Medicare Plan Affects 330000 North Carolina Elderly
The December ceremony in Governor Moore’s office marked a Medicare agreement with the U.S. Health, Education and Welfare to take effect July 4, 1966. It will provide hospital and physician coverage to residents 65 and older, with beds shortage looming for nursing homes and concerns about hospital capacity nationwide and in North Carolina.
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North Carolina
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Social Security Division
Jacob Koomen
Associated Press
Medicare
Medicare Nursing Centers of America
Raleigh
Terry Sanford
Charlotte
North Carolina Medical Society
The
Medical Society
Congress
Hospital Care Association of
Durham
Hospital Savings Association of
Chapel Hill
Havel
Mrs. Cannon Rites Today
Mrs. Charles A. Cannon 74 who led the North Carolina Society for the Preservation of Antiquities will be buried Friday in Concord. Wife of textile maker, she died Wednesday after years of illness. Survived by husband, two daughters, a son, two sisters and several relatives. Tributes came from Gov. Moore and Dr. Crittenden. funeral at First Presbyterian Church conducted by Dr. Henry and Dr. Morgan.
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Concord
N.C
Charles A. Cannon
North Carolina Society For the Preservation of Antiquities
Cannon
Cannon Mills Inc
J. W. Cannon
The
Taiks
First Presbyterian Church
Stuart Henry
Duke University Divinity School
Crossley Morgan
Ruth Lawise Coltrane
Robert Haynes
Richard Spencer
Portola Valley
Calif
William C. Cannon
Robert Jones
George Benoit
Fredericksburg
Dan Mooreland
Christopher Crittenden
N.C. Department of Archives and History
Kiddies Mixed Up on LBJ and Santa Roles
New York housewife Rose Brown reports kids confuse President Johnson with Santa Claus. Calls intended for the White House arrive at her number 456 1414, same as 212 202 with a digit difference. Johnson says he will handle White House calls. Brown prefers to keep her number.
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New York
America
Johnson
Santa Claus
White House
Rose Brown
Glendale
Queens
Washington
Brown
Ithe Brown
Military orders delay men's clothing deliveries
New York AP reports military orders for uniforms and raincoats will strain textile plants, delaying spring civilian supply. Government orders total about 1.8 million uniforms and 2 million trousers with 400000 overcoats, prompting shifts to military goods and possible two week spring delays. Industry officials say overtime may ease civilian shortages, but fall orders will also be affected.
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New York
Tete Armed Forces
Viet
Defense Department
Donare
Daroff
Uncle Sam
Meee
Ae Eee Daroff
J. P.stevens
South Carolina Chief Justice Satisfactory After Heart Attack
Spartanburg AP reports Chief Justice Claude A. Taylor of the South Carolina Supreme Court is doing satisfactorily after a heart attack at home Monday. Doctors say no complications have developed and he remains seriously ill for several weeks. The report notes medical uncertainty about his condition.
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Spartanburg. S.C
Claude A. Taylor
South Carolina Supreme Court
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Jacques Heim
Paris
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Santa
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Daroff & Sons Inc
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Clarke Printing CO
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