Misquoted Sparks Hospital Pay Dispute Dispute
Samaritan Hospital administrator Eaton and Rensselaer County Supervisors chair Fitzgerald clashed over a mis quoted remark that hospitals are mercenary. Fitzgerald denied using the term and urged fair reimbursement amid a per diem rate dispute with the Welfare Dept. Eaton warned of potential further scrutiny and urged transparency of Samaritan’s books and payrolls.
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Samaritan Hospital
Roland G. Eaton
Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors
Joseph L. Fitzgerald Sr
Fitzgerald
Knickerbocker News of Albany
Samaritan
St. Mary's Hospitals
Rensselaer County Welfare Dept
West Sand Lake
Troy
Welfare Dept
The
Eaton
Rensselaer County
Rensselaer County Welfare Dept. Welfare
Antagonistic Sheriff Clashes With Civil Rights Commission
Mississippi Sheriff Jack Cauthen faced blunt questions from the U S Civil Rights Commission about alleged racial discrimination in law enforcement. He testified he arrested Elayne Delott fearing a riot at a polling place, while denying a link to a prior beating case. The hearing reviewed church burnings and oppression claims in Madison County and heard from Pakistan-born Tougaloo College professor Mizza Hamid Kizilbash who reported being attacked by whites after a civil rights meeting.
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Jackson, Miss
UPI
Mississippi
U. S. Civil Rights Commission
Madison County
Jack Cauthen
Cauthen
Elayne Delott
Commission
Erwin N. Griswold
Harvard Law School
Miss Delott
Jackson
Dan Thompson
Canton
Thompson
Mizza Hamid Kizilbash
Pakistan
Tougaloo College
Kizilbash
Warren Urges International Law for World Peace
Chief Justice Earl Warren urged that peace be sought through international law at a four day gathering of 2,000 intellectuals from 14 countries. He contrasted domestic legal progress with the lack of a defined international framework and linked the effort to Pope John XXIII’s Peace on Earth.
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New York
UPI
Earl Warren
U.S. Supreme Court
Center For the Study of Democratic Institutions
U. S
John XXIII
Warren
Egypt
Chamber Supports Wadlin Law in Place
Albany AP The Empire State Chamber of Commerce warned that repealing the Condon Wadlin Law would unleash chaos in government. The 18 year old statute orders immediate discharge of striking public workers with possible rehiring and penalties of two days pay per strike day. Democrats in the Legislature have proposed repeal or replacement mechanisms. The law has rarely been strictly enforced and strikes in New York City have seen suppression of its provisions.
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Albany
Empire State Chamber of Commerce
New York City
Senate Passes Presidential Disability Bill For Continuity
The Senate approved a proposed constitutional amendment to ensure presidential succession in case of incapacity and to fill a vacant vice presidency. It heads to the House after Judiciary Committee hearings. President Johnson urged prompt action in a January message.
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Washington
Senate
House
Judiciary Committee
Johnson
Congress
Everett M Dirksen
Illinois
Cardinal Beran Freed to Live in Exile in Rome
Archbishop Josef Beran of Prague was released after nearly 16 years of Communist confinement and will become a cardinal in a Rome consistory. He may never return to Czechoslovakia, remaining permanently in Rome while serving as a prince of the church alongside 26 other prelates. CTK and officials confirm his exile and Vatican appointment of Frantisek Tomasek to administer Prague Archdiocese.
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Rome
UPI
Josef Beran
Prague
Czechoslovakia
College of Cardinals
Beran
Lawrence Joseph She
CTK
Vatican
Pope Paul
Frantisek Tomasek
Fiumicino
Pasquale Macchi
Pope Paul VI
Ranger To Land On Moon Today
Ranger 8 sped toward a direct lunar hit near the Sea of Tranquility to transmit television pictures aiding the first U S manned lunar flight. JPL said impact would occur within 60 seconds of 4 57 30 a m EST with a 60 second variance depending on a final maneuver.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
America
U. S
Caltech
Jet Propulsion Laboratory Jpl
Earth
JPL
Mare Cognitum
U.S
Harris M. Schurmeier
Fire on 17th St hospitalizes two residents
A one story flame-stone dwelling at 2331 11th St burned after 1:15 a.m. injuring Pris cilla Ridgeway, 0, and Joseph Newman, 24, who were taken to Samaritan Hospital. Owner Edward W. Conroy, 27, escaped with others in the near zero morning. Firefighters fought the blaze as police secured the scene.
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11Th St
Schenectady
Priscilla Ridgeway
Joseph Newman
Edward W. Conroy
Robert Mikleich
NASA aide touts American space firsts before House panel
Dr. Homer E. Newell, associate administrator of NASA, told the House Space Committee the United States leads in space science and applications. He outlined a list of U.S. firsts from the Van Allen belts and lunar photography to Mariner 4 and Echo I, highlighting fuel for future missions and satellite progress.
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Washington
Space Agency
U.S
Homer E. Newell
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
House Space Committee
United States
Newell
Earth
Canada
Moon
Ranger
Mars
Mariner 4
Red Planet
U. S
Coup End Declared After Saigon Coup Leader Surrenders
In Saigon on Saturday South Viet Nam announced the latest coup attempt is over with the surrender of a senior military leader, ending the immediate power struggle.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
General Staff
Phat
Saigon Radio
South
Col Pham Ngoc Thao
Air Force
Nguyen Cao Ky
Bien Hoa
Khanh
Thao
U S Faces Doubt Over Saigon Government In Coup Standoff
Analysts warn that repeated coups in South Vietnam undermine U S resolve and question the legitimacy of any Saigon government. The latest upheaval culminates with Khanh loyalists retaking Saigon as Phat and Thao capitulate.
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Khanh
Phat
Thao
Voice of America
America
Saigon
Ton
Mt Suribachi Heroes Return After 20 Years
Iwo Jima AP report recalls the Mt Suribachi landing on its 20th anniversary with veterans Maj Douglas T. Jacobson Sgt Andrew Zihar and S Sgt Donald Raudebush among those reflecting on the battle. Navy Chaplain Paul F. Bradley also noted in the servicemen’s commemoration.
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Mt. Suribachi
Iwo Jima
Douglas T. Jacobson
Rochester
N.Y
Jacobson
Andrew Zihar
Brownsville
Zihar
Donald Raudebush
Sullivan
Ind
28Th Marine Regiment
Suribachi
Raudebush
Korea
Navy
Paul F. Bradlley
28Th Regiment
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Ann Lee
Albany County
Blue Cross
Joseph L. Fitzgerald
Chamber
17Th St. Fire
Fered
Newman
John E. Grimmick
Sebastian DeGiorgio
Thomas Dean
Louis Cochi
Thomas Blake
William Brennan
NASA
William L. Ryan
South East Asia
Indochina
Southeast Asia
Nguyen Khanh
Maxwell D. Taylor
Sam van Phat
Huynh Tan Ton
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