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January 19, 1967

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Historical Context for January 19, 1967

In 1967, the world population was approximately 3,473,412,880 people[†]

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Headlines from January 19, 1967

CONTROLLER FINDS 3 HOSPITAL DEALS A COSTLY 'MORASS'; Report Asserts Affiliation Program Short-Changes Patients and Taxpayers MANY ABUSES CHARGED Mayor Defends Concept of Medical Service Link-up Decries Past Policy CONTROLLER FINDS A HOSPITAL 'MESS'

By Martin Tolchin

Controller Procaccino makes preliminary rept on affiliation pacts between Fordham and Misericordia, City (Elmhurst) and Mt Sinai, and Queens Gen and LI Jewish Hosps; charges 'morass of mismgter ' that shortchanges patients and taxpayers; says loss to city is 'incalculable'; says Hosps Dept 'through ignorance or abdication of responsibility just doesn't know what is going on'; says Lindsay does nothing to correct abuses, though they were noted in rept last spring; details charges, including mismgt, misplacement, misuse and loss of equipment; waste, larceny; inadequate patient care; supplementation of payrolls in violation of pacts; conflicts of interests resulting from persons being on 2 payrolls; diversion of funds to items not properly expendable under program; some hosps comment; Lindsay backs affiliation program but reiterates demand for greater pub accountability; says abuses could have been corrected if Controller held thorough audits, '63-65

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WELFARE STRIKE IS ENDED BY UNION; Pay Fact-Finding Accepted Work Resumes Today PAY STUDY ASKED IN WELFARE TIE-UP

By Damon Stetson

strikers vote to accept Wolf proposal for fact-finding on wages; end strike; Haber says talks on other issues to continue, fact-finding will be applied to these if they are not resolved in 1 wk; group of welfare clients, allegedly unable to get emergency aid, demonstrates, Bklyn; union repts incidents in which clients failed to get aid; dept repts no further vandalism

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SENATE LIBERALS LOSE A KEY TEST OVER FILIBUSTER; McGovern Rebuffed, 61-37, Although Humphrey Says Majority Can Alter Rule A FILIBUSTER TEST LOST BY LIBERALS

By John Herbers Special To the New York Times

liberals' move defeated, 61-37, despite friendly parliamentary interpretation by Humphrey that Sen can, if it wishes, change Rule 22 by simple majority; Mansfield, Dirksen protest that such a move would have effect of abolishing rule; complex parliamentary maneuvering described; defeat came on McGivern motion to table Dirksen's point of order against McGivern's motion to limit debate on his proposal for 3/5 majority to 2 hrs

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FOES IN VIETNAM APPEAR TO SPURN SAIGON ON TRUCE; Hanoi Views Call for Parley on Extension as Rejecting Proposal by Vietcong 4-DAY HALT IS STILL SET But Liberation Front Insists Units in South Will Refuse to Resume the Fighting Vietnam Foes Appear to Reject Saigon Call for Extended Truce

By R.w. Apple Jr. Special To the New York Times

enemy leaders appear to have rejected S Vietnam offer to negotiate; Hanoi radio interprets offer as rejection of proposal for 7-day truce; NLF ridicules offer, says it will observe 7-day truce

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Justice Unit Seeks To Hold Up Merger Of I.T.T. and A.B.C.; DELAY IS SOUGHT IN I.T.T. MERGER

By Eileen Shanahan Special To the New York Times

Justice Dept files 2 petitions asking FCC to postpone ITT merger now set for Jan 20 and to reopen case; charges FCC violates law under which it operates by holding only brief hearing; charges it did not study 'crucial facts'; says dept's still incomplete probe shows ITT seems to expect large cash flow from ABC, contrary to FCC theory that principal reason for merger is ABC need for capital; queries ITT assurance it will not engage in anticompetitive behavior; ITT, ABC and FCC silent

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