New Jersey Doctors oppose King-Anderson plan care provision
More than 200 physicians across New Jersey hospitals sign a resolution stating they will not participate in care for patients under King-Anderson provisions. They support hospital cost coverage for elderly patients via social security but warn it burdens physicians and risks public medical care quality. They back cooperation with Blue Cross Blue Shield and reject social security style health legislation as costly and detrimental to public welfare.
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N Science Monitor
New Jersey
Kennedy
New York
Ford
American Medical Association
Famine for Red China Signals Grim Harvest Prospects
The analysis frames China 1962 food pressures as structural and growing, with 650 million people, 15 million more mouths monthly, and refugees fleeing to Hong Kong. It notes spring sowing at state farms, urban workers moving to rural communes, and large wheat imports from Australia and Canada as signs of a potential bumper crop or famine avoidance.
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China
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 in 1868 with Maj. Gen. Logan urging graves to be strewed with flowers, its shift to Memorial Day in 1882, and notes ongoing veteran widows pensions. It cites 2,000 Union and 1,000 Confederate widows, Spanish-American War pensions for 26,000 veterans, 70,000 survivors, and nearly 400,000 World War I widows.
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Logan
Grand Army of the Republic
GAR
Southern States
Longstreet
Saskatchewan doctors threaten to quit under planned socialized care
Saskatchewan plans July 1 start for a universal doctor bills program with hospital care already funded. About 60 per cent of the province's 900 physicians may abandon private practice to avoid the plan, prompting recruitment talks from Britain as major Canadian parties eye national health insurance ahead of the June 18 federal vote.
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Saskatchewan
Britain
Canada
SUS
Tax Board Worried Over Exemptions In Indiana
Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners hears concerns over tax exemptions and unequal treatment across counties. Chairman Richard Worley notes the moral issue of exemptions while unions protest removals from exempt status. The board reviews evidence as unions contest Marion County action and timing for appeals.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Bers
Indiana State Board
Richard Worley
Tley
Marion County
Marion
James W. Treacy
Fortions
Steelworkers Union
Laurence D. Baker
Kendallville
Water safety and public health questions raised
A reader asks if municipal water is safe to drink and discusses simple disinfection methods. The piece mentions boiling for one minute, chlorination options, and general advice on safe drinking water for travelers, plus notes on Dr Brady’s health column and response policy.
Reader comment on housing ordinance and de Gaulle politics
A reader criticizes the minimum housing ordinance funding as a political tool by Anderson street promoters. The piece contrasts Gen de Gaulle’s realpolitik with historic naval refueling at sea, noting the Mare Island coal transfer in 1899 as the historical origin of naval refueling.
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Anderson
de Gaulle
Machiaveili
Richelieu
Tal-' Neyrand
B. Martin
Jessness
Marecell
Lus
Massachusetts
Jobless Benefits Refusal Upheld By State Judges
Indiana Supreme Court reversed a lower court and upheld the Employment Security Review Board in a case tied to a wildcat strike that shut down Continental Can Co. paper products division in Elkhart, denying unemployment benefits for a period of idle time amid labor disputes and union activity.
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Indianapolis
UPL
Titan Supreme Court Mondey
Indiana Employment Security Division Review Board
Continental Can Co
Paper Products Division
Elkhart
United Papersmakers and Paperworkers
Aflcio
Iron Curtain
Berlin
Germany
Beneling
Europe
Soviet Union
New York Herald
Supreme Court
U. S
Une Inc
Federal Land Bank Bonds Yield 3.35 Percent With Safety
A reader asks if selling 36,000 in Federal Land Bank 4% bonds due April 20, 1964 to invest in stocks yields better income. The piece discusses U S defense roles in Europe, Gaullist policy, and possible German reunification impacts on American commitments. It examines risk of a Franco German axis and the need to balance US involvement with European stability.
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Europe
Sion
Adenauer
West
de Gaulle
Washington
Germany
Gaulle
Dr. Adenauer
Movesenauer
Britain
NATO
Schroeder
Germay
United States
Adexauer
Berlin
France
Soviet Union
Bnet
Jtriatic
Federal Land Bank
Roger E. Spear
Aliiad Charae
Yinian Pa
Train Trip Memories and Finance Jumbles in Folklore
An anthology excerpt blends a bedtime boy on a train mislabeling his location with a crowded collage of financial advice and Cold War era oil logistics. The wander through Rand Junction echoes a humorously chaotic journey across rail travel and economic commentary.
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Bobby
Case Records of a Psyche Case in Phoenix Era
Larry G a 38 year old husband argues most men marry for romance not just for cooks or maids and urges wives to diet and tune in to their husbands. He criticizes his wife Beth and cites Dr Crane’s column as truth about male psychology while noting wives seek counsel to avoid divorce.
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Larry
Amisaloe
Larry G
Beth
America
Phoenix Republic
Eve
Orror
Ivou
Crane
Mellett
Ind
Anderson residents denounce city housing ordinance push
Readers complain that the Ferguson administration rammed through a minimum housing measure. The letter cites signs before elections and accuses city officials of overreach while mentioning real estate ties and a knit fabrics firm with undisclosed stock dealings and sales.
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Ito
Anderson
Ferguson
Elect- New York
UPT
Waller
Schneider Corp
Ittay
Intellimad
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