Johnson Halts Closing of 5 VA Hospitals
President Johnson ordered the Veterans Administration to keep open five of 11 planned VA hospital closings and two rest homes for soldiers. He also kept eight VA regional offices and consolidation plans, while Congress moves to grant power to block hospital shut downs.
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Medical Aid Measure Approved To Fight Heart Disease
The Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee approved a bill to create regional medical complexes to combat heart disease cancer and stroke. It would authorize 50 million for the coming year and 190 200 and 300 million in the following three years for demonstrations training and research to improve patient care and access. Also approved was a measure to support community mental health centers with 19 5 million next year and 24 and 30 million in subsequent years.
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Lady Johnson Accepts Bronze Dove Pendant at White House
Lady Bird Johnson accepts a symbolic bronze dove adorned with Tsquare from Arturo Pini di San Miniato to honor her role as president of the National Society of Interior Designers at the White House.
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U S to Sell Arms to Saudi Arabia Reported in Beirut
A Beirut paper reports the United States agreed to supply Saudi Arabia with jet fighters, pursuit planes, and bomb vests. The Star cites unnamed officials saying deliveries could begin late this year or early 1966, with a total multiple aircraft shipment over 15 months.
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Lucky Christians Lead Protest Says Methodist Bishop
Stockton California AP reports Bishop Donald Tippett told 390 Methodist delegates that Christian leadership has kept civil rights efforts nonviolent and vital. He warned that without church backing, violence could have marked the era despite the voting rights act. Tippett described Christianity as inherently revolutionary.
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Dublin Faithful Attend Intercity Jehovahs Witnesses Event
About 400 people gathered today in Dublin to witness an international convention of Jehovahs Witnesses at a football stadium in the heart of the city. The event drew attendees from the area and beyond, reflecting strong religious engagement in the capital.
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