Senator Urges United Nations Intervention in Viet Nam
Senator Frank Church calls for U N intervention and peace talks in Viet Nam with Viet Cong delegation, urging self determination for South Vietnam and acceptance of election outcomes. Senator Jacob Javits pushes broad congressional debate on risking large troop commitments and possible superpower confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
United Nations
Viet Nam
United States
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Johnson
U.N
Church
Hanoi
South Viet Nam
Jacob K. Some
R-N.y
Javits
Relocation of U S 1 Bypasses Rockingham Hamlet
The North Carolina Highway Commission voted to relocate U S 1 to bypass Rockingham and Hamlet in Richmond County. The committee, led by Paul R. Younts, recommended Route 177 be designated as U S 1 to shorten mileage and route traffic through Hamlet. Twenty projects were awarded with bids totaling 3 316 255 49 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina Highway Commission
Rockingham
Hamlet
Richmond County
Ae Commission
New Paie
Marston N.C
Wallace
S.C
Paul R. Younts
Charlotte
Pope Warns War Threat Grows Global
Pope Paul VI warned that the menace of war has grown more serious, naming Vietnam Santo Domingo the Congo and Algeria as trouble spots. He said peace remains in danger and announced the birth control study commission will report its conclusions soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Paul VI
Giovanni Battista Cera
Viet Nam
Santo Domingo
Congo
Algiers
Nerene Ot See Fen Se
Senate Health Care Bill Approved By Finance Committee
The Senate Finance Committee approved a $6 billion health care bill for Americans over 65 and voted 12 to 5 to send it to the Senate floor. It links Medicare with Social Security, expands hospitalization and nursing home care, and adds a voluntary supplemental insurance plan. The action raises Social Security taxes next year and boosts top retirement payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House
Johnson
der Social Security
House of Delegates
The
American Medical As
Food supplies dwindle as truckers strike rages in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia the four largest grocery chains warn stockpiles will run dry by Friday night if a 12 000 member Teamsters walkout continues. Acme Markets Blayney Barton says stores will begin to run out tomorrow while other chains report the same danger. Mayor Tate criticizes Hoffa and local court hear contempt charges as the strike is labeled unauthorized and out of control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Wildcat
Teamsters
Blayney J. Barton
Acme Markets
Fruit
James Hoffa
Philia
Local 107
James Tate
Hoffa
Leo Weinrott
AMA Turns Aside Proposals To Boycott Medicare Plan
The American Medical Association delegates reject a set of proposals urging nonparticipation in the proposed Medicare plan. A legislative committee amends a resolution to support providing medical care for the aged within the system it sees as public welfare, seeking to end a major congressional hurdle. The debate centers on physician participation and impact on welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
AMA
Medicare
John Barbour
American Medical Association
House of Delega
Dominican junta proposes broad changes to OAS peace plan
The Dominican junta urged major revisions to the OAS peace proposal while rebels asked only minor tweaks. Both sides agreed elections should occur in six to nine months with possible postponement if the OAS allows. The junta offered to lead a provisional government and barred communists from any future authority. The next move rests with the OAS three member committee negotiating with both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Berrellez
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
OAS
The
Welfare ruling forces TV owners to lose aid in N C
Mrs. James Williford a 72 year old widow may have to give up her television or welfare payments as a county welfare board in Goldsboro North Carolina orders that households with a TV or a telephone may be disqualified from aid starting July 1. Exceptions allow donated TVs and required phones only for essential use after hearings with about 750 signatures protesting the rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare Board
Jack Barfield
Mount Olive
Richard Grady
Lloyd Griffin
U S Planes Hit North Of Hanoi Line Again
U S jet bombers struck north of the Hanoi line targeting Son La barracks and Ban Nuoc Chieu depot. Forty six planes took part with 45 tons of bombs and rockets resulting in 22 buildings destroyed and seven damaged. No enemy hits or aircraft were reported and all crews returned safely. Brig Gen Nguyen Cao Ky's regime declared war and cut diplomatic ties with France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son la Barracks
Ban Nuoc Chieu
Hanoi
South Viet Nam
U.S
D” Zone
Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
France
Paris
Son la
U.S. Air Force
Ban Nuoe Chieu
Johnson to Visit Truman and Attend U.N. Session
President Johnson plans a quick visit to Kansas City en route to San Francisco for the United Nations twenty fifth anniversary session. He will spend Friday at the U.N. meeting and then head to Texas for the weekend at his Johnson City ranch. Senator Frank Carlson will accompany the President and tour Arkansas River flood damage en route. Lynda Johnson, 21, will greet him in San Francisco. Mrs. Johnson will join later at the ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Kansas City
San Francisco
United Nations
White House
Sen
Frank Carlson
Kan
Senate
U.N
Carlson
Texas
Johnson City
Lynda
South Viet Nam Breaks Ties With France
Saigon announces severance of diplomatic relations with France and accuses the De Gaulle government of aiding enemies. Foreign Minister Tran Van Do says France pretends to help yet supports adversaries and will be handled by Vietnamese consulates. Paris replies it doubts further comment will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
France
Tran van Do
de Gaulle
Paris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Korea
China
Soviet Union
Alabama
Asseet
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Food Fair
Atlantic and Pacific
Penn
Medicare Committee
Junta
Eugene Brown
Ee Ee
U. S
Truman
Harry S. Truman
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!