Chicago tests mass screen 10000 pupils for early heart disease
Chicago doctors begin a nine school program using single purpose computers to screen 10 000 students for undetected heart disease and to interpret heart sounds. The study compares computer results with evaluations by two cardiologists and includes 30 to 60 children with known defects.
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Filibuster Retained by 50-49 Vote in Senate
The Senate rejected a cloture vote 50-49 to limit debate on the union shop bill, effectively killing the measure for this Congress. House had passed repeal of Taft-Hartley Section 14B. Mansfield said the bill would remain on the calendar with little chance of action.
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Two of Greatest Stars Billy Rose Sophie Tucker Die Hours Apart
Montego Bay revival showman Billy Rose dies at 66 from lobar pneumonia after returning from Houston surgery. He had wintered in Jamaica, with funeral plans in New York. Sophie Tucker, 78, famed for Some of These Days, dies in Park Avenue apartment after long stage career.
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Arthur Cantor
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Tucker
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Senate OKs cold war GI bill for veterans
The Senate passed the education and benefits bill for veterans serving over six months with a 99 to 0 vote. Most changes from the House were accepted, including education cutbacks, but the bill returns to the House to confirm an amendment allowing high school dropouts to receive monthly education payments. Johnson was expected to sign.
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Humphrey Begins Talks in Saigon
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey arrived in Saigon to urge rapid social and economic reforms in South Vietnam. He said he came to review projects and report back to President Johnson, while Premier Ky and Chief of State Thieu accompanied him from Honolulu to push nonmilitary programs.
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Dominican Labor Leaders Threaten General Strike
In Santo Domingo labor leaders and leftist groups threatened a general strike after seven people were killed and at least 22 injured in day-long rioting sparked by a Communist led student demonstration. They accused police of brutality and demanded removal of armed forces leaders reassigned abroad. Moderate leftist parties were expected to respond.
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Hector Garcia-Godoy
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Weather and war updates from the Vietnam frontline
Indiana saw warm wet weather with a cooling trend tonight ahead of a warmer spell Saturday. In Vietnam, U S Army units faced heavy antiaircraft fire near Saigon as missiles damaged a Navy jet, while Vice President Humphrey visited Saigon en route to Asian capitals. battles continued near Cu Chi with Viet Cong snipers and mortars challenging U S 25th Division positions.
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Cu Chi
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Bob Jones
Honolulu Advertiser
Four American servicemen date campus queens at Florida fete
AP News Digest notes four U S fighting men return from Vietnam and attend campus receptions with beauty queen dates as part of Operation Appreciation at the University of Florida. Headlines also flag Senate battles over union shop and GI bill changes, a poll tax ruling, deaths Sophie Tucker and Billy Rose, Job Corps pay alignment, and a fatal farm dispute.
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Viet Nam
Weather forecast for Terre Haute area and Illinois
By U S Weather Bureau rain today with heavy amounts likely in Terre Haute and vicinity. Mostly cloudy and not quite so warm tonight with rain ending. Friday brings cooler and mainly cloudy conditions with highs in the 50s. Indiana shows showers ending tonight and cooler air moving in with highs 48 to 55. Illinois expects showers to end tonight followed by clearing and mild, with low in the 40s and a high near 56 by 2 p.m.
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Bus debt on agenda as council weighs borrowing
Terre Haute city council to hold a special session Thursday to authorize a 90510 loan from the general fund as the city’s share of matching federal funds for new buses. If rejected the mayor may pull buses from service after five failed borrowing attempts and January losses exceed 3000.
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Terre Haute
Ralph Tucker
Food Freedom Program Asked By President
President Johnson asked Congress for a food for freedom program to lead the world in a war against hunger. He urged abandoning surplus-only aid and ordering higher production of rice and soybeans to meet overseas needs. The plan calls for a major international effort with U.S. assistance and self-help by developing nations where hunger is a major issue. Continued on page 2.
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Food For Freedom
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Now You Know By United Press International
The earliest facsimile of the modern newspaper were the Acta Diurna of the Roman empire, a series of public announcements posted in Rome and dispatched to the provinces, according to Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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