AMA Claims Kennedy Plan Would Cost Double
The American Medical Association charged that President Kennedy's health care plan for the aged would cost twice the administration's tax estimates and called it unnecessary. AMA leaders Annis and Welch testified to the House Ways and Means Committee, arguing the bill requires a higher payroll tax and base. They cited 20 million seniors with some health coverage and Kerr-Mills aid, while conceding many physicians support hospital care through social security.
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Washington
The
American Medical Association
National
Organization of Physicians
House
Ways and Means Committee
Edward R. Annis
Miami
Norman A. Welch
Boston
Annis
Kerr-Mills
AMA
Physicians Committee For
Caldwell B. Esselstyne
Hudson, N.Y
Men Take 14th 5th Amendments Sent To Jail
Two men Richard Marzetti of Struthers and Dave Coman of Youngstown were jailed after invoking the 5th and 14th amendments in a Mahoning County gambling probe. They refused to answer questions before the county grand jury and in open court. Six others jailed since the probe began 100 days ago remain out on $5,000 bonds each.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Mahoning County
Richard Marzetti
Struthers Pool Room
Dave Coman
Youngstown
U. S
Grand Jury
Common Pleas
Sidney R. Rigelhaupt
Kennedy Johnson Ticket Faces Texas Civil Rights Debate
The article examines how civil rights policy and handling of world affairs affect Kennedy and Johnson’s bid in Texas. Gov. Connally opposes the civil rights package, while Yarborough and Johnson support it, highlighting a split in the party. Texas, with under 10 percent of needed electoral votes, could swing the 1980 reelection race.
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Rom Page
Orie
Kennedy
John Connally
Johnnson
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Television Reviews and NBC Plans For TV Films
AP television critic Cynthia Lowry surveys NBCs That War in Korea documentary and Espionage episode, noting the war retrospective and a future two hour TV feature Johnny North. Also mentions CBS Face the Nation interview with Frederick Barghoorn and Perry Como Show lineup with Nanette Fahray and Victor Borge.
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South Korea
NBC
CIA
U.S
United Nations
Reyne Studios
Hollywood
Johnny North
Frederick C. Barghoorn
Moscow
CBS
Perry Como
San Francisco
Nanette Fahray
Victor Borge
Jose Greco
Sidetrack Bid By Penelee For Dam Plant
Washington AP report says Pennsylvania Electric Co. asked for a federal license to install hydroelectric equipment at the Kinzua dam but sidetracked plans due to a new steam generating plant project. The company sought 90 to 120 days to restudy in light of nearby developments and coal mine plants and potential nuclear options.
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Kinzua
Commission
Pennsylvania Electric
Fidel Castro seeks death penalty for Canadian pilots
In Ottawa Prime Minister Lester B Pearson said Fidel Castro's government will seek the death penalty for two Canadian pilots charged with smuggling explosives and endangering state security. Ronald Lippert 32 of Kitchener and William Milne 31 of Banar eshy were arrested in October and to stand trial Saturday amid strong government concern.
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Ottawa
Fidel Castro
Lester B. Pearson
House of Commons
Pearson
Ronald Patrick Lippert
Kitchener
William David Milne
Benareshy
Birdman of Alcatraz Robert Stroud Dies in Missouri Facility
Robert L. Stroud known as Birdman of Alcatraz died of natural causes early today at a federal medical facility in Springfield Missouri. Government sources reported that full details will be released after relatives are notified.
Mayor Drives 1964 Chamber Membership Campaign
Mayor Philip Zalzneck urges Corry residents and professionals to join the Chamber of Commerce, calling it a democratic, volunteer group that promotes community welfare. He says more members and funds are needed to pursue projects in business development, health, school standards, and civic improvements.
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Corry Chamber of Commerce
Iman
Philip Zalzneck
Chamber of Commerce
Zalaneck
Debris From Lost U S Plane Found
Debris from the missing U S plane was located after it disappeared from land based radar at 10 32 a m Eastern Standard Time. The U S air force 4080th unit at Davis Monthan AFB Tucson was the only WU2 unit assigned to SAC. Continued coverage notes the timing nine hours after disappearance and references the Soviet crisis anniversary context.
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SAC
4080Th
Davis - Monthan Afb
Tucson
U.S
Trio Nabbed In Hunting Camp Thefts
Three youths Frederick A Berry 18 David L Petty 20 and Richard E Petty 19 pleaded guilty to burglary in Conemaugh Township. They admitted breaking into camps in Warren area to steal alcohol and sporting gear. Four of seven Burglaries were reported. they were held in Warren County jail awaiting court action.
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Pouce
Sever
Pittsfield ‘Township
Conenangh Township
Istics
Frederick A. Berry
Frederick Bruce Perrine
Youngsville
David Leroy Petty
Richard Edward Petty
Bear Lake
William C. Timmons
Warren
Warren County
U2 Recon Flights Reported Over Cuba and Powers Incident
U2 aircraft conducted reconnaissance missions over Cuba with photographs indicating Soviet offensive bases on the island. The U2 program gained global attention after Francis Gary Powers was shot down over the USSR in May 1960 and imprisoned for 21 months.
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Tike U2s
Cuba
Soviet Union
U.S
Francis Gary Powers
Russia
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Cynthia Lowry
Journal Today
Penelee
Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek Kuomintang Party
China
Saigon
Viet Nam
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