McNamara Details U S Manpower Use in Vietnam and Reserves
McNamara states the United States has posted combat troops in South Vietnam without calling on Reserve or National Guard forces to preserve them for emergencies. He warns that a new emergency elsewhere could require calling reserves to duty as needed for economic development and disease elimination efforts.
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Medicare to withhold funds from racially discriminating facilities
Public Health Service official Dr. Eugene Guthrie announced that Medicare funding could be cut from hospitals nursing homes and health agencies practicing racial discrimination. He warned that such withholding could cause hardship in communities with limited health facilities and noted the certification and enforcement duties of the Public Health Service. The estimate cited 39 percent of about 8500 hospitals engaging in discrimination.
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U.S. Public Health Service
National Health Foruny
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Fowl Fight: Rosie the Duck Faces City Crackdown
In Miami, zoning officials declare the last day of leniency for Rosie the duck as the Giorgio family fights to keep her and her duckling. Neighbors are named in a petition by Franca Giorgio, 18, and Ava Giorgio, 7, with 20 signatures against the ruling. The department declines, and the children say a friend will shelter the birds while tensions ease.
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Pilot Lands Fire Crews After Copter Collision
Pilot Alfred J. Clayes Jr. says five firefighting helicopters reached his craft within seconds and sprayed foam after his CH48A collided with a UH34D. Co pilot Second Lt. Stanley Morris Jr. escaped with minor injuries. Three Marines in the smaller helicopter died: Capt. Ralph M. Pateman Jr., Pic. Lannie James Nash, and Cpl. Harold A. Rehagen. WO Frank V. Ball is in critical condition with severe burns.
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McNamara rejects Solon’s brothel remark about Saigon
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara told Senator Fulbright at a Senate Foreign Relations hearing that calling Saigon an American brothel is a disservice. He noted he visited Saigon last November and argued the town was not a brothel then or now, while acknowledging some prostitutes exist in Washington. He praised U S servicemen for contributing to schools and medical supplies in Viet Nam.
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Kosygin Cheered by Egyptian Workers in Cairo Visit
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin toured Cairo area factories as Egyptian workers cheered him. Public reaction showed curiosity with Kosygin responding mildly to cheers. President Nasser accompanied him and waved to chants of Nasser during the motorcade.
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