Peace bid teased as Vietnam talks loom
President Johnson's top advisers, Secretary of State Rusk and Defense Chief McNamara, floated a tentative peace offer to Hanoi on CBS. They said the United States would consider halting bombing if North Vietnam showed signs toward peace and would reduce military activity if the communists did, while reaffirming resolve to defend South Vietnam and endanger American commitments if needed. The pair warned peace could take years but remained confident of eventual U S and South Vietnamese victory.
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Stewart Hensley Washington
UPI
Johnson
Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
United States
Hanoi
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
U. S
South Viet Nam
Rusk
CBS
Greece
South
Berlin
Thailand
United Nations
Security Council
350 Pacifists Jailed In D C
About 350 pacifist demonstrators faced hearings on disorderly conduct charges after a Capitol protest against U S policy in Vietnam. The 800 from a Monday march to the Capitol were dispersed by police, with several arrests including David Dellinger and Staughton Lynd after clashes and an attack with red paint by two men later linked to the American Nazi party.
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Washington
UPI
Capitol
U. S
Viet Nam
Washington Monument
David Dellinger
Liberation Magazine
Staughton Lynd
Yale University
Nazi Party
False Teeth Powder Promises Firm Plate Adhesion
An old ad claims poFALSE TEETH FASTEETH powder secures upper or lower plates, preventing slipping without sour taste or acid issues. It advertises no gummy residue and odorless breaths, with rasTeeres counters available everywhere for purchase.
Congress seeks Viet Nam consensus from Johnson briefing
President Johnson presses for congressional consensus on Viet Nam policy with House briefings after Senate sessions. He plans a White House dinner inviting 100 leaders to discuss Viet Nam. Gen Taylor’s report outlined balanced progress amid problems, with Senator Inouye calling the briefing encouraging. Johnson warns against assuming U.S. policy is divided.
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Viet Nam
Johnson
Merriman Smith
UPI
White House
Washington
House
Senate
Maxwell D. Taylor
South Viet Nam
Taylor
Sen
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Congress
U. S
United States
Woman from Silverton wins WCTU oratorical contest
Mrs John Dammarell age 20 a bride of a Silverton Oregon associate minister won the annual collegiate oratorical contest of the Women s Christian Temperance Union Her topic was Hit me again.
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Chicago
UPI
John Dammarell
Silverton
Ore
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Medicare Home Health Benefits Begin July First
Medicare will begin home health services on July 1 1966 with nursing care therapy medical social work and home health aides. Services limited to those deemed reasonable and necessary with exclusions for private duty nurses home makers and non covered items like massages. Patients must be hospitalized at least three days first and have a physician plan established within 14 days of returning home. Up to 100 visits may be provided in a home setting with continued physician oversight. benefits end one year after discharge unless a new spell occurs with 100 additional visits after readmission.
Order for copies of What You've Got Coming From Medicare and Social Security
Customer requests copies at $1 each from Medicare The Raleigh Register. They enclose payment and ask to include their ZIP code. The note specifies a P O Box address in New York and asks to process the order with proper postage and identity details.
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Raleigh Register
Radio City
New York
Medicare
Social Security
Astromouse Bites Newsman After 738-Foot Blastoff
Omaha’s space mice McDermott II and Black soared 738 feet in a Cape Alfalfa sub orbital launch by teens Mike Most Eldon Zorinsky and Tim Meyer. After landing, Black bit a newsman three times amid celebrations and plans for a New York ticker tape parade.
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Lynne A. Morian
Omaha
Neb
UPI
Astromouse McDermott II
Astromouse Black
Mike Most
Eldon Zorinsky
Tim Meyer
Cape Alfalfa
McDermott II
Black
Earth
McDermott I
Mike
New York City
Coon Rapids
Iowa
June contracts slide in West Virginia market
PITTSBURGH UP I P I reports F W Dodge Co district director says June contracts for future construction in West Virginia fell 48 percent from June 1964, totaling 13 428 000. For the first six months of 1965, contracts reached 125 886 000, up 2 percent from the same period last year.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
West Virginia
F. W. Dodge Co
Maine Solon Says D C Chefs Know Nothing About Preparing Sea Food
Rep. Stanley R. Tupper of Maine criticizes Washington restaurants for serving tasteless seafood. He cites experiences with salmon trout shad perch lobster and chowder and urges Maine seafood chefs to train city cooks. He notes Washington cooking harms the national fishing industry and praises Maine home cooking by his wife.
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Maine
Michael L. Posner
Washington
UPI
Stanley R. Tupper
Tupper
Maine Sea and
Boothbay Harbor
Scandinavia
Cape Cod
Capital
Maine Department of Sea and Shore Fisheries
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England
William Goodenough
British Broadcasting Corp
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Fara
Ominri Electric
Hilisfucktin
Fiat
Medicare and Social Security
John Troanner
Astromouse
Three Boys
The
Arts Society of New York
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