AMA backs eldercare plan oppose Johnson aged care program
The AMA House of Delegates rejected the Johnson administration bid for Social Security financed aged care and endorsed the Herlong Curtis eldercare bill. Delegates backed state administered programs, with promotion funded from a reserve, and urged broader indigent health care study. They urged excluding professional medical services from any bill that excludes other physicians. Dr. Milford C. Rouse said doctors' services should be recognized as professional. The group aligned with the Herlong Curtis framework over the King Anderson proposal.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
Organization of
AMA
Congress
Rep
A. Sydney Herlang Jr
D-Fla
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
AMA Board of Trustees
Herlong- Curtis
Milford C. Rouse
Dallas
Tex
Sesson
Rouse
Husband Kills His Wife In Museum Lobby
In New York the estranged husband fired a pistol at Gertrude Didchenko 43 in the main lobby of the American Museum of Natural History as crowds gathered. Police seized Dmytro Didchenko 72 a violin dealer and the victim’s daughter witnessed the killing. The incident occurred during a dispute over visiting rights. A nearby attorney collapsed and died after speaking to reporters.
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New York
American Museum of Natural History
Dren
Gertrude Didchenko
Forest Hills
Queens
Dmytro Didchenko
Manhattan
Star of India
Marvin Beard
Associated Press News
Ira Silberlicht
Floral Park
Silberlicht
Woman Teller Foils Caroleen Bank Holdup Attempt
A Rutherford County deputy praised Ruth Calvert, a Caroleen bank teller, for resisting three women in men's attire who tried to lure her to a restroom during a midday holdup attempt. The trio from Statesville, including Gladys Whiteside and Carolyn Erlene Whiteside Pearson, were arrested soon after and jailed in Shelby on $10,000 bond each.
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Caroleen
N. C
Daugher
Rutherford County
Ben Humphries
Ruth Calvert
Humphries
Calvert
Gladys Whiteside
Carolyn Erlene Whiteside Pearson
Statesville
Shelby
Whitesides
Carolyn Moore Whiteside
Forest City
Inside BTain cess 8 Movies Add Years 8 Princeton
Classified sections list eight movie items with years and eight Princeton references. society, comics, sports, crosswords, TV, editorials, weather, and miscellaneous notes are mentioned across the page. The entry hints at a multi-section layout typical of a local newspaper.
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Cess
Princeton
Classified
Society
Counterfeiting Charged To 2
Brunswick, Ga. AP report says Treasury Agent found counterfeiting equipment in Winston Salem North Carolina and two men with Winston Salem addresses will be charged with making bogus currency. Dan Junior Smith 32 and employee Lester Lee Bavender 24 were arraigned on possessing and passing counterfeit bills after a $10 note was used at a Woodbine service station. A bag with 3500 counterfeit tens was found near their car on U.S. 17.
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Brunswick, Ga
Treasury
Winston Salem
N. C
John J. Killan
Secret Service
Dan Junior Smith
Smith
Lester Lee Bovender
Bovender
Here
Woodbine
Glynn
Bavender
U. S. 17
U. S
Phil S. Ringel
Killan
Philadelphia Dock Strike Ends Amid National Settlement Efforts
Philadelphia officials announced a settlement in the Port of Philadelphia dock dispute, a key to broader talks that could resolve the 28-day East and Gulf Coast strike involving about 60,000 longshoremen. The nationwide stoppage idled 775 ships and cost an estimated $6 billion in commerce. New York and Baltimore reached deals, with Galveston Miami and Norfolk moving toward agreements.
