AMA Not on Trial Doctors Tell JFK AMA Not on Trial
Chicago report of President Kennedy clashing with the American Medical Association over the King Anderson bill and Social Security. Kennedy challenges AMA to set the record straight while AMA officials defend past actions, stressing the bill, not the AMA, is the issue.
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JFK
Chicago
Larson
Kennedy
AMA
Wss
U S
Tatement
IMA
Congress
House of Delegates
AMA House of Delegates
City Scooter Car Crash Leaves Minor Injuries
Nick Walsh, 1701 Montyion Reg., sustained cuts after a scooter car collision at sth St and Mh Ave at 9:52 pm on Tuesday. Steven G. Fran cis of TL drove the scooter. the 1854 sedan was driven by Sueya MM. Peterson at 2333 Lith St. Rd with $3 damage to the scooter. the car sustained no damage. Two additional noninjury accidents reported on Greeley streets Tuesday involved Lois V. Gib], Grover, a 1999 sedan, and Andres Quesada with $30. later Adam Hamburg and Ellen Amy Cheney with $100 and $350 respectively.
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Nick Walsh
Montyion Reg
Sth St
Mh Ave
Tesday
Walsh
Totor
Steven G. Francis
Sueya
Greeley Streals
Time
Jocnson
Ge- Neles
Lois V. Gib
Kitte
Grover
Atdras Quesada
Pbleren
Dt Ave
Wath St
Adam Hamburg
Idth St
Ellen Amy Cheney
Jury expected in $25,791 wrongful death suit
In District Court here the taking of evidence in the $25,791 damages suit brought by Mrs. Imogenes Bickel of Grealey against Charles D B and Dorothy Louise Anderson of Grealey was completed about 12:30 p.m. Wednesday. Judge Roscor Pile recessed the bid and said trial to a six-person jury would resume at 1:30 p.m. The case concerns the alleged wrongful death of Bickel's daughter Lyndan Bickel, a Grealey High School sophomore, who died January 24, 1961, from injuries in an automobile collision on 4th Street near Eth Avenue, involving a car driven by Roeney Ray Winkle of Steam Boat Springs. The other vehicle was driven by Mrs. Anderson.
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Imogenes Bickel
Grealey
Charles DB
Dorothy Louise Anderson
Greeley
Roscor Pile
Tellerson County
Wall Street Advances Amid Mixed Trading In Late Session
The Dow Jones edged higher with a 4.5 million share day as gains spread from small to several-point climbs. IBM and General Electric led modest advances while Chrysler and Ford posted near two-point gains, amid a broad mix across industry leaders and bonds holding steady.
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ED Morse
NEW York (Ap
Mackal
Kaw Bas
Marland
Standard & Poor
IBM
Dult Font
Polaroid
Bon Jones
Lilian
Industries
Woolworthy
General Electric
Ford
International Hervester
Amerada
Magnavox
Chrysler
General Molors Nore
New Jersey
Jones & Laughlin
Goodrich
Boeing
American Tobacco
American Stock Exchange
Eighteen Exit In Early Session Of National Spelling Bee
Eighteen contestants were eliminated in the first session of the 11th annual national spelling bee held in a downtown hotel ballroom. After 392 words, a lunchtime recess was taken as 70 finalists prepare for the next rounds with prize money totaling 5200 and a first prize of 1000 plus a New York City trip.
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Washington
Woxlay
Janet Silverblatt
Coral Gables
Fla
Janet
Lonliest
Karen McComas
Ridman
Ohio
Smaragdine
John Capehart
Talza
Okla
Ilniols
New York City
U.S
Cash Grain Prices and Market Update Kansas City Cash Grain
The report shows cash grain prices for corn oats soybeans and barley with mixed and sample grades. Corn No 2 yellow 1.17 and 1.06 in sample grades. oats No 2 extra heavy white 7.148. soybeans No yellow 2.52 percent. soybeans held 4 lower for July at 2.46 and soybeans price 2.46 2. The summary notes various price quotes for barley wheat and oats with declines and lower quotes in the Kansas City cash market and futures.
Local Market Prices and Commodity Notes
Market list shows June 2 corrected figures for beans and oats. No. 1 Pinto Beans and No. 2 Pinto Beans appear with weights and butterfat, while wheat, barley, and eggs are noted with quality descriptors. Heavy hens, light hens, and medium to large eggs are listed with unspecified prices.
Denver Nurses Get Higher Starting Salaries
The Metro Napolitan Denver Council of Hise Hospitals announced an increase in starting salaries for 32 professional nurses from $32 to $50 per 4350 month, lifting general day nurse pay from about $120 a month at most Denver River area hospitals since 1960.
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Denver
Denver Council of
Hise Hospitals
Wed
den- River Area
City Rejects Sale of Two Parking Lots in Greeley
City council debated selling its two downtown lots to Karlun Corp. amid parking needs and proposed off street parking rules. Members opposed current appraisal and favored bidding with building and parking constraints, with Gregory withdrawing earlier motion after broader discussion.
