Medical Care for Aged Debated Amid Kennedy AMA Clash
President Kennedy pushes for social security funded medical care for the elderly as the King Anderson bill faces House scrutiny. The plan would tax payrolls to cover inpatient hospital stays, nursing home care, diagnostics, and home health services, with physicians and drugs remaining outside coverage. The AMA opposes, arguing for alternate approaches while the debate shapes upcoming elections.
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Kerr Mills health bill fuels heated Capitol debate
Lawmakers clash over King Anderson Kerr Mills plan to expand federal state funding for medical costs of the elderly. Supporters argue for guaranteed coverage while opponents from the AMA warn of socialized medicine and higher costs.
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Twins in Army Highlight German American Friendship Week
In Darmstadt born twins Bernhard Bungert in the U S 47th Infantry Berlin and Friedrich Bungert in the West German army aviation Celle discuss life differences pay and dorms. Bernhard joined 1959 drafted 1960 and Friedrich serves locally. Kentucky Prairie piece notes Cherokee origin of the name Kentucky and senate discussion.
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One Third Take Off Many English Doctors Leaving Country
London reports growing crisis in Britain's National Health Service as a third of doctors qualifying this year plan to emigrate seeking higher pay abroad. Doctors blame pay, control, and system faults, with private insurance rising and calls for reform amid shortages and long training waits.
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