Kennedy Health Plan opponents warn of loss of choice and higher costs
A pamphlet argues against the Kennedy Health Plan, labeling it socialized medicine. It claims 104 million Social Security recipients, 4 million homeowners with mortgages, rising net worth, and warns that private insurance already covers most aged people. It asserts doctors oppose the plan, public programs suffice via Kerr Mills, and criticizes payroll tax hikes, tax base expansion, and loss of individual freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
England
Kenedy
America
Congressman Forand
Communist Party of Illinois
Forand
American Hospital Association
Kerr-Mills
Congress
Texas
Decent Americans and the anti Communist debate
A column argues liberal critics misread American resolve in the cold war. It maintains many decent Americans remain openly anti Communist, skeptical of appeasement, and favor peace with honor amid rising distrust of Soviet tyranny. The piece contrasts views in The Liberal Papers with broad U.S. sentiment on nuclear testing and disarmament. A Los Angeles AP brief notes Miss Margaret Bertelson, 1960 Rose Queen, will marry Air Force Lt. Richard Knoblock on Sept 22 after five weekend dates following his Williams AFB move.
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House
United States
David Riesman
Michael Maccoby
Atlantic Ocean
Khrushchev
Riesman
Maccoby
Los Angeles
Margarethe Bertelson
Air Force
Miss Bertelson
University of Southern California
Richard G. Knoblock
Knoblock
West Point
Williams Air Force Base
Arizona
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists editors and publishers, departments, and staff roles including circulation and news management. It notes advertising, subscription rates, and national representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives. The notice confirms Baytown post office filing and Associated Press membership.
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Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
P. O. Box
Baytown
Texas
TODAY'S GRAB BAG QUIZ AND FACTOID FUN
A rapid mix of trivia prompts covers myth Lachesis Fate ancient Kadesh Moses act Prague vs Warsaw demise, film star in Go Named in the Works, and a folk of fame puzzle about a Sierra Leone born leader who rose to prime minister after literacy and governance work.
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Kadesh- Barnes
Prague
Warsaw
Sierra Leone
England
Protectorate
The
Mystery figure reshapes life after war to aid chronically ill
A Central Press feature recounts a WWII RAF bomber ace once famed as London society playboy. After witnessing wartime bombing, he left active service in 1945, took a pension for psychoneurosis, and in 1948 started his first home for chronically ill people. Now over 30 such homes exist worldwide. The piece asks who he is.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RAF
London
Nagesak
Kennedy Aide Trips to Aid Key Florida Campaign
President Kennedy expands campaign trail with stops in Florida and Louisiana to back Fascell, Pepper, and other Democrats amid Birchite opposition. Eldridge challenges Fascell, while Kennedy touts support for Pepper and UN studies, with party funders and medical care debates shaping the race. An unrelated roundup notes civic agitation against HUAC and anti subversive activity.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Kennedy
USA
John Birchites
Florida
George Smathers
Dante Fascell
New Orleans
Hale Boggs
Miami
Fascell
Birchites
Douglas Voorhis
Everglades Swamp
Dante
David Eldridge
Florida du Pont
White Citizens Council
Eldridge
Venezuela
Edward R. Annis
American Medical Association
Miaami
Gordon
Washingto
Begun In States Big Romance Moves To Chile
NEW YORK AP an international love affair born in Kentucky advances toward Santiago Chile as Jim Owen 21 plans a 12000 mile scooter trek to meet Ximina Villarroel 20 this December The Lexington dentist's son quits school to prove his devotion packing gear books clothing and 350 dollars for a 15 month round trip from New York to Laredo Panama the Pan American Highway to Venezuela Colombia Peru Bolivia Argentina then back toward Chile with a stop in Santiago to fulfill a Christmas Eve rendezvous.
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New York
Kentucky
Santiago
Chile
Jim Owen
Ximina Villarroel
Ximinia
Jim
University of Kentucky
Owen
Lexington
Bogota
Colombia
Lima
Hera
Cuzen
Peru
la Paz
Bolivia
Acros
Andes
Argentina
Seven Spades Triumph with Queen of Hearts Finesse
South studies distribution by discarding and ruffing to force defender signals. After winning diamonds and drawing trumps, he tests club ruffs to reveal distribution, learns West has one spade six diamonds four clubs, East five hearts, and West unlikely to hold the queen of hearts. He cashes clubs, finesses hearts, and reaches seven spades with the queen of hearts appearing in East, yielding a grand slam.
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North
Wasio
Bouth
South
West
East
Declarer
Eaat
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Wk J
Baytown Sun
Baytown Sun, Inc
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Dir Boone
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Beulah Mae Jackson
James H. Hale
Robert K. Gilmore
Meena Seppnareneeen
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Cere
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Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Heps Econ Cers
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Texas Daily Newspaper
Assa
Texas Frees Assa
Charles Moriannt
Appt
Harry 8. Treman
Thomas Costam
Jack Lated
Jimmy Domaret
Folk OF Fame
Nan Jones
Central Press
Harry Truman
Europe
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Ernest
Borgnine Sind
Parton IE
Washington Report
Claude Pepper
Pepper
Moscow
Stalin
Senate
Eisenhower
Fulton Lewis JR
New York Times
Radio Moscow
U.S
Worker
U.S. Communist Party
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Ohio
Communist Party
John
Mark
National Assembly For Democratic Rights
Times Ad
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Morton Sobell
Soviet Union
Sobell
Southern Conference Educational Fund
Methodist Federation of Social Action
Citizens Committee For Constitutional Liberties
Emergency Civil Liberties Committee
Chicago Committee
National Committee
Edwin Swift
Dwight H. Swift
Oklahoma Baptist University
Shawenee
Okla
Swift
Navy
States
Big Romance
Baba’s Nautical Passwo
Peel
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Ship Roman
Eyery
Dream
Diogenes
Pain House
G-men
Dublin
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B. Jay Becker
Bouth de Both
Sid
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