Belgian doctors strike paralyzes hospitals over health plan
In Brussels a seven day walkout by about 12 000 doctors and 2 000 dentists has left Belgian hospitals crowded and failing to treat all patients. They resist the new national health statute while backing some form of insured care with safeguards for independence and patient confidentiality.
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Brussels
Belgium
Arthur Gilson
Gilson
West Germany
Theo Lefevre
Olen
Lefevre
Ohio weighs Southeast Ohio role in federal Appalachian program
Ohio Gov. Rhodes defends a state plan for Appalachian development while federal official Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. urges participation. Aimed at roads and economic growth, the program proposes a four lane Appalachian Way and a six ply regional plan with bonds and university research, despite disputes over eligibility and funding.
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Columbus, Ohio
Southeast Ohio
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Athens
Appalachia
George E. Wilson
Roosevelt
Ohio
Yellow Springs
Columbus
Antioch College
Central Ohio
Sigma Delta Chi
Professional Journalistic Society
Johnson
Ohio Line
Appalachian
John McElroy
Wilson
Ohio Valley
Marietta
Cincinnati
Ohio University
Wisconsin Poll Tied To Rights
Wisconsin voters choose today between Governor John W. Reynolds and George C. Wallace in a presidential primary seen as a referendum on the federal civil rights bill. Reynolds seeks to carry Wisconsin’s 46 delegates to back President Johnson. Wallace challenges as a segregationist in a Northern state.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
John W. Reynolds
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Reynolds
Johnson
Humphrey
Minnesota
Madison
John Gronouski
Gronouski
White House
George Reedy
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
United States
Wallace
Cam
U.S. Senate
Rep
John Byrnes
Kansas City
Missouri
Frank Martin
Board of Election Commissioners
Storm ends as Montana bears most snow after 16-18 inches
A winter storm tapered off in the northern Plains and Rockies with Montana receiving 16 to 18 inches of snow. Central Montana saw the heaviest accumulation near Helena to Great Falls while winds created drifts up to seven feet. Rain small amounts fell in the Hocking Valley and flood warnings were posted in parts of Alabama and Georgia as colder Canadian air moved south. Weather shifted to cloudy cold conditions with highs in the 60s in the south and 22 last night locally.
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Associated Press
Plains
Rockies
Montana
Hocking
Alabama
Georgia
Canada
Helena
Great Falls
Soviets Reported Pulling Most Troops From Cuba
Washington reports indicate the Soviet Union has withdrawn many troops from Cuba. Officials could not confirm exact numbers, with estimates ranging from about 4,000 currently. U.S. surveillance continues, and a Miami exile group cites high prison and casualty figures under Castro.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Cuba
U.S
Moscow
Latin America
State Department
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Miami
Fla
Communists Back Khrushchev in China Clash
Tass reported that the Communist parties of Czechoslovakia and East Germany joined behind Soviet Premier Khrushchev in his confrontation with Red China.
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Moscow
Tass
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Khrushchev
Red China
Eight Big Steel Firms Indicted in Price Fix Conspiracy
A federal grand jury in New York City indicted United States Steel Bethlehem National Steel Jones & Laughlin Great Lakes Armco Republic Wheel ing on charges they conspired in hotel room meetings to fix prices in the $3.6 billion steel sheet market. The action cites Sherman Antitrust Act violations and links to a 1962 attempted $6 per ton price increase.
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Washington
New York City
United States
United States Steel Corp
Pittsburgh
James P. Barton
Bethlehem Steel Co
Bethlehem, Pa
W. J. Stephens
National Steel Corp
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Great Lakes Steel Corp
Detroit
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
Ohio
Republic Steel Corp
Cleveland
Wheeling Steel Corp
Wheeling
W. Va
Martin Reflects on MacArthur Letter That Ended Career
In a 1960 reminiscence Congressman Joseph W. Martin Jr recalls sending a letter to General Douglas MacArthur seeking war views. MacArthur replied “There is no substitute for victory,” disagreeing with Truman's Korea policy. Martin released the letter as Truman dismissed MacArthur two days later.
