28 May 1962
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1962
Page
1
Harrisburg AP report notes Democrats launch Progress program to review leadership with 120 statewide meetings. Republican State Chairman George Bloom condemns use of state money and time for public praising events.
Miles A Buell has been named Promotion and Public Relations Director for Idlewild Park and Story Book Forest in Ligonier announced by C K Macdonald. He will continue as picnic representative, a post held since joining three years ago. A Laughlintown resident, Buell served in World War II and later worked as a reporter for the Ligonier Echo and Johnstown Tribune Democrat before moving to the papers' Circulation Department in 1953 to handle promotion and public relations and serve as District 1 Manager.
Republicans report mail against Kennedy Medicare plan. Goldwater cites 3 to 1 opposition in New York and 5 to 1 in California. Javits backs modified financing. Curtis and Ribicoff defend no federal hospital control. Public reaction seen as weaker than White House hoped.
The National Broadcasting Co. canceled a Sunday program featuring an American Medical Association spokesman Dr. Neal Annis of Miami due to a scheduling clash with astronaut Malcolm Scott Carpenter's news conference. Annis would appear later on Meet the Press to discuss President Kennedy's proposal for aged care under Social Security, which the AMA opposes.
Floyd Miller editor of the Waynesburg Democrat Messenger died of a heart attack at his home Sunday at age 77. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday in Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, according to AP.
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