United States Again Seeks Early Geneva Talks on Test Ban
The United States asked the Soviet Union to agree on the earliest date to restart 17 nation Geneva disarmament talks aiming to expand the nuclear test ban and halt weapons proliferation. Officials say progress is unlikely soon due to the Vietnam war and Sr Soviet tensions. Kennedy urged immediate nonproliferation negotiations and wider test ban measures in a Senate speech.
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U S Denounces East German Helicopter Flights Over Berlin
The United States calls East German helicopter flights into the Berlin air safety zone dangerous and provocative. The White House, State Department, and Defense Department monitor the situation amid Soviet and East German troop deployments at the Elbe River bridge. State Department spokesman Robert J. McCloskey says the flights violate four power air safety accords and that consultations with allies are ongoing.
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Edmonds Real Estate Moves to New Mass Street Office
Edmonds Real Estate opens at 1903 Mass in a remodeled space adjoining Edmonds Grocery, moving from Mrs Norman Edmonds home. Principal broker is Mrs Edmonds with son Stephen, a 1965 Kansas University Business School graduate. Bill Moore joins from Lawrence Real Estate. The firm handles sales rentals commercial and land development with Lawrence Board of Realtors.
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AMA Sees Medicare Debate Reach Key Policy Meeting
The House committee heard 80 witnesses over two days of hearings and proposed reviewing Medicare’s impact in a possible special session. Medicare, backed by the Johnson administration, has cleared major hurdles in the Senate. The AMA has spent millions opposing Medicare, reporting over 950000 dollars in lobbying costs in the first quarter. The group argues government involvement would affect doctor patient care quality.
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President’s Duty Covered in Accord on an Amendment
Congress and the White House reach a final accord on a constitutional amendment governing presidential disability and succession. The measure sets a 21 day period for Congress to act when the vice president challenges a president’s act, and requires majority approval by both houses to fill a vice presidency vacancy.
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Trench-Digger Freed After Court Acquits Man
Raymond Wilczek was acquitted by a Municipal Court jury in Little Falls Minnesota after digging a trench across a township road to divert flood water from his farm. He testified he had warned for 15 years that two culverts were undersized and that officials had not acted.
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Social Security bill advances with wage base changes and more hospital days
The committee moved the $6,600 taxable wage base to take effect in 1966, raising the base from $4,800 and shaping higher costs for richer families. It liberalized hospitalization, extended 60 days at $10 cost, and adjusted earnings tests from $1,200 to $1,800 with a $1 for $2 earnings impact up to $3,000, amid multiple amendments.
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