Harriman to Convene Three Day Aid to Aging Conference
Governor Harriman announced a three day conference in Albany from October 18 to 20 to plan state efforts aiding older residents. He outlined four tasks including gathering grassroots needs, developing employment housing education and recreation programs, delineating agency responsibilities, and defining state local roles. Kaiser will direct planning with support from the Joint Legislative Committee on Problems of Aging led by Sen. Desmond.
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Albany
Harriman
Philip M. Kaiser
Warriman
Joint Legislative Committee On
Thomas C. Desmond
Newburgh
Desmond
Psychiatrist Turns Thief Faces Third Burglary Charge
Dr Price A Kirkpatrick a 33 year old New York City psychiatrist admitted stealing antiques valued at about 1000 dollars to furnish his office before his June 10 wedding He broke into the Piermont home of Charles Sparhawk while on a Memorial Day drive with his fiancee Police called it the strangest case they had The doctor director of the New York Domestic Relations Court mental health services since last October is a Northwestern graduate and formerly practiced in Chicago and San Francisco
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INS
New York City
Price A. Kirkpatrick
Northwestern University
Rockland County
Kirkpatrick
Charles Sparhawk
Wallace Kile
New York
Domestic Relations Court
Bureau of Mental Health Services
St. Luke's Hospital
Chicago
San Francisco
Plans for 108 Mile Coal Pipeline Move Forward
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co and Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co plan a 108 mile pipeline from Georgetown, Ohio to Eastlake, Ohio to move coal by slurry. Construction may start soon with a 15 year contract for about 18 million tons, cost estimated at 8 to 30 million dollars, railroads cooperating.
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Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co
Cleveland Electriclluminating Co
Georgetown
Eastlake
George H. Love
Pittsburgh Consolidation
Pennsylvania Rail Road
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New York, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad
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Dayton Gunman Kills Three in Banks in Midmorning Shootout
Richard Meyers described as a religious fanatic opened fire in two central Dayton banks, killing three and wounding three others before police fatally shot him. Victims included a bank secretary and a WHIO official. Meyers claimed a divine message as motive.
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Dayton
Winters Bank
Meyers
Willam L. Clark
John’ Pee
Winters’ Bank
Salary cuts restored in New York state case
The Civil Service Employees Assn says a State Supreme Court decision clears the way to restore pay cuts up to 650 a year for 300 to 500 state workers. The ruling retroactively voids April 1 1954 reductions, affecting employees downgraded in the Oct 1 1954 classification revision. About 100000 in back pay and restored salaries are expected.
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Civil Service Employes Assn
State Supreme Court
Mae E. Hotaling
Albany
State Agriculture Departmnt
Kenneth S. MacAffer
Association
John J. Kelly Jr
John F. Powers
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