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Washington
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Martin
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
MacArthur
Massachusetts
House
Harry S. Truman
China
Truman
Far East
New York
Lucius Clemilus Paulus
B.C
Macedonia
Last Respects Paid To Gen MacArthur At New York Armory
Generals, diplomats, soldiers and citizens paid solemn last respects to General of the Army Douglas MacArthur in a private service at the 7th Regiment Armory New York. Widow Jean and son Arthur 26 were escorted by Lt Gen Garrison H Davidson as dignitaries including Adlai Stevenson Jacob Javits Lucius Clay Nelson Rockefeller and others attended. The 84 year old warrior who died after three major operations was honored with wreaths from the Rainbow Division and local groups.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
7Th Regiment
MacArthur
Jean
Arthur
Garrison H. Davidson
1St Army
U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Lucius D. Clay
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Secretary of the Army
Kenneth W. Royall
Robert F. Wagner
James A. Farley
William Randolph Hearst Jr
Davidson
Johnson
Washington
Franconia Athletic and Civic Association
Bids Opened Today On South Logan Sanitary Sewers
Davy Bridge Co of Jackson was the apparent low bidder at 69,168 for the South Logan sanitary sewer project. Other bids came from K L Moore Inc Belpre 72,535 Bowman and Howard Construction Co Columbus 72,733 and McFarland Brothers Circleville Rt 1 77,378. Burgess and Niple engineers of Columbus estimated the project at 73,800.
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Davy Bridge Co
Jackson
South Logan
City Hall
K. L. Moore, Inc
Belpre
Bowman & Howard Construction Co
Columbus
McFarland Brothers
Circleville Rt. 1
Burgess and Niple Engineers
Woman slain in Lancaster grocery store by ice pick and cleaver
A 16 year old Lancaster boy is questioned by the Fairfield County sheriff's department after Vanetta Brucker 43 was found slain in her store at 919 E Fair Ave near Lancaster city limits. She was stabbed in the back and her head was nearly severed with a meat cleaver. Money and jewelry were stolen and clothing fragments with blood were found. Investigators from the bureau of criminal investigation and city police assisted in the probe amid a string of Lancaster area homicides.
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Lancaster
Fairfield County Sheriff's Department
Vanetta Brucker
E. Fair Ave
Lancaster City
Thomas Ewing Junior High School
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
City Police
Sheriff’s Department
Greek Copes Condemn Deaths in Cyprus Violence
Greek Cypriot police condemned an attack on four Turkish Cypriots blamed on Greek Cypriots. Two Turks were killed and one wounded, with a fourth missing. UN said the incident is under investigation as tensions rise after earlier clashes at Kokkina and Pahy Ammos.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Fazil Kuchuk
Kuchuk
U.N
Prem Singh Gyani
Kokkina
Pahy Ammos
Eruption on Mt Etna Sends Rock and Ash Skyward
Mt Etna in Sicily, Europe's tallest volcano, erupted sending molten rock and burning ash into the air. No immediate danger to the population was reported.
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Catania
Sicily
Mt. Etna
Europe
Lausche condemns civil rights rifle clubs on Senate floor
Senator Frank Lausche of Ohio denounced plans to form rifle clubs to guard civil rights demonstrations. He cited a Cleveland Plain Dealer interview with Lewis G. Robinson and warned that arming demonstrators harms the Negro cause and erodes public trust.
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Washington
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Cleveland
Senate
Lausche
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Lewis G. Robinson
Civil rights demonstrator crushed by bulldozer at school site
In Cleveland a civil rights protester reportedly threw himself beneath a bulldozer at a school construction site and was killed. Police described the incident as an apparent act of self harm amid ongoing demonstrations.
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Cleveland
Mine Peace Sought in Boyle Walkout Crisis
Personal representatives of United Mine Workers President W. A. Boyle were to arrive in Bellaire Ohio to intensify efforts to end wildcat strikes that have idled coal miners in six states.
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Bellaire
Ohio
United Mine Workers Union
W. A. Boyle
Bicyclist 14 Drowns In Freak Accident
In Athens Ohio authorities ruled drowning as the cause of death for 14 year old John Alan James whose body was found in a shallow creek after he apparently struck a stump with his bicycle and was hurled over the handlebars into the water.
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Athens
Ohio
John Alan James
Johnson and Lady Bird Beer Run at LBJ Ranch
President Johnson and Lady Bird Johnson reportedly sipped beer while driving reporters around the LBJ Ranch in Texas over the Easter weekend. Time and Newsweek described fast driving, cattle views, and light banter as Johnson allegedly reached high speeds and joked about a bull’s sex life.
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Lady Bird
Washington
Johnson
Lbj
Texas
Texas Hill
Time Magazine
John McCormack
White House
McCormack
Newsweek Magazine
Time
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