Social Security bill heads for Senate debate before Thanksgiving
A Senate floor fight looms as the Social Security bill moves toward debate led by House approved boosts. The measure promises a 15 percent minimum increase and a minimum monthly benefit rise from 44 to 70 dollars, with overall benefits rising about 19 percent and taxes reaching 422.4 dollars by 1969.
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Senate
Washington
Mike Mansfield
Senate Finance Committee
Mansfield
House
Everett M. Dirksen
Finance Committee
Dirksen
John J. Williams
Delaware
GOP
Williams
House Demos Defeat GOP Attempts on $2.06 Billion Poverty Bill
House Democrats unite to block GOP amendments aiming to trim or revise the administration antipoverty bill worth 2.06 billion dollars. A key move to place Community Action agencies under state or local control failed 205 to 111 as debate continued on remaining amendments ahead of a final measure.
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Washington
House
GOP
Eduction and Labor Committee
Marcos Party Gains In Philippine Elections
Manila AP dispatch notes Nacionalista gains as returns from nationwide races favor Marcos allies in senate governor posts. Liberal Benigno Aquino leads senatorial pack by about 50 000 votes while violence marks campaign with 60 to 107 deaths reported. Kokoy Romualdez leads Leyte governor race amid Manila setback for Marcos ally Pablo Ocampo.
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Manila
Nacionalista Party
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Nacionalistas
Benigno Aquino
Marcos
House
Senate
Nacionalista
Benjamin “Kokoy
Romualdez
Washington
Leyte
Philippine News Service
Vietnam
Pablo Ocampo
Antonio Villegas
Sertoma Urged to Develop Middletown Potential
In a weekly Manchester session, Sertoma Club members urged to aid Middletown's growth. Guest speaker was Robert E. Moore of Bob Moore Associates. Dale Converse, club president, led talks on the Christmas party on Dec 16 at the Holiday Inn and fund-raising project proposals.
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Sertoma Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Middletown
Robert E. Moore
Bob Moore Associates
Dale Converse
Holiday Inn
War Led To Desertion Says Professor In Tokyo
Prof Ernest Young of Dartmouth says four U S Navy airmen who deserted from the aircraft carrier Intrepid acted independently when desertion occurred and spoke in Tokyo with a filmed interview. The youths Airman John M Barilla Airman Richard D Bailey Airman Apprentice Michael A Lindner and Airman Apprentice Craig W Anderson are listed as absent without leave and Japanese police are searching for them.
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New York
Tokyo
Ernest Young
Dartmouth
Young
U.S
John M. Barilla
Catonsville
Richard D. Bailey
Jacksonville
Fla
Anprentice
Michael A. Lindner
Mount Pocono
Craig W. Anderso N
San Jose
Calif
Bailey
Navy
Yellow fever linked to forest monkeys in tropics
Researchers at the Regional Virus Laboratory in Port of Spain Trinidad report that yellow fever is fundamentally a disease of forest monkeys in tropical regions. The human infection is usually carried by a mosquito that bites an infected monkey.
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Port OF Spain
Trinidad
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