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Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 4

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Oakland Tribunei
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4 12, 1965 1- Sspiembci Gc'il For Msdicare Bill Pike's 0 pinion on Luci Confirmation rv 9 "4 "a deliberate act denigrating Episcopal Bishop James another branch of Christianity." Pike has promised not to raise if 4 WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Johnson administration hopes' to have the Medicare bill signed into-law by July 31 with the nation's elderly- beginning to reap the dividends in September. -Senate passage of the legis yz The Vatican later issued any objections if Luci Baines Johnson seeks to he confirmed statement supporting Pike'; in the Roman Catholic Church. stand that the second baptism was not needed because both The President's daughter, who churches recognize each other'; has already been confirmed in lation, by a W.to 21 vote last Friday 'assured a major con the Episcopal Church, was re baptisms as valid cently rebaptized as ft convert During his sermon here yes to Roman Catholicism. terday the Bishop reemphasized the lmnortance of bantism as Following a sermon yesterday sacrament recognized Jointly by different faiths and as a founda at St Paul's Episcopal Church in Oakland Bishop Pike said he would not question the confirmation the issue is quite tion for ecumenical unity. gressional victory f' the President and enactment thil session of 'the measure, a far-readiing plan to provide- medical care for 19 million Americans 65 and over and to taiie all social security benefits.

4 The House passed a similar bill April J. It now goes to a House-Senate conference committee, which will work out a "This means that in moving to visible unity of the Holy Cath complex and the main point as regards church unity has olic Church we are not starting from scratch; we are seeking to implement in earthly terms an been made," In Grace Cathedral last the outspoken bishop pro would probably be taocked in conference. Three basic of -the bill, however, were approved-in principle by both the House iiid Senate and' will be They are: 3. "-Compulsory hospital insurance for an Americans 65or older to be financed by in-creased Social Security taxes. About 19 million older perffins would benefit when the program goes Into effect i year from A voluntary supplementary insurance plan to meet doctor bills and other medical expenses for the elderly, i would be financed through; a a month payment.

i r-An across the aboard "7 -percent Increase in Social Security, retirement pensions. Other features would include liberalized: child health and welfare payments and broader pub- lie assistance programs by the Federal Government. Zii i f4f' Federal Drought Relief Effort Urged WASHINGTON iVPlY Sen. Jacob K. Javits wants President; Johnson to set up a special federal task force to help lieve drought conditions in jhe-parched 'kjvv The New- York said in a statement over the; weekend, that water shortages; were prevalent in many large; cities and that farms had been; devastated for jack of water in 11 i existing reality.

compromise version, starting wm Wednesday. administration "Suppose it has' been decided that it would be wise for two corporatio snto merge," he con- tested rebaptlsm of Miss Johnson, who was baptized Jnto the Anglican Communion as an was confident the differences tined. infant He called the rebaptism 'If all the officers, board would be Ironed out." The biggest difference stems from the fact that the House bill would cost 6 billion to pro members, employes and stock holders of company A are dif 4 vide the expanded Social Se ferent (from those) of company -tfm the realization of the dream starts from scratch. curity benefits and the medical-health care features of the program, while the Senate measure would cost 7.5 billion. Richard York (Itft) delivers ultimatum to foreman Walter Hill (in white hat) Luci Baptism Local Affair, Says Vatican "Suppose, on the other hand, Senate spokesmen privately that the officers, board members, employes and stockholders of company A are the iden conceded that-many of the extra U.S.

Plane Ditches, features written into the Senate tical persons right across the board with those of company bill will be eliminated and the VATICAN CITY (UPD-The Vatican today stepped into the while tenants look on Refunds Awaiting 1400 Taxpayers HARTFORD, Connj (ffl-More than 1,400 income tax payers in Connecticut are missing out on tax refund checks because the federal fax office doesn't know their forwarding address. final measure will be closer to he added. the House version. controversy caused by Luci "In such a case things are 11 Rescued, 8 Dead In all, the Senate voted for I Johnson's baptism into the already well along the way to Back Fence War Stalled By Tenants Continued from Page 1 ants was dispatched to keep them from working. Hill and the other foremen, about 100 changes in the House Catholic Church and said 'the ward the.

achievement of a legal I matter was strictly a local af- merger. proposal But many of the amendments were accepted with the understanding that they Continued from Page 1 iair. is everybody's The plane with a range of 4,000 miles and the capability of staying aloft eight to 12 hours In a brief statement on the sacrament' he concluded. "God is not an Episcopalian, and the night with one -of Us four en glnes aflame, front page of the Vatican; City was assigned to the 551st Air I newspaper Osservatore Romano, Kingdom of Heaven is not a HlllQHT ttMTOOCT KKIKBON WW ttOOf AHCtEir IOC StSniLWS C0U nUMXFORT. If.

Tne, pilot had featnered or borne and Early Warning and diocese of the Anglican Com obviously inspired by me See also employed 'by the Labor cut the power on a second apparently disabled engine six munion." Control Wing at Otis Air Force Base on Cape Cod. The wing is Earlier, Bishop Pike had re i retariat of State, it said that any opinions on how the baptism of the President's daughter, was minutes before the crash. Council with anti-poverty funds, kept their workers together and part of the North American Ra The $2.5 million hump-backed vealed plans to leave In mid-September for a sabbatical leave that will take him to Eng ordered them not to speak to the i carried out were "entirely per plane was on a routine surveil 1 Pi tenants or to newsmen. sonal. ance patrol as part of the na dar Air Defense (NORAD) Crew List of Ditched Pltne land, the Holy Land and the tion's early warning defense Most of the boys, working to earn spending money and to Diocese of Matabeieiand in against enemy attack.

