Viet Nam press shutdown and war measures reported
Saigon rulers shut down all 36 daily newspapers and many provincials as they declared a state of war and strict controls. Ky promised no opposition to his program while mobilization lingers and new social reforms threaten to hit the rich. U S jet strikes north of Hanoi and paratroopers near Bien Hoa mark a day of heavy fighting with limited American casualties.
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Elected AMA President Hudson Promises Science Focus
Dr Charles L. Hudson 61, internist from Shaker Heights Ohio, elected president elect of the American Medical Association for next year at the Cleveland convention. He stressed science over politics as the AMA moves toward a Medicare policy awaiting law and pledged unifying leadership while recounting his medical career and World War II service.
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Mother who lost son asks why
A grieving mother from Brookings South Dakota Mrs Melvil L Thorn whose Army son Lt Joseph Thorne was killed in Viet Nam picketed the White House on a Wednesday asking for an end to the war She told reporters she would understand if anyone could explain why her son was killed on Easter Sunday.
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Ellinwood Defies Kansas River Flood to Save Town
In Ellinwood Kansas a 50 worker effort held back the Arkansas River flood to spare the town of 2500. The river began receding and about 100 families prepared to return home as dikes held and sandbagging continued. Minor damage was confined to Grove Park golf course.
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Senate Finance Committee Approves $6.8 Billion Health Bill
The Senate Finance Committee approved a $6.8 billion health and welfare measure including elderly health care under Social Security. The panel added $309 million to the program and adopted a higher Social Security tax rate to fund the package.
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Shea Boulevard Extension Approved by County Supervisors
The Salt River Pima Maricopa Tribe agrees to extend Shea Boulevard nine miles from east of Scottsdale Road to the Hartline Highway through the Salt River Indian Reservation. The paving will cover the full stretch as part of the project.
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