New Jersey Doctors Oppose King Anderson Health Bill
More than 200 physicians from New Jersey hospitals sign a resolution declaring they will not participate in patient care under the King Anderson plan. They favor hospital cost coverage for elderly on social security but warn it shifts unpaid time from doctors to other patients and could invite expanded government care.
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N Science Monitor
New Jersey
Ennedy
New York
Ford
American Medical Association
Famine For Red China The famine crisis and flight to Hong Kong
An examination of China's food shortage under Communist rule notes 650 million people, rising demand, and ongoing Spring sowing at state farms. Refugees flee to Hong Kong as Western experts warn of potential famine after several poor harvests. The piece cites exports and historical famines to frame the crisis.
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Hong Kong
Economist of
London
Shanghai
Red China
Peking
Australia
Canada
Macao
In Memoriam May 30 and Memorial Day origins
The piece recalls Decoration Day origins from 1868 as a Civil War grave-strewing day later renamed Memorial Day in 1882 by the Grand Army of the Republic. It notes Confederate Memorial Day in some states, and cites pensions for veterans and widows: over 2,000 Union and 1,000 Confederate widows receive pensions, Spanish-American War veterans and survivors total about 96,000, and WWII widows near 400,000.
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Logan
Grand Army of the Republic
GAR
Southern States
Longstreet
Saskatchewan doctors threaten walkout over new plan
Saskatchewan government plans July 1 start for full socialized medical program that would pay almost all doctor bills. About 60 percent of the province's 900 physicians may quit or restrict practice to emergency care rather to under the plan. Britain and other sources discussed for recruiting doctors amid national health insurance debates tied to a June 18 federal election.
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New Jersey
Saskatchewan
Kennedy
Britain
Canada
Tax Board Voices Worries Over Exemptions
Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners expressed concern about large tax losses from exemptions during a hearing on 28 unions appealing Marion County Board of Review's exemption removals. Union attorney urged equal treatment while officials cautioned the fairness and impact on education and mental health funding. A decision is not expected before late July as briefs and replies are filed.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners
Marion County Board of Review
James W. Treacy
Steelworkers Union
Richard Worley
Laurence D. Baker
Kendallville
Worley
Marion County
Lippman on Franco German Europe and West Germany role
Walter Lippman argues that a Franco German Europe under French leadership is unrealistic without West Germanys support and that Germanys best path lies in outward engagement with the Atlantic alliance. He warns that De Gaulle's aim to lead Europe conflicts with U S nuclear leadership and NATO security unless Germany stays outward.
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Europe
France
West Germany
Gen. de Gaulle
Adenauer
Refueling at Sea Idea Dates Back to 1899
The notion of refueling at sea traces to 1899 when the collier Marcel lus, under tow, transferred coal to the battleship Massachusetts. This stern method persisted until coal fell from Navy ships, while broader geopolitical views on Europe and Germany’s posture in 1962 frame an Atlantic-focused strategy and caution against a Gaullist Europe.
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Marcellus
Massachusetts
Germany
Berlin
Europe
Soviet Union
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Public dissent over Anderson city water fluoride plan
Letters from Anderson residents criticize the city administration for secrecy around fluoride treatment and housing ordinances. They recount protests, disputes with the Board of Public Works, and concerns about urban renewal, minimum housing rules, and political manipulation by officials and advisers.
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Anderson
Board of Public Works
Medical Society
Water Department
Paul Black
Were Black Anderson
Ferguson
Investment guidance on bonds versus stocks for a 65 year old
A reader holds 6000 in Federal Land Bank 4 percent bonds due 1964. Expert says keep some as contingency, sell half for liquidity, and consider allocating 3000 to Allied States and Union Pacific for about 4.85 percent yield. Explains bonds as fixed debt with lower volatility but vulnerable to inflation, while stocks offer ownership and potential for rising dividends to outpace inflation.
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Allied States
Union Pacific
G. I
General Features Corp
Rand Junction Train Tales Reflect Family Travel
A boy on an overnight train sleeps in the upper berth and says he knows where he is. An elderly traveler unfamiliar with trains asks repeatedly how far to Rand Junction, and the conductor loses count. He stops the train to help but she insists she is not getting off there. Helen said she must take another pill at Rand Junction. A humorous note ends with a Thomas Wolfe quote.
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Commonwealth
Europe
Dr. Adenauer
Washington
Germany
Bobby
Rand Junction
Helen
Thomas Wolfe
Jobless Benefits Refusal Upheld By State Judges
Indiana Supreme Court upholds the denial of unemployment benefits for Continental Can Co. paper products division workers after a wildcat strike at Elkhart in June 1958. A deputy union steward was said to be discharged for roughing a foreman, followed by an unauthorized strike by 603 workers. The company then shut its power plant and no work remained. The State Appellate Court had reversed the review board. the supreme court reinstated the initial denial.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Supreme Court
Indiana Employment Security Division Review Board
Continental Can Co
Elkhart
United Papermakers and Paperworkers
Aflcio
Review Board
Supreme Court
Alongside maneuvering of ships described
The text explains ships maneuvering within about one hundred feet of each other to avoid collision and hose damage. It notes that if ships are too close they risk collision, while too distant separation could cause hose breaks and oil loss during simultaneous fueling by a fleet oiler, which must fuel two ships at once, one on each side.
Oilers Carry From Six To Eight Million Gallons
Oilers supply from six to eight million gallons of fuel to aircraft carriers cruisers destroyers and other ships to enable them to carry out missions without port calls. Oiler classes vary and operate with every type of task force.
Gasoline Tankers Keep Fleet Ready At Sea
Gasoline tankers, smaller than fleet oilers, transport fuel between ports rather than refuel ships at sea. Both tankers and oilers share the same mission to keep the fleet ready and on the spot if trouble arises, helping ensure U S Sea Power and freedom of the seas.
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U. S
Case Record Reflections on Marriage and Psychology
The reader recalls a column by Dr. Crane and argues male psychology drives marriage. Larry G. defends men claiming wives overemphasize sins of omission while Beth is praised as a capable cook and mother. He questions dieting, romance, and fidelity, urging wives to adjust or risk divorce, and notes requests for the booklet How to Prevent Platonic Marriages.
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Larry
Larry G
Beth
America
Dr. Crane
Phoenix Republic
Drinking water safety tips from Dr Brady
A health notice advises travelers on purifying questionable water via boiling for one minute, using chlorinated lime at a level teaspoon per gallon, or adding two to three drops of mild iodine in a quart. It notes municipal water is generally safe and provides mailing instructions to Dr Brady in Beverly Hills for health queries.
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Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Walter J Schneider buys majority stake in G&G Knitted Fabrics
New York based Walter J Schneider Corp announced it acquired 67 percent of G&G Knitted Fabrics Co for an undisclosed mix of stock and cash. G&G reported sales of 1.6 million dollars last year.
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New York
UPI
Walter J Schneider Corp
Monday
G&g Knitted Fabrics Co
G&c
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