Penalty Stiffened For Terrorism In North Carolina
A North Carolina House committee backed a bill to raise penalties for using high explosives to damage occupied property amid claims of terrorism in Anson County. The measure would lift the penalty from 5-30 years to 10 years to life, with other anti terror provisions debated and amended.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
House
Anson County
Fred Mills
D-Anson
Judiciary Committee
Anson School
Mills
Wadesboro
Dan Moore
House Judiciary Committee
Claude Hamrick
Forsyth
Ike F. Andrews
Johnson Seeks Ways To Lower Health Costs
President Johnson urged Congress to lower medical costs and expand noncommercial television and radio. He proposed a National Conference on medical costs, a Corporation for Public Television with initial funding of 9 million, and use of satellites to build an educational network. The plan targets hospital cost reductions and broader educational broadcasting reach.
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Johnson
Washington
Congress
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Ford Foundation
National Center For Health Services Research and Development
Corporation For Public Television
Johnson asks Congress for funds for Rover nuclear rocket and research facilities
President Johnson seeks 149.8 million dollars for fiscal year 1968 and 1969 to start a nuclear powered Rover rocket engine and two new research facilities at Los Alamos. The plan includes a 55,000 pound thrust test program and aims to boost space exploration and cancer treatment research. Louis Rosen, at Los Alamos, predicts major benefits for cancer therapy.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Rover
America
Atomic Energy Commission
Los Alamos, N.M
Louis Rosen
Los Alamos
Oswald Ferrie Seen Together in 1963 New Orleans Pickup
Dist Atty Jim Garrison says information shows Lee Harvey Oswald and David Ferrie were picked up together by police in New Orleans in 1963. Ferrie denied knowing Oswald before his death, and a New Orleans officer recalled the pair being taken to headquarters but released for lack of evidence.
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New Orleans
Jim Garrison
Lee Harvey Oswald
David W. Ferrie
Ferrie
Oswald
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Tex
Airlines
Garrison
States Item
Lake Pontchartrain
Cer
Kennedy
Nicholas Chetta
Founder of Time Henry Luce Dies Of Heart Attack
Henry R. Luce editorial chairman of Time Inc. died in a Phoenix hospital from a massive coronary. The 66 year old, born in China, founded Time in 1923 with Hadden and built a publishing empire including Time Life Fortune and Sports Illustrated. His widow is Clare Boothe Luce.
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Henry Luce
Phoenix
Ariz
Henry R. Luce
Times Inc
Luce
China
Time
Hadden
Lime
Life
Fortune
Sports Illustrated
Clare Boothe Luce
Italy
Connecticut
Tengchow
Henry Winters Luce
Elizabeth Middleton Luce
Yale
Oxford
Chicago Daily News
Baltimore
Baltimore News
Briton Hadden
Time Magazine
Lila Ross Hotz
Henry 3Rd
Peter Paul
Clare Boothe Brokaw
John Gunther
Natchez Bomb Killing Called Heinous by Governor
Gov. Paul B. Johnson Jr denounced the Natchez trucking bombing death of Charlest Jackson as heinous and senseless. The city offered 25 000 dollars for arrests. Jackson, 36, a father of six and NAACP treasurer, was killed driving home from work. Police suspect a bomb under his truck. Charles Evers organized a protest and potential nationwide boycott against Armstrong Tire and Rubber Co., which he blames for hiring Ku Kluxers.
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Natchez
Miss
Paul B. Johnson Jr
Charlest Jackson
Jackson
Jack
Evers
Armstrong Company
Ku Kluxers
Private Death Will Release Me at Ft Lewis
Pvt Robert Levy 22 of Kansas City Mo begins a fast to protest military violence. An Orthodox Jew in the Army Medical Corps he vows to starve himself rather than serve, saying he will die for his convictions and that he forgives public perception of treachery. A Quaker lawyer Bill Hanson publicizes the case as pacifist support. Ft Lewis officials say they were surprised.
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FT. Lewis
Wash
Pvt
Robert Levy
Kansas City
Levy
Army Medical Corps
United States
Associated Press
Bill Hanson
Hanson
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