers
Claude Kirk
Antinori
$800,000 Loss In Two Major Fires
Police backed by National Guardsmen restored order in Cincinnati after two riot nights caused extensive damage including a target warehouse and Modern Laundry building. More than 20 arrests, 22 injured, and widespread looting followed unorganized clashes in predominantly Negro neighborhoods.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Jacob Schott
Walton Bachrach
Bachrach
Walnut Hills
Seybold Paper Co
Soviet Union pushes for UN Assembly emergency session
In Beirut and New York reports the Soviet Union urged an emergency U.N. General Assembly meeting to demand Israel withdraw from seized territories amid Israel Egypt and Syria blitz. Kosygin attendance speculation swirls as the U.N. Security Council debates a Soviet resolution and Thant ponders a 24 hour notice session.
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United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
U.N. General Assembly
Israel
Alexei N. Kosygin
Security Council
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
A. Thant
U.N
Thant
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Moscow
Kosygin
New York
U.S
Johnson to nominate Thurgood Marshall to Supreme Court
President Johnson announces Solicitor General Thurgood Marshall as the first Black nominee for the Supreme Court to succeed Tom C Clark. Supporters view it as a bid for Black backing while critics predict Senate confirmation. a White House aide notes Johnson’s desire to place a Black member on the court.
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Washington
Johnson
Thurgood Marshall
Supreme Court
Senate
Marshall
Tom C. Clark
Clark
White House
Robert C. Weaver
Swimming Teacher Drowns While Teaching In Georgetown
Robert McKeith, 50, of Sheds, drowned Tuesday in a stream near Georgetown while demonstrating swimming to four boys. David Sewell, 12, pulled him from the water after McKeith failed to surface. Rescue officials said McKeith's head struck a rock on the stream bed.
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Georgetown
Robert McKeith
David Sewell
McKeith
Veit Civilians Fall Ill From Jet Engine Oil In Vietnam
South Vietnamese civilians have fallen ill after using aircraft jet engine oil in vegetable dishes. At least 28 cases reported with some paralysis claims, though no deaths yet. The Pentagon says efforts are being made to stop the practice and it is unclear how the oil was obtained.
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Saigon
Mekong Delta
Can Tho
Delta
U.S
North Vietnam
Tan An
Dragon
Pleiku
1St Corps
17Th Parellel
Vietnam
U.S. Air Force
South Vietnam
Quang Tri Province
Quang Tri
Washington
Pentagon
America's Mariner 5 races Soviet craft toward Venus
America's Mariner 5 sped from Cape Kennedy at 2 01 a m EDT on a mission to Venus to probe the planet's clouds and assess habitability. The 540 pound spacecraft trails the Soviet Venus 4, launched two days earlier, by distance and weight as it uses an Atlas Agena booster toward a 212 million mile target. Space officials report accurate trajectory and readiness to adjust course as experiments begin.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
America
Mariner 5
Venus
Soviet Union
U.S
Mariner
Allen E. Wolfe
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadena
Calif
Wolfe
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Brave
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Gilder
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