Johnson Beagles Case Sparks White House Stir
Washington AP President Johnson lifted the ears of his two beagle pups to make them yelp prompting mixed reaction. Reporters questioned the method while dog experts and handlers debated its safety and ethics. Critics warned it could harm a dog's welfare, while some insiders argued the action may have been misinformed or not harmful.
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Johnson
Washington
John Neff
American Kennel Club
Neff
Carole A. White
Georgetown
Miss White
Claude Williams
Ashton
Williams
Johnson Wins Warm Reception From U S Chamber Of Commerce
President Johnson drew strong applause at the U S Chamber of Commerce meeting as business leaders signaled support while promising to scrutinize labor unions and policy. He forecast profits after taxes at 30 billion dollars for the year, up nearly 3 billion from 1963, as he addressed the business audience.
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Chamber
Edwin P. Neilan
Insurance Executive Speaks On Aged Health Coverage
Washington AP An insurance executive told the Senate Aging Committee that private health insurance for the elderly is increasing but many over 65 have no help in the voluntary system. Walter Foody Jr of Continental Casualty said affordability ties to average health costs plus a protection charge, noting the group that cannot afford insurance is not growing.
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Washington
Walter M. Foody Jr
Continental Casualty Co
Senate Special Committee On
Foody
Massachusetts Senate approves early retirement for police and firemen
Massachusetts Senate backed a House bill to allow police and firemen to retire after 20 years with a 40 percent pension. The 21-13 vote faced opposition from Minority Leader Philip A. Graham who warned of pension system strain. Proponents noted similarities to federal rules and potential for keeping a young, aggressive force. Budget and World’s Fair funds measures also moved forward in session.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts Senate
Philip A. Graham
Hamilton
James
McCormack
D-Quincy
Pensions and
Harry Della Russo
D-Revere
U.S
House
Senate
Massachusetts World's Fair Commission
Stanley J. Zarod
Springfield
Legislative Commission On the
Catholic Unit Denies Food Aid Diverted
The Catholic Relief Services said no food delivered to South Vietnam was deliberately sold on the black market. A spokesman noted end use checks exist and that aid is distributed to the needy without discrimination. A Saigon dispatch cited a government report alleging corruption in surplus food distribution.
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Catholic Unit
New York
Catholic Relief Services
South Viet Nam
Fabian Flynn
Los Angeles Times
Saigon
U.S
Public Safety Division
Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
Father Flynn
Flynn
Cigarette Trade Codes Ban Teen Ad Appeal
New York AP report states nine leading U S cigarette makers place a 250 million annual ad program under a new administrator with power to fine up to 100 000 for code violations. The code bans teen targeted appeals, requires ads be cleared, and prohibits free samples and campus promotions while models must look at least 25.
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New York
United States
U.S
Justice Department
Heller Quitting Adviser's Departure Cited by Johnson
President Johnson said Walter W. Heller head of the Council of Economic Advisers plans to leave government service for financial reasons. Johnson spoke to a task force in the White House garden and urged passage of higher salaries for upper level U.S. officials. No departure date set. Heller to stay until after the November election, Kilduff said.
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Washington
Johnson
Council of Economic Advisers
Walter W. Heller
White House
Heller
U.S
Malcolm Kilduff
Grant for Worcester Lab on fertility control funds growth
The Ford Foundation approves a 1.45 million grant to the Worcester Foundation for Experimental Biology. The money supports fertility control research building on early work on an oral contraceptive by Dr. Gregory Pincus and related programs addressing global population problems.
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New York
Ford Foundation
Worcester (Mass
Gregory Pincus
Alloa Hi One Month Postage Rates Notice
Local Post Office and Berkshire Eagle publish old addresses and new postage rates. One month subscriptions cost two dollars, two weeks and three months shown. notes misprinted and unclear.
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Alloa Hi
Bneenee ‘Ees
Finetity
Berkeshire
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