Arbitration Board Fires Cambridge Hospital Head
Cambridge Maryland AP arbitration panel removed Harold P Coane as administrator of Cambridge Maryland Hospital after a lengthy dispute. The board also ordered several doctors and board members to resign from leadership roles for at least three years while retaining medical privileges. The action followed lawsuits and a boycott that crippled operations, with the hospital losing as much as 500 dollars daily and facing possible closure.
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Cambridge
Harold P. Coane
Cambridge-Maryland
Firemas
Hospital Board of Medical Executive Committee
Coston
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Coeton
Mied
Oofteers
Suspect In Jackson Slayings Faces Mental Tests
Fairfax County authorities plan an extended battery of mental examinations for the trash collector linked to the Jackson family killings as investigators pursue leads from a Maryland woman’s unsolved murder case. The probe has stretched over 18 months, with a Dutch mind reader previously spotlighted in the case, and hospital board tensions cited in arbitration over administrative conduct.
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Jackson
Fairfax, Va
Fairfax County
Maryland
Jacksons
Peter Herkes
Dr. F
Divid Askew
Farmers & Mer
Thel Chants Bank
Lond Nat Bank
Tal
Potomac Edison
Iw. F. Prior
Victor
Fredericksburg
Landis
GamiGen Waterworks
Mar
Common
Baret V. Harold
Baltimore
Gen Waterworks
Fairchild Eng & Air Corp Funel
Broadway Talks Begin After Theater Shutdown Ends
Theater fans queued for popular shows like The Sound of Music Fiorello and Bye Bye Birdie as 80 actors out of work since June 2 plan a Sunday benefit performance for the actors fund. Fall productions are set to begin with production work starting immediately after a formal settlement lifting delays and ensuring equity demands. Louis A Lotito of the League of New York Theaters predicted no serious delays with brokers owners and hospitality figures contributing to producer relief.
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Fiorello
Birdie
Louis A. Lotito
League of New York Theaters
Equity
Wheat penalty rates set for 1960 crop and quotas
The article notes a marketing quota penalty of 1.08 per bushel and a parity price around 2.39 per bushel as quotas apply for the 1960 wheat crop. It mentions farm penalties for excess marketing and that producers like Arthur Cantor discuss production limits and how the policy will affect theater events tied to grain economics.
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Broadway
Arthur Cantor
Revival Services Continue at People's Tabernacle
Nightly revival meetings run except Mondays at the People's Tabernacle on Paper Mill Road. A daughter of Mrs. Ada Reedy, 33 Bower Avenue, injured her left foot requiring five sutures. Wheat price notes: acreage over allotment loses eligibility for price support. 1960 crop base price set at $1.77 per bushel, 75 percent of parity, with final price also at 75 percent of July 1 parity if higher.
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People’s Tabernacle
Paper Mill Road
Ada Reedy
Bower Avenue
Radical Japanese student leaders speak to press in Tokyo
Honda acting secretary general and Noboru Kato acting chairman of Zengakuren faced reporters in Tokyo earlier this week. Fanatical university students signaled they could mobilize against the government and President as actions were outlined.
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Tokyo
Honda
Noboru Kato
Zengakuren
Japan
Radical Students Organization
Kato
Presi
Eisenhower
White House
James G. Hagerty
Haneda Airport
Fire destroys Bomarc base missile and sparks scare
Chief MCGUIRE AIR FORCE BASE N J AP reports Brig Gen Gil bert L. Pritchard said air defense units took special precautions after a needle nosed Bomarc missile caught fire 12 miles east of here. The blast sparked evacuation fears though no nuclear detonation occurred. The Bomarc cost 1 to 1.2 million dollars and was destroyed. an eight man board will investigate.
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Suffolk County
N.Y
New York
Pritchard
Air Force
Teppen
Clarance Baldwin
Air Force Police
Bomarc
Atomic ‘Energy Commission
Boeing Aircraft Co
Air Research and Development Command
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Atlanta
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