Ways and Means members back health plan for House vote
A Associated Press survey shows most of the 25 member Ways and Means Committee favor sending the administration health plan to the House for a vote. Mills expects action in March with a 17 to 8 party split after reconstitution. The package includes a regional medical complex system and financing by a payroll tax.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Associated Press
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Johnson
Congress
Ways and Means
Mills
Blaze damages Point Pleasant resort construction site
A morning fire at the Pleasant Point Resort construction site along Route 62 north of Point Pleasant caused about 20 000 dollars in damage to equipment and a storage building. Manager William Marcum said plumbing electrical gear tile and wood building were lost. Firefighters returned to refill their 1200 gallon tanker and ruled the blaze started from a coal stove.
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Point Pleasant
Pleasant Point Resort
Route 62
Here
William Marcum
Marcum
Camp Conley
Mason
Ohio to Spend Billion on Higher Education Budget Record
The Rhodes administration unveils a two year education budget totaling about a billion dollars. Of this, $693 million funds elementary and secondary schools and $235 million supports Ohio’s 53 colleges and universities. General funds total about $798 million with other sources listed. the plan targets full access to college education for all Ohio youths. The package awaits legislative action around February 1. In a separate item, India approves stationing a U S submarine with Polaris missiles in Asian waters, drawing mixed relief.
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Columbus
Rhodes
Ohio
Richard L. Krabach
James A. Rhodes
Krabach
Rotary
New Delhi
India
U.S
Air Force Vet Faces Spy Charge in Soviet Case
Robert Glenn Thompson, 29, an Air Force veteran, is charged with selling military secrets to the Soviet Union with three Russians. One Russian co conspirator, Boris V. Karpovich of the Soviet Embassy, was ordered expelled. Thompson pleaded innocent. payments totaling 1700 are cited with many more suspected. The case spans Berlin, East and West, Long Island, New York, Detroit, Washington and Great Falls.
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Robert G. Thompson
Bay Shore
N.Y
New York City
U.S
Soviet Union
J. Edgar Hoover
Washington
Thompson
U.S. Air Force
Berlin
New York
Robert Glenn Thompson
Husky Air Force
State Department
Boris V. Karpovich
Joseph E. Hoey
Erline
Air Force Office of Special Investigation
Johnson Pushes Wage Legislation Amid Taft-Hartley Debate
President Johnson plans to advance minimum wage and unemployment compensation ahead of organized labor's top goal repeal of Taft-Hartley section 14B. A high administration source says repeal remains a serious concern even if proposed next spring. Johnson also aims to modify Taft-Hartley provisions favored by organized labor, notably in construction trades.
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Congress
Capitol Hill
Foes Clash Over Bliss Ouster as Burch Holds Chair
Washington Republicans clash over party leadership with Dean Burch defending his chair amid vows by foes to oust him and install Ray Bliss. Supporters cite 1964 woes while critics say votes exist for Bliss, as party factions rally around potential successors and plan for future elections. The GOP also delivers a five day forecast with colder air and snow chances after the weekend.
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Washington
Dean Burch
Ray Bliss
Burch
National Press Club
National Committee
Bliss
Goldwater
Hugh Lott
Missouri
USW Election Delays Steel Talks Postponement Noted
The United Steelworkers suspend labor contract talks until after the USW elections on February 9. The move delays a new contract until at least February 15. The McDonald Abel leadership contest peaks as early strike risk remains possible by May 1.
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Pittsburgh
Afl-Cio
United Steelworkers
Basic Steel Industry
USW
David J. McDonald
I. W. Abel
McDonald
Abel
McDonald-Abel
Star of India and Midnight sapphires found in Miami
New York detectives recovered the 563-carat Star of India and the Midnight sapphire from a damp bag in a Miami bus station locker after a tip. The Delong ruby remained unrecovered. Allen Kuhn, accused in the theft, traveled to New York with investigators after the find.
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Miami
Fla
New York
American Museum of Natural History
Delong
Allen Kuhn
Miami International Airport
Kuhn
Northeast Flight 38
University of Miami
India
New Trial Granted After Four Decades in Akron Case
Leroy Dunlap, who lived 44 years under threat of death, was granted a new trial by Common Pleas Court Judge Stephen C. Colopy. Convicted of first degree murder in 1920, the jury did not recommend mercy, making the death sentence mandatory, but Dunlap fled jail, served in the armed forces under an alias, and was arrested last fall. The motion for a new trial, filed in 1920 and supplemented recently, was granted today.
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Akron
Leroy Dunlap
Dunlap
Common Pleas Court
Stephen C. Colopy
Messenger notes clinic closing and fund drive
In Southeastern Ohio, the United Appeal board reports the Closing of the Guidance Clinic. Banes is named to head the Red Cross fund drive in Gallia County. Toledo scheduled to play at Ohio University this Saturday.
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Southeastern Ohio Guidance Clinic
United Appeal Board
Banes
Red Cross Fund
Gallia County
Toledo
Ohio University
Lake Hope Cabin Funds Sought Among Ohio Projects
Ohio Department of Natural Resources requests totaling 6.6 million for 41 recreation spots include 365000 for Lake Hope cabin improvements and 90000 for a water system at Zaleski State Forest. Burr Oak lodge not among listed projects as a private firm surveys sites.
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Lake Hope
Lake Burr Oak
Ohio
Department of Natural Resources
Associated Press
Zaleski State Forest
Burr Oak
Elizabeth Taylor Considered Renouncing U S Citizenship
Elizabeth Taylor reportedly sought British nationality and was to abjure allegiance to the United States, but balked at the oath wording. In Saigon, South Viet Nam government claims over 100 Viet Cong guerrillas killed in two clashes since Wednesday.
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Paris
Elizabeth Taylor
United States
Saigon
South Viet Nam
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