JFK Health Plan Goes To Congress
President Kennedy outlined how 1.6 billion in health funds would be spent next fiscal year with steps to train more doctors and expand schools. He proposed five year hospital cost sharing, stronger federal oversight of cosmetics and safety proofing for devices, and urged enactment of Social Security health insurance this year. The message supports Medicare push and details funding shifts and program expansions.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Capitol Hill
Young Father Kills Kin Self in Portland Tragedy
Clarence M. Allen, 22, killed his wife and two children after straying from divorce due to another man, then died by carbon monoxide in a cemetery. April 20 months and Gary 6 months were found dead in the car. Allen’s body lay beneath the vehicle. Medical examiner cites murder suicide. A Maine student who曾 dated Mrs. Allen was taken into custody amid investigations.
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Portland
Clarence M. Allen
Allen
Gary
Sak~ Odt
Divorte Papera
Sheila
Thie
University of Maine
Ctudienu
Alson
Lfe
Suspension of Gordon Ziegenfuss as deputy secretary
In Harrisburg AP Gov Scranton's administration suspended Gordon D. Ziegenfuss from his post as deputy secretary of property and supplies after files were removed from his home. Alessandroni recommended the suspension pending a fuller survey, with Ziegenfuss previously to be retained until a replacement could take over February 15.
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Harrisburg
Ziegenfuss
David L. Lawrence
Alessandroni
Ziegeniuss
Scranton
Regeniuss
Lawrence
State Revenue Department
Australians Expel Soviet Envoy Over Espionage Plot
Canberra accuses first secretary Ivan Skripov of elaborate espionage preparations and declares him persona non grata. His wife is ordered to leave within seven days as Australia links a hiding place for an unused Canadian passport, a radio transmitter, and a woman agent to Soviet spying.
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Canberra
Australia
Garfield Barwick
Ivan Fedorovich Skripov
Barwick
Skripov
Australian Security Intelligence Organization
London
Morris Cohen
Kroger
Helen
Union
Skrippy
Settlement Award For Moser Against Rail and Coal Firms
Andrew Moser of Allison Fayette County has been awarded forty nine thousand eight hundred dollars in a settlement of a damage suit against the Monongahela Railroad Co and the Emerald Coal and Coke Co both of Allison.
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Pittsburgh
Andrew Moser
Allison
Fayette County
Monongahela Railroad Co
Emerald Coal and Coke Co
Canada to Hold April Election Amid Anti American Tensions
Ottawa reports pressure on Prime Minister John Diefenbaker to dissolve Parliament and call new elections in April after a parliamentary defeat. Conservatives rally behind Diefenbaker as Liberal leader Lester Pearson warns against anti Americanism in the campaign and aims to restore good relations with allies. The Senate remains unaffected. Continued on Page Three.
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Diefenbaker
House Commons
Senate
Commons
Conservie Five Party
United States
Canada
Diefenbaker Ap
Liberal Party
Lester B. Pearson
Ottawa
Diefenbaler
Weaver To Face Tax Liens After Trip To Europe
The Internal Revenue Service says it will press two liens totaling nearly $4,000 against U.S. Rep. James D. Weaver after he returns from Europe. The liens, filed in Erie County, cover 1961 income taxes of $2,968 and $998 in social security taxes for the 1982 period. Weaver, who represents the 21st District including Crawford, Erie, and Mercer counties, is at a United Nations conference in Geneva. Washington declined to comment.
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Internal Revenue Service
U.S
James D. Weaver
R-Pa
Europe
John Bingler
Gth Foo Cai
Erie
Dems Reveal Secret Spying Tactics at briefing
The administration disclosed intelligence methods used to monitor Cuba and Soviet forces, showing photos from high altitude and low altitude reconnaissance. Defense Secretary McNamara noted the release balanced public interest with safeguarding intelligence collection, amid questions on the Soviet buildup and security.
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Ciba
Ruay
Cuba
Kenedy
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Robert 8. McNamara
John T. Hughes
Joseph Carroll
Pentagon
Defense Intelligence Agency
McNamara
16 Year Old Girl Driver In Fatal Beallsville Crash
State Police report a 16 year old girl driving a car in Beallsville Pennsylvania struck a one year old boy as he stepped into the road. Bruce Burish died at Washington Hospital from a skull fracture. The driver was identified as Georgia Medency of Marianna.
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Beallsville
Bruce Burish
Washington Hospital
Georgia
Marianna
Kennedy Says Cuba Free of Soviet Offensive Arms
The Kennedy administration used a nationwide TV briefing to insist Cuba has all offensive weapons removed, citing intelligence and reconnaissance photos. Senator Keating disputed the claim, while McCone and McNamara echoed the certainty amid a broader pushback against critics.
Missile Muddle Losing Steam in Cuba War of Words
AP report outlines Secretary McNamara denying threat from Soviet forces in Cuba. He presented two hour TV evidence refuting offensive bases and missiles in Cuba, while Senator Keating softened criticism, agreeing not all Soviet deployments threaten the United States and noting broken intermediate range bases.
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Washington
Kennedy
Cubs
Cuba
Robert S$. McNamara
Kenneth B. Keating
Keating
New York
McNamara
United States
White House
Cen Wal Intelligence Agency
John A. McCone
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee
Pentagon
James
Marlow Washington
Robert 5
Ig Butten
R-N.y
Kealing
Associated Press
Khrushchev
Khrushchey
Dam reconstruction begins after 1947 flood
A McCray Brothers West Drilling Co drill rig at Elgin works on the proposed 7.15 million repair of the Coleus Dam. The first ground boring marks the start of state efforts to rebuild the structure toppled by the Brufenstraw Geick flood in 1947. Erie Senator William Lester says a new Calupbies Dam is planned for 1963.
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McCray Brothers West Dring’ Co
Elgin
Arrow
Brufenstraw Geick
Erie
William Lester
Tie
Columbus
McCray
Keating Vows Hat Eat If McNamara Proves Points
Senator Keating says he would eat his hat if Defense Secretary McNamara proves his charges of dangerous buildup in Cuba. McNamara retorts he will eat a hat if shown sufficient evidence. Keating remains undaunted, insisting the charges stand.
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Keating
McNamara
Washington
Kenneth B. Keating
RNY
Robert S. McNamara
CMH Receives State Aid For Indigent Care
State Auditor General reports 884 in state aid processed since January 16 for seven area hospitals including Corry Memorial Hospital two nursing schools and a state aided institution. First 75 percent subsidies paid to Zem Zem Erie 11009 Spencer Meallville 5585 Warren General 1955 Titusville 4098. Final 35 percent subsidies approved for Memorial Hamot and St. Vincent Erie totaling 58495. Aid helps cover costs of free patient care for those unable to pay.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
State Auditor General's Department
Harrisburg
Tplit
Zem Zem Hospital
Erie
Spencer Hospital
Meallville
Warren General Hospital
Titusville Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Hamot Hospital
St. Vincent's Hospital
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