Senate Panel Probes Quackery Targeting the Aged
A three day Senate Aging Committee hearing chaired by Sen Pat McNamara examined quackery and fraud in food and drug claims. AMA and Arthritis Foundation spokesmen warned Americans spend hundreds of millions on ineffective cures hurting health and pockets.
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Athlete Walsh Reflects on Pain and Tax Return Surge
Walsh speaks of lingering pain and considering treatment while criticizing exploitation. An Internal Revenue Service projection notes 100 million returns in 1962 with expected increases to 113 million by 1970 and 135 million by 1980.
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Christmas Mailing Tops History for Tenth Region Posts
The 1962 Christmas period saw the Tenth Region covering Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma process over 250 million pieces in the seven largest offices, up 4.7 percent. Delivery mail rose 2.7 percent supported by 6 110 fewer carrier hours, saving about 148000 to taxpayers while temporary help dropped to 1338 from 2659.
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