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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1966
Page
7
An ad promotes SeruTaN for people over 35 as a natural digestive aid. It claims daily use provides bulk and moisture for proper perigrastic action, gently stimulates intestinal muscles, and avoids harsh laxatives. The slogan notes SeruTaN reads backwards as nature's.
In the Senate floor debate Republican leaders push a Blue Cross-Blue Shield designation as financial intermediary while state officials decide final status. County legislators and Senators Hughes and Lombardi with Assemblymen Terry and Chase seek to raise eligibility limits, add deductibility and co-insurance rules, let applicants disclose assets with consent, allow more life insurance, and remove court-ordered deductions from net income for eligibility.
The report states a service member frequently appeared in sensitive spaces and was believed to hold top secret clearance. Authorized personnel failed to challenge his need-to-know and he collected top secret information. He then contacted the Soviets for monetary gain.
The court 8 to 1 struck down a New Jersey law requiring indigent prisoners to pay for trial transcripts from prison wages if they lose appeals. The ruling cites Joseph A. Rinaldi, who earns about one dollar weekly and was billed 215 for a transcript. The decision follows a 1956 ruling that penniless defendants have a right to free transcripts on appeal.
President Rene Schick of Nicaragua and President Zalman Shazar of Israel announced, after Schick's six day visit, that the two nations would exchange ambassadors in a joint decision.
San Jose police arrested Tony Espositio 17 and Jack Brito Jr. 16 charging them with the murder of Rev. John D. Cox 31 and Eugene Silva 40. Authorities say the suspects admitted robbery and killing both victims after luring them to the suburbs. Silva’s body was found along a rural San Jose road. Cox died in hospital after a head wound.
Voting was light to moderate in the Democratic primary runoff. Negroes seek their first legislative seats since Reconstruction as bloc voting was urged by white segregationists and Negro leaders, but long lines failed to appear during early balloting.
United Press International reports a three day Memorial Day weekend fatal traffic toll at least 527 people killed from Friday 6 p.m. to Monday midnight. California led with 33 deaths, Michigan 40, New York 30, Pennsylvania 28, Illinois 27. Alaska Hawaii Rhode Island and Vermont reported no deaths. Howard Pyle, NSC president, called it a tragic weekend and warned yearly toll may exceed 54 000. He cited Johnson on the nation’s traffic problem.
The Colby College faculty voted to disapprove using class standing grades or academic ranking to determine Selective Service classification. The results were sent to Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, head of the Selective Service System.
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