Blue Cross in Arizona seeks hospital help to cover 1963 deficit
Arizona Blue Cross asks its 46 member hospitals to absorb possible losses this year as it faces a funding shortfall. Executive director L Donald Lau says reserves and regulatory deposits may require hospitals to increase the 3 percent reserve or cover costs before payments to subscribers. Five Valley hospitals call for a Sunday meeting with Blue Cross officials to discuss the plan. In a separate note a Tucson mother seeks her missing 15 year old daughter Sandra Hunt last seen in May from Las Vegas and now in Scottsdale.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona Blue Cross
L. Donald Lau
Blue Cross
Arizona
American Hospital Association
Lau
Good Samaritan Hospital
Steve Morris
Salt River Valley
Memorial
Chandler
Doctors
Lincoln
Maryvale
Cuba Blocks Sought by Free World Powers
State Department urged Britain Spain Canada and Mexico to help isolate Cuba by restricting air travel. Spokesman Richard Phillips said the United States has long pressed these nations to deny landing rights for flights to or from Cuba, a stance carried as a matter for each country to decide.
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Washington
Cuba
Phillips
United States
Ferry Ciudad Asuncion sinks with hundreds aboard
In Buenos Aires the ferry Ciudad Asuncion caught fire and sank in the River Plate Estuary early today. Naval authorities report at least 18 dead with rescue ships saving nearly 400 passengers from a 420 to 460 person load.
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Buenos Aires
UPS
Ciudad Asuncion
River Plate
Rio Santiago
Fidel Hit Chicken Practices Spark Havana Chat
Fidel Castro attacked chicken farmers and government parasitism in a Havana University talk. He accused some farmers of selling chicken at three pesos a pound while buying meat at state shops for 45 cents, calling Havana parasitic with demanding consumers.
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Miami
UPI
Fidel Castro
Havana
Havana University
Castro
Havana Radio
Interior Commerce Ministry
Clay Says Aid Can Be Cut Without Hurting Program
Gen. Lucius D. Clay told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the $4.5 billion foreign aid request could be reduced by $500 million more without damaging the program. He headed a White House committee that proposed cuts in areas where results were lacking.
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Washington
UPI
Lucius D. Clay
Kennedy
Clay
White House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rape Case Dismissed Against Phoenix Man Heath
The Scottsdale Justice Court dismissed a rape charge against Gifford C. Heath of 4141 North 45th Place Phoenix due to lack of evidence Judge Harold R Holcomb said there is no probable cause to find guilt. The alleged assault occurred May 23 in a local hotel with a 28 year old Mesa woman.
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Gifford C. Heath
N. 45Th Pl
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Harold R. Holcomb
Early Report On Rail Strike Panel Progress
A blue ribbon panel appointed by President Kennedy opened its first meeting to move up its fact finding. The group aims to finish by July 20 and submit the report to Kennedy by July 22 with legislative requests for compulsory arbitration of the rail dispute. The session included Wirtz and Meany noting the panel does not mediate by mandate but may act if opportunities arise.
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Kennedy
Washington
UPI
White House
Special Board
Congress
Senate
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
House
Charles A. Halleck
Halleck
Congressional
W. Willard Wirtz
Labor Department
Wirtz
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Russia and China stall in sixth ideological talks
Moscow and Peking reportedly recessed their sixth meeting as Chinese negotiators sought fresh instructions from Beijing. Khrushchev hosted Hungarian Premier Janos Kadar amid a guarded stance toward the visiting Chinese delegation.
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UPI
Russia
Red China
Cassilus
Peking
Nikita Khrushchev
Janos Kadar
Kadar
Kremlin
Europe
Communist Party
Pravda
Khrushchev
Weather outlook with heat and possible storms
Partly cloudy today tonight and tomorrow with six chances of thunderstorms or dust. Temperatures near 102 today and about 104 tomorrow with a low around 77 tomorrow morning. U S Weather Observer Willard L Greene reports Wednesday high 100 and this morning low 82.
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U.S
Willard L. Greene
Can Barry Run For 2 Seats Ruling Sought
Arizona officials prepare a formal opinion to allow Senator Barry Goldwater to run for both the presidency and reelection to the Senate. Representative Jim Young says the opinion will cite the U.S. Constitution for presidential eligibility and state law for holding dual posts. Goldwater has announced reelection to the Senate and is seen as a potential 1964 GOP presidential contender.
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Phoenix
UPS
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Senate
Arizona
Goldwater
GOP
Foster mother confirms three missing children are dead
The Stockton foster mother and a church minister identified Teddy Walker 12 Jacqueline Walker 11 and Carol Ann McCain 14 as the bodies found shot in a Coconino County forest near Williams Arizona. Authorities say the killer shot each child twice and no suspect is yet known.
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Stockton
Calif
UPI
Arizona
Jack O'Keefe
Coconino County
Ariz
Bernice Fobbs
J.C. Williams
Friendly Church
Caconino County
Cecil Richardson
Richardson
O'Keefe
Mass march to city hall over discrimination and segregation
About 600 Negro protesters crowd Chicago City Hall seeking a meeting with Mayor Richard Daley on job bias and school segregation. Across town 15 demonstrators press the Board of Education for real equality as violence erupts in Cambridge Maryland and Savannah Georgia with arson threats gunfire and tear gas.
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Chicago
Richard Daley
Daley
Board of Education
Cambridge
Savannah
Diplomat Praises US Brazil Accord in Sao Paulo
American consul Herman Jelenik praised U S Brazilian relations as strong and expanding during a visit to Sao Paulo. He noted Brazil's open immigration aiding industry, described a largely free enterprise system with state control of key utilities, and said the Alliance for Progress focus is in the northeast while Sao Paulo grows industrially.
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Herman Delenik
Wellel
Jelenik
Safari Hotel
Washington, D. C
U. S
Foreign Office
Sao Paulo
Brazil
South America
Brainard
Nebr
University of Chicago
Alliance For Progress
Joao Goulart
Communist Party
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el Centro
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Clarke Cole
Ennis Smith
Earline Walker Johnson
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United Press International
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