Nixon Signals Medicare Fee Hike Policy Shift
Washington AP report says Nixon administration hints at an $8 increase in medicare costs for about 20 million beneficiaries starting Jan. 1, 1970. The plan follows a social security message to Congress and would raise hospitalization costs for beneficiaries while maintaining medicare’s role in paying most hospital bills.
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Demonstration Protests Harvard Cambridge Project
A small group of SDS alumni and students staged a noontime protest in Harvard Yard against the Cambridge Project a Defense Department funded MIT computer research center. About 200 to 300 spectators watched as 100 students entered University Hall and submitted a petition to Dean Franklin Ford urging dismemberment. Ford pledged to present the matter to a faculty committee and seek a winter decision.
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Muskie warns Nixon on Vietnam war end
Senator Muskie says time is running out for Nixon to withdraw from Vietnam. He notes Goodell's plan to cut war funding is one option and cites stand-still cease fire and Clifford’s withdrawal proposal as merits. Muskie questions the administration’s clarity on negotiated settlement, coalition government terms, and overall objectives, urging stronger personal leadership to curb inflation.
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Captain Charged In Beret Case in Vietnam
SAIGON AP The Army charged Green Beret Capt Robert F Marasca of Bloomfield New Jersey fired the pistol that killed a Vietnamese double agent in Vietnam Six officers face murder and conspiracy counts Col Robert B Rheault named as premeditated murder conspirator Capt Leland Bromley accused of obtaining a boat and injecting morphine to render the victim unconscious Capt Robert Marasco allegedly requested a heavy chain to dispose of the body The CIA denies involvement Defense attorneys decry the release as inflammatory and moves to suppress charges were rejected confirming the case proceeds in U S Army courts
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Weekend Weather Sunny High Near 70
Weekend forecast calls for sunny skies today with a high around 70. Tonight and Sunday remain partly cloudy with a chance of a shower and temperatures edging toward the mid 70s in some areas.
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Swiss Spy Case Shocks Neutral Switzerland
A Swiss jet engine expert Alfred Frauenknecht is arrested and charged with selling Mirage jet engine blueprints to Israel for $200,000. Prosecutors say over 20 crates of vital Mirage plans were shipped to Israel via West Germany in the last year, with documents replaced by wastepaper and hidden near the West German border. The case, described as Switzerland’s largest espionage event, prompted arrests of Frauenknecht and a factory relative after a garage discovery.
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Meir Seeks Continued U S Aid and Arms for Israel
Prime Minister Golda Meir said she has some assurance from President Nixon on continued U S arms supplies but offered no specific commitments. She noted Israel seeks more jets and Skyhawk fighters amid balance of power considerations and urged direct talks over borders in any peace negotiations.
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Boston and Detroit Face Off in Narrow Baseball Finish
Boston edges Detroit 6 to 5 while New York defeats Baltimore 4 to 2 in a National League contest. The results create late scoring drama and highlight clutch hitting from both leagues.
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