De Gaulle Eyes Franco Russian Space Collaboration
Paris reports President de Gaulle plans a Franco Russian space collaboration and possible satellite cooperation to rival the United States. The move could signal a shift from NATO and may affect ELDO withdrawal talks, with broader repercussions for U S and European space efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Sulzberger
New York Times
Paris
de Gaulle
NATO
Moscow
United States
France
European Launcher Development Organization
ELDO
De Gaulle’s Europe policy and Moscow’s possible response
The piece analyzes De Gaulle's aim for French independence in NATO and East West detente, Moscow's likely reaction to his visit, and France's expanding role from Europe to Asia. It notes Washington supports broad East West talks but favors bilateral steps through NATO. It contends De Gaulle raises France’s stature while pursuing a partitioning view of the USSR and engaging Indochina diplomacy.
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Moscow
de Gaulle
NATO
Europe
Russia
France
Germany
Bonn
Washington
West Germany
East Germany
America
U. S
China
Asia
Podgorny
Vatican
Vietnam
Indochina
Jean Sainteny
Hanoi
Pe- de Gaulle
West
East
Medicare Changes Sweep Hospitals Nationwide
The Medicare program will trigger major shifts in hospital operations as 7,500 facilities adjust pricing, add equipment, and form new staff agreements. Hospitals expect a surge of elderly admissions when the plan starts July 1, while regulators push for efficiency and care quality across regions.
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Robert H. Phelps
New York Times News
Washington
The
Massachusetts Hospital Association
Computer Match Warning Sparks Grand Jury Probe in Brooklyn
A Kings County grand jury investigates distribution of up to 154 question items to Brooklyn school children. The probe, urged by the board of education, targets privacy and Morals concerns as multiple firms offered teen oriented computer matching and dating questionnaires. Local officials warn of criminals and racketeers exploiting the activity.
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David Anderson
New York Times News Service
New York
Kings County
Brooklyn
Grand Jury
Board of Education
Dis
Aaron E. Koota
Bernard E. Donovan
Koota
International Business Machines
Teens International, Inc
Tean Anere
Opium Gold and Guns Run Laos Quietly Under ICC Watch
In Vientiane the ICC helicopters patrol as bombers lift for missions while Air America and U S AID staff mix with locals. Opium, heroin production and the gold trade flow through Laos amid tension with China Nationalists and local feuds.
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Laos
James
Thailand
Burma
China
Air America
Vientiane
Brooklyn
Northeast Quadrangle
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Bangkok
Hong Kong
Saigon
Singapore
U. S
Yunnan
Taiwan
Opium
Asia
New York
Mountain Kingdom
I. C.C
Hospitals Face Cost Rules for Medicare Patients
Administrators expect extensive changes as hospitals must prove costs under Medicare rules. Provisions include cost plus 2 percent funding, standards by HEW, and utilization review committees in each hospital. HEW notes elderly patients generally cost less to care for than others. Hospitals must establish cost accounting to show exact Medicare expenditures.
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Robert Cundiff
Birmingham
Department of Health
Medicare
Arthur E. Hess
Bureau of Health Insurance
Social Security Administration
New York Times
Blue Cross
I. Leon Goodman
Federation of American Hospitals
Blood vessel change linked to clotting and heart risk
A minute change in the electrical properties of blood vessel walls is linked to blood clotting that can trigger heart attacks strokes and other serious cardiovascular conditions.
Army Wives Seek More Support Amid Vietnam War
In Columbus at Fort Benning the lives of army wives center on money and their husbands. Many face frequent moves and husbands deployed to Vietnam or returning from it, yet they display adaptability and resilience despite housing, child care, and employment challenges.
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Joan Cook
New York Times News
Columbus
Vietnam
Ft. Benning
Georgia
California
Wives in Camp Columbus Share Rents and Restraints
The section describes post housing patterns for families of officers and enlisted personnel at Columbus. It notes clustered living areas, rents from 60 to 170 dollars, and wives socializing in post and off post communities. It highlights minority representation and wives coping with the prospect of Vietnam.
Home buying costs rise as mortgage market tightens
A New York analysis notes scarcer mortgage money, higher rates and shorter terms. FHA and VA loans rise to 5.5 percent with added insurance. Conventional loans show tighter terms, larger down payments, and longer planning times for buyers and possible price cuts or market pauses for sellers. An archeological note mentions a Norse-occupied village found in northern Quebec before 1600.
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Sal Nuccio
New York Times News Service
New York
Federal Housing Administration
Veterans Administration
F.H. A
The
Federal Reserve Bulletin
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