Elect or Appoint: Missouri Plan Examined by Senators
A New York Senate subcommittee study comparing Missouri and Nebraska selection methods for judges notes the Missouri Plan screens seven candidates, selects three for the governor, and has judges face retention votes after terms. It highlights concerns on party influence, bar politics, and gubernatorial input, with critics arguing shifts from machine control to bar influence. The panel also backs opposing a unicameral Nebraska legislature.
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Can
Missouri
Nebraska
American Bar Association
John Dunne
Long Island Republican
New York State
New York City
Sen. Dunne
Bar
Missouri Bar Association
Selection Commission
Sen. Bloom
Bar Association
Eins Commission
Medical Unit Denounces Medicaid in New York
The Medical Society of the State of New York denounced the Medicaid program as plagued by red tape and degenerating into welfare. About 240 House of Delegates members passed the resolution urging state officials to develop a program doctors can participate in, but not calling for a boycott.
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New York
Medical Society of
State of
House of Delegates
Nelson A. Rockefeller
John W. Garner
USS
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
George Himler
House
Milk Price Plan Backed By Farmers in New York Area
Farmers backing a year round consumer milk price plan informally approved at a New York New England dairy hearing. Stewart Johnson of the University of Connecticut spoke for the New York New England Dairy Cooperative Coordinating Committee, which includes 70 percent of local farmers. Consumers currently pay lower prices in spring and summer.
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New York
New York-New England
U.S. Agriculture " ‘Department
New York-New Jersey
Stewart
Johnson
Johnson orders probe of CIA student link
President directs a careful review of government activity amid concerns over CIA ties to students. He stresses the integrity and independence of educational communities must be preserved and calls for a thorough examination by relevant agencies.
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Johnson
Katzenbach
CIA
Richard Helms
Amt
John W. Gardner
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
McCloskey
Robert W. Kastenmoler
D-Wis
NSA
McNamara Weighs Bombing Effectiveness and Draft Plans
The report summarises McNamara remarks on bombing in Vietnam, noting limited evidence of stopping infiltration and the potential effect on North Vietnamese capabilities. It also covers NSA CIA ties, draft deferments, and a push by Sen McCarthy for a congressional probe, with broader debate on CIA influence in student groups and foreign programs.
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Saigon
McNamara
Washington Post
Congressional Committee Behind Closed Doors
Valu
Ramparts Magazine
CIA
NSA
Vietnam
Lewis B. Hersey
Selective Service System
Selective Service
Capitol Hill
Ralph W. Yarborough
D-Tex
Senate Education Subcommittee
McCarthy
Eugene J. McCarthy
D. Minn
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Carl D. Perkins
House Education and Labor Committee
Perkins
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Laird
House
GOP
Cenfer I
100 Doctors Face Reserve Callup
Washington reports 100 doctors with reserve commissions will be called to two years of active duty under 1957 congressional authority. The Pentagon says only physicians without prior active duty serve, though those with up to 11 months prior service may be inducted. Doctors will be distributed among Army, Navy and Air Force.
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McNamara
Washington
Defense Department
Pentagon
Congress
Army
Navy
Air Force
Rights Changes Proposed by Johnson and Committee
President Johnson urged Congress to act on civil rights measures including anti-tampering with rights, jury selection reforms, and funding for the community relations service. He framed housing and poverty actions as only a beginning and stressed perseverance for long-term social justice.
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Wi Ad Celler
Senate
Johnson
Congress
Civil Rights Commission
Sinkiang Key Area For Mao
In Sinkiang border area tensions rise as Gen Wang En-mao defies Maoist charges and deploys troops in the mountains. Wang’s deputy Gen Kwok Pang is said to confer with Russia in Mongolia. Chen Yi criticizes Kosygin's anti Mao stance as he warns China will not break relations but cites clashes and siege of the Soviet Embassy in Beijing.
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Soviet Union
Sinkiang
Wang En-mao
Peking
Hong Kong
Wang
Kwok Pang
Mongolia
Red China
Kwok
Start
China
Chen Yi
Alexei N. Kosygin
Mao
Britain
Chen
Moscow
Jah
Red’ Guard
Medicaid Bill Proposal Allows County Advances
Albany AP two Republican lawmakers introduced a bill to let counties advance 74 percent of hospital payments for patients in the new medical aid program. Assembly Minority Leader Perry Duryea Jr and Assemblyman William Rosenberg said counties lack authority to reimburse hospitals until an audit of bills is finished.
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Albany
N.Y
Assembly
Perry B. Duryea Jr
Montauk
William [Rosenberg
Rochester
Curjer
Rosenberg
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Aloag
Cutner
A. Washington
the Evening Star
U.S. Youth Council
World Assembly of Youth
Brussels
Belgium
Leiden
Netherlands
Ramparts
U.S
James D. Fowler
Foundation For Youth and
Fowler
Jihad
Dominican Republic
Rhodesia
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Goanell
Stora
Mulcahy
River Street
Troy
Covina Chaswo
Rutrre Karr
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Butte Knit
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