Doctors' Medicare Revolt Grows At AMA Meet
Massive push by state medical societies backs non participation in Medicare as resolutions urge doctors to refrain from formal participation while still treating patients. AMA faces internal rift over legal action versus direct patient billing and possible Medicare changes. Committee debate and voting loom as states including Ohio Florida Texas and Louisiana join the push.
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Nebraska
Thousands homeless in Kansas river flood danger
In Insley Kansas thousands were homeless Monday as the Arkansas River swelled across the state. Tens of thousands more prepared to flee as the river rose to flood levels threatening communities along a mile wide, three mile long path.
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Bombers Hit New North Viet Nam Targets Near Da Nang
United States Air Force and Navy aircraft bombed bridges storage areas and barracks in North Vietnam as Marines clashed with Viet Cong near Da Nang. Over 80 planes took part returning safely to carrier bases. Casualties included one Marine killed and three wounded with Viet Cong losses reported. weather and floods affected Arkansas towns with evacuations.
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Marilyn Monroe estate wasted by taxes, Post reports
New York Post reveals Marilyn Monroe estate will pay federal and state taxes that swallow all bequests leaving little for heirs. Columnist Earl Wilson notes no funds for care of her mother Gladys Pearl Monroe Bly, with conservator Inez Melson arranging support via a benefactor. Monroe died in 1962. estate earnings exceed 800,000 yet taxes consume the amount.
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California
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President signs $4.7 billion excise tax cut
President Johnson signed the $4.7 billion federal excise tax cut in the White House East Room promising further relief as early as possible. Elimination or reduction of many excise taxes takes effect immediately with roughly $175 billion lifted, easing the tax burden until next January and adding future benefits through 1965 to 1968.
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Divers search Devil's Hole for missing youths in death valley
In Death Valley California two youths are missing after a midnight dive into Devil's Hole a deep shaft fed by warm springs. Five divers explored the shaft starting at noon but found no trace of Carmen Rose 20 and Giancontieri 19. authorities note rescue teams are limited and the chamber below remains largely unexplored.
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Algeria Protests Grow as Regime Maintains High Alert
In Algiers crowds challenge the new Revolutionary Council, police fire into the air and troops seal key sites including the government palace and central bank. Demonstrations surge a day after Ben Bella’s ouster, with youths calling support for the deposed leader and asylum talks from Cairo.
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Hospital Abortions Grow Prevalent Across Nation
Dr. Kenneth R. Niswander of Children’s Hospital Buffalo told the AMA convention that abortions performed in hospitals are becoming more common though many are still outside the law. He cited increasing hospital liberalism toward therapeutic abortions, with most cases driven by psychological rather than strictly medical reasons. State laws largely permit abortions only to save the mother’s life.
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American Medical Association
Classified Ad Teases Fast Sales For Appliances
A reader says selling a Magic Chef range via The Independent and Star-News classified ads brought quick results. The letter thanks the paper and cites contact details for advertising assistance and a local adviser's help.
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Afro-Asian summit faces two week delay after Algeria upheaval
The Afro-Asian conference in Algiers may be postponed by about two weeks as 13 Commonwealth nations urged a delay following the overthrow of President Ben Bella. Algeria’s new revolutionary council said a preparatory foreign ministers meeting would proceed and the June 29 summit would open as planned, with Algerian leaders stating the conference would go ahead.
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Yul Brynner Returns Passport Reluctantly
Israeli report states actor Yul Brynner has returned his U S passport to simplify family life while maintaining affection for the United States. Brynner holds Swiss citizenship through his wife and daughter and did not reveal move details, calling it a private affair. He previously renounced U S nationality at the U S Embassy in Bern in May. The actor, born in Varietstok, Soviet Union, was en route to Jerusalem to film Cast as Giant Shadow during the Israel Arab war era.
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