House Health Bill Set for House Passage in Weeks
AP reports House Ways and Means Committee votes on a comprehensive health care bill for the aged. Chairman Mills predicts House action within two weeks after key decisions by Friday. The plan includes a payroll tax financed hospitalization scheme, expanded Social Security benefits, and broader state federal health care programs for indigent and low income individuals.
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Wilbur D. Mills
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GOP Leaders Push Early Voting Rights Bill Plan
Senate GOP Leader Dirksen and House GOP Leader Ford signal a fast path to a Republican voting rights bill. Dirksen expects a draft review with Attorney General Katzenbach and a bill introduction by next Tuesday. Ford says a House task force will align terms with Dirksen as they pursue federal voting rights legislation.
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Rescues Girl From Mud Near Erie Construction Site
Mrs. George Wochner heard screams from Karen Ceccanese nine, trapped waist deep in mud near a home site in Erie. She rushed out, pulled the girl free, then became stuck herself. Both struggled free after abandoning boots, discovering the mud was only two feet deep.
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Rites Held For Max W. Jukes
Services for Max W. Jukes were held yesterday at 2 p.m. at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Lynn H. Ostrander officiating. Burial followed at Bear Lake Cemetery. Bearers included Murray Beardsley Douglas Burnett Marlyn Jukes George Nevagt Elton Reese Floyd Smith Jr. Out of town attendees came from Pittsfield Meadville Youngsville Clymer Busti Union City Westfield Jamestown Ripley and more for the funeral.
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Soviet Rejects Chinese Protest Over Embassy Demonstration
In Moscow the Soviet Foreign Ministry dismissed a Chinese protest alleging Chinese students were beaten by Soviet militiamen during a demonstration at the U.S. Embassy. A ministry spokesman said Gromyko orally acknowledged and received the protest, which demanded an apology and raised concerns over Chinese students' problems rather than their vote.
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Andrei A. Gromyko
Queen to meet Duchess in end of British boycott
After 29 years the queen plans a visit to the Duke of Windsor and Wallis Simpson in London. The duke, 70, is ill after multiple operations, and doctors say further eye surgery is unlikely. The duchess has never been received by the royal family in Britain.
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Britain
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Clear Girl In Auto Death
An Allegheny County coroner's jury cleared Katherine Heck of Butler, 21, in the February 26 accident near Pittsburgh that killed Sandra Strom of Warren. The two were en route to Robert Morris Junior College for a reunion when their car left a snow covered highway and struck a tree in Richland Township.
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Jackson Run Road
Corry High Plans Merit Scholarship Test for 1965
Seventy students at Corry Area High School will take the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test at 9 a.m. Saturday, with reporting at 6:30 a.m., as the first step in the 1965-66 merit scholarship program. The test helps determine scholarships funded by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation and partners.
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Corry Area High School
Leroy Peck
Fragmentary line from college report on February 12th
Partial OCR fragment notes an event or action connected to a college on February 12th. Limited readable details prevent full identification of person, place, or outcome.
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Public Hearing Set On NY Drinking Age
Albany AP Governors of neighboring states will be invited to a public hearing on April 2 to decide whether New York should raise the legal drinking age from 18 to 21. Senator Abraham Bernstein said参 representatives of liquor groups churches and other parties will attend. Rockefeller supports action if legislature passes a bill. Officials in Connecticut Pennsylvania and New Jersey have similar talks.
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Gang Fight Breaks Up On Philadelphia Elevated Subway
A year-old boy was cornered by two police dogs and arrested by Patrolman George Wallrath at the 56th Street elevated station as officers, including a dog unit named Sherlock, chased about four Negro youths from outside the station. Police planned more dog-assisted patrols to curb subway violence following a prior attack on a 15-year-old girl.
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George Wallrath
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