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Iden
Robert MM. Gilbert
Sterling
Ith Ave
10Th St
Karawsky
Eth St
Bean
Gilbert
Cafines
Gordon Rissler
Greeley
Clair Somerville
Ite
Ole Kirk
Somerville
Rissler
Karowsky
Marlun Corp
Katomsky
Karlun
Charles A. Gregory
Gregory
Richard Brown
Robert Deerington
Elks Lodge
Lincoln Park
Berringlay
Soviet Bloc Leaders Gather in Moscow
Soviet bloc premiers and party chiefs from seven European nations attend a Moscow meeting to discuss economic woes, agriculture, and the growing power of Western Europe’s common market. Albania is absent. China observed. foreign ministers not present. Meat and butter price hikes aim to fund farm machinery and fertilizer plants, signaling broader strains in bloc agriculture amid poor harvests in Poland and East Germany.
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Preston Grover
Moscow
APJ
Soviet Bloc
Wester Europe
Mongolia
Red
China
Observ
Albania
Alania
Litlle
Adriatic
Krentlio
Ttis
Une
Parva
Soviek
Bulier
Soviet Union
Europe
Poland
East Germany
City to list downtown curbs and sidewalks for repair
City Council Monday night directed City engineer Morvil Miller to prepare a list of downtown property owners with defective curbs and sidewalks. Miller cited numerous sections in poor condition posing danger to pedestrians and estimated about one tenth of downtown curbs and sidewalks requiring repairs amid rising cement repair costs. The council plans to require owners to fix issues after the list is submitted. unrelated commentary on private enterprise and communism follows the core item.
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Morvil Miller
Miller
Evelen Pieapht
Alillor
Equniel
Wesk
Soviet Union
Market power and transit shifts in wartime cities
Fragmentary report notes a Comions Market scene with rising power and self sufficiency. The piece mentions public transit in Communist countries and references muskets and downtown fare changes, with hints of wartime economic reorganization.
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Toronto
Czechoslovakia
AFA Graduates Hear Vice President Johnson
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo AP President Johnson said at the AFA commencement that victory and freedom arise from steadfast effort not sudden luck. He urged resolve against temporary anger and praised the troops serving in Europe and the Far East as 297 graduates received bachelor of science degrees and 21 earned second lieutenants’ commissions.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Jbrauht
Lydon B.shape
Johnson
Cal
Excel
Delelser
U.S
Air Force
Thelzald
Normandy
Europe
Unif
Far East
Thailand
Nuclear test fired at Nevada site in new series
Washington AP reports the Atomic Energy Commission detonated another underground nuclear blast at the Nevada test site. It is the 30th announced test in the current series, described as less than 20 kilotons in force.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Wednisi
3Uth
Fascists and Jews Clash in Rome During Campaign
In Rome, extra police halted two nights of street clashes between Fascists and Jews. Six civilians and several police were hurt Monday night, and two more youths and five officers wounded Tuesday as tear gas was used. The fights occurred during a municipal campaign ahead of Sunday elections. Italian Social Movement campaign cars entered the former ghetto area, sparking mob action. officials later said the drivers lost their way and the cars strayed into the quarter.
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Jewi
H Quinter Ofer
Italian Social Movement
Italy
Ates
Jattis
Penvel
Funeral for Jessie Leet Kirby Held in Evans
Funeral services for Jessie Leet Kirby 33 of 902 Idaho Evans will be held Thursday at Macys Drawing Room Sunset Memorial Gardens. New York U S imports of vim ail yielded the largest tonnage in years in 1961.
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Jessie Leet Kirby
Idaho
Evans
Macys
Sunset Memorial Gardens
New York
U.S
Kennedy Urges West Point Grads to Deter Crises
President Kennedy spoke at West Point 1962 commencement urging cadets to be ready to defend freedom and help deter crises worldwide. He noted graduates will face greater opportunities and responsibility and granted a brief amnesty to at least 20 cadets. The president received an honorary membership and departed from Stewart AFB after delivering a brief address to the new officers.
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Whitney Shoemaker
West Point
N.Y
API
Kennedy
Millay “Academy
Army
U.S
Adudson
Ite
Elie
Nally Shack
He Haniel
Ucoh
Doin H. Fagan
Northampton
Mass
Washington
Stewart Air Force Base
White Mouse
Gessner Ruled Mentally Ill in Nuclear Secrets Case
A federal judge ruled ex-soldier George John Gessner mentally ill and unable to stand trial on nuclear secrets charges. He is to receive treatment at the U S Medical Center in Springfield Missouri. Gessner formerly deserted Fort Bliss Texas in 1960 and met a prior sentence at Fort Leavenworth Kansas.
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Kansas City
Kan
APA
George John Gessner
Arthur J. Stanley Jr
Gessner
U.S. Medical Center
Springfield
Homesl Pa
Mexico City
Nec
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Ft. Leavenworth
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the Tribune
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AFA
Nev
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AML
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12Th St
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Hatch
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