Senate Debates Three Medical Aid Proposals for Seniors
In Washington three rival plans surfaced in the Senate to help 16 million seniors pay medical costs. Byrd urged federal grants to expand old age programs, Javits pressed a national health insurance expansion backed by Nixon, and Anderson proposed widening Social Security for those over 66. Johnson and Kennedy support the Anderson plan.
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Washington
Senate
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Jacob K. Javits
Richard M.nixon
Javits
Eisenhower
Clinton P. Anderson
Anderson
John _. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Birthday Fete For North Carolina Governor Candidate Sanford
About 100 friends and Democratic officials gathered in Newland North Carolina to celebrate Governor hopeful Terry Sanford on his 43rd birthday. The event included a four tier cake and attendance by Sanford's wife Margaret Rose and children Betsy and Terry Jr. Local officials and Sanford campaign workers from Avery Yancey Mitchell Watauga McDowell Burke Wilkes Caldwell Ashe and Alleghany counties attended.
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Newland
N.C
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Kenneth Anderson
Anderson
Avery County
Sanford
Margaret Rose
Betsy
Terry Jr
Mali Federation faces partition amid capital siege and martial law
Acting President Modibo Keita, a prisoner in Dakar, confronts pressure as Mamadou Dia loyalists seize the capital and port. Keita, from French Sudan, moved to dismiss Dia and declare martial law after independence last June 20.
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Dakar
Mali
Modibo Keita
Mamadou Dia
Keita
Sudan
Dia
Senegal
Dia Friday
CBS to Drop Many Radio Programs End of Era Near
CBS announces plan to end several long running radio shows on November 28 including Amos n Andy and Ma Perkins. The move shifts CBS radio toward news information features and music as television grows. Executives cite listener loss and audiences aging as key factors.
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Hollywood
Tap
Columbia’ Broadcasting System
Ente
CBS Radio
Helen Trent
Helen
Amos 'N Andy
Madam Queen
Amos ‘N Andy
Freeman ‘Gosden
Charles Correll
Correll
Gosden
Ma Perkins
Virginia Payne
Malone
CBS
Lemnitzer Okayed As JCS Chief
President Eisenhower selected Gen Lyman Lemnitzer as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff with swift Senate approval expected. Gen George Decker would succeed him as Army chief of staff, while Air Force Gen Nathan Twining would retire. Lemnitzer pledged impartiality and discussed nuclear strategy and a shift from bombers to missiles amid defense posture questions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Military Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Armed Services Committee
George H. Decker
Lemnitzer
Army
Richard FP. Russell
D-Ga
Senate
Russell
Air Force
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs
Twining
JCS
Francis Case
R-Sd
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
United States
Nixon Pushing Campaign Despite Beach Daydreams
Vice President Richard Nixon remained in Washington for a busy Saturday as he advanced his presidential campaign. He met with aides and the Volunteers for Nixon Lodge Committee, praised advance staff, and noted the challenging, crucial work of preparing campaign swing logistics under leader Harry R. Haldeman.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
Capitol Hill
Nixon
Robert Finch
Leonard Hall
Nixon Lodge
Navy
Advance Men
Harry R. Haldeman
Los Angeles
Bobby Driscoll Pleads Guilty to Disturbing the Peace
Malibu Beach California Bobby Driscoll former child actor pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace. He admitted striking a man in the face with a pistol after an insult from Mauro and a friend. Mauro, 22, reported a two inch facial wound. Probation hearing set for Sept 15.
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Malibu Beach
Calif
Bobby Driscoll
Laurie S. Mauro
Driscoll
Mauro
Prelate Warns of Chaos Over School Integration
Archbishop Rummel warns New Orleans Catholics that efforts to block federal school integration risk chaos and moral irresponsibility. A pastoral letter denounces closing all public schools rather than integrating, as Judge Wright ordered first grade integration next month. Gov. Davis has taken control of Orleans Parish schools, planning to reopen September 7 on a segregated basis amid a NAACP motion to bar state interference.
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New Orleans
Joseph Francis Rummel
U.S
Jimmie H. Davis
Orleans Parish—county
Davis
Cranberry Juices Raisin Sauce for Ham Flavor
A reader notes cranberry juice can replace some liquid in raisin sauce for ham. The tip highlights a tangy contrast that complements the ham’s sweetness and suggests experimenting with sweetness balance.
Cats and Dogs Symbolism in Early US Presidents
The text links presidents including Zachary Taylor and James Madison to animal symbolism, with a cat allegorically representing deceit and a dog symbolizing fidelity as part of political or cultural interpretation.
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Zachary Taylor
James Madison
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