Johnson Wins Senate Delay On Economy And Policy Clashes
Washington AP President Johnson outmaneuvers Congress to approve a 1.6 billion supplemental bill with watered down riders on foreign policy and closing of 11 veterans hospitals and 20 farm research stations. A moratorium through May 1 spares closures while Congress weighs options, with key debates over aid shipments to the United Arab Republic and UAR leader Nasser shaping the outcome.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Senate
House
White House
United Arab Republic
UAR
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United States
Hell
Egypt
Veterans Administration
Agriculture Research
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Sen
Spessard L. Holland
Two County Judges to Not Seek Reelection
Two Erie County judges, Burton R. Laub and Samuel Y. Rossiter, announced they will not run in the May 18 primary, leaving vacant seats to be filled by attorneys. Laub, a Republican in his 20th year, may take a university teaching assignment. Rossiter, also Republican, has served 12 years. Four attorneys, two from each party, are regarded as probable candidates: DA Edward H. Carney and James G. Hanes (Democrats), Lindley R. McClelland and Robert B. Chase (Republicans).
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Burton R. Laub
Samuel Y. Rossiter
Laub
Rossiter
Erie County
Edward H. Carney
James G. Hanes
Lindley R. McClelland
Robert B. Chase
Fla
Senate
Winston L. Prouty
RY Vt
World in 1964 to be published by Associated Press
The Corry Journal will offer copies of The World in 1964, an AP produced word and picture chronicle of the year. Compiled by AP reporters and partner papers, the volume covers events from 1964 including Pope Paul, the Olympics, Civil Rights, the moon race, politics, and notable deaths. Reservations are available at The Journal, with an anticipated first edition of 100,000 copies at $3.
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Associated Press
Corry Journal
Mew
Pope Paul
Holy Land
Panama
Bobby Baker
Alaska
Jimmy Hoffa
Dallas
General MacArthur
Herbert Hoover
Pandit Nehru
Khrushchev
Goldwater
Asia
Congo
John Kennedy
AP Newspapers
The
Journal
New One Shot Measles Vaccine 99 Percent Effective
A new live-virus measles vaccine from Pitman Moore licensed by the U S Public Health Service is reported 99 percent effective in children. The Dow Chemical division says the vaccine should reduce rash fever and the need for gamma globulin injections. Dr Anton Schwarz helped develop the strain. About 20 million U S children under 10 remain unvaccinated and measles causes several thousand deaths annually. Field trials involved about 18 000 children.
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New York
U. S. Public Health Service
Pitman-Moore Division
Dow Chemical
Pitman-Moore
Anton Schwarz
U.S
B. A. Henrson
U.S. Public Health Ce
Merck
Pfizer
Lilly
Philips
Roxane
Bribery Trial Delay in Maloney Case Shocks Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH AP The Income tax evasion case against Lawrence J. Maloney, a suspended police superintendent, centers on alleged bribes while in office. Judge Willson ordered witness names within 10 days and set June 7 as trial date. A new police chief named for Meyersdale. Measles vaccination and vaccine options discussed amid rising 1964 cases and vaccine availability.
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Pittsburgh
Lawrence J. Maloney
Maloney
Harry Gondelman
Joseph P. Willson
Gondelman
Willson
Ohio Teeners Robbed Beaten Near Meadville
Two Ohio teenagers George Piczeri 19 and Wilbur J. Ciptak 17 were robbed and beaten by two men east of Hartstown after running out of gas. The assailants damaged their 1959 car and fled, leaving the youths to seek help at a nearby phone.
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Meadville
Ohio
Hartstown
Henry S. Miller
George Piczeri
Northfield
Wilbur J. Ciptak
Bedford
Corneaut Lake
Piczeri
Pennsylvania
Santa Barbara
Calif
Ellen Chabot Bobhin
San Francisco
Miller
Ringo Starr Marries Maureen Cox in London Registry
AP reports Beatles drummer Ringo Starr aged 24 wed 18 year old Maureen Cox at Caxton Hall in a brief civil ceremony. Parents attended. Brian Epstein served as best man. John Lennon and George Harrison attended with spouses. The couple honeymoon briefly before Starr returns to film work in London.
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London
Ringo Starr
Maureen Cox
Ringo
Caxton Hall
Maureen
Barry Digweed
Brian Epstein
Beatles
John Lennon
George Harrison
Lennon
Harrison
Paul McCartney
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Matsony
Universal
Barney
Meyersdale
Paul Lutz
Pennsylvania State Police
Somerset County
Bob Church
Sweethearst
Russell Stover
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