Medicare Bill Clears House With Large Margin
The Medicare expansion bill won House approval by 313 to 115 amid partisan votes. A Republican substitute failed 236 to 191 as supporters touted the measure’s broad support in Congress. Senate hearings are planned after Easter recess with Sen. Harry F. Fatale chairing Finance.
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Southern Ohio Hit By Twisters
Severe storm across three Southern Ohio counties brought hail the size of golf balls and knocked out power. In Lucasville Scioto County two businesses were ruined and 25 homes damaged. six people injured. A 12 year old boy died from lightning in Middletown Butler County. The storm caused roof damage to the Kroger building in Cincinnati and collapsed a Bevis bowling alley roof.
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Red China Rejects Johnson Peace Talks on Viet Nam
Tokyo brief notes Peking Radio denounces Johnson offer as lies and deception. It calls his unconditional talks proposal "old stuff." No hint of favorable reply from North Viet Nam or the Soviet Union.
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Three Die in Head-On Lancaster Collision
Two men and a woman perished in a head-on crash just north of Lancaster. Victims identified as Ernest Snyder 64 Eastantville William Hummel 29 and Otis and Nancy Linton 59 of Lancaster. The woman and Snyder were in the same car.
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Vietnamese War Action and Mutiny News from Saigon
Reports describe the largest U S air strike yet on North Viet Nam with Phantom jets over the sea near Hainan Island, while U S forces reinforce at Nang and in Saigon. A Vietnamese tribunal sentences Nguyen Van Hai for the embassy motorbike incident amid ongoing South Vietnamese navy mutiny developments.
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Baptist ministers held in western Cuba amid raid
A Western Cuba Baptist Convention spokesman says two thirds of ministers in the region are jailed. Swiss envoy Stadelhofer cannot see the prisoners. Among detainees are Rev. Herbert Caudill and his son in law Rev. James D. Fite. Cuban authorities raided Havana area churches, charging counterrevolutionary activity.
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Senate Votes Could Clear 1.3 Billion Church-State Bill
The Senate meets two hours early for a third day of debate on the 1.3 billion measure. An early vote on Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. amendment looms as the last major hurdle to enactment. If unchanged, no conference may be needed and the bill could reach President Johnson by dusk. Ervin led the amendment presentation Thursday.
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Two Cities Split Over Civil Rights Law Uphold Clash
Mayor Cutter voiced frustration in an exclusive AP interview, saying the law conflicts with his efforts for the city. He complained that upholding the law makes governance difficult with both aides, six months ago.
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OU Heating Bids Reach 1.7 Million for New Plant
Ohio University submitted bids totaling over 1.7 million dollars Thursday in Columbus to the state Department of Public Works for a new heating plant. Laverne Lausche of Ohio University said the River site ends at Factory Street and that if the board approves, construction could start soon and the plant would serve the health and service building.
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Surging Rivers Leave Thousands Homeless
Flood waters churned through neighborhoods displacing thousands as rivers surged, damaging homes and property across the region. Emergency crews evacuated residents while officials urged caution and prepared shelter options for the displaced. Local authorities assessed affected areas for further risk and aid distribution.
Mutiny by 20 Young Naval Sailors Reported in Saigon
Bulletin from Saigon reports a mutiny by about twenty young naval sailors. Details remain scarce as authorities investigate the incident and restore order aboard the vessel or facility involved.
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Ex Justice Minton Dies In Hospital
Ex Justice Sherman Minton, 74, died in hospital in New Albany Indiana. He served on the U S Supreme Court and later held public posts including governorship or ambassadorial roles. He was born in Indiana and was a prominent legal figure.
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