White House seeks tighter rules on campaign funds
Attorney General Ramsey Clark and the Johnson administration propose sweeping changes to federal election finance laws. The plan would repeal the 3 million dollar receipts and spending cap, require complete reports from committees, and set 1000 dollar annual reporting thresholds for supporters. It also tightens limits on individual contributions to 5000 dollars and mandates reports for individuals spending or receiving more than 100 dollars.
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Ramsey Clark
Congress
Two Black Panthers Shot at UCLA Campus
Two Black Panthers were killed during a meeting on an Afro American studies program at UCLA. About three hours later police arrested 17 suspected Panthers or associates for possible revenge plans. 14 guns a home made bomb and ammunition were seized from a Watts area arsenal. Investigators noted a possible rivalry with another group.
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Los Angeles
Black Panthers
University of California At
Watts
Ucla
Biologist Tracks Red Jungle Fowl in Georgia
Biologist Thangart Colvin of Fitzgerald studied Burmese red jungle fowl habitats near Fort Valley using radio transmitter collars. The first bird’s collar lasted three months, but he tracked the bird only five days before finding only a few feathers and the collar.
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Fort Valley, Ga
Thangart Colvin
Fitzgerald
Dio
Colvin
Big Four plan vs US backing two track Middle East talks
The Associated Press report outlines France calling for a Big Four conference at the UN to settle the Middle East crisis while the United States backs a peacemaking plan for direct Arab Israel talks under a UN umbrella. Rusk reportedly proposed separate US Soviet talks and Arab–Israel talks mediated by Gunnar V. Jarring to define perimeters for negotiations. Abba Eban dismissed the Soviet peace plan as weak and warned against any settlement imposed by the Big Four powers.
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Israel
Washington Evening Star
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Yuri N. Tcherniakov
the Star
Rusk
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U.N
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Jarring
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Paris
Britain
U.N. Security Council
China
Security Council
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Eban
Suez Canal
Tiran Straits
Abandoned Infant Found At Osteopathy Clinic
A two day old baby boy with blond hair and blue eyes was found abandoned on basement steps of the Kansas City College of Osteopathy and Surgery outpatient clinic. Mrs. Carolyn Stack, a college clerk, discovered him. The infant weighed 5 pounds 15 ounces and appeared in good health. doctors noted the umbilical cord was tied with sewing thread indicating he was not born in a hospital.
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Kansas City
Kansas City College of Osteopathy and Surgery
Carolyn Stack
Medicare premiums proposed for seniors under new plan
Washington AP report states the federal government should pay medical insurance premiums for people over 65 through Medicare. Secretary Wilbur Cohen suggests financing these premiums via Social Security taxes and matching general revenue contributions for both medical and hospital insurance. Currently, seniors pay a $4 monthly premium for supplementary medical coverage, which covers about half of medical costs alongside general reserves.
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Washington
Congress
Welfare
Wilbur J. Cohen
Soldier freed by Viet Cong dies after hospital care
One of three U S soldiers freed at a battlefield meeting on January 1 died Friday night at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Spec 4 James W Brigham Jr 21 of Ocala Florida had been on the seriously ill list for three days. He reportedly had head surgery as a prisoner and later brain abscess complications after release. He became unconscious after further surgery January 9.
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Washington
U.S
Walter Reed Army Hospital
James W. Brigham Jr
Ocala
Fla
Brigham
Dougherty boys win pancake eating title at Fayetteville
Mrs. Stephen C. Dougherty says her 11 year old Mike and 10 year old Bill are champs at home. Mike won first prize in a pancake eating contest in Fayetteville with 24 doughey disks in the 30 minute final. Bill finished second as the brothers dine well after the event.
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FT. Bragg
N.C
Stephen C. Dougherty
Dougherty
Mike
Bill
Fayetteville
Baltimore Man Goes Home After World’s First Heart Transplant
Improving Baltimore Maryland Sidney Seidenberg the states first heart transplant patient is discharged from Johns Hopkins Hospital days after receiving the heart of a man in a world first operation now 61 cannot go out and play baseball says he must take it easy wife Pearl quips you never did he notes he will recover at home with his family while adjusting to life after surgery
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Sidney Seidenberg
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Pearl
Seidenberg
Johns Hopkins Hospital
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