Plan to boost Social Security and cash from home equity
Johnson City Texas AP report summarizes a Presidential Council on Aging plan urging higher Social Security benefits and a program to convert home investments into cash while seniors remain in their homes. The plan cites Medicare urgency and calls for early financing talks, with Johnson praising elder policy progress.
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Advisory Council On Social Security
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Council
Robbery Suspected in Iowa Slaying of Francis Rafferty
In Dubuque police say robbery likely motive after the bound and taped body of 58 year old Francis J. Rafferty is found in his home. He died of asphyxiation from vomiting and the scene suggests burglary evidence but nothing definite was taken. Rafferty was last alive Friday night and was discovered by his sister Gretta.
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88 Arrested in Street Sitdown at Chapel Hill
At least 88 anti segregation demonstrators were arrested Saturday as they staged sit downs on major highways and streets serving this university town.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Stranded S D Bus Rescued by Plow in Black Hills
A Continental Trailways bus with 11 aboard exited the snowbound Black Hills after 10 hours trapped by a 16 inch storm and three foot drifts. Temperatures dropped to 15 degrees as driver C B Barnes kept passengers warm by idling all night and was praised by the area superintendent for prudent judgment.
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Optimistic on Transfer of Human Vital Organs
Medical pioneers at the International Transplantation Conference in New York outline progress in organ transfer, with 250+ kidneys from living and deceased donors and isolated successes in heart and liver transplants. Researchers report partial immunity control and potential tissue type matching to improve graft acceptance.
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Robert Good
University of Minnesota
New York Academy of Sciences
D. A. Blumenstock
J. A. Collins
H. B. Hechtman
D. J. Holbein
N. Lempert
E. D. Thomas
Team Sent to Guantanamo To Help in Water Supply
A seven man team headed by an admiral was sent to Guantanamo to study steps to reduce base dependence on Cuba for water. The Tallulah water ship is due Feb 17 with 4.1 million gallons and two Jamaica barges have begun shuttle runs to Guan tanamo. 14.8 million gallons were on hand at the base.
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John Chew
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Ocho Rios
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Princess Irene Renounces Succession for Marriage
The Hague reports Princess Irene has relinquished her right to Holland's throne to wed Spanish Prince Don Carlos de Borbón y Parma. Prime Minister Victor Marijnen announced after a late palace meeting, noting the couple will live in exile as Queen Juliana, Prince Bernhard, and aides discussed the royal romance.
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Charge Iowa Youth In Sheldon Slaying
A 19 year old Irvine Symons was charged with murder in connection with the death of Norbert Hatting 20 whose body was found in a wrecked car outside Ashton. Authorities say Hatting was shot and the slaying appeared staged as an auto accident. The suspect is jailed in Primghar on 100000 bond.
U S Team Heads to London on Cyprus Crisis Mission
A four member U S diplomatic team led by Undersecretary of State George W Ball departed Washington for London to press urgent talks with Britain and other powers seeking a resolution to the Cyprus crisis.
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George W. Ball
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Britain and Khrushchev clash over Cyprus plan
London to Johnson three Western leaders clash as Sir Alec Douglas-Home defends Cyprus peacekeeping plan. Khrushchev calls Western move imperialist while Washington weighs NATO force options and U.S. officials seek to maintain peace in the eastern Mediterranean.
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Villagers flee Cyprus as gunbattle devastates Ayios Sozomenos
In Ayios Sozomenos the Turkish Cypriot village lies deserted after heavy fighting near Nicosia. Eleven dead on both sides, villagers evacuate to Louroudjina as British patrols halt the battle that afternoon.
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Sozomenos
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Test Indicates Truth Told About Informer
A lie detector test indicated ex convict Eugene Yocca told substantially the truth when denying involvement in the bombing of the Playboy police informer Lewis Barbe. The Chicago Daily News reported the findings from a test given Friday night.
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