Medicare Fraud Targeting Elderly Sparks Senate Probe
The Medicare bill draft prompts fraud concerns as con artists pursue seniors over 65. Officials warn about field agents collecting funds in advance and quack cures preying on desperate retirees. Analysts note rising elderly numbers and slim incomes that attract scammers, urging stronger safeguards.
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Sen
Harrison A. Williams
Senate Committee On
Kenneth B. Wilson
National Better Bureau
High Point Faces Work Ahead as Population Grows
The city nears a 100000 population after the 1960 census shows 72218 residents and 16.4 percent growth. Vision and planning are urged to strengthen governance and infrastructure now to support a thriving, orderly future for a potential city of one hundred thousand.
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High Point
Quakers Seek Ways to Move Viet Nam War Debate Forward
Quaker meeting in Philadelphia weighs how to bring Vietnam issue closer to the public table. They praise Richard Critchfield's reports on 600000 refugees and 14 million South Vietnamese, but warn against adopting harsh rhetoric that echoes communist lines. They urge workable solutions and public awareness while noting the risk of unintended crowds and chaos.
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Philadelphia
U. S
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Richard Critchfield
Washington Star
Dren
State Department
Critchfield
Maxwell D. Taylor
Senate
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Betsy Force Reshapes Florida Coast and Earth Crust
The article explains Betsy's vast power with a doughnut shaped hurricane center causing calm at the core while violent winds surround it. It notes tides and atmospheric pressures creating immense stresses on land and sea, and mentions fear of World War III amid India Pakistan tensions and UN calls. Cemetery vandalism gains condemnation and High Point's Powell Bill funds allocation totals 257 124 23 dollars for 1965.
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Atlantic
Florida
Betsy
High Point
Powell
New York City to Fluoridate Water Today
Editorial notes NYC water fluoridation will start today as officials cite medical support and global adoption. Connecticut recently required public waters to be fluoridated with Gov. Dempsey setting a 1967 deadline for compliance amid debates on health benefits and costs.
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Armand D’ Angelo
New York City
N. Y. Times
Connecticut
John M. Dempsey
Fred L. Lose
Eee
Red China outline for world revolution alarms U S leaders
AP report outlines Marshal Lin Piao’s plan urging global revolutions with Red China backing nations like Vietnam. He argues the United States and its allies face a world war style struggle, while warning against direct Chinese entry into Vietnam.
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Washington
Red China
Lin Piao
Mao Tze-tung
Communist Party
Lin
Asia
Africa
Latin America
United States
Pisces Brambeg
U.S
Viet Nam
Advertising Director Seeks Circulation Manager in High Point
The High Point Enterprise advertises for an Advertising Director and a Circulation Manager position. It outlines responsibilities in sales strategy and distribution oversight at the newspaper.
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Business
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