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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1965

Page

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Medicare Passage In Sight

Senate moves toward final vote on landmark health care bill for Americans aged 65 and older. The plan would offer basic hospitalization for 19 million seniors and a voluntary supplemental plan costing three dollars monthly, funded largely by higher Social Security taxes.

Washington Senate Mike Mansfield Carl T. Curtis R-Neb Finance Committee Abraham A. Ribicoff D-Conn

Hole in Road Plays Hero as Ambulance Hits Pothole

In Cliffwood Beach New Jersey a 15 month old boy Jaméal Dresser was playing with a utensil in the kitchen when the metal hook end became lodged in his mouth. His mother could not remove it and police were called. An ambulance took him to hospital but hit a pothole on the way. The shock knocked the hook free from his mouth. He was treated for a cut and sent home.

Cliffwood Beach N.J Monmouth County Jaméal Dresser Edward Dresser Jimmie

Muscular Dystrophy Carnival Set For David Herrell’s Yard

David Herrell and Billy Hughes lead a charity carnival at 325 E Piccadilly St on Monday and Tuesday starting 11 30 AM. Refreshments and games planned to support muscular dystrophy research. weather forecast calls for a warm, stormy day with Sunday clearing.

David Herrell Billy Hughes David E. Piccadilly St

52 Die In Canadian Pacific Plane Crash Near Vancouver

A four engine CPA DC6B with 46 passengers and six crew vanished after a Mayday call while flying at 15000 feet toward White Horse. Thirty two Canadians and several foreigners including a Los Angeles couple and an Oslo pair perished in remote rangeland 170 miles northeast of Vancouver. The crash is the worst BC air disaster since 1956.

100 Mile House B.C Canadian Pacific Airlines Vancouver White Horse CPA John Alfred Steele Canada British Columbia Trans- Canada Air Lines Mt. Slesse Whilliwack

Rebels and Junta Near Agreement on Provisional Government

In Santo Domingo AP reports rebel and junta leaders closeto a compromise provisional government to end the Dominican crisis. Rebel Col. Francisco Caamano Deno said on air Thursday night that movement backers met and discussed interesting points on a practical solution.

Santo Domingo Dominican Republic Francisco Caamano Deno

No Trace Found Of Kidnapped Girl

Denise Clinton, 9, disappeared after a motel robbery near Kansas City. More than 200 officers and volunteers searched, with FBI involvement and a plea to property owners within ten miles for tips. Denise slept on a couch when a bandit took $256 and tied her grandparents, who later freed themselves.

Kansas City Denise Clinton James Newman FBI Denise Russell Clinton Independence U.S. 71 Chelcie Reynolds Reynolds C. M. Kelley Great Plains Platte County James R. Newman Don Reynolds

Farm labor bills face opposition from growers and Farm Bureau

At a Senate hearing on migrant farm labor, farm organizations and grower representatives largely opposed a package of five bills. The outlines include a minimum wage for farm workers, prohibiting hiring migratory minors under 14, permitting collective bargaining, creating a nationwide recruiting service, and establishing a national migratory labor advisory council. Matt Triggs of the American Farm Bureau Federation argued a minimum wage would force farmers to pay more during harvest.

Washington American Farm Bureau Federation National Advisory Council of Migratory Labor Senate Labor Harrison A.williams D-N.j Matt Triggs The Farm Bureau

Murder-Kidnap Suspects Surrender to Lawmen

Oregon murder kidnap suspects Grey and Bowles surrendered to patrolmen near Tonopah Nevada after a three day chase from Oregon through Northern California. The pair released hostage Mrs Champion and her 19 month old daughter and were taken into custody by the FBI for transfer to Sacramento for a hearing.

Tonopah Nev Oregon California Nevada Benton Agricultural Inspection Station California-Nevada State Line Wilbur Marion Grey Brunswick Carl Cletes Bowles Amarillo Tex Marie Champion Champion Hale Champion Federal Bureau of Investiigation Grey Bowles Sacramento Calif U.S Nevada Highway Patrol Marks

House Chooses Voting Rights Bill Paths in Congress

The House debates between a Negro voting rights bill backed by the administration and a Republican alternative. Democratic leaders expect to pass the administration bill after three days of debate marked by emotional pleas. The GOP plan would broadly apply to districts with discrimination complaints, while the Celler measure targets seven Southern states with low 1964 turnout.

Washington House Claude Pepper D-Fla Alabama Miami Clark MacGregor R-Minn MacGregor Judiciary Committee Emanuel Celler de- N.Y Celler Louisiana Mississippi Georgia North South Carolina Virginia

Victory in Viet Nam Analysis Questions Likely Outcome

Honolulu AP reports U.S. military leaders deem total victory in Viet Nam highly remote. The piece notes Lodge’s return as ambassador, 60,000 troops with a target of 75,000, and indicates advisers terminology may be misused. Camp Smith near Pearl Harbor coordinates Southeast Asia operations.

Honolulu Hawaii Viet Nam U.5 Pacific Southeast Asia Henry Cabot Lodge South Viet Nam Lodge Maxwell D. Taylor H.M. Smith Pearl Harbor Far East U.S Viet Wnam

Marines land on An Hoa island in Viet Nam clash

U S Marines conducted an amphibious assault on An Hoa island near Chu Lai and overran a coastal Viet Cong headquarters. Four Viet Cong killed, one captured. Marines suffer 3 killed and 14 wounded. Bodies of 16 Vietnamese navy men and two American naval advisers found.

Saigon Viet Nam U.S Chu Lai An Hoa Cee Cniseres 173Rd Airborne Brigade South China Sea

Weather clears as high ridge moves into Virginia

Skies over Virginia cleared under a high pressure ridge that moved into the state Thursday. This was followed by considerable fog early this morning.

Richmond Virginia

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