Hospital cost reforms eyed in Blue Cross rate debate
Cleveland official Klementowicz and state officials urged changes to Blue Cross reimbursements and Ohio law to curb rising hospital costs. A committee study favored 12.44 percent rate increase, Morris proposed 14 percent, while Blue Cross seeks 18.6 percent.
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Blue Cross
Bronis J. Klementowicz
Cleveland
Klementowicz
Ohio
Morris
Blue Cross Board of Directors
Pleasant fall day forecast by Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau predicts a nice fall day tomorrow with clouds moving through the Miami Valley at night. Temperatures rise to the mid 70s under clear skies after a morning low around 55 in Middletown. No rain is forecast statewide, though northern areas may see clouds.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Miami Valley
Middletown
Weather Bureau
Michigan
Cuba allows refugee boats to return to US this Sunday
Cuban exile boats will be allowed to depart for the United States this Sunday with any Cubans who wish to leave. Refugees were ferried from Camarioca, near Havana, after first departures Thursday and Friday. The Swiss Embassy has presented a U.S. proposal to Cuba, with no immediate reply, as lines form for visas and information at the former U.S. Embassy building in Havana.
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Havana
Cuba
United States
Foreign Ministry
Camarioca
Fidel Castro
Florida
Arthur Monnier
U.S
Washington
Austicio Valdes
Miami
Fla
Ramon Rosales
Castro
Hanoi Clings to Demands as Talks Prove Elusive
Sources in New York say North Vietnam will not accept U S troop withdrawal as a precondition to talks and will bargain on its own terms. They note Hanoi is restrained by limited public support for the bombing halt and emphasize possible ground offensives or terrorism as tactics.
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United Nations
North Viet Nam
United States
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
Wreck Claims Life of Captain Donald P. LeSage
In Dayton Ohio Captain Donald P LeSage 34 was killed when his car apparently drifted asleep at the wheel and struck a utility pole at a county road intersection. He studied at the Air Force Institute of Technology.
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Dayton
Ohio
Donald P. LeSage
Montgomery
Sheriff's Deputies
Air Force Institute of Technology
Dodgers Return To Sun For World Series Game
Los Angeles hosts Game 3 of the 1965 World Series against the Minnesota Twins after two losses. Claude Osteen aiming to steady the rotation as Camilo Pascual counters for the Twins in sunny yet smoky Dodger Stadium.
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Los Angeles
Minnesota Twins
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Hilltop Stadium
Dodger
Claude Osteen
Twins
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Minneapolis- St. Paul
Osteen
Camilio Pascual
Georgia Protesters Taunt Governor Across Crawfordville
In Crawfordville Georgia about 150 demonstrators rallied at the courthouse on Friday taunting Governor Carl E Sanders as negotiations over school integration continued. In Natchez Mississippi leaders paused demonstrations after presenting city officials a list of demands. Police halted disturbances at Chicago's West Side high school as clashes between white and Black students spilled into the cafeteria. The government named 62 school districts across Alabama Arkansas Louisiana South Carolina and Mississippi for hearings on potential loss of federal funds under the Civil Rights Act.
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Waawanee
Taliaferro County
Natchez
Miss
Crawfordville
Chicago
West Side
Washington
Alabama
Arkansas
Louisiana
South Carolina
Mississippi
Two Injured as Louisville Depot Roof Collapses in Wind
Strong winds and heavy rain toppled the Louisville & Nashville freight depot roof in Louisville, injuring two people. Debris buried over 20 parked cars as parts of the structure collapsed during a severe storm.
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Associated Press
Ohio Valley
Atlantic Ocean
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Louisville
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Reno
Ambush and tear gas use mark Viet Nam operations
A 20-vehicle convoy of the U.S. 1st Infantry Division was ambushed near Phuoc Vinh south of Saigon with 20 minutes of fighting and moderate casualties. Separately paratroopers from the 173rd Airborne used a non-lethal tear gas in tunnels near Ben Cat but found tunnels empty.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Phuoc Vinh
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Ben Cat
Highway 13
Johnson Wins Signatures After Major Surgery
President Johnson, recovering from a two in one abdominal operation, signs a bill extending the inter est equalization tax at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Doctors report a successful, routine procedure with no malignancy and note the president is feeling fine after an early-morning dawn wake and swift post operative mobility.
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Dent Johnson
Congress
Johnson
Bethesda
White House
George A. Hallenbeck
Piggyback Sub Ready By 1970
Annapolis officials say a piggyback rescue submarine is scheduled for production before 1970. The 39 foot sub with a three man crew will dive to 3500 feet and shuttle 12 rescued sailors per trip between a disabled craft and its mother ship.
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Annapolis
Karl H. Keller
Frederick A. Hooper
Defense Department
U.S
Atlantic
Chuckle Sure Money Talks But Who Can Hold On
A playful line from a columnist hints money’s grip on conversation as funds influence dialogue. The quip suggests hesitation in starting talks because financial concerns dominate early discussions.
End Of Tariff Bill Passed Between U S And Canada
Washington AP says Congress sent President to sign a law ending tariffs on new cars and auto parts between the United States and Canada. The measure clears the way for tariff elimination on vehicle imports and related components.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
United States
Canada
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