Bernard Baruch Dies at 94 a Nation’s adviser and philanthropist
Bernard Baruch longtime presidential counselor and financier died at 94 after a heart attack and coronary occlusion. The famed New York financier advised presidents from Wilson to Eisenhower, supported medical research and education, and remained active in public life with a marked sense of humor and national service.
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Humphrey reports fruitful Paris talks with De Gaulle
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey returned from Paris saying the meeting with President Charles de Gaulle was fruitful and constructive. The report to President Johnson was postponed until Tuesday. He described a wide range of subjects discussed during a one hour and twenty minute Elysee Palace meeting and emphasized enduring friendship between the United States and France amid tensions over Vietnam.
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Raytheon to nearly double jobs at Providence plant
The Portsmouth division of Raytheon Co plans a 100000 square foot expansion built by the Rhode Island Industrial Foundation at about 900000 dollars and leased for 15 years. The project aims to add about 600 jobs and move in before year end, announced in Gov Chafee’s office by Rogers Hamel and Rhode Island Development Council officials.
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Warning to Medicare Rebels Cools Some Doctor Delegates
NEW YORK (UP) AMA leaders faced cooling tempers as Dr James Z Appel warned that obstructing Medicare would stain the profession with lawlessness and trigger new coercive legislation. Appel urged AMA participation in shaping Medicare rules and enforcing them at the patient doctor level, while delegates debated non participation and other resolutions at the annual convention.
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Air and Ground War Results Mixed in Vietnam
Air and ground combat in North Vietnam produced mixed results with heavy clashes. U S forces report 27 government troops and 20 Viet Cong killed, plus a Marine killed and three wounded near Da Nang. U S pilots damaged bridges near Vinh and engaged targets around Thanh Hoa, with Viet Cong losses and post engagements noted.
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Demonstrations Demand Ben Bella Return in Algiers
Paris based AFP reported new demonstrations in downtown Algiers in favor of ousted President Ahmed Ben Bella. About 200 Algerian Student Federation members led a march shouting Ben Bella slogans while police dispersed others with riot squads. Public gatherings were banned as Boumedienne’s regime pursued stability ahead of the Afro Asian Conference opening June 29.
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Western Floods Ravage Great Bend Area and Beyond
Destructive Arkansas River crest roared toward Larned and Great Bend Kansas after routing eastern Colorado floods. Water up to five miles wide hit Dodge City area and moved through Kinsley as governors, National Guard and helicopters monitored the surge. Denver reported 44 million dollars in private property damage and 18 000 people homeless as floods stretched across eastern Colorado western Kansas and northern New Mexico. Death toll in Colorado reached 16. Kansas reported two. Dodge City reported 600 homes and 35 businesses destroyed or damaged. Garden City about 200 families homeless. The South Platte crest moved into Nebraska with Ogallala town dikes preventing flooding.
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Mercury Climbs Toward 90 Mark As Summer Arrives
Summer arrived as the day opened with rising heat and humidity. The forecast calls for a 90 degree high by midafternoon with thundershowers likely late in the day. Gusty winds may precede the showers and cooler weather to follow. Tuesday's high is expected in the 80s.
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Bennington College names Edward Bloustein president
Edward J. Bloustein, then NYU law professor, named Bennington College president to start Aug 1. He succeeds the late William Cari Feis and becomes the fifth president. Bloustein, 40, is a Fulbright Scholar and Cornell PhD, with a wide record in law, privacy, and due process. He and his family live in Ardsley, N.Y.
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Five Day Forecast Temps Near Seasonal Norm
The forecast shows temperatures averaging about 63 degrees through Saturday. Expect cooler conditions Tuesday through Thursday with showers on Thursday. Warmer readings are likely Friday and Saturday.
Polish Leader Gomulka Gravely Ill Amid Public Absence
Western diplomats report Polish Communist party chief Wladyslaw Gomulka is gravely ill and has largely not appeared in public since voting on May 31 in the national parliamentary elections. Government officials and Politburo members have dodged questions from Western correspondents and diplomats.
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Little Selma march commemorates civil rights martyrs
About 80 Negro marchers led by two teens and a flag bearer moved through Philadelphia Mississippi with heavy police guard to honor three slain civil rights workers. The procession ended at the burned Mount Zion Church site for a memorial service honoring Michael Schwerner Andy Goodman and James Chaney. Federal charges linger against 18 whites in the case and CORE leader James Farmer urged continued civil rights work.
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Broader base proposed for San Francisco police chairs
San Francisco purchaser Frank Conway proposed spending 4500 dollars to install broader bases on police swivel chairs after chair-bound officers fell from seats. He said it would be more feasible than installing seat belts.
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