Doctors Challenge Saskatchewan Medical Plan Strike Deepens
Two Saskatoon physicians filed suit seeking to overturn the compulsory medical insurance act claiming provincial overreach. They seek $20 000 each and a court order restraining further implementation amid a protest strike by about 700 doctors. The claim names 11 cabinet members and former premier T C Douglas, plus seeks a declaration that the act infringes on the right to practice.
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M. H. Macdonald
Saskatoon
T. C. Douglas
New Democratic Party
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Crawley
H. D. Dalgleish
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Sugar Bill Passed By Senate Amid Latin America Concerns
The Senate approved a sugar extension bill 54 to 12 and sent it to President Kennedy. President Kennedy's administration seeks last minute changes to pacify outraged Latin American nations, including Argentina and the Dominican Republic, who felt shorted by the act.
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Senate
Kennedy
Mike Mansfield
Montana
House
Argentina
Dominican Republic
Court Orders State To Reapportion Districts
MADISON Wisconsin federal court takes full jurisdiction in a Wisconsin reapportionment dispute naming Emmett Wingert as special master to supervise and consider proposed plans. The order directs investigation of dormant and future apportionment bills and authorizes modifications if relief is granted.
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Wisconsin
Gaylord Nelson
Supreme Court
Emmett Wingert
Negro Pickets Protest In Southern City
In Atlanta Negro pickets protested outside 10 hotels and six restaurants over gatekeeping of NAACP delegates. A Dinkler Plaza sign claimed Khrushchev could stay there while Negro Americans could not. White-robed Ku Klux Klan members distributed leaflets nearby. Columbus Morris Riger resigns as director of political education for the Ohio AFL CIO after failing to unseat the secretary-treasurer candidate.
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Ku Klux Klan
Columbus
Morris Riger
Ohio Aflcio
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Elmer Cope
Ohio Afl Cio
Portsmouth Police Chief Indicted on Bribery Charges
Portsmouth Police Chief Robert M. Edwards and two men were indicted by a Scioto County Grand Jury after three weeks of hearings. The panel alleged Edwards accepted money five times totaling 300 dollars in 1956 and 1957 to influence his official duties as a police officer.
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Portsmouth
Robert M. Edwards
Scioto County
Cuban Envoy Seeks Entry to United States
Cuban economic attache Jose Antonio Casas Rodriguez at the Moscow embassy is seeking admission to the United States. Immigration officials say he flew from Chile to Miami on June 24 and has been held at a detention base since.
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Miami
Fla
Jose Antonio Casas Rodiguez
Moscow
United States
Edward P. Ahrens
Casas Rodiguez
Chile
Strong Man Faces Opposition In Burma
In Rangoon Burma Gen Ne Win confronts opposition as he tries to forge a one party socialist system. The anti fascist People s Freedom League Socialist camp argues his plan would create a permanent dictatorship.
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Burma
Rangoon
Ne Win
People’s Freedom League
De Gaulle and Adenauer Discuss European Unity in Paris
In Paris the 11th meeting between Chancellor Adenauer and President de Gaulle focused on European unity. They spoke privately at the Elysee Palace with interpreters present, addressing Britain's Common Market entry and defense role within NATO.
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West Germany
Charles de Gaulle
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Adenauer
Bonn
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Indonesia to Seek Pact Stand on West New Guinea
President Sukarno announced plans to send an envoy to Washington to seek final clarification of the Dutch position on the Bunker plan. The proposal, backed by the United States, would have West New Guinea transferred from the Dutch to Indonesia after a two year UN administration.
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Sukarno
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Netherlands
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U. S
Ellsworth Bunker
United Nations
JFK Plans 4th Speech At Independence Hall
The United States celebrates its 186th Independence Day with speeches prayers parades and fireworks centered at Independence Hall where President Kennedy marks his July fourth address at a Governors Conference. Observances span from formal state events to casual picnics worldwide while Berlin hosts a Yankee parade and Fort McHenry Maryland prepares for visitors as Baltimore expects fireworks.
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Kennedy
Philadelphia
Ben Khedda Returns to Halt Left Takeover in Algiers
Nationalist Premier Ben Youssef Ben Khedda arrived from Tunis to quell a left wing guerrilla insurrection after independence. He asserted leadership, denounced Ahmed Ben Bella’s military aims, and vowed unity against personal power and upheaval as crowds cheered him through Algiers.
