Wallace Run Continues In 1972 Florida Primary
Editorial notes George Wallace has campaigned every two years since 1958, winning Alabama governorships in 1962 and 1970, running in 1964 and 1968 primaries, and positioning as a disruptive force in the Democratic race. In Florida he leads a field of 11 contenders and aims to affect several upcoming primaries, though unlikely to win the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wallace
Florida
Alabama
Wisconsin
Indiana
Maryland
Lura
National Democratic Party
Annapolis
Wallace
John Gilligan
Ohio
West Palm Beach
Edmund Muskie
Hubert Humphrey
Henry Jackson
George McGovern
New York
John Lindsay
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Tiafermitine
Readers react with humor and letters on local service issues
A long reader submission mixes a humor list on business gobbledygook with letters about mail service changes, local neighbors and Bemidji post routes. Readers praise the humor while expressing concern over mail delivery, neighbor disputes, and public service advertising support and defense policy opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Service
Bemidji
Pioneer
Medicare spending abuses uncovered reveal billions in misspent funds
Audits by HEW flag major overpayments and duplicate bills by insurers and doctors in Medicare payments. Florida Blue Shield, Connecticut General, Aetna and others show high error rates with millions in improper charges. Hearings may push toward government run health plans as critics warn of systemic inefficiencies.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education
Florida
Colorado Medical Service
Blue Shield
Connecticut General Life Insurance Co
Aetna Life Insurance Co
Florida Blue Shield
Massachusetts Blue Shield
Occidental Life Insurance Co
California
Social Security Administration
Senate Finance Committee
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Max Fine
Committee For National Health Insurance
Nixon
Federal
Congress
Cleveland Blue Shield
California Blue Shield
Chicago Blue Shield
Virginia Blue Cross
Addiion
Blue Cross
Medicare
Former press secretaries oppose centralized White House info control
George Reedy James Hagerty and Arthur Sylvester told a House subcommittee that central coordination of federal information would erode freedom of information and accountability. They argued the government should speak clearly but not be forced into a single voice. Hagerty cited declassification quirks under Eisenhower and widespread overclassification.
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Washington
White House
Administration
George Reedy
Congress
Reedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Arthur Sylvester
Defense
Hagerty, Reedy and
Sylvester
House
Government Information Subcommittee
Eisenhower
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Palmer Berg
George Williams Gale D. Helser
Jungoes
Associated Press
Ashe yAt Low
Minn
Ada Veyons
Andy
Harpo
Andy Peterson
Rt 4
Bledygook
Interoffice
Andre Peterson
North
Blackduck
Mr. Kerr
Pimushe
Frank Morrisons
Mrs
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Gil Olson
Bagley
Tucson
Ariz
Virginia Currey
Kentucky
Florence Solon
Minneapolis
Russia
P.F. Maule
Bemidji Ave
Bemidji, Minn
Gambies
Beltrami Bemidji
Walter Matthau
Jack Lemmon
A“Kotch” Company
American Broadcasting
Cinerama Releasing Corporation
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