Why there is a doctor shortage in America
AP analysis outlines many causes of the doctor shortage including training demands, high education costs, and shifts toward research. It notes only about 8,000 new doctors graduate yearly, rising patient needs, and the strain of ICU staffing, with organized medicine slow to adapt. It also cites brain drain, foreign-educated doctors, and underpaid hospital workers as factors shaping the manpower gap.
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Alton Blakeslee
Finalty
New York
U.S
Canriiologist
Anewbusy
New York City
United States
Canada
Eliot Coriday
Los Angeles
American College of Cardiology
Michael E. DeRakey
Houston
Tex
W. Albert Sullivan, Jr
University of Minnesota Medical Scho
Handbook Publishes 1000 Texas Tourist Attractions
Austin based Texas Highway Department issues a handbook listing more than 1 000 attractions across the state for visitors. The guide highlights sites of historic interest natural beauty and cultural significance.
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Austin
The
Texas Highway Department
Texas
Albert J. Shmidl Seeks Re Election As Crosby Trustee
Albert J. Shmidl seeks reelection to Crosby School Board Position 1. He cites 14 years in Crosby, a background with Esso Research and Humble, and a goal to maintain good schools through board policy, public information, teacher development, vocational emphasis, and fair local taxes. He argues the board and administration share the burden of school improvement.
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Albert J. Shmidil
John Brooks
Rob
Crosby
Schmidt
New Quirk
Okla
Southwestern Col Jgoal
Winnsfield
Kan
University of Kansas
Hej
Andrew Spence Seeks Re-Election To Crosby School Board
Andrew Spence seeks re election to Crosby School Board Position II. A chemical engineer and business executive, he runs Spence & Green Chemical Co and serves as officer and director at J. M. Smith Co. He plans plants using patents in waste materials, fats, oils and petroleum. He and his wife both hold science degrees and their three sons attend Crosby schools. Spence will outline his platform by letter to district patrons later.
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Andrew Spence
Crosby
Spence & Green Chemical Co
J. M. Smith Co
Spence
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Lambda Chi
Roosevelt College
Northwestern
University of Illnois
Spences
Robert
Andrew
William
Rose Polytecnic Institute
Crosby High School
Crosby Independent School District
Johnny Cash Fined in El Paso Drug Case
Singer Johnny Cash pleaded guilty in a U S District Court in El Paso to possessing illegal drugs and was fined 1000 and given a 30 day suspended jail term. Officers reported 665 Dexedrine tablets and 475 meprobamate tablets found on him, which he said he obtained in Juarez. The judge ordered unsupervised probation.
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EL Paso
Johnny Cash
Cash
U.S District Court
Od. Das
Paso
Juarez
D. W. Suttle
Baytown School Spending Per Student in 1964 65
Baytown School District spent an average of 468.42 per pupil in 1964 65, up from 453.76 the prior year and 444.59 in 1962 63. Instructional costs totaled 357.99 per student, comprising 76.4 percent of total expenditures, among Harris County districts surveyed by the Tax Research Association.
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Baytown
Harris County
Tax Research Association
Houston
la Porte
Glasses Found By A R Kirtley In Baytown
A R Kirtley of 2100 Alabama reported finding two pairs of prescription glasses Monday afternoon on Red Hill at the end of Missouri Street. The owner can reclaim them at the Baytown Sun office.
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A. R. Kirtley
Alabama
Red Hill
Missouri Street
Baytown
Sun
Baytown Soldiers Honored and Navy Endnote Updates
Baytown natives receive military honors including Army Specialist Fourth Class George M Knierim Je for exemplary soldierly appearance and duties 1963 enlistment and overseas arrival marked. Seaman Apprentice Joseph T Bone joins Operation Double Eagle landings. Howard E Jones stops in Hawaii aboard USS Providence assisting Coast Guard rescue. Arthur O Gillis II to Clark Air Base Philippines with wife and four children. Derek Stout Jack Ratliff train San Diego. Michael A Wilder serves aboard USS Caloosahatchee from Newport. John H Berge promoted to major in Army Reserve.
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George M. Knierim
Baytown
Germany
G. M. Enierim
Robert E. Lee High School
Lee College
HAWAS
Howard E. Jones
Thomas H. Jones
Alva
Hawaii
Providence
L. FP. Ramage
First Fleet
San Diego
Coast Guard
Wachusett
Ing
Clark Air Base
U.S. Army Reserve
Philippines
Maye
Air Force Communications
Richardson Service
Maj
Berge
A. C. Gil
75Th Maneuver Area Command
Ilis
Stimson
Korea
Japan
Keester Afb
Civilian
Lfe
Humble
End Refining
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John Knowles
Masssachusetts General Hospital
Boston
DR. Robt. Goodrich
ST. Mare’'S Methodist Church
Wilkies
General Electric
General Electric Room Air Condit “Cool
Gutibutor
San Jacinto Hospital
Volkswagen
Texas Motor Import
East
Texas Ave
George Graves
Tonians
Dayton
Graves
Baytown Sun
Clay Nolen
Albert J. Shmidl
Board of Equalization
Lonneys
Notion Fair
Aluminum &Cup
Trey
Baytown Gs
Joseph T. Bone
L. J. Bone
Arthur O. Gillis II
Navy
Heeruls
Derek Stout
Jack Ratliff
Naval Training Center
Stout
W. B. Stout
Ratliff
Bryant J. Ratliff
Michael, A. Wilder
Leonard A. Wilder
Olive
Reet
Caloosahatchee
Newport
R.I
Army Reserve
John H. Berge
Thad Felton
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