Doctors Cooperation on Medicare urged by Gardner
CHICAGO AP John W Gardner secretary of health education and welfare told doctors they will participate fully in the new medicare program at a national AMA orientation conference on the medicare law. He spoke as the AMA House of Delegates prepared to reassess the law and urged collaboration between government and private groups with minimal red tape. Dr Edward R Annis former AMA president described doctors as split into three camps over medicare and urged negotiating with the government rather than opposing from outside. The event was an AMA sponsored forum on medicare with medicine insurance and government spokesmen.
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Health, Education and Welfare
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House of Delegates
Health Insurance Companies
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Medicare
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Mother Arrested In Death of Child Springfield case charges child death
A 1-year-old woman, Doris F. Terzi, was arraigned in district court in Springfield Massachusetts on charges tied to the death of her two-month-old daughter Tyna Ann last July. She faced $2,000 bail with a hearing set for Oct. 8 after district judge Socrates Geanacopoulos ordered the warrant. Dorothy Malone in Hollywood cleared to improving condition after lung surgery and removal of clots.
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Springfield
Mass
Doris F. Terzi
Edward Sobiecki
Terzi
Socrates Geanacopoulos
Baseball scores from latest games across leagues
In the American League Baltimore beat Cleveland while Cleveland led 3 2 in the second game. Detroit at Washington was postponed by rain. Chicago defeated Kansas City 6 1. In the National League Philadelphia was at New York, Pittsburgh edged Chicago 2 1, and Houston beat St Louis 4 2.
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Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Kansas City
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
Houston
St. Louis
Judge Would Expose Convicted Juveniles in Sonora
In Sonora California Judge Ross A. Carkcet unveiled a plan to publicly expose convicted teenage offenders. Convicted juveniles would be transported in an open truck through town on Saturday to labor details supervised by sheriff's reserve members.
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Sonora
Calif
Upira Superior Court
Ross A. Carkcet
Sheriff's Reserve
Widow Bilked by Man Portraying Detective in St Louis
A St Louis widow identified a man who had swindled her of 470 earlier this month but then lost 9000 in the process. Police say the suspect posed as a St Louis detective and showed her a photo at her home asking if he was the thief who took 670 in a Sept 15 scam. He then coerced her to withdraw savings and fled with 39000 after locking her in the basement.
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ST. Louis
Sylvia Heard
Drought Blurs New England Foliage Display
Boston AP reports fall color in New England shows a mixed display due to drought. In the Boston area leaves brown and drop instead of bright reds yellows and golds, while up-country regions in central New Hampshire Vermont and Maine are said to reach peak color this weekend.
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Boston
New England
Greater
New Hampshire
Vermont
Maine
Justice Refuses Rights Case Plea in Alabama
Justice Hugo L Black refused on Friday to halt court proceedings in Lowndes County Alabama where a white man was acquitted Thursday in the killing of a civil rights worker and where a similar case is pending. Black denied the request by the American Civil Liberties Union without comment.
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Washington
Hugo L. Black
Lowndes County
Ala
Black
American Civil Liberties Union
Weekend Weather Forecast For Two Days
Weekend weather shows a mostly sunny Saturday with a high near 60 and a low around the upper 40s Saturday night. Sunday will be parity cloudy and mild with no significant precipitation expected.
Three Generations Share Birthday in Philadelphia Family
Jon Owczarzak recalls three generations sharing a Sept 29 birthday. His wife Barbara welcomed a daughter Theresa on Sept 29, while Barbara’s mother Michaeline Jalkowski also shares the date. The family notes the coincidence with pride and humor.
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Philadelphia
Jon Owczarzak
Barbara
Theresa
Owczarzak
Michaeline Jalkowski
Owezarzak
Nyereere Grants Amnesty to 26,000 Prisoners in Inaugural
President Julius Nyereere of Tanzania announces amnesty for more than 26,000 prisoners and detainees to mark his inauguration. The action releases inmates and reduces detentions in celebration of the new term.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
Julius Nyerere
Sukarno On Top After Upheaval
Cambodia abandons participation in seven General Assembly committees in protest at UN inaction on major issues. Sambath vows to stay in the UN, citing China’s absence as central to the paralysis and need for Beijing.
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Cambodia
General Assembly
United Nations
Assembly
Sambath
U.N
China
Indonesian coup unsettles Jakarta after Friday takeover
Jakarta remained unsettled after Lt Colonel Untung announced a Revolutionary Council and seized key installations. The army, led by Maj Gen Suharto, said it had neutralized the coup as tanks patrolled streets and communications were cut. Sukarno and Nasution were reported safe as factions circled the Presidential Palace.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Swift
Untung
Revolutionary Council
Suharto
Excess U S Goods To Aid CARE Mission Work Abroad
Federal excess property valued at 2 million dollars will aid CARE work in Viet Nam Malaysia and the Philippines. Items include vehicles agricultural machinery water purification sewage treatment equipment food prep and serving gear clothing plumbing sanitation materials and related supplies.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Malaysia
Philippines
Cooperative For American, Relief Everywhere— Care
U.S. Agency For International Development
Amnesty Granted for 6200 Prisoners in Tanzania
President Julius Nye rere Friday announced a nationwide amnesty marking his inauguration. About 6,200 prisoners will be released immediately and the sentences of 33 condemned prisoners will be commuted to life terms.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
APH
Julius Nyerere Friday
U S Denies Role in Indonesia Coup Claims
The State Department rejected CIA involvement in Indonesia’s upheaval and called reports of a coup by Sukarno’s inner circle uncertain. Officials noted Sukarno’s health, army divisions, and unclear leadership as theNasution Suharto faction rumored postures, with no independent confirmation available.
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Washington
State Department
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Indonesia
Robert J. McCloskey
CIA
Jakarta
Senate debate set Monday on labor bill repeal
Senate stage is set for a major clash over repeal of Section 14B of the Taft Hartley Act. Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield of Montana pushes Monday debate on President Johnson’s bill to end the provision that allows states to outlaw union shop contracts. Republican Everett Dirksen of Illinois vows long opposition, avoiding the word filibuster, signaling one of the session’s key battles.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Johnson
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Police Traffic Bureau report shows September auto accidents
Capt Camille L Marcel released the monthly Police Traffic Bureau report showing 76 automobile accidents in September, down from 80 in the prior year. Of 78 mishaps, 48 were nonfatal, 28 damage-only, and 47 persons were injured.
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Police Traffic Bureau
Camille L. Marcel
Alps Death Toll Near Record High
In 1964 the Swiss Alps claimed 142 lives among tourists skiers and climbers, the Swiss Alpine Club reported. The death toll was the second highest for a year, surpassed only by 150 fatalities in 1962.
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Bern
Switzerland
Swiss Alps
Swiss Alpine Club
West Berlin plans to name streets for Lyndon Johnson
Stockholm based Expressen reports West Berlin may name a street Johnsonstrasse in honor of the U.S. President and predict the boulevard could be called Unter Den Lyndon, signaling a high profile gesture amid Cold War diplomacy.
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Sweden
Expressen
West Berlin
Johnsonstrasse
U.S
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