Kennedy Hater Laments Kennedy Influence Ruining Country
An irate man in a drug store asserts the Kennedy family is wrecking the nation. He rails at modern presidents, Hollywood figures, and Teddy Kennedy, while a bystander presses for a nonpartisan take on Southeast Asia. The heated exchange ends with the man blaming the Kennedys as his milkshake curdles.
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Kennedy Hater
Kennedys
Sted
Caroline
Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
Hoover
Southeast Asia
Bobby Kennedy
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Senator Goldwater
Goldwater
Teddy Kennedy
Senate
Ted Kennedy
NASA Eager to Launch Carpenter Flight Amid Smoke Haze
Cape Canaveral reports improving weather as NASA aims to place astronaut Scott Carpenter in orbit within 48 hours. Forecasters note smoke from Everglades fires may affect visibility but no major Gulf pressure systems threaten the schedule. An Atlantic storm forms but remains well north of the flight path.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Paul Haney
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Florida Everglades
Florida
Haney
Gulf of Mexico
Central Atlantic
Doctors Attack Medicare Bill in AMA Opposition
A chaotic and jagged summary notes the American Medical Association opposing a Medicare bill amid a contentious press push. The fragment mentions New York and the UPI byline, with unclear details and garbled wording surrounding the action.
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New York
UPI
The
American~ Medical Association
AMA
A. Abraham
Groundbreaking Set for ASU Memorial Auditorium
Grady Gam mage Jr. will turn the first shovel at groundbreaking ceremonies for a memorial auditorium named for his father at Arizona State University. The event marks the start of construction on the facility honoring the late university figure.
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Tempe
UPI
Grady Gammage Jr
Arizona State University
Weather Brief United Press International Report
Temperatures and precipitation data cover the 24 hours ending at 4 am. The report notes regional variations and rainfall amounts for the period, with highs and lows across multiple locations.
Rochester study tests care patterns for aged nationwide
The Ford Foundation funds a four year project in Rochester led by Marion B. Falsom to map human and financial factors in elder care. Doctors, social workers and planners will gather patient data to draft standards and estimate costs for various care methods across communities.
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Rochester
N.Y
Ford Foundation
Operation Rochester
John Hill
UPI
The
University of Rochester
Rochester-area
Council of Social Agencies
Patient Care Planning Council
Marion B. Falsom
Eisenhower
Navy Air Crash Near Munich Kills 26 Aboard
A U S Navy aircraft crashed and burned six miles east of Munich. The Air Force reported 20 bodies recovered, with 26 listed aboard including five Navy officers 17 Navy enlisted men and four Army men.
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Munich
UPD
U.S. Navy
Air Force
Navy
Army
Local Growers Meet In Indio California
Arizona growers will attend a Thursday hearing in Indio to express views on proposed amendments to the marketing order for grapefruit. The plan would regulate grapefruit production marketing and distribution across parts of Arizona and California and set three new production zones with limits for shipments to single services and markets.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Indio
Calif
California
Snes
Steel production dips to new low in year
New York report shows steel output for the period at 1,662,000 tons, down from 1,765,000 tons a week earlier, reflecting a steep decline in steel production. The figures come as industry data from UPI indicates continuing weakness in the sector.
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New York
UPI
Bolt Swallowed Metal Revealed by X Ray
A person identified as Mrs Morgan reportedly swallowed a half inch metal bolt. An X ray revealed the bolt inside her, though she could not recall how it happened.
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Ae Cee
Eee
Mies Morgan
Kennedy medical program faces heavy AMA opposition
UPI reports that opposition to Senator Kennedy's medical care plan grew from the American Medical Association and other groups who warn against socialized medicine. A Point Pleasant activist led a petition against federal hospital funding, arguing it would force government control and turn people into paupers.
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Washington
UPI
Aman
Mills
American Medical Association
American Urological Association
Kennedy
Grams
Kenedy Progr American Medical Fetaive
Taadioul Tessum
Fai
Group
Health Association
AMA Ama
Blue Cross
New Zealand Considers Sending Troops to Southeast Asia
A New Zealand government statement indicates readiness to become the second nation to deploy troops to Thailand in the fight against communism in Southeast Asia. The move aligns with U S policy amid rising tensions with the Soviet Union and China, amid postwar defense talks and regional settlements occurring around March.
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New Zealand
Southeast Asia
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Charles McDowell, Jr
United Press International
Albuquerque
Atlanta
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Salt Lake City
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Spokane
Fort Huachuca
Globe Grand Canyon
Maverick
Pident ‘Kennedy
Madison Square Garden
Medical
Congress
Xealh
Polaris
Bolt
Baly
Corer
Erie
Prodint
Cindell
By Eugene McLoughlin
United States
Wien
Nikita
Khotan
United Ester States
Board of Equalization of
Marléopa’ County
Board ‘of Supervisors
First Avenue
Safe Board
Rhea Averill
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