Erie Cites Paragraf Reelection and Campaign Aides
SUSTA Paragraf seeks reelection in a four year term while the Senate remains two years. R Euliano of Erie announces two key aides in a bid for the Erie Crawford Mercer district seat. Franklin S Patton Jr and Jos LaRocca named campaign roles and press director respectively amid Erie County party activity. Four Corry motorists have tied with license violations and transfers.
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Séster
Oe Eeuse Supreme Court
Senate
R. Euliano
Erie Today
Erie-Crawford-Mercer
Franklin S. Patton Jr
Millcreek Township
Jos ; LaRocca
North East
Rela
Opposition To Medicare Shifts as AMA Talks Viet Nam Committees
Dr James Z Appel of Lancaster Pennsylvania told the New York State Medical Society delegates that opposition to Medicare is easing though some spots remain. He said many doctors now accept the need to serve and noted President Johnson asked the AMA to form a small committee to evaluate civil medical services in Vietnam and report back after studying South Vietnam.
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Anew York
James Z. Appel
American Medicalation
pAppel
Lancaster
New York State Medical Society
Southwest
Appel
Johnson
AMA
Vietnam
South Viet Nam
Stork Pays Twin Visit in Ohio Birth Disturbance
In Ohio the Loveland Life Squad assisted Alice Patterson, 35, during an emergency birth. En route to the hospital she delivered a second child, a boy, making this Patterson’s 14th and 15th births. The Life Squad and Patterson’s twins were reported fine.
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Alminnati
Ohio
Loveland
Alice Patterson
Ind
Patterson
Medicare questions answer common concerns in Downt on office
A Downtown Social Security Administration official fields reader questions about Medicare eligibility costs and coverage. The Q and A cover who qualifies, reasons for declining, premium amounts, payment methods, and differences between Plan A hospital coverage and Plan B supplementary medical insurance with dates for when benefits begin and home health services.
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Royal Ernst
Social Security Administration
Medicare Supplement Plan Dental and Home Health Coverage Details
The plan explains limited dental care, covering jaw surgery only if needed by accident or disease. It notes mental health coverage up to 250 dollars yearly, home health benefits with 100 visits per year, and hospital admission requirements depending on plan type. It also outlines radiology tests, radiation therapy, medical equipment rentals, and 80 percent reimbursement of remaining costs after a 50 dollar deductible. It states Medicare covers up to 80 percent of a reasonable charge, with full doctor charges allowed if billed directly, though reimbursement terms vary.
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PIA
Medicare
Funeral expense rule limits state aid in Arizona
Arizona Attorney General Darrell Smith ruled that state welfare funds may cover up to 100 for funeral expenses under age or blind assistance, though he found no explicit statute. He cited New York practice allowing burial items, mourning apparel, flowers, and music. The question arose after Welfare Commissioner John C. Graham queried tribal burial costs.
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Arizona
Darrell Smith
New York Supreme Court
John C. Graham
Dr. Hyde Dies at 95. Penn Greek Historian Remembered
Dr. Walter Woodburn Hyde, 95, longtime Greek and ancient history professor at the University of Pennsylvania from 1910 to 1940, died Tuesday. He previously taught at Princeton, Cornell and the University of Tennessee.
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Hyde
Philadelphia
Walter Woodburn Hyde
University of Pennsylvania
Princeton
Cornell
University of Tennessee
Stolen car mix up on Allegheny College campus
Meadville police solved a misidentified car case after coed Susan Bennett borrowed a 1958 model car owned by Edward Nellis and drove away. The keys fit both cars, and Nellis later returned the vehicle after confirming it wasn't his. Both students apologized and the case was closed.
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Meadville
Allegheny College
Susan Bennett
Hopwood
Edward Nellis
Erie
Nellis
Joseph C. Gordon
William M. Jane Pee
Lice
Gordon
John Holt
Turner
Love Turned To Hate Motives Murder Attempt In Birmingham
Police said a teen-ager Hollis Robison 19 planned revenge for a broken romance by sending a booby trapped Valentine to Nancy Adams 17 a high school cheerleader. The package containing a sawed off shotgun blasted her sister Patricia 13 injuring her foot. Patricia was treated in fair condition at West End Hospital. Robison confessed saying he planned the shooting for two weeks. The case note warned parents to keep away from Vivian whose telephone threats prompted police attention.
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Birmingham
Ala
Hollis Victor Robison
Robison
Wallace
Valentine
Tate
West Guard
Vivian
Jimmy
Patricia
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James M. Adams
Avondale
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