Texas House observes Rusk address amid pregnancy question
Luci Johnson Nugent wore a maternity style dress in the Texas House chamber during a session to hear Secretary of State Dean Rusk. In Tokyo a satellite link marked the start of commercial service via Lani Bird 2 linking the United States and Japan with news photos, papers, calls.
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Lung Cancer Epidemic Warns Public Health Surge
The National Advisory Cancer Council says there is an epidemic of lung cancer. It asks the U S Surgeon General to increase efforts to warn the public about the fatal consequences of cigarette smoking.
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National Advisory Cancer Council
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Cardinal Cushing Accuses Jesuits of Spreading Lies
Boston archbishop Richard Cardinal Cushing accuses the Jesuit order of peddling colossal lies about U S motives for aiding Catholic missions in Latin America. He cites charges that American bishops funnel funds and try to impose U S culture on Latin America.
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Hoffa Alleges Wiretaps in 1964 Trial
James R Hoffa told the Supreme Court he and two lawyers faced widespread Justice Department eavesdropping and telephone tapping during his 1964 jury tampering trial. Two government officials named in the briefs denied any wiretapping occurred.
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National Crime Information Center Opens in Washington
The FBI launches the National Crime Information Center as a nationwide crime database. Director J Edgar Hoover calls it a major step in the fight against crime and the transfer of data to patrol officers within minutes.
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National Crime Information Center
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Artificial Hearts Likely Soon Say AHA Leader
The president of the American Heart Association says implanted artificial hearts for humans are inevitable. Dr. L. E. January notes miniature atomic reactors to power the devices are in testing and such hearts may be available within the lifetimes of currently living adults.
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Paris Marshal Alphonse Juin Dies at 78
Marshal Alphonse Juin, the last living French marshal and former commander of NATO forces in Central Europe, died early Friday at Val de Grace Hospital after heart illness. He joined the army at 19 and served until 1956.
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Sweden probes Hanoi on Vietnam talks stance
Sweden's ambassador to China is in Hanoi to gauge North Vietnamese leaders views on talks to end the Vietnam War. Foreign Minister Torsten Nilsson said Ambassador Lennart Petri would relay any Hanoi views to Stockholm.
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Ohio University grant and festival highlights nationwide
Today reports a $65,000 federal grant for Ohio University sponsored youth program and notes Rutland Musicians selected for a statewide high school music festival. It also lists the Ohio University Bobcats set for a televised MAC game at Kent State. A later page mentions Hocking Commissioners uncovering a $13,400 fund balance.
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Snow and Ice Storms Sweep Midwest Across States
The Associated Press reports severe snow and ice storms across the Great Plains into the Midwest and Ohio Valley. Chicago received 16.4 inches by midnight. many towns lost power and communications while transportation halted.
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Marines and Big Operation in Vietnam Reported
U S infantrymen claimed 720 enemy dead after the largest operation yet. The Leathernecks launched Operation Tuscaloosa near Da Nang, killing 74 in daylong fighting. Cedar Falls ended, with 30,000 Americans in the iron triangle for 19 days. Rice seized topped 3 700 tons. A Marine patrol relief force was airlifted from the battlefield amid light casualties. Vietnam's junta discussed a government shakeup, replacing defense minister Lt Gen Nguyen Huu Cao with Lt Gen Cao Van Vien as Premier Ky met behind closed doors in Hong Kong.
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Russians Tough on Defenses Amid Sino-Soviet Tensions
Secretary of Defense McNamara reports the Soviet Union is strengthening border defenses with China due to ongoing Sino-Soviet frictions. He notes no immediate outbreak of war but persistent border tension and a renewed ideological clash with China. The posture report also warns against Nike X deployment and mentions a new strategic missile study amid budget talks. Temperatures forecast near normal with light snow flurries possible this weekend.
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Mao Foes Prepare For Long Struggle Reported In Peking Posters
Tokyo based AP summary notes wall posters in Peking say Chou En-lai told Mao recovery of authority has only started. Mao and Chen Po-ta urged tightening party control, targeting anti party elements and capitalist faction while Red Guards face internal pressures and calls for urban civic authority reforms.
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Senators press to ease North Vietnam air restrictions
Senator Peter Dominick said some senators may go to President Johnson with complaints about bombing limits over North Vietnam. Senator John Tower backed a public opinion drive to relax the rules, arguing the targets hinder aerial success and that Johnson keeps tight control for political reasons.
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Space Pact Signed in White House Ceremony
President Johnson presides at a White House signing ceremony for a five language outer space peace treaty. More than 40 envoys signaled intent to join the 2000 word accord in Washington, with initial Moscow ceremonies attended by Kosygin and Gromyko.
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Banks Cut Prime Rate. Chase Manhattan Leads Split
The government under President Johnson welcomed a notable drop in bank lending rates. Chase Manhattan announced a rate cut from 6 1/2 to 5 1/2 percent for its prime borrowers, with other New York banks evaluating similar moves.
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Five Workmen Killed as Building Collapses in Manhattan
In mid Manhattan a century-old four story apartment building under demolition collapsed on Thursday. Ten men were inside. five workers died and the last three bodies were recovered early today as rescue teams labored through the night. William Ferrell, 33, described the moment with a prayer as bricks and beams rained down and a cloud of dust filled the area.
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Ohio Republicans push two constitutional proposals forward
GOP leaders in the Ohio Legislature, wielding large majorities in both houses, plan floor votes next week on constitutional resolutions to create an Ohio building authority and to make permanent the reapportionment plan from last year’s elections. A three member board would issue bonds for capital projects without voter approval within limits.
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Hill-Burton Funds Approved for Sheltering Arms Hospital
The Ohio Department of Health announced 167000 in Hill Burton funds will finance the hospital’s extended and long term care unit at Sheltering Arms. Officials noted an earlier 1 million application for acute care facilities and a later request for federal matching funds to support a 25 bed elderly care section. Jack Farrington and William Wolfe said the 167000 comes from 1967 federal funds.
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