Mystery 378 Phone Calls Question DeWitt Claim
Louis E. DeWitt testified before the Public Utilities Commission that 378 calls he says he made are mysteries to him. He paid the General Telephone Co. $1,000 for the calls last year as part of a complaint hearing. A PUC examiner finished hearings and will recommend a settlement.
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Los Angeles
Louis E. DeWitt
de Witt
Public Utilities Commission
The
General Telephone Co
PUC
Commission
Radiologists Plan Separate Billing In Kansas
Kansas radiologists near breaking a hospital billing tradition with separate radiology fees set to start July 1. Dr John W Travis chair of the KS Radiological Society committee says most of 51 certified radiologists will switch, with major medical policies covering radiologists fees like other doctors.
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Topeka
Kansas
John W. Travis
Kansas Radiological Society
Travis
Radiological Service Fee Separation Proposal
In remarks by Travis the proposal aims to separate professional fees from hospital charges for radiological services, clarifying how the current total cost is allocated and ensuring transparency in billing practices. The discussion emphasizes that the intention is to distinguish professional work from facility costs in imaging services.
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Travis
Pope Paul VI and Archbishop Speak on Faith and Men
Pope Paul VI and the Archbishop of Canterbury appeared on Italian television in Rome for a taped program with other religious leaders. They discussed efforts toward Christian unity and shared enthusiasm for steps toward reconciliation.
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Rome
Paul VI
Archbishop of Canterbury
Crippled Boy Aims To Reach 50 Miles In Wheelchair
Sidney Rosenbloom a 16 year old Brooklyn High School student paralyzed from the waist down propelled himself 10 miles in his wheelchair on Wednesday He plans to do 10 miles daily until he completes 50 miles to inspire other crippled kids to believe they can achieve their goals.
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Brooklyn High School
Gift From Texan in Present Total Of KU Donations
Kansas University reports a total of 3.078 million dollars already donated or pledged toward an 18.617 million goal at a KU Council for Progress meeting. Ross H. Forney of Dallas gave 100 thousand to endow professorships and scholarships in engineering and architecture. Forney, a 1912 KU graduate, built the Forney Engineering Company and later sold it. He rose from a sod house birth and Allen County roots to become a major benefactor with ties to Sigma Xi and Tau Beta Pi at KU.
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Kansas University
KU Council For Progress
KU Endowment Association
Ross H. Forney
Dallas
Tex
W. Clarke Wescoe
KU School of Engineering and
Forney
Allen County
Forney Engineering Company
Kansas
la Harpe
Lawrence
Frank O. Marvin
Sigma Xi
Tau Beta Pi
General Electric Company
Schenectady
N. Y
C. P. Steinmetz
Texas Power and Light Company
Dallas Power and Light Company
Mrs Lyndon Johnson Leads Capital Bus Tour in Rain
In a heavy rainstorm in Washington, Mrs Lyndon B. Johnson conducted a bus tour of beauty spots and eyesores with officials and philanthropists. She planted a cherry tree while shielding herself with an umbrella and praised Americans' wish to beautify the nation.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
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