Rising Doctor Fees Blamed For More Charge to Elderly
Washington AP report cites William Hutton of the National Council of Senior Citizens criticizing a premium rise for the Medicare Part B, from $3 to $4 monthly, effective April 1. Hutton accuses Congress of inaction due to doctors' political influence while AMA officials weigh in cautiously. Administration insists no fee setting plans exist though cost growth may outpace living costs.
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National Council of Senior Citizens
Medicare
Hutton
American Medical Association
Administration
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Markets from Bowersock and Harwood and KC livestock
Kansas City wholesale eggs price ranges are listed along with butter flat. Grain prices show wheat at 1.41, yellow corn 1.04, milo 1.71. Livestock futures in Kansas City include hogs, sows and barrows with varied price shifts, cattle and calves showing mixed gains and losses across grades and weights.
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Bowersock Mill
Harwood Market
K. C. Livestock
Kansas City
Deaths and Funerals of Elton Workman Sr and Margaret King
Elton L Workman Sr 60 of Eudora died Friday morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Funeral services will be Tuesday at 10 30 a m at Rumsey Funeral Home Rev Walter E Wray officiating Burial will be Silent City Cemetery DeSoto Survivors include his wife Anna two daughters Joyce Huson of Shawnee and Dottie Workman three sons Elton L Jr Henry L and Eldon Workman a sister Fern Rhodes and 12 grandchildren He was an electro plater for Rival Manufacturing Co in Kansas City Mrs Margaret L King 58 of 1145 Emery Rd died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Graveside services will be at 2 p m in Yates Center Survivors include a daughter Mary Frances Burnett a sister J C Street and a brother C H McCall both of Salina.
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Eudora
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
Walter E. Wray
Silent City
DeSoto
Anna Workman
Joyce Huson
Shawnee
Dottie Workman
Margaret L. King
Emery Rd
Harold Mallett
Yates Center
Mary Frances Burnett
St. Louis
3. C. Street
C. H. McCall
Salina
Canadian diplomat Vincent Massey dies at 80
Vincent Massey, 80, the first native born governor general of Canada and brother of actor Raymond Massey, died in London of pneumonia at King Edward VII's Hospital for Officers. A Canadian government spokesman confirmed the death. Massey served as governor general from 1952 for seven years after falling ill with what appeared to be a cold.
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Vincent Massey
Canada
Raymond Massey
King Edward Vii’s Hospital
Massey
Humphrey Opens Africa Tour in Ivory Coast Welcome
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey began a 12 day trip across nine African nations with a welcoming ceremony in Abidjan lasting through airport crowds and drums. He aims to show Africa peace progress and human opportunity while attending Tubman’s Liberia inauguration and meeting Ivory Coast leaders about economic ties and development.
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Philippe Yace
Ivorian National Assembly
African Development Bank
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U.S. Treasury Department
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Memorial Hospital Births and Dismissals List
Memorial Hospital in Sunflower Village reports births and dismissals. Names include Barbara Freed Lois Moore Emma Randel and others with addresses in Sunflower Village Eudora DeSoto and Baldwin. A birth is recorded for Mr and Mrs James C Mc Daniels in Baldwin on Friday.
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Sunflower Village
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Lois Moore
Wellington
Emma Randel
Eudora
Andrew J. Barber
Gertrude Robertson
W. 9Th
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DeSoto
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John L. Jackson
Maple
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Larry Hamm
James C. McDaniels
Baldwin
Friday
Firemen Busy Friday After Six Days Without Fires
Firemen answered three calls Friday with two minor blazes and one major house fire at 1002 Tenn. St causing 5600 in damage to the structure and contents. Cause listed as possible faulty fireplace. Home owned by Betty Shewn, Kansas City, occupied by KU students Richard Galler Kirk John Granstedt Ed Osborn. ten firefighters, three rigs, and the chief responded. Other runs included a car fire at 636 Ala St with no damage and a shed fire at 19th B Street east of the Humane Society with no damage.
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Betty Shewn
Kansas City
Richard Galler
Kirk
John Granstedt
Ed Osborn
Kansas University
Ala, St
Humane Society
Garrison Subpoenas 3 Witnesses in JFK Death Probe
Dist Atty Jim Garrison subpoenas Loran Hall Lawrence Howard Jr and Thomas Beckham to testify before the Orleans Parish grand jury on February 1 and 2 as material witnesses. Hall denied knowing anyone linked to the assassination and will fight the subpoena. Beckham, who says he worked as a Garrison investigator in 1962, refuses to return to New Orleans.
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Kernville
Calif
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Elmonte
Los Angeles
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Omaha
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Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
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Howard
Mexico
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Universal Life Church
Mark Adams
City Mishap Friday Police Report Conveys Accident
A Friday 4 56 p m collision near 18th and La Sts involved Lorraine Ew ing 41 of 1508 W 2nd St Terr and Stephen I Peine 18 of 345 Kan St. Damages totaled 345 for the Ewing car and 200 for the Peine vehicle.
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Stephen I. Peine
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Ewing Auto
Peine
No Fall Injuries Amid Slippery Lawrence Ice
Residents report no major injuries from ice on Lawrence streets and sidewalks while area cities record minor slips. Lawrence Memorial Hospital says no injuries have been reported, despite slick conditions and scattered slips nearby.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Plane Crash Near Denver Involving Wichita Residents
Federal investigators probe a single engine Cessna 210 that lost power on approach and plummeted into a northeast Denver yard near Stapleton. A Wichita judge Daniel D. Dwyer and two passengers, Robert Brown and his wife Terry, escaped unharmed as utility lines sparked and blacked out several city blocks.
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Cotp
Federal Aviation
Wichita, Kan
Daniel D. Dwyer
Sedgwick County Court of Common Pleas
Robert Brown
Wichita
Terry
Dwyer
Stapleton
Edward Ehrich
Ehrich
Dwyers
Dwyer Pilot's Magneto Repair Follows Ski Weekend in Colorado
The Weather Elsewhere friend reported Capt Ray Hodge of the Sedgwick County sheriff's office arriving at Sta pleton just before Dwyer's attempted takeoff. Dwyer claimed the plane had a prior power failure on a Wichita departure but landed within runway limits. Mechanics patched the magneto after about three hours. The judge and the Brown couple were in Colorado for a Vail weekend of skiing.
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Ray Hodge
Hodge
Stapleton
Dwyer
Wichita
Brown
Colorado
Vail
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