Johnson Briefs Propose Health, Education Overhaul Plan
President Johnson outlines a 20 year hospital renewal and school meals program funded by multiple sources aimed at broad balanced diets for needy children and modernization of health services. He calls for grants, new state formulas, and a mental retardation committee while extending the Elementary and Secondary Education Act and raising aid limits for the very poor.
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Johnson
Congress
Gardner
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Gls Viets Deal Reds Big Losses
Gls and Viets combined for decisive runs as the Reds suffered a heavy defeat on the road. Final score details and standout performances draw headlines across pages A to I.
New Syria Regime Appoints Cabinet Amid Civil Strife
Damascus announces a 19 man cabinet under Gen. Amin Hafez following a coup that toppled the Baathist government. Atiyeh, a Communist, becomes a cabinet minister while other Baathist left wing figures retain key posts as air and ground battles flare near the Viet Cong front in Vietnam and around Quang Tri.
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Damascus
Syria
I—A
Atiyeh
Solved
National Assembly
Baath Party
Menira
Saigon
Yous
Maset Zayyen
Viet Cong
Amin Hafez
Mier Salah Bitar
Maureddin Atassi
Appat Zayyen
Mier
Kis
Freme
Ahmed Murad
Hafez Assad
Bitar
Muwaffak Shorbaji
Mamdouh Jaber
U S Charges False Label Seizes Drug Peritrate Sa
The federal government seized 68 bottles of the heart disease drug Peritrate Sa and charged that its labeling and ads are false and misleading. Warner-Lambert’s Warner-Chilcott division produced the drug. marshals seized stock in Glendale Queens warehouses as part of a court test. The FDA contends testing relied on pig studies, not humans, and sued in Brooklyn Federal Court.
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New York
Peritrate Sa
Warner-Chilcott Laboratories Divisio
Warner Lambert Pharmaceutical Co
Morris Plains
N. J
U.S
Glendale
Queens
Warner-Lambert
Food and Drug Administration
Brooklyn
Women lawmakers urge end to all male jury panels
Washington based women members of Congress call on President Johnson and Attorney General Katzenbach to ban discrimination against women in jury selection. Eight lawmakers from both parties urge equal treatment in jury pools, citing only 21 states with full gender parity and federal courts lagging in civil rights enforcement. They note Johnson’s new study group on careers for women as supporting momentum. The letter is led by Rep. Florence P. Dwyer joined by Sen. Margaret Chase Smith and Sen. Maurine Neuberger and other female lawmakers.
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Washington
LFI
Congress
Johnson
Nicholas Katzenbach
Katzlenbach
Congresswomen
Florence P. Dwyer
Margaret Chasesmith
Maine
Maurine B. Neuberger
D-Ore
Frances P. Belton
Ohio
Catherine May
R-Wash
Julia Butler Hansen
D-Wash
Charlotte T. Reid
Patsy T. Mink
Hawaii
Paris Struck Subway Paralyzes City Center
Paris faced massive transport disruption as a 24 hour subway strike bred severe traffic jams. Despite some trains running on four lines, most routes were crippled leaving millions to walk hitchhike or ride army trucks. City officials and police urged calm as authorities sought to prevent a broader gridlock.
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Paris
DPF
Japart
Cattiee
UBT
Exchequer
James Callaghan
Callaghan
Commons
Metro
Ling
Place de la Concorde
Not a Kissin Case Mossier Jury Told
Miami defense argues the State fails to prove motive or guilt beyond a reasonable doubt in the 1954 murder of Jacques Messier. Defense cites alternate suspects Weissel and Caltagirone, questions blood evidence, and claims the case involves an illicit romance, not a first degree murder. Trial anticipated to run into Wednesday as sums wrap.
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Miami
UPI
Lythe St. Jean
Patton
Ney
Melvin
Ane Powers
Candy Moseler
Melvin Lane Powers
Chein
Candy
Jacques
Messier
Ately
ST. Jean
Fred Roy Weissel
Vincent Caltagh
Caltagirone
Governor's Lodge
Messiler
Weissel
Powers
New LBJ Peace Plea to Hanoi Signals South Viet Nam Choice
President Johnson reiterates to Hanoi that the United States seeks no territory or bases in Vietnam. He states Americans fight to allow the people of South Vietnam to choose their own path free from violence and fear. He pledges generosity in peace alongside resolve in battle.
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LBJ
Hanoi
Antry
Viet Nam
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Californians pledge support for incumbents in House delegation
All six members of California's 23 member Democratic Congressional delegation publicly backed incumbent Democratic state officials seeking reelection. The Holifield office released the pledge praising Gov. Edmund G. Brown and others, while several congressmen declined to sign, citing primary discussions or scheduling issues.
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Washington
California
Chet Holifield
Edmunds G. Brown
Glenn.m. Anderson
Thomas K. Lynch
Alan Cranston
Bert "Bells
Philip Burton
Harlan Haten
Ronald Brooks Cameron
Charles W. Wilson
Richard Manna
Signel Ivan Deniling
van Deerlin
T’homas W.braden
San Diego
Anderson
Cameron
Wilson
Holifield
Case Dismissed After Pupil Says He Deserved It
Evansville Indiana judge acquitted a grade school teacher of assault and battery charges in the paddling of a seventh grade pupil. The parents had pressed the case, but it was dismissed after the boy testified I deserved it. He stated he deserved the paddling and the judge ruled the charges could not stand.
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Evansville
Ind
K. Wayne Kent
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Jack Hood Vaughn
Hubert Humphrey
Vaughin
Shriver
Quang Tri City
17Th Parellel Demilitarized Zone
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Ladt
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Miss Thar
MR. Merchant
Tienes
Henna
Nat
Kissin
Mossier
St, Jean
Sheriff's, Office
Messler
Arthur Murray
Artin R Aurray
Brown
Pacific Plan
Gall
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Atlantic
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West
17Th Street
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Lae Palma Avanie
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