Hospital costs rise as Americans face higher health care bills
Dr. Ray W. Brown, president of the American Hospital Association, warns hospital costs will continue to rise annually for several years. He cites a 182 percent cost increase from 1946 to 1954, driven by wage growth and personal services. The article urges prudent use of hospital services and notes access may become difficult for many citizens.
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Letters Spur Forum For City Council Candidates
Readers praise voting background efforts and inform the public on council races. Flagstaff Futures Organization schedules a council forum on KGPN May 15 16 17 inviting one third of candidates each evening with alternate dates to ensure equal opportunity. KCLS will air period running 7 30 to 8 30 May 22.
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New Russian Leaders Demonstrate Adaptability Over Stalin
James Marlow argues that postwar Russian leaders show greater adaptability than Stalin. The piece contrasts Western NATO alignment with Soviet resilience, noting changes in alliance dynamics, Greece and Britain Cyprus tensions, and growing cracks within NATO as Western strategy shifts.
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Grand Canyon Photo Feature in Life Magazine
May issue of Life Magazine presents unusual color Grand Canyon photographs by A. Owen with Data Slocum of Flagstaff. The team spent three months photographing the 1851 Nahkoweap Canyon bridge. to reach it they descended 2,200 feet from the canyon rim with climber Otte van Alinien.
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NATO ministers debate economic aid and cooperation in Paris
In Paris during a retreat week, ministers discussed NATO strategies. The debate touched on whether aid should target wider beneficiaries or focus on member nations and allies. Calls were made for greater political consultation before actions affecting others.
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NATO Ministers Plan New Talks Amid Silent Solvings
NATO foreign ministers appointed three colleagues to devise options on unresolved security issues. The group will report back with proposals after evaluating current military posts and alliance commitments. No concrete solutions were announced.
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