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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1962
Page
4
The piece laments rising medical and hospital charges, blaming insurer and provider abuses. It proposes a year end dividend for honest policyholders and even a 10 percent premium rebate for low usage, arguing money incentives could curb waste and restore fairness in health coverage.
Philadelphia attorney Laurence H Elredge files a $90,000 injury suit in Vernon County Court on behalf of Miles H Truitt Sr against Dr and Mrs Clinton A Hays alleging Ruth Ruthke employed by Dr Hays caused a tree to fall while Truitt attempted to save another man. Truitt sustained severe injuries including the severing and damage of his left arm. The incident occurred October 5, 1961 on the Hays property.
A local Rod and Gun Club session of the hunter safety court was held with instructors Elmer Simpson and Lyle Watron, Paul Hi attending. The weekly meeting of the Sportsmen's organization was also held. Art Cochran presided in Art Knapp's absence. Officers include Ted Wawresko and Robert Wanike. directors listed. A medical claim alleges vascular and nerve injuries affecting function.
The piece criticizes doctors for opposing government oversight and tax funding while delivering care to the aged. It argues the administration’s plan would not pay doctor bills and would offer limited hospital and onsite care, leaving the elderly with potential out of pocket costs. It notes physicians’ societies resist federal oversight and paperwork.
A mimeo letter from Sylvia Kraus at The Carriage Antique Shop 131 East 70 Street New York alleges a worldwide Communist conspiracy and uses arsenic fearmongering. It cites deaths of McCarthy Bridges and Rayburn as false hospitalizations while condemning FBI indoctrination and criticizing public medicine and state control.
James Marlon notes Kennedy convened a 1200 person labor and management meeting and a smaller permanent advisory committee. The large gathering failed to reach concrete results, due to broad generalities and diverging aims, while the smaller committee made progress on automation and bargaining issues.
The jury found Fine not guilty on tax evasion charges after deliberations noted issues in the government case. They agreed salaries paid to Morgan by Newport counted as income, and acknowledged improvements at Loyalville property funded by Newport under 1947 Taft-Harley Act constraints.
Fine and Morgan denied the charges under oath as character witnesses testified to prevent recurrence of an eye ailment. Morgan faced the verdict with arms folded while Fine declared he was happy with his testimony. He and his wife Bernice then left for home to reunite with their sons Jack and Donald, 18.
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