Saskatchewan Doctors Refuse Mediation in Law Conflict
Saskatchewan doctors reject mediation as tensions flare over a provincial compulsory medical care law. Government recruiting abroad faced criticism while emergency services continue at 60 percent of beds. regional agreements and a court challenge loom amid protests and talks of a special legislature session.
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E. W. Barcoles
Canada
Kinzel
H. D. Dalgieish
College of Physis
College of Physicians
Surgcians
Saskatch
Keepewan
Dalgleish
Yorkton
Dalgiesh
Atj Katchewan
Lloyd
Begina
Hei
The
Medical Care Commission
Bet
Saskatoon
Keep-Our-Doctors
James A. Forrester Sorew
University of Saskatchein
U.S
Moraie
Jack Kinzel
Government Medical Care Commission
Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons
Saskatchewan
British Medical Association
Woodrow
Cansida
J. H. Brockelbank
A D. Kelly
Teronts
Canadian Medical Association
Brockelbank
Wreckage Submarine Continued from Page One
In a taped interview with Sen. Hugh Scott Jackson said the expanding Soviet nuclear underwater flotilla will push expansion of the U S Polaris fleet. He forecast Polaris program completion by end of 1964 or early 1965 and possible increase in total.
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Jackson
Hugh Scott
Kennedy Family Plane Trip Reported With Elevators and Pool
Miss Ann Gargan, President's cousin, joined the Kennedy party aboard Caroline the family plane. Dr Henry Betts from the institute and hospital nurses were aboard, along with longtime Kennedy nurse Miss wella Hennessey awaiting at home. An elevator was installed in the large house used by the former ambassador each summer, and a heated swimming pool suitable for therapy was added to the lawn.
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Ann Gargan
Capa
Kennedy
Henry Betts
Institute
Wella Hennessey
U N Ready to Aid Berlin Settlement Efforts
Thant, ending a three day European tour, said the UN stands ready to help big powers implement a Berlin settlement. Any transfer of UN institutions or role hinges on prior agreement by the United States, Britain, France and Russia.
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Cyrille Adovla
Thant
U.N
Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Nevada Atmosphere Test Marks Cold War Milestone
Atomic era activity continues as Camp Mercury hosts a Sunday atmospheric shot, Nevada’s first since 1958 with the United States Great Britain and the Soviet Union in a halted testing agreement. Recent Pacific tests followed by forty two announced underground blasts in Nevada since last September. Reports say Ft. Lewis soldiers may arrive for secret maneuvers as tanks move by Las Vegas.
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Camp Mercury
Nevada
United States
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Pacific
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Las Vegas
Riot at mental hospital ends with minimal disturbances
A riot at a self contained maximum security ward left the facility quiet for three hours with one minor disturbance quickly subdued. Authorities said escape was nearly impossible as armed officers ringed the building. No patients were believed to have firearms. improvised weapons were furniture pieces. Hospital administrator R. B. Baylor cited general dissatisfaction among ward patients as the riot’s cause.
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Mental Hospital
R. B. Baylor
Tax Cut Favored by Chamber Leaders in Brief Remarks
The chamber released a letter from J. Kirk Eads, finance and taxes manager, stating the tax cut recommendation came from the member's Committee on Taxation and was endorsed by the board. Sen. Tenry M. Jackson suggested a tax cut if the stock market declines, instead of revising taxes, effective January first.
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Chamber
J. Kirk Eads
Department On Finance
Byrd
Mamber
Committee On Taxation
Tenry M. Jackson
Congress
Detonation tests near Christmas Island face repeated failures
Two earlier attempts to detonate a device exceeding one million tons of TNT ended in failure due to missile troubles. Twenty four detonations have been announced in the U S Pacific series, all at Christmas Island southeast of Johnston Atoll, with most explosions occurring at low altitudes from aircraft, per the report on page one.
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U.S. Pacific
Christmas Island
Johnston
United Nations Resolutions Against Disarmament Debate
Jackson argued that while resolutions push for disarmament, the world cannot accept total and complete disarmament given current realities. He noted intellectual distance in many UN measures and the need to face today’s world as it is.
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United Nations
Jackson
Doctors cash upfront fees and partial reimbursements rise
Patients must pay doctors in cash and seek refunds from a fund after doctors raise charges. The new policy may reimburse only part of the bill, leaving patients with larger outlays and uncertain recovery.
Officers Say Viet Nam Action Fouled Up
Viet Nam dispatch quotes officers criticizing the local handling of the war effort. They fault strategic decisions, advocate greater use of indigenous troops, and urge shifting training and field roles from U.S. Special Forces to South Vietnamese units.
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Vietnam
Pease
Rosson
Cathoic Church
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Diem
Special Forces
Arenind
Alhhough
Cathol
Cruis
Chamizal dispute sparks El Paso Mexico boundary talks
A Chamizal land transfer could ignite a fiery issue in El Paso and Texas as Presidents Kennedy and Lopez Mateos urge a complete solution. They indicate both sides may yield ground while avoiding further legal wrangling to resolve the dispute over the 1911 arbitration award and a Mexican claim tied to changes in the Rio Grande.
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Mexico
Chamizal
Texas
Kennedy
Lopez Mateos
Mexico City
United States
Rio Grande
Gulf of Mexico
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