Governors Split On Civil Rights At 54th Annual Conference
Democratic governors backed a Social Security financed elderly medical care plan while Republicans reversed the stance on civil rights and opposed Kennedy era health care bills. Governors Powell and McNichols noted caucus tensions as Bailey, Swainson and Rockefeller weighed civil rights resolutions and presidential paths emerged.
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Hershey, Pa
Wesley Powell
New Hampshire
U.S. Senate
Stephen L. R. McNichols
Colorado
Bailey
John Dempsey
Connecticut
Albert D. Rosellini
Washington
Powell
Florida
California
John R. Swainson
Michigan
Algerian Rebels Massing for Coup Amid Referendum Victory
French sources report Algerian rebel guerrillas massing near Rocher Noir and in the Blida Atlas Mountains with deserters from local forces, supporters of Ahmed Ben Bella who fled to Tripoli. The text notes nationwide independence voting with a near 99 percent yes, and the Evian cease fire's seal on independence.
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Algiers
Aree
Rocher Noir
Blida Atlas
Igiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Tunis
Tripoli
Algeria
France
Evian
Soblen Tries To Take Life During Flight Back to U S
Dr. Robert A. Soblen, 62 year old former Soviet spy, slit wrists and stabbed himself aboard an El Al 707 en route to a U.S. prison after being denied asylum in Israel. He survived the self harm, received blood transfusions, and was reported out of danger at a London hospital with condition improving.
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Raymond E. Palmer
London
Robert A. Soblen
Phail
Soviet Union
New York
Israel
Soblen
U.S
el al Airlines
Congressmen Think Tax Cut Temporary
Congressional leaders say any income tax cut this year or next would be temporary with automatic restoration. Kennedy advisers weigh a $6.5 billion measure, possible corporate rate drop to 50 percent and individual exemption rise to 800 dollars, with mixed signals from Kennedy and business groups.
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Washington
Congress
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Afl-Cio
Kennedy
Neighborly feud over dog ends in mail order romance ruse
Washington AP report recounts a Baltimore incident where a decorated paratrooper fought a neighbor over a dog. After the beating he plotted revenge by contacting Alcoholics Anonymous, ordering items to his neighbor, and inviting a Lonely Hearts Club contact to his home, then using the neighbor's wife in a staged mail order scam.
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Washington
J. W. Bennett
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Bennett
Baltimore
Alcoholics Anonymous Group
Fort Worth
Saskatchewan Doctors Strike Over New Compulsory Care Plan
In Regina 700 of Saskatchewan’s private doctors walk out as the Socialist government launches North America’s first broad compulsory medical insurance. Offices close, house calls go to emergencies, and 240 volunteer doctors cover 34 hospitals. One infant dies en route to care. The plan taxes residents with premiums 12 to 24 dollars and a 4 percent sales tax to fund an estimated 21 million yearly cost. Doctors oppose compulsory enrollment.
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Regina
Carl Derhousoff
Usherville
Yorkton
Saskatchewan
Illness delays Raleigh influence case trial continues
The Burch Brewer influence peddling trial resumed as Kidd Brewer pressed to proceed despite Jesse Jones being hospitalized after a cerebral hemorrhage. Judge Mallard, attorneys, and jurors reconvened with Jones absent, as Brewer and associates face charges over highway sign project bids.
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Raleigh (Ap
Burch- Brewer
Raleigh
Kidd Brewer
Kinston
Jesse Jones
Jones
Mallard
Malcolm Seawell
Brewer
Seawell
North Carolina
Traffic and Street Sign Co
Newark, N.J
New Jersey
George Masefield
Walter Schoenfeldt
Martin J. Hamilton
Burch
Black Widows Used In Attempted Murder Case
In La Puente California deputies say steelworker Max Young held an open jar of poisonous black widow spiders against his wife Larue Young’s back in an attempted killing. Larue, 28, suffered spider bites on her neck but showed no paralysis. Max, 33, was booked on suspicion of attempted murder after admitting the act was to frighten her amid marital conflict over returning to Ogden Utah.
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LA Puente
Calif
Larue Young
Max Young
Youngs
Ogden
Utah
Attorney Denied Hearing on Arrest of Judgment
Greensboro AP. Ashe ville attorney Sanford W. Brown, sentenced to 18 months in prison and a $15 000 fine for failure to file 1956 57 income tax returns, had a motion for arrest of judgment denied by Judge Edwin M. Stanley. Brown reported to U S Marshal Burrows to begin serving his term in Tallahassee Florida.
Death Row Escape Is Foiled at San Quentin
Six condemned murderers on death row attempted a break from San Quentin Prison but were deterred by heavy guards and tear gas. Two guards were briefly held hostage before being freed as the group’s plan collapsed by 4:07 a.m. The inmates included Luis Moya and Augustine Baldonado, with others named, and the guards’ injuries were non-fatal.
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San Quentin
Calif
Roy B. Kardell
C. L. Deatrick
Luis Moya
Augustine Baldonado
Moya
Ventura
Elizabeth Duncan
Duncan
Corona
Clyde Bates
Manuel Chavez
Willard Winhoven
David Bickley
Deatrick
Death Row
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IEE
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Hershey
Nelson Rockefeller
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Edmund G
Pat” Brown
GOP
John M. Bailey
Swainson
Nelson A. Rockefeller
United States
Rockefeller
Pennsylvania
David L.lawrence
America
NBC
Meet the Press
Charles de Gaulle
Oran
Secret Army
Secret
Provisional
Abderrahmane Fares
Hillingdon Hospital
Lonely Hearts Clubs
Ene
North America
Medicare
Britain
National Health Service
By Noel Yancey
Superior Court
Raymond Mallard
Kardell
Chavez
Sgt
R. R. Kardell
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