Keep Medicare Doctors' Names Close Secret
Regina Saskatchewan reports that a small group of doctors signed to work under the compulsory Medicare plan remain unnamed due to safety fears. Officials fear reprisals and community boycotts as tension grows amid a physicians strike against the plan.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan
Medical Care Commission
Saskatchewan Doctors Seek Vermont Posts Amid Strike
Two Saskatchewan physicians, a plastic surgeon and an orthopedic surgeon, seek relocation in Vermont as Saskatchewan doctors remain on a tenth day of a strike over the province’s medical care plan. Names withheld. state society cautions on matching specialties to openings.
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Rutland
Saskatchewan
Vermont
State Medical Society
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Khrushchev Warns Atoms Could Speak If No Disarmament
Soviet Premier Khrushchev warned at the World Peace Congress in Moscow that war danger rises without a disarmament plan and that atoms will speak for themselves. He cited U S and Soviet arms and questioned a threshold deal to limit nuclear weapons to troops.
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Khrushchev
World Peace Congress
Kremlin
Soviet Union
United States
Rodion Malinovsky
American Professor Urges U S and Reds To Drop One Sided Epithets
In Moscow at the World Peace Congress Prof Dale Pontius of Chicago warned against one sided name calling in the war debate. He cited Kennedy Eisenhower and MacArthur and urged dropping epithets like warmonger while criticizing both sides. He accused Red China of border incidents with India and blamed the U S for U2 flights and Cuba invasion.
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Soviet Union
U.S
Congress
Dale Pontius
Chicago
Kremlin Hall
Khrushchev
Pacific
Pont
Roosevelt University
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Pontius
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China
India
Tass
United States
Cuba
Berlin
Viet Nam
Western Eyes Atomic Ban Move Ahead in Disarmament Talks
Western negotiators plan a quick review ahead of the Geneva conference reconvening July 16 to refine approaches on arms cuts and a possible later revision for a ban on atomic tests. Dr Jerome Wiesner travels to London for talks with Sir Solly Zuckerman amid Vela findings on detecting underground nuclear blasts.
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U.S
Jerome Wiesner
Kennedy
London
Solly Zuckerman
Pentagon
Telstar Opens Space Relay Era With Orbiting Satellite
Cape Canaveral reports Telstar blasted into orbit on a Thor Delta rocket as NASA schedules first tests tonight. The device will amplify signals ten billion times and relay live TV and telephone data between the United States, Europe, and beyond.
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Telstar
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cape Canaveral
United States
Europe
Bell Telephone Laboratories
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
National Aeronautics Administration
Andover
Maine
Holmdel
N_J
Old Bennington voters restore zoning with new board
At a special village meeting the voters accepted resignations of trustees, elected new trustees and a presiding officer, authorized a three member zoning commission, and set a six cent increase to cover about 300 dollars in costs for drafting a comprehensive zoning ordinance to be voted on at a future meeting.
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Old Bennington
Bennington
Hamilton L. Shields
H. J. Wallace
Stanley P’ke
Fabian Kunzelmann
Loyal Nash
S. Whitney Dickey
Wallace
Dickey
Shields
Capt. Wells Field
Zoning Commission
Cer
House
Senate
Capitol Hill
Supreme Court Chamber
Capitol
Comic Opera Prestige Fight Stalls Action In Congress
Washington lawmakers face a long standstill as the Senate and House clash over money bill procedures. The House Appropriations Committee rejected a Senate compromise and passed a resolution accusing the Senate of pushing large expenditures. Senators decry the move as damaging the two-house system, while leaders say no progress is possible until joint chairmen resolve the impasse.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Department
House Appropriations Committee
A. Willis Robertson
D-Va
Robertson
Appropriations
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Reactions Vary As Fed Lowers Stock Margin Risk
Wall Street reacts to the Federal Reserve Board cutting margin requirements from 70 to 50 percent effective today. Analysts split on long term impact with some foreseeing quicker gains while others doubt any change. Opinions range from optimism about improved stock prices to skepticism that the move changes the market trend.
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New York
Wall Street
Federal Reserve Board
Gerald M. Loeb
E. F. Hutton and Co
Hoses Banned As Drought Quiets Bennington Water
Bennington Village water commissioners impose a no outside hose use restriction for all properties and tenants. Lake Hancock has fallen 18 inches since last week, draining reserves and emergency supply. officials reject hand held hose exception, citing severe drought.
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Bennington Village
Emory Wheeler
Lake Hancock
Wheeler
Bennington Village Imposes Immediate Water Restrictions
Water officials in Bennington Village restrict lawn hoses sprinklers and soakers effective immediately to build an emergency reserve. North Bennington and Shaftsbury trimmed automatic sprinkler use last week aiding storage levels as regional forecasts predict no rain for 48 hours.
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North Bennington
Shaftsbury
Fred Welling
Board of Water Commissioners
Bennington
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