Hearings Open On Medical Aid For The Aged
Washington United Press International reports the House Ways and Means Committee opened two weeks of hearings on President Kennedy’s plan to provide hospitalization and nursing benefits for about 14 million Americans aged 65 or older. Abraham Ribicoff led off as the administration presses for a congressional showdown next year. The proposal would cover 65 plus recipients under Social Security or Railroad Retirement, offering up to 90 days hospital care and 180 days nursing home care per illness, with financing via Social Security tax on earnings beyond 5,000 dollars and a 0.25 percent rise in employer payroll tax. The plan faces strong opposition from the American Medical Association and AFL CIO allies.
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Death Notices From St. Marys Area July 24 1961
Obituary notices list ages and addresses for Arthur B. Harris 78 of 812 Young John P. Smith 65 Masury Mrs Pearl R. Cartwright 61 1417 W Washington St Ben Slutsky 906 N Mercer St Mrs Mary R. Emery 80 233 West Pittsburg Rd Miss Elizabeth V Young 96 1001 E Washington St Miss Mary H Ottaviano 28 663 Superior St Francesco Frank A Glassi 77 530 Waldo St Sara Amanda Potter Volant Mrs Vincent J Gallagher 74 624 Taylor St.
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Daily Weather Outlook for Pennsylvania Regions
Partly cloudy today tonight and Tuesday with scattered thundershowers mainly in the afternoon or evening. Warm and humid with highs in the mid 80s to low 90s and lows around 66 to 72. North and South Central Pennsylvania forecast with river stage near 5.5 feet and no precipitation reported in the past 24 hours.
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Fire destroys tenement. mother and five children perished
A three story frame tenement in Lowell collapses in flames. Mrs. Mattie Merlwanan, 49, sacrifices herself to save her children Gee 4 William James 9 Bobby Ray 8 Ivy 3 Pamela 1 Linda 2 missing then found. Twenty two residents escape. four injured. Firefighters and rescuers unable to reach victims. Two firefighters suffer minor injuries as ladders propped by painters aid escape. Police say the death toll could have been higher without the ladders. The father John Sr. 49, unemployed, was stunned by the disaster.
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Red Trawlers Spied On U S Space Flight
Soviet trawlers equipped with radar were spotted near the recovery zones off Florida during two U S space missions. Navy and Space Agency officials said the ships were stationary and did not interfere, though the presence prompted speculation about what information they sought.
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Democrats Eye Congressional Realignment in Pa.
In Harrisburg Democratic leaders plan talks with Gov. Lawrence and state chair Otis Morse on reapportionment. GOP bills seek grid changes to Pennsylvania’s 30 seats, while Philadelphia aims to keep six. Education reform and mine backfilling bills loom as key issues this session.
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U S Plans Moon Platform Launch Amid Mars Probe Delay
Congressional space experts say budget lifts allow re scheduling the Mars probe and a Ranger I moon mission will launch from ground test sites. Ranger I aims to place a 675 pound probe into a 115 mile parking orbit then send it toward the moon, with further Ranger shots to attempt direct lunar hits next year.
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Wave Of Thefts Totals $274000 In Lawrence County
Yeggs burglarized at least 14 safes in Lawrence County this year, netting over $274000 in cash and valuables. The crimes span February to July, with seven incidents in New Castle and seven outside the city, part of 27 tri county safes burglaries. Two professional jobs are identified, including the A M Super Market and Citizens Bank.
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Firecracker Injures Eye In Hickory Creek Fishing
Dane Klenoth a 15 year old from Mills Way is treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital for eye injury after a firecracker exploded during a stone throwing game along Neshannock Creek in Hickory Township. Police report the device was thrown by one of Klenoth's friends during the outing.
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Strip Mine Hearings Extended By Halaska For Hard Coal Views
Harrisburg officials from the Mines Department were set to present more testimony on a bill tightening restrictions on anthracite strip mine operations. The extension follows hearings led by Halaska as part of the debate over hard coal extraction rules.
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Hoover Urges More Cops as Crime Rates Hit High
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover announced the 1960 uniform crime report showing 1 861 300 serious crimes and a 14 percent rise from 1959 Police strength held at about 1 9 per 1 000 residents while 48 officers died in the line of duty He urged communities to provide sufficient manpower salaries training and public trust to fight crime with growing juvenile offenses and urban crime trends cited
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China Urges Kennedy to Oppose Outer Mongolia Recognition
Nationalist China sends Chen Cheng and Shen Chang-juang to Hyannis Port to press Kennedy against U.S. recognition of Outer Mongolia and Red China’s UN admission. Fulbright and Keating trade views on Mongolia while vacation clutter distracts readers with travel notes.
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