AMA Head Attacks Medicare Cost Projections
Dr. Leonard Larson, head of the American Medical Association, told a National Parking Association convention that the King-Anderson Medicare plan would cost taxpayers far more than Kennedy estimates. He argued taxes rise to $27.50 yearly for a $5,200 earner, with higher totals by 1968, contradicting administration claims of low cost.
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Brokers Divided on Stock Trend in Turbulent Week
New York AP report shows brokers nationwide split on whether the market has bottomed after a steep plunge. Opinions range from near-term rally to further declines as investors lose confidence. Market value shed about 23.7 billion based on the AP average with heavy trading across NYSE.
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Camp Good Health Memorials and Local Club Notices
Memorials and tributes listed for Gladys Corey Gordon D. Barger and others from Helen and Weekskanacaas. various local groups including Tourist Club Hesperian Club and King’s Daughters and Sons. Amounts noted include 8.70 and a previously reported 2 637.35 among in memory entries. contributions from Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Carlton Electa Circle and Barber auxiliary.
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Six Sculpture Gifts to White House Announced
Mrs. Kennedy announced six historic sculptures donated to the White House. They include a Jackson bust by an unknown sculptor, busts of Patrick Henry Benjamin Franklin Count d Estaing Henry Clay and a Remington bronze group Coming Through the Rye. Also named was Lloyd Goodrich named to the advisory group.
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Arsenic Found in Napoleon Hair via Reactor Test
A London group reports hair from Napoleon Bonaparte tested by a nuclear reactor using activation analysis shows intermittent arsenic exposure. Researchers Dr. Hamilton Smith Dr. Sten Forshufvud and Dr. Anders Wassen describe the specimen as an authentic souvenir and note historical debates over his cause of death.
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No Forecast by Safety Council On Memorial Day
The National Safety Council issued no precise death estimate for Memorial Day traffic, predicting 80 to 120 fatalities from 6 p.m. Tuesday to midnight Wednesday. The council also projected 4,500 to 6,500 injuries causing disability and that belt use could save 15 to 25 lives during the holiday.
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Trade Aids Red Nations: House Committee Urges Export Controls
U S House investigators say current trade policies strengthen communist nations and urge tighter export controls. They question policy toward Poland and Yugoslavia, call for allies to halt Cuba trade, and seek to extend the export control act with stricter license denial and penalties. They urge better enforcement and closer scrutiny of foreign subsidiaries to prevent strategic goods reaching Soviet bloc nations.
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Election Candidates Back Fund for Campaigns
AP Washington report notes support from Eisenhower Truman Nixon Stevenson and Dewey for a White House commission on campaign costs. The commission urged a tax credit or deductions up to 1000 for political donations, trial basis, plus calls to end spending ceilings and allow 1964 debates between major party hopefuls.
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Dulles Hospitalized for Diagnostic Checkup
Former CIA director Allen Dulles, 69, was admitted to Washington Hospital Center on a Saturday for diagnostic procedures due to abdominal pain. Hospital officials said his condition is satisfactory.
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Carpenter Sees Frost Flakes in Aurora 7 Orbit
NASA astronaut Malcolm Scott Carpenter reports observing glittering particles he attributes to frost forming on the Aurora 7 capsule walls during three orbits. An NASA scientist suggests paint flecks as a possibility while Titov and Glenn discuss phosphorescent particles. Carpenter describes a tumbling tow balloon and notes capsule control and mission readiness issues.
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Rent Control Ruled Illegal by King County Court
Seattle's rent control ordinance enacted February 14 to curb charges during the World's Fair was ruled unconstitutional by King County Superior Court Judge W. R. Cole. He called it an invalid delegation of legislative power to a rental board.
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TV Today Plans Scott Carpenter Press Briefing
Astronaut Scott Carpenter is scheduled to meet the press this afternoon. Tele vision coverage is planned for one hour from 3 to 3 30, on channels 7 and 9. Radio will also report the briefing.
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Estes case traced from 1961 inquiry to arrest in March
The Estes financial probe began in 1961 with FBI work on his ammonia tank dealings and was paused after six months for lack of federal violations. The inquiry reopened March 3, leading to Estes' arrest March 20 as Attorney General Kennedy defended government actions against corruption.
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