Eisenhower Proposes $1.2 Billion Medical Care Plan
The Eisenhower administration proposed a federal state medical care program for low income seniors costing about 1.2 billion annually with a federal share near 600 million. It would cover roughly 12 million people aged 65 plus, with eligibility rules based on income and household status, and states would implement detailed plans through private insurers or public programs.
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Milwaukee Mock Bomb Attacks Reported In simulate city strike
Stevens Point dispatch says Milwaukee suffered the heaviest impact among four cities in a simulated air attack. Officials described mock bombs as causing casualties and damage with minor overall losses compared with others.
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Balloon Orbit Proposal Nears U S Space Plan
UPI reports a plan to launch two 100 foot balloons to orbit Earth and provide reflectors for relaying journeys and communications signals back to ground control.
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Goldwater urges curb on labor unions political power
Sen. Barry Goldwater urged Congress to limit labor union political power by allowing only individuals to contribute to campaigns and banning union and corporate involvement in politics. He said current laws fail to curb abuses and called for new legislation as he spoke to the U S Chamber of Commerce.
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Nixon Sports Most Decisive Triumph in Day of Primaries
Nixon gains decisive margins in Indiana and Ohio primaries as Kennedy wins all Ohio delegates and Humphrey claims first Democratic primary victory in the District of Columbia. State results show Nixon surpassing required electors while Estes Kefauver leads Tennessee supports.
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Census Nears End In Nationwide Count
Nearly 174 million Americans have been counted in the 1960 census about 97 percent of the expected total with the closing date nearing.
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Firecrackers Used To Bomb U S Submarine Early Anniversary
Sydney students staged a stunt to mark the Battle of the Coral Sea anniversary aboard the cruiser Canberra. They armed 6 cent firecrackers and fired from a catapult toward the Halibut berth, but all shots fell short and no one was hurt before police apprehended them.
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Indian Grain Agreement Signed with India for Wheat Aid
The United States and India sign a four year deal to ship about 587 million bushels of wheat, averaging one shipload daily, with the first shipment due July. Payments include some in dollars, with part loaned back to India for development under Public Law 480. Funds also support the U S embassy in New Delhi.
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De Gaulle Returns to Paris After Tour
Paris reports De Gaulle back in France after completing a tour amid a tense mood. A police guard and air force escort accompanied the president as his jet landed at Orly Airport and he proceeded into the capital.
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Critics Say America Soft Are Wrong Eisenhower Says
President Eisenhower defended American steadiness amid nuclear threat at Fort Benning Ga after witnessing an Army weapons demo He criticized critics claiming the nation is soft and incapable of defending itself during simulated battle conditions and showcased missiles and guns.
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South Korean Frigate Repels North Korean Torpedo Boat Attack
A South Korean navy frigate repelled a North Korean torpedo boat attack said to aim at landing Red agents. The encounter lasted under five minutes with three attacking craft fleeing into fog. No crew casualties or material damage were reported. The navy claimed the Reds may have sought to land spies amid political upheaval following March elections.
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Firemen stop 23 cent parking fine envelope theft in mistaken box
In Waterloo Iowa firemen answering an alarm found a man attempting to place a 23 cent parking fine envelope into what he mistook for a mail box. The incident occurred Tuesday as responders arrived at the scene.
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Wisconsin confronts 10 percent across the board cut push
Wisconsin lawmakers debate a 10 percent all funds reduction to curb spending as the legislature reconvenes. Nelson's committee pushes a plan linking tax changes to agency cuts while Governor and Republicans weigh a broader austerity approach. Debate centers on the size and reach of the cut and potential tax shifts.
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Algerian Deputy Saved by Billfold Firefight Quote
An Algerian member of the NAI Assembly escaped death after gunmen opened fire at his apartment. A billfold over his heart blocked a bullet, saving Abdeseam who was rushed to the American Hospital for treatment. Doctors reported his condition as not serious.
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NATO Warns USSR to End Attacks and Uphold Peace
The North Atlantic Alliance issued a final communique from Istanbul urging the Soviet Union to stop attacks on West Germany and other NATO members. It warned that continued propaganda against allies undermines peace and the chance for real international relations improvement. The council welcomed the Paris East West summit talks and stressed reunification of West and East Germany as essential to a lasting settlement.
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Wisconsin Toll Climbs to 216 After Three-Car Crash
Reporting from Two Rivers and Racine. A three car collision injures a woman riding with her husband in Two Rivers. A pedestrian died after stepping into the street in Racine struck by three vehicles. Police are investigating cause and sequence of events.
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United States Extends Aid to United Arab Republic
Cairo report says the United States government presented the United Arab Republic with a ten million dollar check as part of an economic aid agreement.
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