Medicare Benefits Change for Mentally Ill Under 1967 Amendments
Medicare reforms affect mentally ill patients with new lifetime reserve days after the initial 90 days of inpatient care. Provisions also exclude pre entitlement hospital days when continuing psychiatric care, allow studies on drug coverage, and address self administered oral medications for psychiatric patients. Returns to New York and local hospital visits are noted alongside brief social items from Fort Worth and Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley F. Yolles
National Institue of Mental Health
Medicare
Congress
Gilliam Family Weekend Visit From Nacogdoches
Mr and Mrs Don Gilliam and family of Nacogdoches spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Curtis Gilliam in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nacogdoches
Don Gilliam
Mrs
Curtis Gilliam
Happy Birthday to the Hamburger 65 Years On
The hamburger on a bun marks 65 years since its St Louis Exposition debut in 1904 and remains America’s top sandwich. From ancient meat grinding to Salis bury Steak fame, the humble patty evolved with buns onions tomatoes mustard and pickles across coast to coast. Suggestions for festive variations include bacon pineapple coconut mushrooms nuts onions avocado sauerkraut and chives with dill flavors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
St. Louis
Egypt
Hamburg
Baltic Lands
England
Salisbury
James H. Salisbury
TAP Program Gains Legislative Backing Across Texas
TAP promotional efforts across Texas receive unanimous House and Senate resolutions praising the program led by Agriculture Commissioner John C. White. The program promotes Texas Agricultural Products through ads billboards grocery inserts home economics outreach and foreign trade missions to Taiwan Japan Thailand and Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
House of Representatives
Senate
Texas Department of Agriculture
Texas Agricultural Products
W. S. Heatley
Paducah
House
Charles Herring
W. T. Moore
Bryan
Texas Agriculture
John C. White
TAP
Texas
Department of Agriculture
Far East
Taiwan
Japan
Thailand
Australia
Texas Outdoor Advertising Association
Communications Media
Texas Cattle Feeders Association
Comanche 1917 social life and local notes
The Comanche Chief of December 21 1917 reports W H Burton shipped a car of steers to Fort Worth averaging 1014 pounds at 10 cents per pound. It notes the annual Christmas ball and skating rink events, births, marriages, and local sports including a new Cotton Grove girls basketball team. Also mentions deaths, honor roll students, and a visit from Judge J G Kearby. An old 1873 Comanche Chief copy highlights mills, lumber prices, population, churches, lodges, and a planned Masonic Hall and college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Burton
Fort Worth
Kaiser Bill
M. Ward
Sidney
John Robinson
Sipe Springs
Henry Bingham
W. R. Daniel
Cotton Grove
Vera Beene
Estelle Cannon
Reese Mills
Newburg
Hollis de Witt
Comanche
Calvin Bettis
Mexico
Cal Williams
Oakwood
North Carolina
Genral Lee
Eunice Evans
Walter Prater
Langston
J. T. Ferguson
Anna Stewart
J. L. Neeper
San Angelo
Feguson
T. T. Carnes
Sadie Weatherfird
de Leon
Austin
Travis Reed
San Antonio
Ethanelle Ely
Helmleight
Bob Stanton
Charie Nabers
Florida
Army
Quartermaster’s Department
George G. Smith
Ruth Harris
Nadine Jones
Ogden Wetzel
Minnie Dingus
George Hulsey
John Hamby
Nathalie Jessup
Freyd Knight
Luella Carter
Ory Masters
Elizabeth McCrary
Jack Burks
Lydia Courtney
Lois Straley
Mable Walling
J. G. Kearby
Wills Pecint
J. P. Kearby
Geraldo Alen- 20
Beeman
Comanche County
Waco
Odd Fellows Lodge
Organization
of Friends of Temperance
San Francisco Couple Visits Comanche After Wedding
Mr and Mrs Dan Burton recently married in San Francisco California are in Comanche for a brief visit with Mr and Mrs Tom Burton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Burton
San Francisco
California
Comanche
Tom Burton
Barrett kin visit from Waco during July 4th holidays
Amy Barrett granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Jimmy Tucker was in town from Waco to visit friends and relatives during the July 4th holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Barrett
Jimmy Tucker
Waco
Dudley Brothers Holiday Visit in Rockport
Jim and Joe Dudley spent the holidays as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Coleman in Rockport, enjoying the seasonal visit and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Joe Dudley
Rockport
Tom Coleman
College Station family visits Durhams after weekend trip
Dr and Mrs David Ruesink of College Station came down last weekend to fetch their son Chuck who had stayed with Mr and Mrs L C Durham and to visit the Durhams for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Ruesink
College Station
Chuck
L. C. Durham
Durhams
Labor Dept Reports 5.7 Million Jobs Filled in 1968
The Federal State Employment Service placed 5.7 million workers in jobs in 1968. Despite skilled worker shortages, employers overlook many capable people. The Department of Labor urges tapping this talent reservoir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal State Employment Service
Dept. of Labor
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York
E. A. Taylor
J. D. Smoot
T. H. Donald
West Cherokee
Max Johnson
Debbie
Theressa
Wade Davises
James Wilkerson
Lance
D. F. Caraway
Bobby Fields
Pho
Jerry Marcus
Happy
MR. Hamburger
Plains
Corn Belt
Wayne May
Brod Cattle
Inwood Auction
Allen Lee
Mr. Lee
Katherine Fergurson
Charles Schlee
Cindy
Canyon and
Dumas
Canyon
Pioneer Amphitheatre
Palo Duro Canyon
Palo Duro State Park
Lubbock
Herbert Iniitles
W. C. Chilton
Gaston Boykin
Rockport Visitors
S Ac
Rae
Tex
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