Kennedy shifts Medicare push on Social Security link
President Kennedy outlines a new course to drive medicare through Congress insisting it be financed by Social Security taxes. He argues opposition equates to opposing Social Security and notes AMA rhetoric echoes the 1930s. He rejects expanding payments for doctor bills and cites other news conference topics.
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Washington
Uri
Kennedy
Congress
American Medical Association
Sre
AMA
Medicare
Social Security
State Seeks Bids for Wickenburg Prescott Highway Work
State highway officials in Phoenix announce bids due June 8 for two highway projects on the Wickenburg to Prescott route and the Phoenix Interstate Freeway. The work covers seal coat asphalt, base and paving materials, curb and gutter, and related construction from Kirkland Junction northeast to U S 89 and beyond toward Prescott.
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Phoenix
APID
Arizona State Highway Commission
Wickenburg
Prescott
Kirkland ‘Junction
U.S. 89
Britain to send hunter jets to Thailand amid SEATO crisis
Britain announced it would send a squadron of Hunter jet fighters to Thailand, joining New Zealand and Australia in backing Thai defense amid rising SE Asia tensions. Prime Minister Harold Macmillan told the Commons a formal request had been received and Britain would comply, as U.S. aid and regional deployments expand under SEATO.
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United Press International
Britain
Acr
Thailand
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Harold Macmillan
House of
Commons
London
Aline
New Zealand
Australia
Alopth
Seret
Fon
UPI
Phil Newsom
Bangkok
Southeast Asia
United States
Paul D. Harkins
James L. Richardson
Prapras Charusathien
North Viet Nam
North Korea
Laos
Cones
International Control Commission
Tope
Vientiane
Eioeadeee Khouang Wlay Na Phouma
Souvanna
Rangoon
Burma
ICC
Oklahoma Guard Guards Ballot Boxes in Statewide Vote
Oklahoma National Guardsmen guarded ballot boxes across 97 counties for the first time in state history after Gov. Ridmondson ordered security amid a close Democratic gubernatorial primary race between Ray mond Gary and W. P. Atkinson. Precinct tallies showed Atkinson with 242,051 to Gary's 291,521, a razor thin 530 vote edge for Gary leading to a likely recount.
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Oklahoma City
UPT
Oklahoma National Guardsmen
Oklahoma
Howard Ridmondson
Raymond Gary
W.P
Bill Atkinson
Atkinson
Gary
Senate to vote on farm controls amid Kennedy plan
The Senate prepares crucial votes on farm production control programs in Kennedy's farm bill aiming to save $4 billion in four years. The debate centers on tough wheat and feed grain controls and lowering price supports. Amendments to reinsert administration proposals expected to pass narrowly.
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UPI
Senate
Kennedy
Senate Agriculture
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United Nations
U.N
House
Ways & Means Committee
Breaking the Trade Barrier and Associated TVListings
CBS reports on American workers facing foreign competition with Kennedy and Eisenhower discussing free world trade filmed in West Germany Italy and Japan. Lincoln Jones faces a lawsuit from his father over city officials pursuing a new nation center atop a wildlife refuge. Dr Kildare airs at six.
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CBS
Kennedy
Eisenhower
West Germany
Italy
Japan
Senate fund controversy looms over Estes case
Washington reports focus on Texas financier Billie Sol Estes and political contributions as senators Mansfield Goldwater and Yarborough comment on acceptances and investigations. Estes allegedly involved in fraud, with McClellan urged to push a full probe.
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Washington
Koe
Wey Yarbermene
Texas
Billie Sol Estes
Arizona Republican
Yarborough
Estes
Mansfield
Sec
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
Eeechet
Sen
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Con
OAS Leader Salan Death Sentence Reported in Algeria
Reports from Algiers say General Raoul Salan escaped death by life imprisonment after charges tied to Olympic Europe terrorists. Ex General Edmond Jouhaud also condemned to die. Street clashes erupted as Gendarmes fought OAS in Algiers and Oran amid rising casualties from attacks on Moslem quarters.
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Algiers
Algeria
UPI
Lfe
Raoul Salan
Paris
Algerie
Mediterranean
France
Edmond Jouhaud
Salazi
Satan
OAS
Oran
Address on Radio TV Nikita in Moscow
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev addresses radio and television audiences from Moscow. The broadcast touches on state affairs and policy, reflecting the tense Cold War media landscape and the leadership’s public messaging strategy.
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Nikita
Earlier Report On Marshall Murder Inquiry Halted
An unnamed official said Marshall death was murder and the department halted its investigation. The official claimed results likely never reached senior officials.
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Marshall
Arrington
UPD
Rgview
Henry Marshall
Turbulent Flight Disaster Involved FAA Chief Najeeb Halshy
An air tragedy occurred on a Kansas City bound leg after takeoff from Chicago amid a storm with winds near 30,000 feet. Rescue crews found 44 bodies at first, with investigations noting severe turbulence from a squall and later reports tying to a broader context of aviation safety and past incidents.
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FAA
Najeeb Halshy
Kansas City
Bae Fermediate
Chicago
Sree
Laney backs Arizona medical school ballot measure
The Phoenix official Laney supports a statewide ballot proposal to locate Arizona's medical school. A committee plans to gather about 9 000 signatures with Gov. Paul Fannin and state leaders backing the effort. Editorials warn the plan could pit Phoenix against Tucson.
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Laney Deas
Paul Fannin
Phoenix-area - News
Ong
Phoenix
Tucson
Ceremonies At ASU Honor Memorial Pky Kincaid
Memorial ceremonies at ASU marked a solemn tribute to Pky Kincaid with campus officials and students participating in the remembrance. Attendees gathered at the university grounds to reflect on the life and contributions of Kincaid.
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ASU
Egyptian Dance Halls Ban Lifts Record Confusion
Local authorities clarify dance hall restrictions after a botched notice leads to mixed signals. Officials from CATRO UAB and UPD promise to publish precise guidelines, ending days of uncertainty for venues and patrons.
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