Baruch dies at 94 after a life of public service
Bernard M. Baruch capital ist and adviser to presidents died Sunday night at age 94 in New York from a heart attack. He left a fortune from stock speculation and used wealth for medical research and education. Baruch, born in South Carolina, served as War Industries Board chair in World War I and advised Franklin D. Roosevelt and Dwight D. Eisenhower on national affairs.
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AMA Chief Opposes Medicare Boycott Stance
New AMA president Dr. James Z. Appel urged doctors to cooperate if Medicare becomes law. He said boycotts or strikes would be unethical and unpatriotic and called for active participation in shaping care rules within legal and parliamentary channels.
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Train wreck in Delphos injures 27 passengers
A Chicago to New York night train derailed at Main Street Delphos Ohio injuring 27 of 150 passengers. Eight hospitalized in Lima. all released. Fourteen cars of the Admiral derailed. one passenger car and three baggage cars toppled. Ohio Patrol said speed exceeded 70 mph. Box cars smashed into Hagen Manufacturing Co wall and broke store windows. Rail lines blocked for days.
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Dominican Strike Underway Across Nation
Dominican workers walked out for three days in support of rebels. Labor leader Luis Henry Molina denied links to OAS peace talks and the rebels and junta accepted a new peace formula as the basis for negotiations after a weekend meeting with OAS mediators.
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Arkansas Flood Crest Near Larned and Great Bend
Destructive Arkansas River flood advances toward Larned and Great Bend Kansas with five mile wide swathes. Gov. William Avery calls it a 10 year flood as National Guard spots remain vigilant. Denver floods push private property damage higher with 44 million and 18 000 homeless.
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Johnson signs $4.7 billion excise tax repeal into law
President Johnson signs the second major tax cut of his presidency a $4.7 billion excise tax repeal taking effect Tuesday. The bill was delayed over the weekend to give agencies time for review, aiding retailers who must refund taxes already paid on stocked merchandise.
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Thailand Marines Deployed After Border Clashes
A company of Thai marines was rushed to the Cambodian border after reports of heavy clashes between Thai border police and Cambodian soldiers. Several combatants were killed in fighting along the jungle frontier in Trad Province near Chanthaburi. Communication between Trad Province and Bangkok was unavailable.
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Weather Outlook with Slight Rain Chance
A dry area with little rain chance unless a predicted thunder shower moves in tonight. Cooler tonight with a warm day expected Tuesday and fair conditions. Tonight’s low around 66. Yesterday’s high 87 and today’s low 68.
Springboro crowns queen at sesquicentennial event
Mrs Claude Prickett, 74, and Miss Judy Jones, 18, were chosen as sesquicentennial queen and princess in Springboro. The parade halted en route to the high school, arrests were made, and Corwin Nixon, George Harrison, and E T Tikkanan were jailed in a mock Kangaroo Jail. A coronation ball named winners Elina Thompson and Loretta Ball for costumes while 250 seniors attended a reception at the Grange Hall. The event honored Springboro's heritage with guests from nearby towns and officials including Lebanon Mayor Hollingshead.
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Demonstrations in Algiers Back Ben Bella Amid Coup
French News Agency reports new protests in downtown Algiers in support of ousted President Ahmed Ben Bella as Boumedienne’s government moves to open the Asian African conference on June 29. Civil Police dispersed a similar protest Sunday night and foreign press access remains restricted.
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Viet Nam War Air Strikes Hit Bridges and Bases
Key American air units and Vietnamese forces struck bridges barracks and coastal targets across North Viet Nam. In ground fighting 27 South Vietnamese troops and 20 Viet Cong died, with a Marine killed and three wounded near Da Nang. Other clashes left four guerrillas dead and one wounded. Naval air sorties damaged targets near Vinh Thanh Hoa and Hanoi area. A convoy ambush on Route 21 killed 11 soldiers and wounded 13. An additional engagement northwest of Saigon left 11 soldiers dead two Viet Cong companies attacked and 13 missing.
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Humphrey Reports Fruitful Paris Visit With De Gaulle
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey returned from Paris after a one hour meeting with Charles de Gaulle described as fruitful and constructive. He said the talks covered a wide range of subjects and expressed enduring friendship between the United States and France, with no substantive disclosures on future talks.
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Evangelist Claims 577 Sins Spark Interest Worldwide
A traveling evangelist announced a list of 577 sins drawing thousands of requests from people who believed they were missing items in the moral catalog. The preacher urged readers to reflect on personal conduct and seek guidance.
Former Grand Ole Opry Singer Dies In Crash
Ira Lonnie Louvin, 41, of Henegr, Ala., a former Grand Ole Opry member with Charley Louvin, and his wife Anne 38 died in a highway crash near Williamsburg Mo. Also killed were Billy Barksdale 31 and Adelle Barksdale 29 in their vehicle and Tommy Franklin 33 and Luther Daniels 51 in the other car. The group had performed in Jefferson City and New Bloomfield Mo on the way back to Alabama. Eight country performers have died in crashes in two years due to grueling touring schedules.
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