Medicare program shelved as Ways and Means votes on Social Security rise
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a 5 percent Social Security benefits boost and extended coverage to all private practice doctors, but deferred the hospital and nursing care plan for 65 and older. The plan would raise the current $127 monthly max to $133.85 funded by higher taxes and a raised taxable income base. Led by Rep. Wilbur Mills, the panel challenged President Johnson by delaying Medicare expansion.
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Forecast and social security changes in midweek update
Thursday showers threaten the Lakes region, Southeast, Gulf coast and southern Rockies while the rest sees fair skies. Cooler air moves into the Northeast. warming in the Lakes and Ohio Valley. The medicare plan stalls with no White House comment. A Social Security expansion covers about 150 000 self employed physicians.
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The Tunes Srral RECORD parting info page 1964 edition
The Tunes Srral RECORD monthly schedule indicates a six day paper published in Middletown New York by Orange County Publications Inc. with a 10 cent single copy price and yearly mail rate of 15 dollars covering Sullivan Ulster Sussex and Pike counties.
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Grivas Hopes to Be Peacemaker in Cyprus
Cypriot war hero General Grivas announced on a island wide radio broadcast his desire to help mediate peace between Greek and Turkish communities. Concurrent fighting erupted near Ambelikou as Greek Cypriots drove back Turks from a ridge before Turkish forces retook it in a counter attack.
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Civil rights bill cleared for vote by July prediction
Washington watchers saw a last minute delay vanish as House Rules Committee Chairman Howard W. Smith announced the bill would be cleared Tuesday, paving the way for a House vote next week. NAACP members marched on the Justice Department urging action while Roy Wilkins spoke of nonviolent means to secure rights. Kennedy explained constitutional limits on federal policing. In New York a socialite heiress left her husband again, disclosed Wednesday.
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Caroline Kennedy breaks wrist in pony fall
Caroline Kennedy seven year old daughter of the late President Kennedy fractured a couple of small bones in her left wrist after falling from her pony Maccaroni in Hyannis Massachusetts. Mrs Lyndon B Johnson urged women to join world affairs saying horizons are widening from home to humanity as the family of man. Other World news pages 7 8 and 9.
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