Southern Rhodesia, the sister FALMOUTH, Mass. (AP) diocese of his own Diocese of learn how. to work, leaned on their picks and shovels and laughed as the adults on both The two-paragraph note In the newspaper said: "In days stories appeared in the press regarding the entry Into the church of Miss Lucy (sic) Johnson, daughter of the President of the United Otis Air Force Base released California. He also clans nre-Christmas ill fill Air Hostess sides of the dispute hurried early today this partial list of visits to several U.S. Air Force back and forth; the crew aboard an EC121 radar bases in Europe.

The foremen looked grim and States, with particular reference Back at Work harried as the morning wore on picket plane which ditched in the 7 Atlantic about 100 miles northeast of Nantucket Sunday "We came here to work," one Qf the grim-faced foremen said. to the circumstances In which it took place. "In this connection; statements attributed to Vatican dries have been published. These N.Y. Upholds After Crash night, "This Is the Housing Author 1st LL Thomas Fielder.

mm 11 ity's problem," he said, pointing to the demonstrators perched pilot, Davenport, Iowa England (AP) -Air Mexican Capt Murray Broay, pilot. on the cinder block. New York City. statements if genuine must be considered "entirely personal, It is obvious that, under circum I I stances such as those involved, hostess Ann Playfoot took off today from, the same airfield where shewurvived a plane "When the Housing Authority 2nd Lt. Ira J.

HusiK. naviga Divorces gets itnings straightened out tor, Philadelphia. crash Sunday. v-- With these people, I guess we'll the competent source for a juag 1st Lt. Bruce E.

Witcher, na The wreckace of the twin-en ment are the diocesan church do your lob." ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) The vigator Redding, Calif, Paul Katz. director of the La authorities." New York State Court of Ap gine Hawker 748 that broke up on 1 landing from France and The trouble revolved around peals upheld today the validity T. Sgt. Gilbert Armstrong, flight engineer, Duncan, S.C.

T.Sgt. Eugene J. Schreivogel, flight engineer, Springfield, i Miss Johnson's baptism rather bor Council's youth work program said the workers would be pulled off the project "if this skidded upside down for half mile was still on the Airfield. of Mexican divorces. The state's highest court, act than her conversion to Catholic continues." ism.

ing for the first time on the is Colo. None of the 51 persons aboard at time of the accident was badly hurt. There were three Richard ICi Groulz, assistant sue, held In a 4-1 decision that S.Sgtr Raymond M. Washam, executive secretary of the La "a balanced public policy re radio operator, Wilmington, bor Council termed the demon quires that recognition of the bi cases of, shock. The passengers, strapped Del.

I Factory Jobs Airman l.C. Charles K. Saw lateral Mexican divorce be given rather than withheld, and such stration a "Summer Day School Sit-in. A simple picket line their seats, were upside down yer, Anderson, S.C when the fuselage came to recognition as a matter of com would have sufficed," he said. I Climb to Near Airman l.C.

John N. Pupolo, halt on the grass runway. Miss ity offends no public policy of this state." Playfoot, 25, helped them unbuckle their seat belts and as Rosllndale, Mass. Airman 3.C.. Charles J.

Pod-jaski, Evergreen Park, 111. The decision had been Record Level Terms Suspended sisted them out of the plane. awaited by many couples who Airman l.C. George Rr West, For Two Tellers had remarried 'after one or both Grand Rapids. Mich.

At 7:15 this morning she was back at the Hythe Airfield reporting for duty. She flew out to parties obtained divorces in Airman 2.C. William E. Howe, suspended one-year jail sen Beauvais on the Skyways Coach The validity of their new mar tences were given to two former Salinas bank tellers who embez North Augusta, Airman 2.C. Charles H.

Williams, Worcester, Mass. Air Service, which connects nages had been placed under a London an Paris by motor cloud in a State Supreme Court zled the city's parking meter re S.Sgt. Francis J. Griffin, To coach and airliner. ruling that Mexican divorces ceipts.

ronto, Canada. "She said she was feeling fine were invalid. U.S. District Judge George B. Capt.

Edward N. Anaka. Air and insisted on going on duty," The Court of Appeals overruled Harris put Walter BottinL 30, a spokesman said. that decision in an action and Donald L. Rogers, 22, on Force ROTC, Davis and Elkins College, Elkins, W.Va., Akron, N.Y.

-Ministry of Aviation experts brought by Louis S. Rosenstiel probation for Ave years. were investigating the crash. of New York City against his Bottini, former head teller of Capt. Michael R.

Barbolla, The airliner dropped suddenly WASHINGTON (UPI) Fac-l tory jobs climbed over the 18 million mark in June and al-! most bettered the over-all time record achieved during the boom days of World War II, the La-i bor Department reported today. It also announced that the av- erage factory worker's weekly I earnings increased to a new i record high of $108.21 a week. A Labor Department official I said manufacturing employment showed "great strength" in ris-J ing by 244,000 to 18,068,000 last month. Most of the gains came in steel, auto and other metal-I working industries, I This was the highest factory i job figure since the total reached i 18,074,000 in November, 1943, when the economy was at its wartime peak. wife, Susan.4 1 the Salinas office of the Wells Air Force ROTC, Manhattan He sought an annulment of to the ground when landing; turned over.

riDoed off a wine Fargo Bank, and Rogers, an College, New York City, River-dale, N.Y. their 1956 marriage on the ground that the Mexican di ana slewed across the airfield The name of the aircraft com tearing off the tail and the other other teller, pleaded guilty on a misdemeanor of taking less than $100. The government claims $2,500 was taken over a long vorce that dissolved her prior wing. marriage was invalid. mander was not released immediately pending notification of next of kin.

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