Medical Aid Gets Emphasis in Kennedy Push
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey predicts President Kennedy will press for a medical aid program for the elderly, financed through Social Security, as National Chairman John Bailey targets medical care as a top campaign issue. He cites tough odds but supports executive action on civil rights and notes possible plans for a new urban affairs cabinet department led by Robert C. Weaver.
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Tshombe decries U.N. action amid Katanga vote fight
President Moise Tshombe denounced United Nations intervention as odious aggression in Elisabethville as Katanga Assembly debates the eight point pact to end secession. He urged a cease fire to halt killings while the Assembly may refer the accord to a special commission.
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Wrong Photo Propaganda Slip Traps Soviet Officials
Moscow circulated a photo claimed to show Nazi troops burning a Russian village at Heusinger's order but the image matched Japanese soldiers burning a Chinese village. Foreign Ministry commented it would investigate the propaganda slipup amid war crimes charges against Gen. Adolf Heusinger. The United States denounced the charges as crude propaganda.
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Domestic Troubles Blamed Man Wanted In Stabbing
Joel Lee Saye, 22, an ex para trooper, surrendered to police after calling his probation officer. He was wanted in the Tuesday morning stabbing of Penelope Christine Moore, 19, a college student and ice skating instructor. Moore remains in satisfactory condition after four stab wounds, including a punctured lung. Saye faced warrants for first degree burglary and assault with intent to kill.
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Woman Who Saved Husband Burns To Death In Fire
In Robbinsville North Carolina Mrs Maude Hennegan 47 perished after returning to her flaming cottage to awaken her husband Donald Hennegan who escaped through a bedroom window. Fire Chief Harry Ford said the house was destroyed and the couple lived in a small cottage once part of a tourist facility. The fire may have started from a gas heater and both were hospitalized with severe burns.
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Briton protests privacy as Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon buy out first class
British textile magnate Philip Scragg complains after Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon pay for all 16 first class seats on a BOAC flight to the West Indies. The airline confirms the royals reserved the section, with eight other seats in first class also sold, pushing economy passengers to the forward cabin.
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Cheese Intervenes to Save Tar Heel Child After Wreck
Five year old Wanda Stegall of Marshville North Carolina escaped serious injury when a slab of cheese between her head and a car dashboard cushioned impact after a head on crash on U S Highway 90 near Beaumont Texas Eight others were injured Wanda was adopted by a Beaumont patrolman and his wife while her guardians Navy Seaman Medlin and his wife recover in hospital as the Navy and Red Cross locate her father Pennay Stegall in Texas случае
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North Carolina Tax Collections Rise in December 1961
North Carolina reported a December tax jump with total state collections at 34.4 million, up 2.2 million from December 1960. General funds reached 23.1 million. highway funds 11.2 million, driven by gasoline tax gains, while income tax slipped to 9.3 million.
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Passing Good Word From Gen Shoup To Marines
Gen David M. Shoup the Marine commandant gives his annual address to Marines world wide praising overall performance as passing good. He stresses field training over lectures urges real jungle and winter conditions and calls for 100 percent effort while criticizing reliance on combat in a blackjack atmosphere. He opposes teaching hate and says Marines are trained to fight any designated enemy.
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Hungary’s Red Regime Mocked in 42 Hour TV Revue
Hungarian viewers mocked the Communist regime in a 42 hour television revue seen by about two million. The live Budapest program lampooned officials in the front row and pushed a softening post-Soviet mood amid anti Stalinist shifts.
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