Amendment to Government Financed Medical Centers Provokes Debate
Senate vote on regional medical centers to fight heart disease cancer and strokes. $650 million in federal grants over four years for medical schools research institutions and hospitals. Long seeks exclusive government patent rights to inventions from funded research. Hill defends royalty-free licensing. House action centers on housing subsidy provision and other major bills ahead of Independence Day recess.
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Downed C123 Plane in Saigon Area Kills Two
Guerrilla fire downed a twin engine C123 near Saigon 13 miles from the airport. 16 bodies were recovered and two U S officials confirmed killed. Officials say it was likely a secret mission. Casualty total in Viet Nam actions rises to 29.
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Crampton Receives Western Heritage Award in Oklahoma City
Salt Lake City author C Gregory Crampton beams after actor John Wayne presents the Western Heritage award for best recent non fiction book depicting the West. He wrote Standing Up Country. The Cowboy Hall of Fame and Western Heritage Center was completed after efforts across 17 western states.
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Salt Lake City
John Wayne
Cowboy Hall of Fame
Western Heritage Center
Oklahoma City
Cab Strikes Paralyze New York and Chicago
Taxicab drivers in New York halted cabs two hours after midnight demanding union recognition immobilizing up to 95 percent of the city fleet. In Chicago about 85 percent of licensed cabs for Yellow Cab and Checker Taxi Co. joined a Saturday walkout over a new contract, with few independent cabs remaining. CTA deployed extra buses and trains to assist 15,000 conventioners between hotels and venues.
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New York City
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Priest Forcefully Evicted in Pueblo Interference Dispute
In New Mexico a Catholic priest Msgr Fred Stadtmueller was handcuffed and expelled from the Isleta Pueblo after a clash with Gov Andy Abeita over Pueblo traditions and church authority. Archbishop James Davis discussed possible transfers and church closures as tensions rise between Catholic leaders and Pueblo officials.
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N.M
Pueblo
Andy Abeita
Fred Stadtmueller
Abeita
Santa Fe
James P. Davis
St. Augustine Church
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Stadtmueller
Isletta Reservation
Davis
Gov
Pueblo Council
Schedule of Pages Trapped Generation-2 Area-3 Society-6 Editorial-4 Sports-8 Late News-5 VS-Mkts
The page listing shows sections for generation-2 area society editorial sports and late news along with markets and comics. It outlines page placement and feature variety likely for an upcoming issue.
Teamster Truck Traffic Returns to Normal in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia area, 13,000 members of Teamsters Local 107 resumed work after a six day wildcat strike in sympathy with Roadway Express workers. Trucks and freight platforms moved goods to factories and stores, replenishing exhausted supermarket shelves while one terminal remains closed pending dispute details.
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Teamsters Local 107
Michael Hession
Wildcat
Roadway Express, Inc
Local 107
Roadway Express
Dutch Princess Beatrix to wed West German diplomat
Queen Juliana announced Crown Princess Beatrix. Claus von Amsberg, 38, a West German diplomat, will wed the 27 year old future queen. The engagement follows nationwide debate over his Nazi era past and opposition from many Dutch. Beatrix said she would have delayed if the government opposed. Von Amsberg described his political stance as democratic.
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Amsterdam
Dirksen Warns on Viet Nam Concessions and Coalition Rule
Senator Dirksen urged specificity in calls for U.S. concessions in Vietnam and warned against forming a South Vietnamese coalition government with Communists. He cited Fulbright and Rusk and pressed for clear terms, while Stevenson and Shastri weighed UN action and pauses in bombing.
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Everett M. Dirksen
U.S
Republican National Committee
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United States
South Viet Nam
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Sen
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Dirk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dean Rusk
Sailors Drill Aboard Nippon Maru At Seattle Waterfront
Thousands crowd Seattle’s downtown waterfront to watch drills by crewmen on the four masted Nippon Maru. The Japanese merchant marine training ship is ashore en route to Hawaii before returning home later this week.
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Seattle
Hawaii
Red Wing Judge Named to Minnesota YCC
Gov. Karl Rolvaag appointed Elmer J. Tomfohr of Red Wing as the sixth member of Minnesota's Youth Conservation Commission. The 49 year old juvenile court judge will take office Thursday for a term through July 1, 1971 after the 1965 Legislature expanded the panel. Tomfohr, a UM graduate admitted to the bar in 1942, has led juvenile rehabilitation efforts in Red Wing and joined the State Training School committee last year.
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University of Minnesota
St. Paul College of Law
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Justice Clark Won't Block St. Croix Plant Construction
Justice Tom C. Clark refused to block construction of a coal fueled steam plant on the St. Croix River at Oak Park Heights Minnesota. Wisconsin sought a preliminary injunction claiming irreparable injury and federal review but Clark denied the request. The Northern States Power Co said halting plans would jeopardize the welfare of over 2.5 million customers as river water would cool condensers and be returned. Wisconsin argued Federal Power Commission approval was needed and that without injunction the project would proceed without full federal consideration.
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St. Croix
Washington
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Oak Park Heights
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Wisconsin
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Northern States Power Co
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Traditional Funeral March for Drummer Robert Lewis in New Orleans
A traditional funeral march was planned today for bass drummer Robert Lewis aged 65 in New Orleans. He was a childhood friend of trumpet star Louis Armstrong.
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New Orleans
Robert Lewis
Louis Armstrong
Freeman Not Really All That Brave
Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman calmly patted a tiger at Brookfield Zoo in Chicago during a speaking engagement. Zoo director Ronald Blakely, who raised the animal, urged the gesture and the cats were described as docile in his presence.
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Orville L. Freeman
Brookfield Zoo
Freeman
Ronald Blakely
Blakely
Partial clouds with showers likely through Tuesday
Partly cloudy conditions continue through Tuesday with a chance of a few showers. Low temperatures tonight range from 56 to 62 degrees and highs Tuesday reach 75 to 82 degrees.
Voyageur Trail Opens Linking Fort Frances and Atikokan
Rainy Lake causeway at Fort Frances opens linking Fort Frances and Atikokan as part of Canada’s Voyageur Trail. West and eastbound cavalcades meet at the $6 million crossing spanning Rainy Lake, part of an 80 mile wilderness road extension to Fort William and Port Arthur on the Great Lakes.
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Ont
Rainy Lake
Fort Frances
Canada
Atikokan
Fort William
Port Arthur
Great Lakes
Johnson inaugurates satellite telephone service with transatlantic call
President Johnson formally opened commercial telephone service by satellite relayed through the Early Bird satellite. A transatlantic call followed in English. Officials from France Germany and Italy also placed calls. Great Britain and Canada participated as well.
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Washington
Johnson
Great Britain
Canada
First U S Marines Return to Camp Lejeune
The initial U S Marines detachment that served two months in the Dominican Republic returned to Camp Lejeune North Carolina today. It marks a homecoming for troops stationed at the Caribbean theater.
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Camp Lejeune
N. C
U. S
Camp LeJeune Marine Base
Caribbean
Legislative panel approves funds for bounty claims
ST PAUL AP The Legislative Advisory Committee approved an allotment of 54501.50 to pay wolf and bounty claims accumulated since January 1.
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ST. Paul
Legislative Advisory Committee
Wolf
Traffic Deaths State and Iowa Compare Today and Year Ago
State traffic fatalities show 295 today versus 369 a year ago, while Iowa reports 324 today compared with 348 a year prior. The figures indicate a drop in fatalities nationally and in Iowa over the comparison period.
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Iowa
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