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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1963

Page

3

Congress Offered JFKs Health Plan

Washington United Press International reports President Kennedy urged Congress to place Medicare for the elderly at the top of the agenda. He outlined a broader health program with funding in the 1964 budget, including hospital and nursing home aid, medical education, and stronger product controls to curb food drug and cosmetic abuses. He warned of air pollution links to heart and respiratory conditions among older people and sought new powers for hearings and enforcement.

Washington UPI Kennedy Congress House Senate Til Burton Ihealth Ff Federal Xid Aulso Aie AMA Percy Hopkins Chicago Uoward

License plate letters cause confusion among drivers

Sheriff Pitchess and other officials pressed the DMV to withdraw faulty 1963 license plates bearing D, O or Q after determining the letters are nearly indistinguishable. Fresno and state sheriffs associations urged action, while DMV Director Bright refused to recall plates. Convicts at Folsom Prison offered no comment.

Pitchess California Peace Officers Association Pont DMV Fresno State Sheriffs Association Evecutive Committee Tom Bright Folsom Prison

Reader's Digest impact on youth trends and parenting views

The piece discusses how surviving excerpts on youth behavior and parental guidance shape perceptions of sports and social trends among boys and girls. It notes emphasis on core athletes, youth readers, and the magazine's influence in American society.

Specife Adve Sea Theads Tex Cole Reader's Digest

Talk With JFK Rome Up-Giuseppe Sara Gat Plans Washington Visit

Giuseppe Sara Gat head of the Italian Right wing Democratic Socialist Party will leave Monday for Washington for talks with President Kennedy, a spokesman said. The trip centers on bilateral relations and pressing political issues.

Rome Giuseppe Saragat Democratic Socialist Party Washington Ek Reaveey

Sliced Missiles Golf Ball Barrage Deterrent

The City Planning Commission authorized a 40 foot barrier along a side yard of the Freeman Fairfield line at 4250 Virginia Rd to shield a family from golf balls. A 20 foot screen proved inadequate and attorney Roy Brown stated pliable nylon will prevent ricochet shots onto neighboring houses.

City Planning Commission Freeman EL Fairfield

AMA Plans Aged Care Program Amid Medicare Debate

The American Medical Association board adopted a program to improve elderly life, urge Kerr Mills law acceptance, and back tax relief and voluntary health insurance. It calls for state Kerr Mills funding, easier eligibility, tax deductions for medical care of seniors, and renewed retirement and employment policies plus community programs for recreation and health.

Chicago API American Medical Association Board of Trustees AMA Kerr- Mills

Spiegel Case Figure Freed

Rudolf Augstein publisher of Spiegel was released from custody in Karlsruhe Germany on Thursday but charges of suspected repair were not dropped. His arrest last October after criticisms of the West German army sparked a political furor ending with the resignation of Defense Minister Franz Josef Strauss. The government charged Spiegel with violating security regulations by obtaining material and printing it.

Karlsruhe Germany UPN Rudolf Augstein Spiegel Augstein Anny Franz Josef Strauss Ymor

U S Assures Japan on Atomic Defenses

U S Deputy Defense Secretary Roswell Gipatric told Japan Broadcasting Corp that the United States has enough nuclear weapons to counter any Communist threat in the Far East. He said the U S deterrent is sufficient to cope with Russia and even China if it becomes a nuclear power.

Tokyo U.S Roswell L Gipatric United States Far East Russia China Gipatric Japan Broadcasting Corp

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