Rusk says weekly diplomatic contacts with Communists ongoing
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told 1000 delegates at the White House Conference on the International Cooperation Year that contacts with Communist governments are happening regularly each week as the United States seeks unconditional negotiations in Viet Nam. He noted Hanoi’s reluctance to answer and warned of miscalculations by capitals if American commitment is not honored.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Viet Nam
Rusk
White House
Peking
Hanoi
U.S
South Viet Nam
Hubert. Jr
Humphrey
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Subway Talks Break as Union Head Drops Negotiations
New York Transit Workers President Michael Quill ends talks with the Transit Authority and warns a strike is likely. He walked out after a telegram from Mayor elect John Lindsay offered to join talks only if both sides bargained in good faith, which Quill called the height of stupidity.
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N.Y
Subway
NEW York
UPI
Michael Quill
New York Transit Authority
John Lindsay
Lindsay
Quill
Vermonters Get Federal Slow Air Odor Ruling
A federal air pollution panel prepared a recommendation directing New York paper maker International Paper to end odors drifting across Lake Champlain into Vermont after two days of hearings. Gov. Hoff welcomed the move, with a deadline set to reduce odors by June 1, 1968, and the company already planning to install equipment at about 256000 dollars.
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Burlington, Vi
New York
Lake Champlain
Vermont
Philip H. Hoff
Hoff
Delaware
Maryland
Deadline Set for Elderly On Medicare Insurance
Washington AP reports a March 31 enrollment deadline for Americans 65 and older to join the voluntary Medicare medical insurance phase. Those missing the deadline must wait two years for another chance. later eligibles have a three month post birthday enrollment window. The plan costs $3 monthly and covers doctors and related medical costs as Medicare hospital coverage starts July 1.
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Washington
Social Security
Robert M. Ball
Connecticut Congressman Praised for Anti-Bias Stand
Rep. Robert Giaimo of Connecticut was honored by New Haven's Anti-Defamation League for opposing an American Bar Association dinner at a Florida club that did not admit Jews. The award was presented Wednesday night in New Haven.
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New Haven, Conn
UPI
Connecticut
American Bar Association
Florida
Robert Giaimo
New Haven
Anti-Defamation League
Judge Dismisses Charges Against Mrs Peabody
In Jacksonville Florida AP Mrs Malcolm Peabody mother of former Gov Endicott Peabody of Massachusetts was cleared of charges from racial demonstrations last year She was among 29 defendants whose charges were dismissed by a federal judge Also dismissed were charges against Dr Martin Luther King Jr and several SCLC leaders
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Jacksonville, Fla
Malcolm Peabody
Endicott Peabody
Massachusetts
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Adultery charge sparks divorce bid across age gap
Lawyers for Gertrude Amos and her 80 year old husband John Amos contest a divorce suit accusation of adultery. They insist the charge is impossible and note the era makes such claims still unlikely. The case highlights a clash over marital fault and aging relationships.
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Chicago
UPI
Gertrude Amos
John Amos
AMA to Test Medicare Law Through Legal Action
The American Medical Association delegates authorized the board of trustees to pursue legal testing of Medicare if needed. They study regulations from HEW and may challenge provisions seen as unconstitutional, while seeking to preserve physician independence and patient care flexibility.
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Philadelphia
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
Board of Trustees
James %. Appel
AMA
Appel
Lancaster
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Medicare
Ever Curtis
Massachusetts
Urban H. Eversole
Doctors OK 2 Astronauts For 14-Day Space Flight
Gemini 7 astronauts Frank Borman and James Lovell were given unanimous approval for a 14 day space mission after meetings and medical clearance by Dr. Charles Berry and team. Weather forecasters flagged good launch conditions at Cape Canaveral with a planned countdown to T minus 48 hours as Gemini 7 and Gemini 6 crews prepare.
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Doctors OK
Cape Kennedy
UPS
Frank Borman
James Lovell
Borman
Lovell
Charles ©. Berry
Walter Schirra
Thomas Stafford
Federal Space Agency
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