Service Kin Get New Medical Plan Opens Doors Friday
The U S government will cover nearly all costs as dependents of uniformed servicemen may access care virtually free. About one to two million eligible dependents exist across states and territories. Blue Cross administers most areas with Mutual of Omaha handling 17 mid continental states. The plan allows choice between military or civilian hospitals with up to 385 hospitalization days plus medical and surgical care.
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Diplomat's Wife Free After Paying Court Costs
San Francisco Municipal Judge Raymond Arata dropped the shop lifting charge against Sonje Juznic wife of the Yugoslav vice consul after she paid 151 dollars in court costs. A compromise with Blue Cross and Mutual of Omaha covered 26 75 dollars in merchandise and related expenses with government reimbursement. The text also outlines medical cost sharing for dependents and an annual program cost estimate of 60 to 70 million dollars.
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Promised Recovery Method Displayed at Local Bank
A damaged ad fragment touts a so called proven method for relief from captors and promises demonstrations without charge. It claims endorsements by insurers and rail industry players and lists a bank address with a Friday to Saturday open house at 527 Guaranty Bank Building and a phone number.
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Japanese Ratify Red Peace Pact
Tokyo reports Japan completed ratification of the World War II peace agreement with the Soviet Union by the nation's parliament on Wednesday.
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Presidential data on liquor bottles hit by White House
Ohio officials rejected a request to stock liquor bottles bearing the Presidents name noting it could imply endorsement. White House lawyers argued against the use in commercial products and said no approval was given to Mr. Boston gin or other brands to feature Eisenhower. The issue touches to a wider question of presidential branding on consumer goods.
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Sears Posts Record November Sales on Strong Month
Sears Roebuck and Company reports November sales of 302 million with a 12.7 percent rise and a 10 month total of 3.01 billion, up 7.7 percent from last year. The release cites retail strength across states and notes promotional bottle items amid tax and liquor-system mentions.
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