Kennedy Health Plan Faces House Test In Compromise Talks
Washington AP Kennedy aides push a compromise Medicare bill as the Ways and Means Committee resumes review. Ribicoff signals flexibility on funding and coverage while White House aims to win approval this year. Halleck calls the move a sign of defeat as negotiators weigh benefit scales and Treasury impacts.
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Kennedy
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Ways and Means Committee
Halleck
Rockefeller Seen GOP Candidate in 64
SEATTLE Wash AP The quiet assumption among Republicans at national committee meetings is that Gov Nelson A Rockefeller of New York will be the 1964 presidential nominee. Beyond upbeat talk of House gains and governors, hotel room chatter focuses on the potential field and who would oppose President Kennedy. Rockefeller appears the most likely to top the ticket unless unforeseen obstacles arise in re election. National Committeeman George L Hinman of New York says he seeks no commitments, only to learn state by state conditions. Rockefeller briefly opposed Nixon for 1960 but withdrew in 1959 as GOP cards moved.
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Yale University
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Illinois
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Indiana
America
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Saco zoning upheld as court clears trucking ruling
In Saco a judge upheld the city zoning ordinances over A and R Trucking allegations. MacDonald acquitted of operating a trucking terminal, with Wilson Jr. ruling the zoning law enforceable and not restraining trade as applied to selective service. The decision cites Great Northern Railway versus Walsh to define terminal points and notes MacDonald serviced A and R trucks prior to zoning enactment.
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Ocean Park Road
William F. Wilson Jr
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Wilsen
MacDonald
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Detroit
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A&r
Soviets deploy fourth ship to spy on Pacific tests
The A I Voyeykov joins two sister ships near Christmas Island as Washington prepares a high altitude nuclear test over Johnston Island. FAA warns of instant high frequency radio blackout lasting 32 hours. The test series continues amid international naval activity and military data gathering.
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Soviet Union
U.S
Pacific
United States
Johnston Island
Federal Aviation Agency
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Christmas Island
A. I. Voyeykov
Shokal
Skiy
Voyeykov
Campaign Ruleship Candidates By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The two Democratic gubernatorial hopefuls are among 149 nominees fined for late or missing campaign expense reports. Richard J. Dubord faced penalties for late filing while Maynard C. Dolloff failed to file a personal report. Fines of one dollar per day accrue after last Friday’s deadline.
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Associated Press
Richard J. Dubord
Maynard C. Dolloff
Dolloff
Hollywood Star System Under Fire After Monroe Exit
AP reports 20th Century Fox canceled Something's Got to Give amid Marilyn Monroe’s firing for absenteeism and Dean Martin’s refusal to work without her. Peter Levathes gave a terse notice as crews worried about lost work and $2 million in film scrapped.
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Star System
20Th Century-Fox
Peter Levathes
Marilyn Monroe
Dean Martin
Levathes
Monroe-Martin
Dean
Marilyn
Miss Monroe
Ilness
Lee Remick
Monroe
Saco Osteopathic hospital auxiliary names officers
Mrs. Robert Lavigne was named president of the Saco Osteopathic hospital auxiliary at its annual banquet in Hollis. Officers include vice president Mrs Armand Sansoucy and recording secretary Mrs John K Robert. A report on a May public supper was read and plans for an August hospital fair were discussed.
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Robert Lavigne
Saco Osteopathic Hospital
Salmon Falls
Hollis
Armand Sansoucy
John K. Robert
David Sheehan
Walter Wood
Joseph P. Gerardi
Lavigne
Boyd Named Public Affairs Officer for State Civil Defense
John T. Boyd, a former newsman and advertising copywriter, assumes the role of public affairs officer for the State Civil Defense agency. He brings media experience to the agency and will handle communications and public information.
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Augusta
John T. Boyd
State Civil Defense Agency
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