Johnson proposes cradle to old age health and education program
President Johnson asked Congress for a broad cradle to old age health and education program to feed poor children and meet elderly hospital needs. He urged creation of an alcoholism advisory committee and a government research center, stating a total federal nutrition program of 379 million dollars supports disadvantaged children while proposing 50 million dollars for targeted nutrition and new elderly meal services under the older Americans act.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Bose
Erie Marine Missing After Guantanamo Outing
Vaughn Muller a 19 year old Marine and companion disappear after a fishing trip off Guantanamo Naval Base. A search by surface craft is underway with Cuban authorities believed to have picked up the men. Muller is married to Karen Arlene McGuigan of Erie and is a 1985 Academy High School graduate.
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Castro
Fishig
Guantanamo Naval Base
Cen
Vaughn D. Ler
Joseph Eel
Ree Vet Eem Yestet Lernoon
5Th Marines
Muller
Karen Arlene McGuigan
Kenneth McGuigan
Ray Fu- Bate
Marine Truck Company
4Th Service Battalion
Arine Division
Fugate
Academy High School
Guantanaimo
al- Beet
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Guantana
Guantanamo
Cuba
Caribbean Sea
Haiti
Boy Admits Attempted Fire Brand Escape Rocket Plan
In Denver a one year old boy poured gasoline on the back of his trousers and struck a match hoping to take off like a rocket. He was treated at a hospital after the blaze. Authorities described the incident as an attempted escape fantasy by the infant.
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Denver
Colo
Montiaginatte
Informal Audit Talk Precedes Council Action on Cuy's Books
Four council members, city officials, and an independent certified public accountant met to review a preliminary audit of the treasurer’s office. Mayor Peiffer and others attended as discussions set groundwork for swift approval, with a key question about timing and potential private meeting. The session lacked Councilman Russell Brant and raised questions about informal meeting practices. A retirement obituary for Victor H. Soucek, 57, former naval reserve officer, followed on the page.
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David Johnson
Reeiee
Russell Brant
Parks
William A. Peiffer
Dorr Clark
Guy Abbey
Jack Downey
Harriet Myers
David Nichols
Douglas Rozelle
Cassius Elston
Meadville
Nichols
Carl Hixson
Peiffer
Diston
Victor H. Soucek
Naval Reserve Branch
Boston
Directors Elect Officers at Corry YMCA Meeting
The Corry YMCA reelected Dr. James Hileman to a third term as president with Alton Dahish and R Elwin Fuller as officers and George Hagger assisting treasurer. A committee seeks a new director, with four candidates to contact. unlikely a new director before April 15. Wees to remain two weeks longer to cover secretary absence. capital funds drive planned to raise 731 new members.
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Reece
Corry Ymca
James Hileman
Alton Dahish
R. Elwin Fuller
George Hagger
William Gumbleton
Dahlstrand
Hileman
YMCA
Sterling Wees
Wees
Death Close But Might Be Delayed By Operation
In Buffalo New York AP report about Robert F. Allen a 28 year old Tycsot Aziz and an unidentified Philadelphia man plan a medical exchange operation to transplant cancer tissue between them to slow dying from bone cancer. Doctors gave Allen two to six months to live. The operation aims to move canter tissue from each man into the other thigh at Parkview Memorial Institute. A similar procedure was done two years earlier on a patient with a different cancer type.
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Burfalo
N.Y
Robert F. Allen
Allen
Aziz
Philadelphia
Park ‘Nene
University of Illinois
Pennell Sai
Demand Probe of VS Draft System
Washington AP thirty intra administration efforts to persuade allies to man for Vietnam should face congressional scrutiny. Congressmen claim the Defense Department misuses personnel and 280000 draft papers stall in the pipeline. They seek review of Selective Service Act provisions expiring next year and say tests bias deferments against liberal arts students.
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Washington
Intra Administration
Viet Nam
Capitol
U.S
Southeast Asia
Defense Department
House
Hie
Selective Service System
Congress
Pa Draft Call Down To 1129 In March
Harrisburg AP State Selective Service says Pennsylvania's March draft quota is 1129 men, reduced from 1660 after Washington lowered the March call due to higher voluntary enlistments. The change follows the federal adjustment issued last week and reflects decreased anticipated demand.
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Harrisburg
Selective Service
Pennsylvania
Washington
Senate War Funding Seen Nears Victory For LBJ Plan
The House will vote today on the military and economic Viet Nam aid package as Democratic leaders McCormack and Mansfield forecast approval. They said Senate passage should come by week’s end with a wide margin, following a White House meeting with Johnson.
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Washington
House
Bee Etree
Cerrol W. McCormack
D-Mass
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
McCormack
White House
Johnson
Viet Nam
Mit
Mineto
City Tax Bills On Way From City Treasurer
City property tax bills go out with 6% mills on a total of 20,101,650 this year yielding 170,873. Land is 2,457,050 and buildings 17,644,500. A 2% rebate applies for March and April payments, May and June pay face value, then a 5% penalty from July 1.
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Harriet Myers
Ward Land Bi
Change Law On Insanity and Murders in New York
New York Court of Appeals rejects the M'Naghten Rule, replacing the standard for insanity in murder cases. The ruling says a defendant who knows an act is wrong may still be unable to control behavior, altering criminal responsibility standards in the federal Indictive Circuit. Reactions come from psychiatrists opposing the shift, while critics warn of public risk.
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New York
James M'Naghten
Court of Appeals
M'Naghten
Seale
Ind
Manfred S. Guttmacher
Supreme Bench of
Baltimore
RSE
Pet
Tryig
Kis Met
Allentown
Frederic Wertham
Charles ‘Freaman
S¢M
Charles H. Tenney
Freeman
Fluoridation Question Questioned by City Edict
STLUSVILLE City Council authorized new city solicitor Forssell Jr to study the legality of fluoridating the water without a public referendum The Board of Health expressed a preference against referendum due to potential biased forces A Hocine inquiry found supporters among officials but differing reasons emerged for fluoridation by council action
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Stlusville
George T. Forssell Jr
Forssell
Robert Taylor
Board of Health
Hiccone
Serreck Jeaeme
Pentagon Seeks First Ever All Male Nurse Draft
The Pentagon asks Selective Service to provide 70 male Army nurses and 200 Navy nurses starting April amid doubts staffing can reach 900. Officials cite Viet Nam casualties and medical care surges as reasons, while notes say many men in the 18 to 35 age group have nurse training but estimates vary.
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Washington
Pentagon
Defense
Selective Service
Army
Navy
Armed Forces
Viet Nam
Defense Department
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