Mansfield Reconsiders Breakup Plan and Health Care Pace
Washington AP reports retiring Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield may rethink proposed breaking up large companies and a national health care system. He favors phased health care and gradual troop withdrawal from Korea with an aerial umbrella. He supports a vigorous probe of cash gifts from South Korean Tongsun Park and says House Ethics Committee will run a full inquiry into Park’s influence efforts.
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Bowling Scores and Teens Die in Kansas Weekend Toll
A Kansas weekend traffic toll rises to six with three more teenage deaths. Daniel Lowe 17 Harveyville dies from injuries after a one car crash near Eskridge. Joe Bob Kafer 17 Wellington is killed when his car veers into a ditch on U.S. 160. Fire in Rochester shows a overheated amplifier on fire radio gear.
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Rhodesia Geneva talks falter under Smith view
Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith said Geneva talks on a transition to black rule are farther from the objective than at the start, while rejecting new British plans for direct security control. The weekend saw guerrilla violence in Bulawayo with casualties as talks extend toward year-end holidays.
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Charity backed by federal money in Vietnam report
The National Catholic Reporter says Catholic Relief Services worked with U.S. military forces in Vietnam, receiving up to 90 percent of funding and providing aid while sharing intelligence. CRS allegedly paid South Vietnamese irregulars, supplied food to prisons, and fed tiger cage facilities as Washington reporters detail.
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Boys Town Reinstated as BBB Compliant Charity
Washington AP The national Council of Better Business Bureaus reversed itself and now lists Father Flanigan's Boys Town as complying with fundraising standards. BBB official Ruth Atchison said the Nebraska group had previously solicited funds without disclosing $200 million in unrestricted funds and was left out of the accredited list last August. Officials have since mailed new materials with full financial disclosure and the charity has come into compliance. Boys Town, in Nebraska, houses about 400 underprivileged boys and funds mental illness research in children.
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Flareups in Lebanon Split Two Christian Parties
In Beirut, gun battles, a grenade attack, and kidnappings sparked a rift between Lebanon’s two largest Christian factions, the National Liberal party of Camille Chamoun and Pierre Gemayel’s Phalangist party. At least three killed, five wounded, Tigers withdraw from united Christian command, amid tit-for-tat raids on party offices and heightened tensions.
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