LBJ Health Plan Faces Swift House Action
The House Ways and Means Committee opens executive sessions to push a health care for the aged bill by March 15. Wilbur Mills forecasts financing via payroll tax run by Social Security and sits with HEW and SSA officials. The package may raise Social Security benefits and includes alternative proposals from Republicans.
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Johnson
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Wilbur D. Mills
Social Security Administration
Mills
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Associated Press
Ways and Means Committee
15 year old held in robbery slaying of shoe store clerk
Columbus police say Charles A. Fulton, 15, signed a statement admitting the fatal shooting of a clerk and wounding another during a robbery. He had been released from a juvenile institution Christmas Eve.
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Columbus
Charles A. Fulton
William H. Redard
Cleveland Central
Donna Adkins
Air Force Academy cheatings scandal grows with resignations
At the U S Air Force Academy super intendent vows to shed light on a cheating scandal touching more than 100 cadets including 30 football players. Twenty nine cadets resigned last week as the case widens. Ohio highway plan eyed for federal scenic program costs about 54 million dollars to upgrade routes per Highway Director Masheter.
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Colo
U.S. Air Force Academy
Columbus
Ohio
Johnson
Pearl E. Masheter
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Viet Girl Chooses Fiery Death In Buddhist Anti-Huong Protest
The report notes a dramatic act amid Buddhist anti Huong protests, detailing a Vietnamese girl's fatal self immolation as a political statement.
Premier Promises March Elections In Vietnam Turmoil
In Saigon and surrounding areas protests escalate as a 17 year old Buddhist student Hoang Thi Yen Phu self immolates in Nha Trang to oppose Premier Tran Van Huong. Martial law extended in Hue and Saigon while elections planned March 21 for 21 Saigon area seats and 134 provincial picks.
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Viet Cong
Cincinnati Students Plan Picket Over Kiss Me Stupid
A group of Cincinnati students plans picketing at the Albee Theater downtown if Kiss Me Stupid is shown on Wednesday. The Legion of Decency condemns the film and the protest aims to influence local screening decisions.
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Cincinnati
City Hall
Albee
Legion of Decency
O Bleness trust funds new Athens hospital project
The Messenger reports the O Bleness trust allocates 750000 dollars for a new Athens hospital. A bypass decision clears the path for final planning. Two openings near for a Community Recreation Center are noted. Meigs man in prison seeks 52000 dollars for injuries from an alleged grave accident. Mason County to host hay and silage show.
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O’bleness Trust
New Athens Hospital
Meigs Man
Mason County
Memories Of Sir Winston Humor Through The Ages
Churchill's humor shines through the flood of posthumous writings as friends and foes recall his quips. He lampooned Eden Cripps Attlee and others with sharp wit and wit quick retorts at social dinners and speeches.
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Sir Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Churchill
Tlemen
Sir Stafford Cripps
Clement Attlee
U S Pushes UN Vote Penalty Over Due Payments
The United States seeks support at the General Assembly to deny voting rights to debtors two years behind in UN payments. Adlai Stevenson plans a focused speech on Article 19, with a possible voluntary contribution as a face-saving option. The Soviet Union signals willingness to contribute substantially.
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General Assembly
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U. S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Churchill's Funeral Rehearsal Sparks Security Push in London
Scotland Yard launches major security operation for Churchill funeral as muffled drums mark a dawn rehearsal in London. The gun carriage will transport his coffin from Westminster Hall to St Paul’s Cathedral with a global audience watching on TV.
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George V
George VI
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Teens killed in head on collision near Ripley West Virginia
Two Marietta teenagers died in a midnight collision when a car struck a tractor trailer near Ripley West Virginia. Authorities identified the youths as 14 year old Clarence Robert Britton and 15 year old Carolyn Armstead.
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Ripley
W. Va
Clarence Robert Britton
Carolyn Armstead
Notre Dame Four Horseman Star Stuhldreher Dies at 63
Harry A. Stuhldreher, 63, one of Notre Dame’s famed Four Horsemen, died in Pittsburgh. He had surgery Jan 14 after entering West Penn Hospital on Dec 29. Survived by his wife Mary A and four sons, he was an executive with U S Steel.
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Nat (King) Cole
John Wayne
Pittsburgh
Harry A. Stuhldreher
Four Horsemen
Notre Dame
West Penn Hospital
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U. S. Steel Corp
Mary A
Harry A. Jr
Detroit
Michael
John
Washington
Peter
New York
Elmer Layden
Don Miller
Jim Crowley
Spending Cuts Are Promised
Congress pledges spending cuts amid debate over Johnson's budget plan while Johnson aims to keep expenditures under 100 billion for the year starting July 1. He forecasts revenue of 94.4 billion with a 5.2 billion shortfall and a debt near 322 billion despite GOP support for a proposed excise tax cut.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
GOP
Reds Deny Nuclear Test Treaty Violation Insignificant Debris
The Soviet Union says its January 15 underground nuclear blast did not violate the limited test ban treaty as debris leaked into the atmosphere but is deemed insignificant. The United States detected seismic activity and later radioactive material beyond Soviet boundaries over the Sea of Japan. Secretary of State Dean Rusk sought an explanation and Moscow replied that the debris leakage was accidental and not an intentional violation. The State Department would not confirm the adequacy of the reply pending formal assessment.
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Washington
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United States
Sea of Japan
Dean Rusk
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Dobrynin
State Department
Moscow
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