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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1960
Page
12
Oswald Jacoby explains selective rule breaking in bridge with a hand example. He shows that covering honors and third hand high can be wrong when a better line exists, illustrating how strategic deviations yield extra diamond and heart tricks while managing the club finesse.
Washington insiders project Congress will approve a medical care plan for the aged. Republicans favor a federal state shared system, while Democrats push a Social Security administered program. With Democrats controlling Congress, a health insurance expansion seems likely, though opposition aims to soften a possible Eisenhower veto.
A proposed program would fund 90 days of hospitalization for seniors 68 and over receiving Social Security. It would be compulsory and probably raise Social Security taxes slightly, with general tax revenues paying coverage for non Social Security seniors. The proposal faces a veto risk, but White House history suggests a veto is unlikely.
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