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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1966

Page

8

Medicaid standards challenged in injunction bid

Syracuse attorney Leslie N. Cohen charged state welfare officials with outright anarchy in setting Medicaid qualification standards. He sought an injunction in Albany County Supreme Court to halt payouts until court review, arguing legislators set clear goals for medical aid while officials created liberal eligibility rules.

Albany Syracuse Leslie N. Cohen State Supreme Court Albany County George K. Wystan State Board of Welfare Hughey Jones Siem Cohen Citizens ‘Committee For Responsible Government Justice Cooke Tim Wyman Jones New York Netuncial Committee New York Blue Cross and Pilue Shield Health Insurance Association of America Rocke Jeter

Bathing attire rule extends to boys at Batavia pool

The Batavia NY pool rules office expands a beach dress code to include boys with long hair. Officials say long hair clogs the pool filters and blocks access for employment relief claimants seeking work. The adoption mirrors a broader guideline advising unemployed individuals not to delay their visits to the office on beach days.

Buffalo N.Y Date Division of Employment Vision Batavia Heal Leo Beach Atire

New President Washington UFC Elected for Women’s Club

Eve n Fdatro of the Washington Post was elected president of the Women's National Press Club for the coming year, succeeding Mary Gallagher of the Cincinnati Enquirer.

Washington Ufc Fdatro Washington Post Women's National Press Club Mary Gallagher Cincinnati-Eny

Paper Guild in accord amid merger stalemate

The paper Guild reached accord with publishers on a merger of Herald Tribune Journal-Americans World Journal World-Telegram Tribune papers. No ratification date set, talks to study language. Pickets will stay until membership ratifies. Publishing losses and job cuts loom as seniority rules clash with new hiring.

Murphy Meyer The Herald Tribune World Journal World Journal Tribune Ierald Yestern Tribune Journal-Americans World-Telegram & Sun Lord Low Bel Eoreoration

Weather by Wirephate summary

Rain spreads over parts of the Great Lakes and mid Mississippi Valley with cooler air drifting into the mid Atlantic states. Areas in the Pacific Northwest remain unsettled as a weather system traverses the western Lakes and northern Plains.

Great Lakes Mid- Mississippi Valley Western Lakes Mid- Atlantic

Weather forecast promises showers and warm temps

Forecast indicates showers tonight with mild low temperatures. Tomorrow remains partly cloudy and warm with a chance of afternoon thundershowers reaching around 85 degrees.

Banks Consider Higher Rates On New Savings Certificates

Higher interest rates due to market pressures are cited as savings certificates of at least 5 000 will be sold at First Trust offices in Onondaga Oswego Madison and Cayuga Counties. Certificates may be redeemed within two years and interest begins after three months. Merchants National Bank president Thomas Higgins notes talks on 434 percent CDs with minimum 1000. Lincoln National Bank president James Heffernan says similar savings certificates at competitive rates are under consideration with an early decision expected.

Onondaga Oswego Madison Cayuga Thomas W. Higgins Merchants National Bank & Trust Co Lincoln National Bank &l Trust Co James D. Heffernan

Popcorn Project Aims To Aid Vietnam Servicemen

Clearwater Navy Moth club endorses Project Popcorn Monday. Members pack plastic bags with popcorn to feed 30 American service members in Vietnam, a small morale gesture from home to those overseas.

Clearwater, Fla Viet Nam Clearwater

Prisoners graduate in disguises at San Quentin ceremony

More than 200 inmates at San Quentin will wear disguises and gowns for the prison’s annual graduation ceremony after attending prison classes. The planned mass breakout is not described as imminent, with the context focused on the gradation event and attire.

San Quentin Calif UPI Sen Quentin

Kennedy enlivens primary amid New York elections

The piece notes Kennedy backing a candidate allied with reform Democrats and the Liberal party, spurring voter interest in the New York primary. It reports Bronx contests among six state senators after reapportionment, Buckley’s role, and Wagner’s noninvolvement in the Bronx race. Delegates to the constitutional convention are being nominated locally, with a $10,000 prize for the rewrite effort.

Rouert F. Waggner Jones United States Wagner Kennedy New York Bronx Charles A. Buckley Buckley John F. Kennedy

New County Building Fixes Lighting Complaints

In Phoenix Arizona workers at the old Maricopa County office building long complained about poor lighting. A new building has been erected to address these issues. County Manager Joseph C. Herrick notes that some lumens are being removed to improve efficiency.

Phoenix Ariz Maricopa County Joseph C. Herrick

It's nice over most of nation

The Associated Press reports broadly favorable conditions across much of the nation with positive weather and general stability noted in most regions. Minor disruptions are reported in isolated areas but do not alter the overall calm and pleasant pattern.

Argentina’s military seizes control after Peronist clash

Argentine proxy ousts Feronists amid a crisis. Maj. Gen. Cava arrested after private talks with Peronist leaders. Troops storm Congress and central cable office as Pistarini dismissed. Castro Sanchez resigns. Government orders no strikes while army and navy secure Buenos Aires and key points nationwide. Weather and heat disruptions noted during upheaval.

Pistarini Carlos A. Cava 2Nd Army Corps Ware Army Eduardo Castro Sanchez Castro Sanchez Congress Building Buenos Aires Casa Trwsada

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