Massachusetts Reaps 52 Million Under Kerr-Mills Plan
Massachusetts collected 52 million dollars under the Kerr-Mills Medical Assistance to the Aged Act two years into the program. Welfare officials say a forthcoming federal social security Medicare plan could yield greater savings for the state, cities, and towns.
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Styne Sets Pace With Three Musical Projects
New York AP reports Jule Styne, balancing artistry and business, finishing the score for A Very Special Person about Fanny Brice and planning three more musicals. He will adapt The Porto Fino PTA into a tune show with Sammy Fain, while Aubrey Menen adapts She La for a possible musical with no composer named yet. He also intends to supervise a musical from Nine Farewell’s The Unfair Jo and write its music.
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Churchill improves as doctors fight leg infection
Sir Winston Churchill, 87, could sit up and read papers today amid recovery from a thigh fracture. Doctors at the hospital where he is treated stepped up injections to prevent phlebitis in the injured left leg, a condition that developed on Saturday.
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Turkey Marketing Order Defeated by Voters in Referendum
Sen. George D. Aiken says the sharp nationwide rejection of a proposed national turkey marketing order reflects farmer opposition to controls. He notes only four states approved the measure while many others opposed it by 80 percent or more.
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