Nebraska Medical Association approves standing health planning committee
The Nebraska Medical Association House of Delegates in Kearney approved a standing permanent health planning committee to study local and national health status and to make recommendations. They also adopted resolutions on student group representation, patient physician fee agreements, catastrophic insurance coverage, and ongoing health education in schools. The group will reconvene in Omaha for the April convention and again in Lincoln for the 1954 fall session.
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Alten
Harvey Melakiden
Omaha
Speiger
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Grou
Creighton University
University of Nebraska
de. McFadden
Two Nebraska traffic deaths reported in weekend toll
The Associated Press notes two Nebraska traffic fatalities over the weekend and a third from late September. Jerry Stalp, 32, of West Point died after a car struck his bicycle on highway 275. Robert Allen Jones, 16, of Omaha, died after his car hit a barricade near southwest Omaha following a homecoming. Walter Evato, 24, of Omaha, died from injuries in a three car crash on highway 273 south of Waterston. toll for 1973 stands at 320.
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West Paint
Patsy Lacey
Worfolk
West Point
Robert Allen Jones
Omaha
Walter Evato
Septon Tighway
Waterton
Plan to cut peanut subsidies approved by White House
The White House endorses a plan to slash government peanut subsidies costing about 630 million since 1955. Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz will announce the proposal within weeks, pending congressional action. The plan uses a target price method to guarantee farmers a set US price and may mirror moves for wheat and cotton.
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White House
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United States
Congress
UN faces two front Middle East clash in Security Council and Assembly
At United Nations in New York a split Security Council hesitates to act amid a new Middle East crisis. The United States seeks a council action while Britain pushes for a cease fire. Soviet and nonaligned members oppose vetoes and insist Israel withdraw from 1967 war occupied territories, potentially delaying any formal resolution. The General Assembly planned condemnations against Israel as Egypt and Syria prepared new war front statements.
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Nebraskan killed in Iowa collision Saturday
Fred W. Glosman 44 of Pawn ee City Nebraska died in a car and semitrailer crash four miles west of Washington Iowa on Saturday. Ray Frances of Sigourney drove the pickup that struck the Glosman vehicle. Glosman’s wife Minnie was hurt seriously with facial lacerations and taken to Washington hospital.
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Baby Found Dead in Crib in Scottsbluff Nebraska
An infant two months old was found dead in a crib in Scottsbluff Nebraska. Police say the child apparently slipped between the crib and the mattress and suffocated. Officials withheld the infant's name.
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Four killed in Montana dude ranch shooting
Four people died at a western Montana dude ranch near Ovando after a man, allegedly an escaped patient from an institution, opened fire at the Whitetail Ranch. Authorities issued a first degree murder warrant for Roger Caryl, who fled the scene in a wrecked car. Surviving workers reported an armed assailant entering the ranch house and declaring, Here’s hello from Tex before shooting. The investigation found bodies of two workers, John Moss Miller and Ruby Judd, and the suspect remained at large.
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Americans in Middle East tour reach Greece safely
A group of about 200 Americans Tourists from the Chi area and Lincoln Nebraska reached Greece safely amid fighting in the Middle East. Reverend Rex Bevins of Warren United Methodist Church made calls to arrange shelter and care for the travelers, with custodian Mirnest Moser aiding.
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Middle East
Rex Bevins
Warren United Methodist Church
Mirnest Moser
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