Senate Pushes Medicare Bill Heads to Senate Action
Democratic leaders plan to move Kennedy administration medical care legislation in the Senate by week’s end. Proposals include Blue Cross administration and coverage for elderly not on Social Security. Committee delays in the House Ways and Means.
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House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Congress
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Mansfield
Blue Cross
Clinton P. Anderson
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Ways and Means
Farm Handyman Held in Assault Near Rochester
A 22 year old farm handyman Ronald Samanka was arraigned on first degree assault charges after stabbing May Ladd 65 at her home near Fast Rochester. He waived examination, is jailed for grand jury, and police pursue links to a separate Utica slaying. May Ladd remains in critical condition.
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Ronald Samanka
Fast Rochester
Justice of the Peace
George Hurtagh
Herkimer County
May Ladd
Lien Hospital
Harold T. Muller
State Police
Samanka
Muller
Philip Surace
Utica
Surace
Airman Shot After High Speed Police Chase Through Three Towns
60 year old Air Force enlisted man Robert O. Hines from Glenville was shot by Glenville Police Chief Howard Pitcher after a chase reaching over 100 miles an hour. Hines, admitted to Elis Hospital in satisfactory condition with leg and shoulder wounds, fled before being stopped near Schenectady City Hall. Hines has 23 years of service and is stationed at Westover Air Force Base in Massachusetts.
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Schenectady
Air Force
Robert O. Hines
Glenville
Howard Pitcher
Hines
Elis Hospital
Pitcher
Scotia
Westover Air Force Base
Massachusetts
Rusk and Home Doubt Red China Plans Island Attacks
Secretary of State Rusk and British Foreign Secretary Home believe China’s military buildup near Quemoy and Matsu does not signal a plan to attack the offshore islands. They suggest it may aim to silence Chiang Kai-shek’s threat to invade the mainland.
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Dean Rusk
Lord Home
China
Fukien
Chiang Kai-shek
Rusk
Home
Quemoy
Matsu
Peiping
Red China
Chen Yi
U.S
Southeast China
Berlin
Berlin Wall
Geneva
Laos
Andrei A Geomyko
Paris-Bonn
America
France
Cost of Living Holds Steady at Record High in May
U S cost of living remained unchanged in May at the record 10.2 percent rise from 1957-59, offset by lower food and gasoline. Factory workers see higher after tax earnings and more contract pay hikes, with notes of service costs and housing increases.
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Washington
Robert J. Myers
Labor Department
Myers
Mother and son killed in Niagara County car crash
A Detroit couple and their four children were in a car near Youngstown when it veered out of control and hit guard rails. Helen Buss, 36, and her five year old son Murray died. Dave Buss, 33, was in critical condition. The other children aged 10 6 and 3 were in satisfactory condition at Rawsonville General Hospital. The family had been visiting friends in Wilson.
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Detroit
Niagara County
Helen Buss
Murray
Boss
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Rawsonville General Hospital
Wilson
Nixon to Represent U.S. at Denmark Independence Day
Former Vice President Richard M Nixon will represent the United States at Denmark’s celebration of American Independence Day on July 4 in Copenhagen.
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Nixon
Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Denmark
Trial of Estes On Fraud Count Opens in Texas
Billie Estes wins immediate trial on a single fraud count in Reeves County Texas related to selling fertilizer tanks to Thomas Bell for 162 144. Prosecutors say multiple victims total 828 576 in related indictments while defense claims no fraud.
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Texas
Pecos
Tex
Billie Lo] Estes
Este
Hume Cofer
J. H. Starley
Veniremen
West Texas
Estes’ Enterprises
Reeves County Grand Jury
Thomas A. Bell
Esten
John Cofer
Austin
John Dennison
Atty R. B. McGowen
Starley
Woman Governor of Surgeons Dies at 90
Funeral held Sunday at Lake Placid for Dr Lillian K P Farrar the first woman governor of the American College of Surgeons and the only woman member of the American Gynecological Society She died Friday at Placid Memorial Hospital age 90 a Boston native who lived at the Lake Placid Club ten years Burial is in Newton Center Massachusetts.
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Lillian K. P Farrar
American College of Surgeons
American Gynecological Society
Inside Radio TV 2 Editorial 6 Classified 12 Sports
Classifieds and notices span Fulton market items with brief editorials and personals. Sports wrap highlights and local market notes summarize ongoing community happenings and happenings in Fulton.
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American Girl Beats Margaret Smith at Wimbledon in Shock upset
Billie Jean Moffitt of Long Beach California ranked No. 3 stunned top seed Margaret Smith of Australia at Wimbledon. The 18 year old defeated the world’s best player 1 4 3, 6 3, 7 5 after dropping the first set. Darlene Hard advanced in the women’s draw with a victory over Mrs Illingworth. In a delayed men’s match Jorgen Ulrich beat Ed Rubinoff.
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England
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
America
Margaret Smith
Australia
Miss Smith
Darlene Hard
Montebello
U.S
Mrs. Geet Illingworth
Britain
Jorgen Ulrich
Denmark
Ed Rubinoff
Miami
Fla
Zamyatin Named Head of Soviet Foreign Ministry Press
Leonid Zamyatin was appointed head of the Soviet Foreign Ministry press department on Monday. He previously served as acting chief of the ministry s U S section.
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Moscow
Leonid Zamyatin
Foreign Ministry
Zamyatin
U. S
Army researchers seek skin armor to repel disease insects
Army medical scientists pursue chemicals that could enter or coat the skin to repel disease bearing insects such as mosquitoes and ticks and to boost sunburn protection. The program aims to provide soldiers with a built in shield against disease, climate, and stress in tropical theaters.
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Washington UP Army
Southeast Asia
Marion B. Sulzberger
Army
Medical Research and Development Command
Sulzberger
High Court Prayer Ban Triggers Broad Backlash
A Supreme Court ruling striking down official prayers in public schools sparks widespread criticism from church leaders and lawmakers. Justice Black writes the 6-1 decision, asserting government should not compose official prayers, while dissenters note the court’s own opening prayers. Some approve, citing strict separation of church and state and limits on federal aid to parochial schools.
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D-Va
New York State
Hugo L. Black
Black
Potter Stewart
Supreme Court
United States
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Senate
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Byron R. White
Frankfurter
White
Leo Pfeffer
American Jewish Congress
Pfeffer
Roman Catholic Church
Chark
Kennedy
Washington
J. Glenn Beall
R-Md
Beall
Prayer in Schools Sparks Federal Action and NY Response
Senate plans constitutional amendment after Supreme Court ruling against Regents Prayer. Senator Beall argues for non mandatory student prayer in public schools with nonsectarian content. Governor Rockefeller urges continuing some form of prayer within adjustments. Regents officials express disappointment and will discuss at upcoming meeting.
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Rockefeller
New York State
U. S. Supreme Court
Board of Regents
United States
High Court
Edgar W. Cooper
James E. Allen, Jr
Covper
Allen
Regent's Monthly
Supreme Court
Regents
Boy Drowns After Jumping In Buffalo Creek
In Buffalo a nine year old, Robert Shaw, drowned Monday in Cazenovia Creek after leaping in to help his ten year old brother Richard who slipped from a steep embankment. The tragedy left the older boy shaken as he told rescuers he escaped himself.
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Buffalo
Bobby
Robert Shaw
Cazenovia Creek
Richard
Kennedy Welcome Posters Seen Across Mexico City
Tens of thousands of posters greeting President Kennedy will be plastered across Mexico City this weekend. Government ministries are printing their own notices as officials say a large turnout is expected.
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Mexico City
Kennedy
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