Bold New Concept In Educational Process Tested
The South Florida Education Center in Fort Lauderdale experiments with a longer school year and day, master teachers, combined grade levels, and individualized pacing from kindergarten through 12th grade. Nova High School will serve 7–12 with modular, college-style buildings and extensive independent study.
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G. K. Hodenfield
Fort Lauderdale
Fila
South Florida
Myron L. Ashmore
Ashmore
Arthur B. Wolfe
Florida
Wolfe
New High School
Nova High School
United States
Medical Aid Controversy Pushes Kennedy Ahead of Congress
President Kennedy plans a Madison Square Garden rally May 20 to press the King Anderson medical care bill for the elderly. The proposal would fund hospital care up to 90 days with copayments and higher payroll taxes, while Kerr Mills aids already run in 23 states.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kennedy
New York
King-Anderson
American Medical Association
White House
Ama
House
Ways and Means
Congress
King Anderson
Kerr-Mills
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Mills
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Sen
Clinton M. Anderson
D-N.m
Cecil
Anderson
King
D-Calif
Massachusetts
Michigan
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
West Virginia
West Virginia Medical Association
D. E. Greenwitch
John McCormack
D. Mass
Leonard Larson
Ways and Means Committee
American Hospital Association
AHA
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Alleghany
National Physicians’ Guild, Inc
Pittsburgh
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
Health Insurance Institute
United States
National medical care debates color US policy fights
European models in Sweden Great Britain and West Germany show universal coverage while the United States considers Kerr Mills King Anderson plans. The AMA and others oppose socialized medicine arguing risk to professional freedom and costs rise. supporters cite rising elderly needs and Kennedy era projections.
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Sweden
Great Britain
West Germany
United States
King-Anderson
American Medical Association
Leonard W. Larson
Bismark
N.D
AMA
Secretary of Health and Welfare
Kennedy
King Anderson
Curtis
Congressional
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
UDC Observes Confederate Memorial Day Ceremony
Members of the High Pot chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy held a Confederate Memorial Day ceremony at Oakwood Cemetery. The pledge, a flag salute, and banners at the Confederate monument opened the observance. Mrs. Bruce Carroway Sr. led prayer, and poetry was read before the graves of Confederate veterans were decorated.
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
Oakwood Cemetery
United States
Confederacy
Confederate Monument
Quakers Launch Private Peace Corps for Hearts and Homes
Philadelphia volunteers, many pacifists and a few non Quakers, fund a small private Peace Corps style effort. The VISA program sends 40 volunteers to eight countries, with 25 more planned, focusing on building, education and health as a nonmilitary humanitarian project.
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Little Peace Corps
Kennedy
Peace Corps
Eric W. Johnson
Johnson
Germantown Friends School
Philadelphia
American Friends Service Committee
Religious Society of Friends
Quakers
Spei
U.S
High Point Graduate Retiring From Duke Medical Center
Miss Jaimie Ni block a Duke University Medical Center nursing staff member since 1930 retires after 32 years as head nurse in Obstetrics and Gynecology. A Guilford General Hospital School of Nursing graduate she previously worked at Columbia Hospital for Women and Lowery Hospital.
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King-Anderson
Kerr- Mills
Rep
Duke King
Cleveland
N. Ty
Durham
Jaimie Niblock
Duke University Medical Center
Rowan County
Duke Hospital
Miss Niblock
Guilford General Hospital School of Nursing
High Point
Duke
Columbia Hospital For Women
Washington, D.C
Lowery Hospital
Salisbury
Duke Department
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Sen. Anderson
the Outlook
Rep. King
UDC
U.S. Peace Corps
Ann Fiero
Manhasset
N.Y
Oberlin
Karigiri
South
Inaia
Helen Tyson
Summit
N.J
Wellesley
Tanganyika
tSeetmee Wee
Garry Thomas
Newton
Anthony Henry
Houston
Tex
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