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Philadelphia
James J. Reynolds
Secretary of Labor
Port of Philadelphia
Maine
Texas
Gulf Coast
United States
Galveston
Tex
Miami
Fla
New York
Baltimore
Norfolk
ILA
Hampton Roads Maritime Association
Johnson's foreign policy test over Egypt food shipments
President Johnson faces a House decision Monday on giving him leeway in sending surplus foods to Egypt. The outcome hinges on an amendment to a $1.6 billion emergency agricultural bill that would deny funds to complete $37 million in shipments under a 1962 contract with Gamal Abdel Nasser.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Egypt
United States
Gamal Abdel Nasser
The
Arab Republic
Barboursville Girl Named Junior Miss West Virginia
Mary Rowley Hesson, 17, Barboursville High School senior, named West Virginia’s Junior Miss. She will represent the state in the national Junior Miss finals in Mobile Alabama on March 19.
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Barboursville
Huntington
Mary Rowley Hesson
Barboursville High School
West Virginia
Mobile
Ala
United States Demands Restraint After Viet Nam Raid
The U S informs the Soviet Union and allied governments that air strikes on communist bases in North Vietnam are retaliatory and not aimed at expanding the war. Washington warns against actions that could broaden the conflict while awaiting Bundy’s report on Saturday’s raids.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
White House
Johnson Down
McGeorge Bundy
U.S
Red China
North Viet Nam
Alexei N. Kosygin
Hanoi
U.S.S.R
Moscow
U. S
South Viet Nam
Kosygin
China
Peking
Radio
Vinh Linh
Gulf of Tonkin
Maddox
Greek Prince Weds Commoner Under Royal Consent in Athens
Prince King Constantine served as best man as Michael of Greece, 26, married 24 year old Marina Karella in the throne room with 25 guests. Michael renounced his throne rights and gained royal permission, unlike a earlier unpermitted match by Prince Peter. The ceremony used a mahogany altar from a decommissioned navy ship.
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Athens
Greece
Constantine
Michael
Christopher
Francois
France
Daugher
Ieronimos Kotsonis
Peter
George II
Anne- Marie
Denmark
Prince Michael
Kosygin Rallies Hanoi Backing North Vietnam Aid
Soviet Premier Kosygin blamed the West led by the United States for Southeast Asia turmoil and pledged renewed Soviet aid to North Vietnam. He spoke at a 7 a.m. rally in Hanoi before U S air raids and later met Ho Chi Minh and Pham Van Dong to discuss events.
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Tokyo
Alexei Kosygin
United States
Southeast Asia
Kremlin
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
U. S
Ho Chi Minh
Pham van Dong
Hong Kong Police Seize 2 Tons of Opium and Morphine
Hong Kong police announced the seizure of almost two tons of opium and morphine smuggled into Hong Kong aboard the ship Chefoo from Bangkok. The haul could yield about 500 pounds of pure heroin worth millions on the illicit market in the United States or Europe, described as the largest contraband narcotics seizure in Hong Kong history. Two Chinese suspects were captured after the narcotics were hidden in bamboo bundles aboard the Chefoo and cached at a chicken farm near the Red China border. Investigators say a 60-man narcotics squad worked since a vague tip arrived, with police aiming to reach higher figures in the operation.
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Hong Kong
Bangkok
United States
Europe
T .E. Clunie
Police
A. A. Bagott
Police Narcotics Bureau
Chefoo
Lloyds
The
China Navigation Co
London
Narcotics Bureau
Kowloon
Red
China
Clunie
Johnson orders air strikes in North Viet Nam after deadly ambush
President Johnson sent U.S. jets to strike North Viet Nam in retaliation for Communist attacks that killed seven Americans and wounded 109. He also ordered the withdrawal of dependents and dispatched Hawk missiles while seeking to reassure Moscow that the U.S. war aims are limited.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Johnson
U.S
North Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Alexei N. Kosygin
United States
Moscow
China
Robert S. McNamara
Washington
Coral Sea
Edward A. Dickson
Edward F. Dicka
East 4Th St
Wyoming
A. McNamara
Navy
Dong Hoi
Viet Nam
Hanoi
U.S. Army Field
Nha Trang
Pleiku
McGeorge Bundy
White House
William Westmoreland
Nguyen Khanh
Camp Halloway
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Robert McNamara
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