Camp tickets stolen at Grand Central amid camper shuffle
Nat Holman sack of $1 500 to $2 000 in fares vanished when a bag with tickets was snatched at Grand Central Terminal as 350 campers were divided into squads. The tickets sold later could not be redeemed, a railroad spokesman said, though Holman replaced the cash and the children departed.
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Ribicoff Nears Senate Run as Resignation Fades
Connecticut Governor Ribicoff plans to resign from the federal cabinet by July 13 and run for the U.S. Senate in a Democratic bid. He faces Rep. Frank Kowalski who has threatened a primary challenge, as Kennedy aides prepare for Hartford nominating events.
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Democratic Governors OK Medicare at 14th conference
At Hershey Pennsylvania the Democratic governors backed a Medicare type program financed through social security while splitting on civil rights. Republican leaders opposed Kennedy administration health reform but supported civil rights. Bailey attended with Governor Dempsey and Rasellini slated to chair next year. Florida and California aimed to host next year’s meeting.
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Connecticut
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Washington
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Senate Debates Medicare Plan Amid Liberal Republican Divide
The Senate opens debate on a proposed health financing plan for the aged under Social Security amid cross party strains. Supporters claim momentum and confidence of GOP votes, while opponents warn of obstacles even if the measure clears the Senate before the Fourth of July.
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Debt and Trade Bills Signed by Kennedy
President Kennedy signed measures raising the public debt limit to 308 billion dollars and extending powers to curb trade with unfriendly nations. The changes permit Treasury flexibility for the new fiscal year, with the debt ceiling temporarily at 308 billion and set to revert to 300 billion on June 30.
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Kennedy
Treasury Department
Nixon in Denmark as Private Citizen
Former vice president Richard M. Nixon attends Denmark’s Fourth of July event as a private guest invited by the Rebild Committee. The committee is private and not connected to the U.S. or Danish governments, and Nixon says he never claimed official U.S. representation.
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California Stateline Rebild Committee
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Newspaper Postal Notice From Long Beach
I Press Telegram enters as second class matter at the Long Beach post office. Deli by mail and single copy options noted. Published daily except Sunday at 4th Street and Pine Avenue Long Beach.
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