Doctors vow not to treat patients under Kennedy bill
More than 200 New Jersey doctors sign resolutions refusing care under the King Anderson medical care for the aged bill. At Point Pleasant hospital 44 doctors led the move with about 100 more in Orange Memorial and 50 at Newark Beth Israel plus 12 in Toms River Community Memorial. The pledge cites patient doctor relations and government encroachment as core concerns.
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New Jersey
Kennedy
J. Bruce Henriksen
Point Pleasant Hospital
Orange Memorial Hospital
Newark
Beth Israel Hospital
Toms River Community Memorial Hospital
Arlington Bensel
Iowa Cities Gather for Public Relations Seminar
C R Convention municipalities host a 19-city Iowa gathering at the Sheraton Montrose with Rinard delivering the keynote on public service fulfillment and communication. Panels feature city leaders from Waterloo, Davenport, Ottumwa, Des Moines, Mason City and others, plus university and chamber officials.
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Park Rinard
League of Iowa Municipalities
Sheraton-Montrose
Iowa
Stewart Shank
League
Bob Johnson
Robert Caldwell
Chamber of Commerce
G. O. Gamerdinger
Stuart
Robert Ray
University of Iowa
Special Services Division
E. A. Jochumsen
Waterloo
Ray O'Brien
Davenport
Gordon Bennett
Ottumwa
W. S. Nelson
Cedar Falls
E. A. Burrows
Burlington
W. B. Crosby
Marshalltown
Leonard Abels
Des Moines Corporation
Charles Hansen
Des Moines
C. C. Shierk
Algona
Clayton Ringgenberg
Robert Bosch
Muscatine
Albert Habhab
Fort Dodge
George Mendon
Mason City
Elder Gunter
E. B. Carpenter
Robert Tebbets
Fort Madison
Charles Iles
Maurice Te- Paske
Sioux Center
Harry Boyd
the Gazette
Cornelius Bodine, Jr
Sioux City
Peter J. Takos
Dubuque
L. A
Pat"’ Toucine
Waterloo Chamber of Commerce
League For Municipal Officials
Institute of Public Affairs
JFK Orders Reduced Rate on Atom Warheads
President Kennedy directed the military to cut back orders for nuclear warheads by thousands, mostly affecting small battlefield weapons. Existing stockpiles remain unchanged as concerns rise over atomics spreading to U.S. troops and allied forces risking accidental or unauthorized use.
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NEW York
Pentagon
Kennedy
New York Times
Washington Dispatch
U.S
Peace Corps training questioned after Texas widow's claim
AP indicates a Peace Corps official says overseas training is not intended to create Tarzans or Janes. Janie Fletcher of Panhandle Texas says she was dropped from a Brazil-bound group for objecting to harsh training. Shriver cites language skill as a factor, while Fletcher claims staff disliked her and foul language occurred.
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Cedar Rapids
Bernard Lansky
Adams
Sue Sadow
San Francisco
Sierra Leone
Washington
Peace Corps
Janie Fletcher
Panhandle
Texas
Puerto Rico
Brazil
Timothy Adams
Public Information
Sargent Shriver
Four Cubans Convicted in Major Cocaine Plot
Four Cubans Luis Delgado Jose Barral Gabriela Giralt and Rudolf Martinez were found guilty by U S District Judge Ernett Choate of attempting to sell 1 25 million dollars worth of cocaine in the United States The case described by narcotics agents as the largest narcotics operation in Miami history exposes a scheme tied to anti American aims and funding for the Castro government with mandatory five year sentences likely.
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Miami
U.S
Ernett Choate
Luis Delgado
Jose Barral
Gabriela Giralt
Rudolf Martinez
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
Gazette Carrier and Mail Subscription Rates Ad
The Cedar Rapids Gazette outlines subscription options for carriers and mail. Night edition pricing is shown with monthly and yearly rates for local and out-of-state subscribers.
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Third Ave
C . Rapids
Iowa
Pele
Cedar Rapids
Towa
N Towne Havine Gazette
Negroes to L A In Better Jobs
Sixteen Negro men whose train fare to the West was paid by a New Orleans segregationist group are finding homes and jobs in Los Angeles. Officials of the Urban League and the Travelers Aid Society say the men have secured jobs with starting pay higher than their Louisiana earnings.
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Los Angeles
New Orleans
Louisiana
Urban League
Travelers Aid Society
FAA chief urges emergency exit details in welcome aboard talks
Federal Aviation Administrator Halaby said he asked airlines to include location and operation of emergency exits in their Welcome aboard announcements. He emphasized clarity for passenger safety and quick access to exit information.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Aviation
Halaby
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