Medicare Conference At White House Sets Last Minute Checks
Health officials, physicians, and hospital administrators from across the country gathered at the White House at President Johnson's call for a one day conference on July 1 Medicare start up. The aim was to preempt last minute problems, including claims paperwork and scrutiny of bills under the optional Medicare plan. The Social Security Administration said physicians would file on a single page form or bill the patient, with private insurers determining reasonable charges.
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U S Offers Aid for Cambodian ICC Inspection Costs
Washington reports Secretary of State Dean Rusk formally expressed the United States willingness to help fund international inspections of Cambodian territory. He sent the message to Prime Minister Norodom Kantol amid ongoing calls by Prince Norodom Sihanouk to expand the International Control Commission to monitor Cambodia for possible Vietnamese use.
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Top Officials Assigned To Sell LBJ Viet Policy
Johnson administration assigns its top officials to sell the President's Viet Nam policy and Great Society programs to grass roots leaders nationwide. The campaign aimed at promoting support and understanding of policy goals among local leaders and communities.
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Moon Orbiting, Picture Taking Satellite Set Moon Orbiting
NASA announced a seven to eight day launch window starting July 12 for a 850 pound moon orbiting satellite to photograph Apollo landing sites and Surveyor 1. The orbiter will pass 28 miles above the surface every three hours and may help locate landing areas.
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Soviet protest over missing gear from crashed plane in Berlin
The Soviet Union filed a protest with Britain after parts of a Soviet military aircraft that crashed in the British sector of Berlin were found missing. The plane went down in a lake on April 6 killing two crewmen. The aircraft was salvaged and returned to the Russians, who demanded the return of their detained state property.
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Hydrofoil to Run Woods Hole to Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard
A 60-foot hydrofoil named Flying Cloud will begin carrying 70 passengers at 40 mph from Woods Hole to Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard in July. The Woods Hole Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket Steamship Authority will trial the vessel for four months, with trial runs in early July and passenger service to start later in the month. Schedules and rates are to be determined and expected to be competitive.
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