AMA Calls Plan Cruel Hoax Criticizes Kennedy aged care push
The American Medical Association rejects President Kennedy's proposal for elderly medical care as a cruel hoax that would heartlessly ignore millions. Boston station reports the backlash and calls for critique of the plan's reach and effectiveness.
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New York
The
American Medical Association
Kennedy
Neen
King- Anderson
Madison Square Garden
King-Anderson
Boston
Wbz-Tv
Edward R. Annis
Miami
Fla
Training Is Stepped Up In Thailand
U S infantrymen of the 27th Wolfhounds train in central Thailand to counter guerrilla threats and recognize enemy lookalikes near Khorat. Extra troops and equipment from Hawaii join the unit as U S forces bolster Thailand against Laos threats amid Southeast Asia tensions.
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Khorat
U.S
Bangkok
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
United States
Laos
US Eyes Laos, Thailand Policy Split in World Opinion
A preliminary U S information agency survey shows broad Western support for sending troops to Thailand. Allies praise the move as a step to deter communism while some Near East and Asian neutralist papers doubt any Laos gains and question Western resolve. In South Vietnam, enthusiasm fades as US involvement seems limited to reinforcing Thailand.
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Thailand
Near East
Asia
U. S. Information Agency
Globe
U.S
Laos
Korea
Soviet Union
Red China
America
Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
United States
Roosevelt Jr Faces Tax Battle Over 1958 Income
U S Tax Court records show Franklin D Roosevelt Jr son of the late president facing a 38736 deficiency for 1958. IRS says he reported 29026 taxable income while their figures show 93051. He contests 12647 of the tax claiming 18615 from Sunrise at Campobello production was compensation for privacy loss and not taxable income.
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Washington
U.S
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Internal Revenue Service
Roosevelt
Campobello
U S Navy Constellation Crashes in Bavaria Killing 20
A four engine U S Navy transport plane crashed near Eb ersberg in Bavaria causing at least 20 deaths. An Army spokesman in Munich said the WW2 Constellation exploded in the air and lost its tail before landing in an open field. German eyewitnesses saw the aircraft roll before crashing as wreckage and burned bodies were reported. Markt Schwaben mayor reached first and said rescuers could not approach due to flames. Firefighters brought the fire under control.
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U.S. Army
Munich
Markt Schwaben
Third consecutive set of twins born to Miller family
WOODBURN Ore The Miller family welcomed a third consecutive set of twins Monday a boy and a girl joining siblings Barbara 18 Donald 17 and two younger siblings. The oldest now 18 and the next pair are five. The Millers total eight children.
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Woodburn
Ore
Robert Miller
Millers
Barbara
Donald
Cooper Pleads Innocent in Slaying Claim of Self Defense
John C. Cooper of North College Hill 41 a former atomic plant documents clerk faces second degree murder and mutilation of a body charges in the death of his stepson John Charles Jackson after an argument over spring vacation plans. Bond set at 20000 by Judge Louis Schneider. Prosecutor says skull shows five fractures.
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Cincinnati
John C. Cooper
College Hill
Louis Schneider
Common Pleas
Cooper
John Charles Jackson
C. Watson
French Seek Plotters Target De Gaulle Amid Dragnet
Paris police hold at least 15 suspects as they say another Secret Army Organization plot to kill President Charles de Gaulle has been foiled in eight months. In Algiers and across France, authorities press a nationwide hunt for plotters. Armco International Corp sues for 1 784 491 dollars in federal income tax refunds.
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France
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Secret Army
de Gaulle
Cincinnati
Armco International Corp
Middletown
Grain Movement Ordered in Estes Grains Case
The Agriculture Department will shift about 42 million bushels of grain from elevators linked to Billie Sol Estes over 18 months. George A. Barnes said the orderly transfer to other locations costs the government nothing extra and proceeds while Estes faces fraud charges.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Billie Sol Estes
Texas
George A. Barnes
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Bulgaria lifts 18 year ban on Western newspapers
Sofia reports that Bulgaria ends an 18 year ban on importing Western newspapers and magazines. The government official announced the policy change today, signaling a shift in media access and potential exposure to foreign press.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
McClellan Plans Quiz of 100 Witnesses in Estes Case
The Senate investigations subcommittee will question at least 100 witnesses from the Kennedy and Eisenhower administrations to probe Billie Sol Estes dealings. The panel aims to expand the inquiry with broad testimony and hearings.
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Estes
Washington
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Billie Sol Estes
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Body linked to Billie Sol Estes case in Texas
Franklin Tex UPI grand jurors question witnesses as experts study the body of Henry H Marshall 52 found dead from five bullet wounds last June 3. Marshall worked as chief administrator in Texas for the cotton allotment program tied to Estes who faces fraud and theft charges.
