Republicans Clash In 6 Day Talks Rift Flares
Washington AP Republicans flare in internal dispute as Powell attacks Rockefeller and party factions clash over All Republican Conference and National Republican Citizens Committee. Miller defends unity and cooperation, while Goldwater rejects the conference, fearing fund siphoning. Javits seeks re election amid party tensions. Moscow AP Peace Congress opens amid US nuclear test and sharp anti American rhetoric from Pravda and Soviet outlets.
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Wesley Powell
New Hampshire
Governors Conference
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
All Republican Conference
National Republican Citizens Committee
William F. Miller
GOP National Committee
Miller
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Citizens Group
Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
All Republican
Citizens Committee
Jacob K. Javits
Moscow
World Peace Congress
Kremlin
United States
Pacific
Congress
Pravda
Georgi Zhukov
Radio
Khrushchev
Strike Still On By MDs In Saskatchewan
Regina reports the ninth day of a doctors strike against the Saskatchewan medical care plan with a mass protest rally planned for Wednesday. Most of the province’s 700 physicians have refused to work under the act since July 1, while about 200 doctors provide emergency care at 35 hospitals. The act, funded by $12 yearly assessments for individuals and $24 for families, aims for universal care with state regulated fees and free doctor choice. Prime Minister Woodrow Lloyd urged residents to avoid demonstrations, and doctors said they seek citizen support without violence.
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Regina
Passengers and Crew Escape Turboprop Crash in Amarillo
Continental Airlines turboprop crashed shortly after takeoff from Amarillo on a sunny morning. All 13 passengers and 3 crew members survived after an emergency landing in a harvested wheat field. Pilot Captain Lawrence Lauratis and First Officer E C Gorman reported trouble within a minute. Stewardess Linda Howard aided passengers and evacuation. Fire erupted in the right wing as witnesses described the wreckage and early moments after landing.
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Lawrence Lauratis
el Paso
Tex
E. C. Gorman
Miss Howard
Harold V. Hunter
Gardena
Calif
Gene Cagle
Amarillo
Cagle
Space to shelter 3 to 60 million in civil defense plan
New York AP report quotes William P. Durkee, director for federal assistance in the Office of Civil Defense, saying the nation can shelter 3 to 60 million people from nuclear fallout. The goal is to provide 235 million spaces in homes, schools, transit facilities and workplaces by 1967.
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New York
William P. Durkee
Office of Civil Defense
Peace Feelers From Algerian Premier Amid Rebel Faction Clash
Algerian Premier Youssef ben Khedda sought a peace move today with rebel deputy Ahmed ben Bella as his army allies seized the Moslem quarter in Oran. In Honolulu, a Thor-launched nuclear test at Johnston Island lit the sky as the third successful launch, with 200 mile altitude, 15 minute flight, and temporary communications outages fades back to normal.
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Youssef Ben Khedda
Ahmed Ben Bella
Oran
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Johnston Island
Here
United States
Pacific
Japanese Overseas Telephone and Telegraph Co
Oakland
Calif
Buenos Aires
Ben Khedda
Rabat
France
Ben Bella
U.A.R
Gamal Adel Nasser
Cairo
Mohammed Yazid
Rabah Bitat
Algeria
Rocha OK Urged By Goulart
BRASILIA Brazil AP President Joao Goulart urged Brazil's Chamber of Deputies to approve Francisco Brochado da Rocha as prime minister to end a 13 day political crisis that sparked rioting killing 11. He pressed for support though Rocha faces opposition from deputies tied to Rio Grande do Sul and Gov. Brizola. The crisis follows resignations by Tancredo Neves and cabinet to run in October elections amid labor strikes and food riots.
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Brasilia
Brazil
Joao Goulart
Chamber of Deputies
Francisco Brochado da Rocha
Rocha
Rio Grande Do Sul
Leonel Brizola
Goulart
Tancredo Neves
Goodman Winds Up Jazz Tour in Moscow
Benny Goodman says his six week Soviet tour was a success despite rumblings that he played it too cool. Authorities feared riots from rock fans, so he kept the act restrained to win applause. The tour, funded as a goodwill gesture by the U.S. government, faced a 20 minute delay as band members demanded pay before the final concert. Joe Wilder sat out the Moscow show.
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Moscow
Benny Goodman
Soviet Union
America
Goodman
U.S
Two Top Bills Face Congress
Washington AP Two top Kennedy priorities foreign aid and health care for the aged dominate Congress this week. Senate moves on elderly health care under Social Security could extend into next week while the House debates a 4.7 billion foreign aid authorization with final votes set for Wednesday or Thursday. The president urged swift action on both measures after last week’s news conference. The Senate has approved the foreign aid measure in a notably different version. The funding level remains substantially revised.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Senate
House
Citation Given Saco Guardsmen Return From Camp Drum Training
Members of Company B 1st Medium Tank Battalion 20th Armor Maine National Guard returned to Saco Armory after two weeks at Camp Drum. Regular Army evaluators named the unit outstanding. Personnel list includes commanding officer Joseph Deschenes and numerous sergeants and specialists.
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20Th Armor
Maine National Guard
Saco
Camp Drum
Joseph Deschenes
Raymond Shorey
Harold Boudreau
Jean Dion
Leonard Hurrell
Emilien Lamarre
John Thompson
Suilman Gilbert
Joseph Henaire
Francis Nava
Roger
N. Y
China Aims At Target By Forrest Edwards Kaoteng Island
Kaoteng Island off China hosts new big gun positions opposite the Nationalist outpost. From a tele scope four miles away, Communist troops are observed manning artillery as fears rise of a summer clash in the Formosa Strait.
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Forrest Edwards
Kaoteng
China
Red China
Formosa Strait
Huangchi
Kennebunk Boy Fatally Wounded in Apparent Accident
A fourteen year old Kennebunk youth, Timothy Truman, died at Webb Hospital from a chest wound after a 36-55 rifle discharged in the hands of Peter York, 15, in the York kitchen. York, son of Town Manager Robert York, said the boys had been camping and returned for breakfast when he showed the gun. an autopsy was planned.
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Kennebunk
Timothy Truman
Fred Truman
Sea Road
Webber Hospital
Peter York
York
Robert York
Penwood Road
Truman
Dana Travis
Legal Steps For Parking Under Way At Fortunes Rocks
Biddeford moves to create a temporary weekend parking arrangement on one side of Fortunes Road as state police and State Highway Commission officials participate. City Solicitor Albert W. Cookson reports the measure precedes a council authorized land acquisition for a public recreation area at Fortunes Rocks or Biddeford Pool. He met with State Police Lt. William Hancock and Lucien Dutremble, York County committee chair, to discuss the plan.
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Fortunes Biddeford
Hasen
State Highway Commission
Biddeford
Albert W. Cookson
Cookson
Fortunes Rocks
Biddeford Pool
William Hancock
Lucien Dutremble
York County
Bay State Lands Medical Plan Under Kerr Mills Act
Massachusetts joined the Kerr Mills Medical Assistance to the Aged program two years ago, becoming an early adopter. The plan uses Federal State MAA funds to cover many aged in need of care, with 17 500 monthly cases in Massachusetts and mixed funding impacts. Total MAA payouts reached 166 million in two years, led by New York 79 million and Massachusetts 52 million.
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Michigan
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
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Kennedy
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