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Halt
Left Takeover
Algiers
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Ahmed
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Charles de Gaulle
Tunis
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Belkacem Krim
France
Soviet Oil Power Grows as Economic Weapon
Senate investigators heard that oil underpins Soviet economic power, with exports rising from five million to about 250 million barrels annually. The testimony warned that by the next decade or two the USSR could industrialize enough to influence Europe and Japan and threaten U S security. The bloc finances expansion by selling crude at cut rate prices in exchange for materials to build its industrial base.
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Senate
Soviet Union
Europe
Japan
United States
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Nakasian
New York
Soviet Bloc
Internal Security Subcommittee
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Market debate on how far a Dow rebound may go
Wall Street analysts weigh the potential for a sustained Dow Jones advance beyond 590 to 600 after a modest rally. R E Buchsbaum of W E Hutton & Co cautions that this area may cap the index unless new factors emerge. He notes the rally is not driven by heavy institutional buying and warns danger signals could reappear this summer.
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Wall Street
R. E. Buchsbaum
W. E. Hutton & Co
Dow Jones
Buchsbaum
U S Marines Begin Pullout From Thailand Amid Laos Tension
About 1000 U S Marines departed by air and helicopter from Thailand after guarding against Laotian infiltration since May. Laos leader Prince Souphanouvong seeks all American withdrawal, while 1200 Marines and 3000 Army troops remain, with further withdrawals expected.
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U.S. Defense Department
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Nelsonville Postmaster J B Preston dies at 64
James Benson Preston age 64 longtime Nelsonville postmaster since 1939 died at his home born address 40 E Columbus St after five years of ill health cancer caused his death survived by wife Ruth a son Dr James Benson Preston Syracuse University daughter Anne Preston and three grandchildren brother Cornelius D Preston preceded him in death active in Democratic Party Masonry and Presbyterian Church funeral set for 1 p.m. Friday Warren funeral home burial Green Lawn Cemetery public viewing Wednesday evening
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Athens
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John Lloyd Evans
Green Lawn Cemetery
Quiet Fourth of July for London Embassy Party
The U S ambassador to London will hold a pared down Independence Day party. An embassy spokesman says economy dictates a smaller guest list and a quieter event with fewer Americans Britons and diplomats attending amid orders from Washington.
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U.S
Washington
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Alcatraz to Close as Transfers Begin Next Year
Washington reports Alcatraz, the federal prison on San Francisco Bay, will begin closing next year with prisoner transfers to other facilities. Director James V. Bennett says the first moves will start when the Marion, Illinois federal facility is completed. Authorities deem the island prison obsolete and too costly to overhaul.
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San Francisco Bay
James V. Bennett
Bureau of Prisons
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Marion, Ill
Getty Purchases Rembrandt Portrait for 532000
London reports American oil magnate J Paul Getty emerged as the mystery buyer paying 532000 dollars last week for Rembrandt s painting of St Bartholomew.
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London
J. Paul Getty
Rembrandt
St. Bartholomew
Soblen Condition Improves After Suicide Attempt
Dr. Robert Soblen, 62, a fugitive psychiatrist born in Lithuania, is healing after an attempted self harm aboard a jet en route to America. He slashed his wrists and stabbed his abdomen during the flight, but his condition is reported as much improved.
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London
Robert Soblen
America
President Kennedy names Norbert A. Schlei as assistant AG
President Kennedy picks Norbert A. Schlei, a Los Angeles attorney, for the Justice Department post. The 37 year old will fill the $20,000 a year role left vacant when Nicholas Katzenbach became deputy attorney general on May 3.
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Washington
Kennedy
Norbert A. Schlei
Los Angeles
Justice Department
Schlei
Nicholas de B. Katzenbach
Plane lands at Allegheny Airport with gear sheared
An Omaha Nebraska paper company airplane attempting a landing at Allegheny County Airport sheared its landing gear and slid off the runway end. Seven occupants escaped injury with no serious harm reported.
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Pittsburgh
Omaha
Paper Company
Allegheny County
Test Shot Postponed One Day by U S Authorities
A high altitude nuclear test in the Pacific scheduled for July 4 was postponed 24 hours by the Defense Department and Atomic Energy Commission in a brief statement. The shot is now set for 11 p m Honolulu time or 4 a m Eastern Standard Time on Friday. The test aims to explode a device about 200 miles high after two prior loft attempts failed last month. In Toronto three Shriners marching in a parade collapsed and died, with two others already dead in hotel rooms, dousing opening festivities.
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