Elderly Pickets Demand Social Security Medical Care in New York
A line of 70 elderly demonstrators near Columbus Avenue protested doctor access to care funded by Social Security. They carried placards urging health care for seniors through Social Security and opposed charity. The AMA opposed public medical funding for the aged and prepared to debate policy at its delegates’ meeting.
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Sadie Lemmel
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Columbus Ave
Golden Ring Clubs
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American Medical Assn
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I Street
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House of Delegates
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Solomon Friend
Nurs
Curlung
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Nelson H. Cruikshank
WV Colleges Prepare Integrated Alumni Fund Drive
Alumni representatives from 16 West Virginia colleges met to plan an integrated fund drive during Higher Education Week starting November 13. David Jacobs of West Virginia University was named temporary chairman as the group considers a permanent organization and a multi city solicitation plan.
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David Jacobs
West Virginia University
West Virginia Assn
Ohio
Winton R. Houck
Mortis Narvey College
Houck
John Sayre
Marshall University
Walter Collins
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Buckhannon
West Virginia Seen as Rural State With Declining Housing
Advance census data portray West Virginia as a predominantly rural state facing population loss and inadequate housing. The state ranks 30th in population, posts the largest 1950 to 1960 decline, and shows 35 percent of housing with dilapidated or lacking plumbing, far above the national rate.
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Congressional Quarterly
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Census Bureau
Escapee hid in abandoned Elkview car trunk
Deputies Ned Atkinson Jim Cox and Buck Arbaugh tracked down Hanibal Taft Ryan 23 of Elkview after an escape from Huttonsville Medium Security Prison. He had hidden inside a car on blocks near his home and was awaiting prison action after a burglary sentence.
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Elkview
Ned Atkinson
Jim Cox
Buck Arbaugh
Hanibal Taft Ryan
Quake in Pacific Lasts Three Hours
A strong South Pacific earthquake was recorded at the University of California Berkeley. Seismologist Dr. Don Tocher said the quake began at 2 35 29 a.m. Pacific Daylight Time and lasted three hours, located about 5700 miles southwest of Berkeley.
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Calif
South Pacific
University of California
Don Tocher
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