Medical Insurance Plan Is Announced For The Aged
Blue Shield and the AMA announce a low cost medical and surgical plan for people over 65. For as low as 3 dollars a month, eligible seniors gain coverage for medical services, anesthesia, X rays, labs, and nursing home care. Enrollees with higher income may face extra physician charges.
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National Association of Blue Shield
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Auto President Arrested in Disorderly Conduct Case
Sherwood H. Egbert president of Studebaker-Packard was arrested on a disorderly conduct charge after an alleged challenge to a striker outside the South Bend plant amid a UAW picket line. He posted a $50 bond. hearing set in City Court. About 25 pickets watched as a car carrying executives left the plant. C M MacMillan denied any challenge saying the incident was exaggerated.
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Ind
Sherwood H. Egbert
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Egbert
Studebaker-Packard
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C. M. MacMillan
Studebaker- Packard
Tower to keynote Lincoln Day dinner in Independence Kansas
Sen John G Tower Republican from Texas will be main speaker at the Lincoln Day dinner February 12 in Independence Kansas. The event marks the first Lincoln Day observance for the expanded Sun District with 18 counties listed. Gen William Ferguson will deliver the Lincoln eulogy. Other events include luncheons and meetings with Gov John Anderson and lawmakers possible.
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John G. Tower
R-Tex
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U.S. Senate
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Sumner
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William M. Ferguson
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Day Club
John Anderson
Topeka
Frank Carlson
Walter L McVey
Congress
Budget in Brief As Sought by JFK
The fiscal 1963 budget projects a slim $463 million surplus against a $92.5 billion spending plan, with receipts rising nearly $11 billion to $93 billion. It proposes an 8 percent tax credit for new investment, closing tax loopholes, eliminating the 10 percent passenger tax on trains and buses next Jan 1, and adding aviation fuel taxes. Postage rates would boost $592 million, and the temporary debt ceiling would rise by $10 billion to $308 billion to cover the record debt load.
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Weekly Missouri Paper Sold to Wichita Couple
Princeton Post-Telegraph owners Mr. and Mrs. James W. Price sell the weekly, in business since 1901, to Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Sheridan of Wichita. The Sheridans plan to take over February 1, with the Prices remaining until year end. Sheridan has 15 years with Kaiser Aluminum and is a Wichita resident.
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Princeton, Mo
James W. Price
Princeton Post-Telegraph
Donald F. Sheridan
Wichita
Price
Princeton
The
Post
Sheridan
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Sales Inc
A. J. Lindberg
Saline Kan
JFK Seeks Funds for Lead and Zinc Subsidy
Washington AP reports President JFK requests 9.78 million dollars for 1962 and 1963 to finance lead and zinc subsidies under a stabilization program for small domestic producers. An additional 4.88 million is expected to cover pre June 30 needs, with a 4.9 million 1962-63 budget. Payments for zinc would be five percent of the gap between 14.5 cents per pound and the monthly average market price.
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