Hungary's Kadar Eyes Improved US Ties and Trade
Premier Janos Kadar said he is ready to travel to the United States to foster normal relations and peaceful coexistence but noted no invitation exists and government approval is required. He urged broader East West trade and urged joint ventures, stressing Hungary will listen to Western offers while maintaining socialism.
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Preston Grover
Budapest
Hungary
Janos Kadar
United States
Hungarian People's Republic
Ed Thhat
Rock Bottom
Kadar
Forestry Science Lab Near Start at West Virginia University
Construction of the 500000 Forestry Sciences Laboratory at West Virginia University near Morgantown is to begin by midsummer. Senator Robert Byrd said bids are expected after July 1. The lab will centralize research on forestry engineering, chain saw performance, new fuels for power, and timber conveyance systems.
Congress Reverses Medicare Bill Changes Ahead of Senate Vote
The White House presses to reverse Senate changes on Medicare for the aged with limited benefits for low income seniors. Senate action follows a finance committee clash led by Sen. Russell Long as party leaders prepare for a climactic vote.
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Marjorie Hunter
Ac- New York Times
Washington
Congress
Senate
Tianna Alan Ion Hadulad
Senate Finance Committee
White House
Adda
Russell Long
D- la
Long
Senate Appropriations Committee
Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Federal workers to gain broadened preventive health program
President Johnson announced a revamped federal health plan to expand preventive care for 2.5 million workers. The program, overseen by nurses and public or private physicians, targets agencies with 300+ employees or clusters of 30 within reach, aiming to reduce sick leave and boost productivity.
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New York Times
Washington
Johnson
White House
Truman
The
Budget Bureau
Johnsons visit stuns pastor at St Johns Lutheran Church
President Johnson and Mrs Johnson visited Camp David weekend guests at St Johns Lutheran Church in Thurmont Maryland. The pastor said he was nervous during the service. Mrs Johnson noted Father’s Day gifts for the President and a White House spokesman confirmed caps with sun visors and a framed photograph as gifts. Johnson had earlier attended other area churches but this was his first at St Johns.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
William E. Ervin Jr
Johnson
Camp David
Catoctin Mountain
Thurmont
Texas
Luci
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Johnsons
Labor Groups to Discuss War Taxes and Labor in West Virginia
Morgantown AP The Fourth Annual AFL-CIO Summer Institute opens with about 75 labor leaders from across the state. The program covers federal antipoverty programs tax reform and state welfare policy minutely. Key topics include coin silver content debates and the District of Columbia welfare aid dispute.
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West Virginia
Afl-Cio
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
District of Columbia
Mike Mansfield
Mon
Institute
Kana
Jay Stearn
Parkersburg
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