Health Care Okay Seen By Tonight
Washington AP Democrats push for quick passage of a large health care Social Security bill amid Republican claims it is a rubber stamp. A House vote on Byrnes alternative faces doubt as GOP critics argue it lacks payroll tax financing for hospital care while Mills defends professional standards and hospital capacity.
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Washington
Johnson
John W. Byrnes
Byrnes
General Treasury
Congress of the
United States
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means Committee
Durward G. Hall
Mills
County Key To Slum Mess Helps Corry City
The Erie County Health Department may provide the key to clearing Corry of substandard housing as part of urban renewal. City officials seek a part time health officer via county cooperation and a city housing code. Lawrence Moriarty of the county health department supports taking on the Corry task to aid both city and department.
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Erie County Department of Health
City of
Corry
County Health Department
David Johnson
Russell B. Roth
Erie
Erie County Board of Health
Johnson
Council
Board of Health
Health Department
Lawrence Moriarty
Ray Weber
Moriarty
The
Journal Today
Wight
Negrochurch unity drive gains interracial support in Louisville
Three large Negro denominations indicate they will join a broad Protestant reunion plan. Episcopal Bishop Robert F. Gibson Jr. says the move strengthens the consultative effort and reflects America’s Christian plurality. Observers from three Negro Methodist bodies with about 2% million members anticipate early official action.
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Lexington
Episcopal
Robert F. Gibson, Jr
Richmond
America
Charles 5. Spivey Jr
Payne Theological Seminary
Wilberforce
Ohio
African Methodist Episcopal Church
New anticancer drug shows promise in animals
Detroit AP reports a new experimental anticancer agent with clawlike molecular structure, called KTS, has destroyed or slowed many cancers in animals. Human testing has begun only on safety at Upjohn and Toswell Park Memorial Institute. results on effectiveness in people are not yet known.
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Detroit
American Chemical Society
Man
Harold G. Petering
Upjohn Co
Kalamazoo
Mich
Petering
ACS
Toswell Park Memorial ‘Institute
Buffalo
Rebels and Marines clash in Viet Nam battle reports
U S officials say up to 200 Viet Cong were killed in a major fight with Vietnamese marines in Binh Dinh Province. Five South Vietnamese were killed and 25 wounded. no American casualties. Earlier, 276 Viet Cong were killed and 33 captured in a Mekong Delta battle, with six Americans and 16 South Vietnamese dead. In Saigon a mutiny by young naval officers against Adm. Chung Tan Cang appeared tacitly approved by the government. Air Force jets attacked a suspected Viet Cong concentration in Kantu province near Saigon.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U S
Binh Dinh
U.S
Mekong River
Adm
Chung Tan Cang
Cang
Nguyen Khanh
Air Force
Kantum
Hester dies after parachute accident in Europe
Maj. Gen. John K. Hester commander of the U S 17th Air Force died of brain damage from a parachute jump in WissBaDON Germany He had been in a coma since April 2 The 48 year old native of Plains Montana leaves a widow Helen and two children Virginia and John K IE Also noted Brig Gen Joseph Stillwell hurt April 1 in a parachute jump both chutes failed to deploy Hester’s fatal jump ended a five jump sequence He underwent emergency surgery but never regained consciousness
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Wissbadon
Germany
John K. Hester
U.S
17Th Air Force
Hester
Ft, Bragg
N. C
Army
Joseph Stillwell
Stillwell
Air Force
Plains
Mont
Helen
Virginia
John K. IE
Neglects Cow Fined For Cruelty In Crawford County
Meadville area farmer Grover Andrews pled guilty to cruelty to animals and was fined 20 dollars plus costs by Justice of the Peace R J Silverthorn. Crawford County Humane Society officials Wohlfeil and Taylor filed charges after neighbors said a cow bred a calf outdoors and was left to die. the animal was euthanized with the owner’s agreement. Andrews must clean his barn and housing for about a dozen cows within five days or face further charges.
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Meadville
Grover Andrews
Conneaut Lake
R.J. Silverthorn
Russell
Wohlfeil
Crawford County Humane Society
Elmer Taylor
Conneautville
Society
Andrew
Andrews
UF Board Rejects YMCA and Salvation Army Fund Drive Appeals
United Fund board last night rejected appeals by both the YMCA and the Salvation Army to conduct capital fund drives. Six votes against, three for, with one abstention. YMCA sought 250000 for gym and health room. Salvation Army aimed to raise 150000 for a new building.
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YMCA
Salvation Army
United Fund Board
United Fund
UP Board
Early Bird Tests Okay
The Early Bird satellite loops Earth in preparation for a maneuver to reach a permanent space roost. Engineers plan to fire small gas jets to guide the first commercial communications satellite toward a point over the Atlantic between Brazil and South Africa. A kick motor will push it Friday over South America into a 22,300 mile high circular orbit, making it appear stationary as its speed matches Earth's rotation. Launched from Cape Kennedy Tuesday night, it underwent a Wednesday test with excellent television patterns and signals sent to Andover, Maine, from a ground station.
