Birth control debate shapes 1966 Democratic and Republican views
Five potential 1966 Democratic contenders and Gov. Nelson Rockefeller diverge on aid tied birth control abroad. They urge information on request but oppose coercion or tying to foreign aid. Bishops urge limiting foreign funds while expressing respect for self-determination of nations. Speakers include Kennedy, Brown, Humphrey, Stevenson, Williams, Symington and Johnson weighing policy, ethics, and aid.
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Washington
United States
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
U.S
Alonzo Smith
International Cooperation Administration
Smith Sai
Eisen
Sheme
William H. Draper
Milie
Richard M. Nixon
Adlai E. Stevenson
G. Mennen Willams
Michigan
Kennedy
Williams
Stuart Symington
L+Mai
Planned Parenthood
Lyndon B. Johnson
Another Faulty Check Issued and Reclaimed
Dallas AP report: Madge Pace will receive the $15 claim and will return a $110 004.11 check sent by mistake after filing an insurance claim for $15 to cover a debt. The insurer Fort Worth Western Casualty issued two faulty checks due to a malfunctioned check-writing machine. A new check is on the way.
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Dallas
Tex
Madge Pace
Cards To Prisoner Are Asked Again By Paper
Yonkers Herald Statesman asks Americans to send Christmas messages of hope to Hugh F. Redmond Jr a former Yonkers resident imprisoned in Communist China for nearly nine years. Redmond, jailed in Shanghai on espionage charges, received thousands of cards last year though exact numbers are unknown. The paper suggests mailing simple greetings to Redmond in care of the Chinese Red Cross in Peiping China.
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Yonkers
N.Y
Yonkers Herald-Statesman
China
Hugh F. Redmond Jr
Shanghai
Herald Statesman
Redmond
Herald-Statesman
America
Red Cross
Peiping
Unguarded Bus Taken by Fatigued Driver from Tucson Depot
AP reports Robert F. Shields, 27, of Bluefield Virginia, sat behind a Greyhound wheel and drove a bus after finding it ready. He drove several miles before police signaled and he pulled over. Shields was booked on suspicion of grand theft.
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Tucson
Ariz
Robert F. Shields
Bluefield
Greyhound
Shields
California
Second Banking Error Gets Surprise Action
In Cambridge a city tax rebate check swelled to 1 000 010 010.83 due to a misread amount and prompted no firings after City Treasurer Frederick J. Reardon corrected the error. Earlier a Holyoke bank issued a 4 000 022.75 check and fired the teller responsible.
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Camoriwuosi
Mass
Joseph Correia
Ralph A. Dykens
Cambridge
Massachusets
Holyoke
Frederick J. Reardon
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