Medical Insurance Revival Fueled By Robert Fairbairn
A revived push for a California state medical insurance program for workers and families surfaces, led by Assemblyman Alfred Song. The bill mirrors Earl Warren’s earlier concept and would require employer contributions, offer free choice of doctors and hospitals, and cover general medical and dental care with a California Health Service Authority setting premiums. The plan allows nonparticipants to join by paying premiums, seeks universal coverage, and compares favorably to private plans in cost.
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SAO
Feather
Democratic Asseblyman
Earl Warren
California
Assemblyman
Alfred Hy Song
Monterey Park
Warren
ISHG
California Health Service Authority
Song
Aleve
Widch
Crusader shot dead on road to Jackson Mississippi
Report of a civil rights march survivor, Moore, killed near a roadside park. Police say an ambush from a parked car caused two bullets to strike in the forehead and neck. Gov. Wallace denounces the act and orders investigations. Baltimore civil rights groups plan a large march from Attala to Mississippi starting June 14.
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Chattanooga - To - Jackson
Moore
Jackson
Roy McDowell
Alabama Department of Public Safety
McDowell
Baltimore
Congress of Racial Equality
Alabama
Mississippi
Attala
Leo Burroughs
Anedeyd
William L. Moore
Attalla
Alt
Annapolis
Burglary Expert Cat Burglar Said to Make It Look Easy
Los Angeles police describe Carliss Jo Erwig as a narcotics addict who boasts of 2000 burglaries over five years and claims to have committed as many as 4000 thefts. The 23 year old says she used a “cat walk” to enter homes and hotels in early morning hours while victims slept. She supported a narcotics habit and family with loot from $1 to $1700 per theft and has been arrested 35 times.
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Tees
Ara Mary
Carlis Joan Exwig
Los Angeles
Buzom
Joan Erwiga
Trunette
Erwig
IST
Duvalier Fires 60 Haiti Army Officers in Purge
President Francois Duvalier dismissed 60 high ranking officers from army command posts across Haiti raising tension as May 15 nears when his term ends. Earlier, four colonels were discharged and Col Charles Turner was shot during arrest while Maj Tony Pierre fled to the Brazilian embassy with his family. Duvalier consolidates civilian militia, aiming to stay in power through 1967.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Duvalier
Republic
Armed Forces General Staff
Meeks
Charles Turner
Safdy
Tony Pierre
Ashon
Deaths blamed on a virulent intestinal organism
Lew Rochelle New Rochelle hospital reported two deaths after routine bone surgeries and a third patient infected. state epidemiology linked it to enterococcus, a rarely deadly intestinal organism, prompting suspension of operations as investigations continued.
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Lew Rochelle
New Roychellé Hospital
State Health Department
Office of Epidemiology
Enterococ
Albrecht
Ales Norton
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Philadelphia
John Slessor
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Tg Ha
Daly
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Long Beach
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Roth
Josiah France
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Senldmoricard
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Orenge
Towa ‘Eatirs
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Besar
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