AMA President Elect Backs Medicare Plan at Conclave
AMA President Elect Dr James Z Appel urged full doctor participation in Medicare during his inaugural AMA speech in New York He warned against non participation and pressed for active involvement in drafting rules and ensuring patient care remains the priority at the annual convention.
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Chicago Girds For Another Demonstration
Chicago authorities gird for possible re sumption of traffic stalling sit ins by protesters opposing the rehiring of a school official they accuse of integration bias. Capt. Robert Lynskey said police will be ready with officers in City Hall basement and vans around the Loop as demonstrators plan marches Monday.
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Burglary Report At Bennetts Paints Store
Las Vegas police investigated a Friday night burglary at Bennetts Paints, 1919 Industrial, where $125 in currency disappeared from an empty paint can in a file cabinet. The thief used a rooftop vent to enter through an 18 by 11 inch opening, dropping to the floor, with checks left behind. Detec tives were told by Frank Farley of 2750 Bonanza Road.
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Hollywood Publicist to Wed Singer Jane Powell in Sydney
Film and public relations man Jim Fitzgerald will marry singer Jane Powell in a Waveside chapel at Sydney. Powell is on a singing tour and Fitzgerald announced the wedding plans a week from Sunday.
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Bombs explode in Bogota injure no one damage
Four home made bombs explode at different Bogota sites causing about 8500 in property damage. No injuries reported. One blast destroys a car owned by Col James S Augerman of the American Air Mission in Colombia. In Paris the Beatles arrive to begin their first tour abroad amid controversy over royal honors.
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British Klan Threats Target Patrick Gordon Walker Home
The British Ku Klux Klan threatened to nail a burning cross to the front door of former Foreign Secretary Patrick Gordon Walker. Police said a temporary patrol guarded his North London home Saturday night and continued Sunday.
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Warrior Women Unearthed in Scythian Tombs Near Kiev
Ukrainian archeologists uncover graves of warrior women in ancient Scythian tombs in Borispol and Nikopol regions. Gold ornaments necklaces clay items and beads were found beside the remains in excellent preservation.
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Congress Faces Lax Week As Johnson Signs Excise Cut
Congress plans a light week after approving a $4.7 billion excise tax cut that President Johnson will sign on Monday. Key action: House vote on a Senate bill requiring health warnings on cigarette packs while delaying broad ad warnings for three years. Senate Finance Committee reconsiders elderly health care changes under Social Security.
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