Republicans Propose Public Private Health Plan for Aged
Six Republican senators outlined a two part plan to aid Americans 65 and over with hospital care nursing home stay and home health visits financed by a Social Security tax rise and a federally chartered private insurance pool. The measure faces opposition from the AMA and contrasts with Kennedy Johnson proposals amid White House backing.
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RNY
National Committee On Health Care of
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American Medical Association
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House
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John Glenn May Become Candidate for Ohio Senate
John Glenn Jr may announce plans to run for the Democratic nomination in Ohio's May 5 primary. A Washington source confirmed Glenn would challenge incumbent Sen. Stephen M. Young, with a formal statement expected from the Manned Spacecraft Center through public affairs officer Paul Haney.
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Tex
John Glenn Jr
Ohio
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Manned Spacecraft Center
Paul Haney
Washington
Stephen M. Young
Cleveland
Columbus
Goldwater urges work for able bodied on relief
In New York Barry Goldwater attacks Johnson and the Santa Claus image of government handouts. He says able bodied men on relief should be put to work and accuses the administration of promising prosperity through bureaucracy. He questions Johnson’s poverty plan and budget figures.
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NEW York
Barry Goldwater
Santa Claus
Johnson
Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Democratic Party
Economic Club of
Two businessmen joke about IRS agents in conversation
In a humorous exchange one man bets that most internal Revenue agents come from broken homes. The line plays on stereotypes for a blunt punchline.
Johnson seeks cut in missiles ships for planes funding
President Johnson asks Congress to trim missile and ship procurement by over a billion dollars and boost plane procurement by 300 million in the 1965 authorization request. The Defense Department seeks 10.6 billion for missiles ships and planes, with hearings starting January 27 led by Carl Vinson.
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Johnson
Congress
Defense Department
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Ert
S. McNamara
Vinson
Department
President Johnson
Southeast Storm Dumps Snow and Ice Across Texas and Neighboring States
A fourth winter storm moved through the central Southwest bringing heavy snow and ice. Dallas saw about five inches in six hours, with four inches in Fort Worth. The Weather Bureau warned of ice from the system, which also prompted road closures and multiple accidents. Cold air would follow into the Southeast as the storm moved toward the Carolinas.
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Weather Bureau
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Mississippi
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Georgia
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Carolinas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Kennedy In Tokyo For Talks
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy arrived in Tokyo for talks with Indonesia's President Sukarno to ease Jakarta's friction with the Federation of Malaysia. He travels with his wife Ethel and plans to meet Sukarno on Friday, aiming to forge a friendship bond to calm the crisis. Kennedy says Asian nations must decide the Malaysia dispute’s fate, not the United States.
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Indonesia
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Kennedy
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Philippines
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Kuala Lumpur
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National Pact Reached With Teamsters Led by Hoffa
In Chicago James R. Hoffa announces a three year national master contract for over 400 000 Teamsters and 400 locals ending a strike threat. The deal raises pay by 10 8 and 10 cents across three years and expires March 31 1967 pending ratification by members.
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James R. Hoffa
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
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Arabs Form Joint Military Command to Counter Israel Water Move
The 13 nation Arab summit voted to establish a joint military command with administrative and financial powers and permanent headquarters to address Israel's Jordan River irrigation project. Foreign ministers meet to finalize the plan and discuss potential participation and operation areas.
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Israel
Jordan
Arab League
Titan 2 Missile Demonstrates Orbit and Warhead Delivery
At Cape Kennedy Florida a Titan 2 missile successfully struck a target 5800 miles away in a dual demonstration. The Air Force described the mission as a weapons test of the United States most powerful operational rocket with Gemini mission aids including vibration reduction gear and a malfunctions detector system.
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Air Force
United States
Titan 2
Gemini
Panama Canal Zone Returns to American Civil Rule
The Panama Canal Zone reverted to U.S. civilian rule as Gen. Andrew F. P. Meara handed control back to Gov. Robert Fleming Jr. amid a crisis over a proposed new treaty. Panamanian President Roberto Chiari urged Washington to negotiate while threatening a full rupture unless terms change. Protests and violence prompted calls for canal nationalization and removal of U.S. staff, with tensions rising despite resumed talks under the OAS.
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Panama Canal Zone
United States
Andrew FP. Umeara
Army Southern Command
Robert J. Fleming Jr
O’meara
U.S
Roberto Chiari
Washington
Chiari
Panama City
Costa Rica
Canal Zone
Augusto Arango
Organization of the American States
U. S
Bolivar Vallarino
Edwin M. Martin
Galileo Soll
Peace Committee
The
OAS
Civic group calls for international talks on canal neutralization
On Wednesday a new civic group named the Committee for The Recuperation of National Sovereignty urged a meeting here of Latin American and European nations including France Britain and the Soviet Union to discuss neutralizing the canal as a step toward eventual nationalization.
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Committee For
France
Britain
Soviet Union
Panama's Guardsmen Protect Americans
Dependents of U S servicemen in Panama began arriving in Charleston as the Air Force launched a three day airlift to remove 900 women and children. The first plane carried 60 people including 3 children and 25 pregnant women landing at Charleston AFB at 9 22 p m.
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S.C
Panama
Air Force
Charleston Air Force Base
United States
Naomi Ann Jenkins
Longview
Tex
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