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Tex
Agriculture Department
Billie Sol Estes
John Barron
Henry H. Marshall
Orville Freeman
Estes
West Texas
Marshall
Texas
Dist
Bryan Russ
Freeman
Assemblyman Chapel Faces Sentence For Bomb Hoax Charge
Sacramento Calif CP Assemblyman Charles E Chapel 57 Palos Verdes Estates awaits sentencing after a five day trial over an airplane bomb hoax he said was a joke He had voted for the Nitro glycerine hoax law twice. Queen's Chaplain Dies In Windsor England Rt Rev Eric Hamilton 72 chaplain to Queen Elizabeth II and Windsor Dean died Monday of a heart attack.
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Calif
Charles E. Chapel
California
Palos Verdes Estates
Chapel
Windsor
England
Eric Hamilton
Weather Clears For Launch Of Mercury Flight
Weather and smoke threats eased as Project Mercury officials anticipated a Thursday launch of astronaut Malcolm Carpenter on a three orbit mission. Conditions near Cape Canaveral looked favorable with haze possible but not disruptive and storms moving away from Florida.
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Project Mercury
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Everglades
Cape
Midwest
Florida
Atlantic
Leutenant
Hoffa Claims Indictment Aimed to Cover Estes Scandal
James R. Hoffa accuses the Kennedy administration of framing him to conceal the Billie Sol Estes Texas affair. He notes the Nashville grand jury indictment, charging him with Taft Hartley law violations and illicit gains, targets Hoffa and the related Test Fleet Corp. involvement.
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James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Billie Sol Estes
Texas
Hoffa
Nashville
Tenn
Estes
Miami
Commercial Carriers, Inc
Detroit
Tennessee
Test Fleet Corp
Truck Catches Fire On Wavy To Fire Call
In Albuquerque a speeding fire truck smelled smoke a mile from its destination a brush fire. The engine electrical fire was extinguished and another truck put out the brush fire. In Fairbanks Alaska Anore Bucknell 19 a University of Alaska coed became the second woman to climb Mount McKinley 20320 feet.
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Albuquerque, N. M—P
Fairbanks
Alaska
Anore Bucknell
University of Alaska
Mt. McKinley
Clean-up ideas teased for warm weather
The paper promotes seasonal home improvement tips and directs readers to pages 9 through 12 for new ideas addressing an age-old problem. It invites readers to explore practical guidance and fresh approaches in this edition.
Expendable Guards Hold Korea Demilitarized Zone
Pfc. Ronald Hanson and Capt. James Patterson command Troop 1st Cavalry Division on the Imjin River front near Kaeson Corridor. The 18 year old guard describes the uneasy stance facing North Korea as patrols cross the DMZ under the armistice. The unit is tasked with reporting activity and delaying an attack to buy time for frontline units.
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Imjin River
South Korea
U. S
Ronald Hanson
San Bernardino
Calif
United Nations
North Korea
James Patterson
Lexington
Mass
Manson
1St Cavalry Division
Patterson
Hanson
Demilitarized Zone
No Man’s Land
Korea
Imjin
Joe
Kaeson Corridor
Bonn Proposes International Authority for West Berlin Access
Bonn outlines proposals to the United States for an international body to regulate land access routes to West Berlin with four powers maintaining control while the international authority implements decisions. Air corridors would stay under Western hands with the authority having a seat in the Berlin air safety center alongside Soviet representatives.
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Germany
United States
West Berlin
West Germany
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Berlin
Five Soldiers Die In Tank Fall At Fort Hood
Five soldiers perished when an M48 tank toppled from a 30 foot cliff into a creek and burned during a platoon tactical exercise at Fort Hood Texas. A radio failure caused the platoon commander to transfer to the wrecked tank minutes before the crash.
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FT. Hood
Tex
Parkersburg Halts Search for Ohio River Boating Victim
Darkness halted Monday night efforts to recover the body of Erret King 47 of Marietta who fell into the Ohio River Sunday night during a boating accident.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Erret King
Marietta
Ohio River
Son of U N Secretary General Thant dies in Burma
Tin Maung Thant aged 21 son of acting U N secretary general U Thant died after a fall from a bus in Rangoon Burma. He had been a part time sociology student at Hunter College New York for two years. In New York United Press International reports its operations suspended temporarily in Indonesia by President Sukarno.
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Burma
Tin Maung Thant
U.N
U Thant
Thant
Hunter College
New York
United Press International
Indonesia
Sukarno
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