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Communications Satellite Corp
Atlantic
Brazil
South Africa
South America
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Andover
Maine
No Doubt Were At War Speech Sparks Walter Swinson Phrase
Washington reports President Swinson framed the Viet Nam conflict as a necessity while officials refer to U S troops as military advisers. The president stated we fight because we must fight, signaling a hard line in a wartime address.
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Wasmington
Offisl
Washington
Viet Nam
Swinson
Erie Attorney Arrested On False Pretense Charge
Erie attorney Austin Quisenberry 41 was arrested at his home on a false pretenses charge. The former publisher of the Erie Dispatch allegedly issued a bad check for 20 dollars to Kenneth Rose, a former employee of the paper. Police and Constable Rodgers made the arrest. he was released on his own recognizance for arraignment before Alderman Larry Fabrizi.
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Man — AtObney
Austin Quisenberry
Erie
Quisenberry
Erie Dispatch
Kenneth Rosequist
Pairview
Charles F. Rodgers
Larry Fabrizi
Reapportionment Hearings Conclude in Pennsylvania
The House Committee on Elections and Apportionment wraps up its eight hearings on reapportionment including sessions in Harrisburg and other cities. Governor Scranton declined to testify further, while lawmakers expect diverse groups at the finale. More than 225 witnesses have appeared across Harrisburg Wilkes-Barre Williamsport Pittsburgh Erie Hollidaysburg and Philadelphia.
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Harrisburg
House Committee On Elections and Apportionment
Gav
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Williamsport
Pittsburgh
Erle
Hollidaysburg
Philadelphia
Reds reopen Autobahn after protest by U S convoy
Berlin AP report says Communist guards closed the Berlin autobahn for three hours backing by the Soviets. A 22 vehicle U S Army convoy reached Helmstedt and was processed through East German checkpoints while the blockade persisted, then the highway reopened as protests continued.
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Berlin
Hous
U.S
West Berlin
United States
Britain Applauds Johnsons Viet Nam Talks Offer
London formally welcomed President Johnsons proposal for unconditional talks to end the war in Viet Nam. Prime Minister Wilson called the offer statesmanlike and tied to economic reconstruction in Southeast Asia, while Hanoi and Beijing remained silent and Tass offered a cautious noncommittal response. Also, Baldwin named deputy assistant U S secretary of commerce in a Johnson administration move.
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London
Britain
Johnson
Viet Nam
Harold Wilson
Southeast Asia
Hanoi
Peking
Saigon
Voice of America Radio
Jakarta
Sukarno
United States
Soviet Union
Ganis Harsono
Indonesia
Tass
Washington
U.S
Baldwin
Harrisburg
David R. Baldwin
David L. Lawrence
U. S. Secretary of Commerce
Grace M. Sloan
Johnson offers talks with communists on Viet Nam peace
President Johnson signaled readiness to bargain with the Communists to end the Viet Nam war and proposed a $1 billion Southeast Asia development plan. He urged Congress to authorize the investment, urged U N banks to lead the effort, and named a special American team led by Eugene Black. The speech stressed continued U S involvement and cooperation while keeping options open.
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Washington
Aly
Johnson
United States
Willuut
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Congress
U.N
UW Bank
Soviet Union
Eugenie Black
Baristo
U.S
Nik
Fear Reprisal Delays Trial Of Red Terrorist
The South Vietnamese government postponed indefinitely the trial of Nguyen Van Thai, a 33 year old bomber in the U S Embassy attack. Viet Cong threats to kill a missing American captive if Thai is executed prompted security concerns. Hanoi radio cited the National Liberation Front claiming further harm if Thai is executed while Le Dau, a 24 year old accused Communist agent detained at Da Nang, faced possible delay in his own fate.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Nguyen van Thai
Hanoi
National Liberation Front
Thai
Gustav C. Hertz
da Nang
le Duur
Midwest Floods Sweep The Region Killing Two In Minnesota
Destructive flood waters spread across the Midwest as rains and rising rivers drive thousands from their homes. Two people died in Minnesota while two children were missing near the Battle Creek River. About 1,000 people were evacuated in Iowa. dozens of communities faced creeping flood waters. Cherokee reported flood damage as the Little Sioux River spiked to 27.1 feet before receding. The Cedar and Des Moines rivers threatened northeastern and central Iowa, with Waterloo Cedar Falls and surrounding areas under water. The Red Cross aided 135 shelter residents in several towns and 346 food victims in other cities.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Minnesota
Battle Creek
Ramsey County
Iowa
Cherokee
Cedar River
Des Mbines
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Fort Dodge
Red Cross
Webster City
Marshalltown
Gun Fight Precedes Civil Rights Talk in Bogalusa
In Bogalusa Louisiana a gun duel erupted near CORE workers as civil rights leader James Farmer was to speak. Police noted a brick thrown from a car and shots fired with no injuries. CORE worker William Yates described two waves of attackers firing at the house, with Asst. Police Chief Terrell arriving with officers to restore order.
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Bogalusa
James Farmer
Ku Klux Klan
William J. Yates
Buffalo
Palmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Yates
Asst
L. ©. Terrell
Terrell
Robert Hicks
Gyard
Hicks
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Harry Ussack
Ussack
James Hammond
Reds
Lbj
Weather Bureau
Little Sioux
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