Doctors Protest Medical Plan For Canadians
Saskatchewan physicians strike as the Socialist government launches North America’s first large compulsory medical insurance plan. About 700 private doctors closed offices across the province of 925 000, offering only emergency care via 240 volunteer doctors at 34 hospitals. A fatal infant death from Usherville highlights medical crisis amid the walkout.
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North America
Carl Derhousoff
Usherville
Yorkton
Medical Care Commission
Britain
National Health ‘Service
Coats
Soviet Economy Conference Draws Noted Scholars at KU
The first major conference of global experts on Soviet agriculture will take place September 20 to 22 at Kansas University. Participants include Dr Naum Jasny Dr Lazar Volin and Alec Nove as well as Roy Laird who will direct the event. The gathering aims to reach a consensus on the health of the Soviet system amid agricultural and peasant issues.
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Kansas University
Naum Jasny
Stanford University
Food Research Institute
Lazar Volin
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Alec Nove
London School of Economics
Rose Morgan
Roy Dpd
Laird
Khrushchev
United States
Weekend Rush of Accidents Sends Several to Hospital
A busy weekend of mishaps sent numerous people to Lawrence Memorial Hospital emergency room. Injuries ranged from dog bites and falls from a locomotive to burns, cuts, and fractures. Names and ages of several patients are listed with locations, including incidents on July 1 and over Sunday.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Dave Morgan
1300
Tenn
Ee Cochran
Alay
Gary’ Thomas
R. I. St
C. L. Grandstaff
Tecumseh
Tom McCready
University Dr
Jack English
Cathy Johnson
W. 19Th St. Terr
Roy Steely
Basehor
Mark Smith
Ottawa
Jeffrey’ Hart
Eudora
Jarilyn Tryon
W. 22Nd St. Terr
Marjorie Reddington
Linwood
Kenneth Messenheimer
W. 20Th St. Terr
Tom Howell
W. C. Smith
Lecompton
Ahorse
Malcom Willis
Grant Aids Sensory Disease Center Planning At KU Medical Center
The Health, Education and Welfare Department approved a $19,273 grant for Kansas University Medical Center to plan a center for treating sensory diseases. The agency notified Senator James P. Pearson of the grant today.
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Washington
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Kansas University Medical Center
James P. Pearson
R-Kan
Pony Show At Fairgrounds Draws Large Crowds Over Weekend
9 200 fly Darrel Hanks Springfield Mo Jim Babb up Roadster Bulla Bulla H H Hudkins Oklahoma City Delton Armstrong up There were no qualifiers for the fine harness stake competition Thursday night's pony show at the Fairgrounds drew an estimated 1500 Legion officials Friday night's audience was about 9000 Then a banner 3200 turnout Saturday followed by about 2500 Sunday night Dick Hadley Oklahoma City pony and saddle horse judge Roy Burkholder Sedalia Mo walked horse judge
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Darrel Hanks
Springfield
Jim Babb
Roadster
Bulla Bulla
H. H. Hudkins
Oklahoma City
Delton Armstrong
Fairgrounds
Legion
Dick Hadley
Roy Burkholder
Sedalia, Mo
Fireworks Safety Upbeat As July 4 Brings Rush
Fireworks splash across town as safety officials hope injuries stay low. A 10 year old girl required hospital care for a hand burn from a firecracker. Police report few complaints but two youths were cited for throwing firecrackers at vehicles.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
The
Journal-World
Bill Cox
Gray Named State Democratic Treasurer Candidate
Gray, longtime Richland resident and promoter of the “small city” image, received national attention for his efforts. He is active in the Wakarusa Watershed Board and honored by the American Legion as outstanding citizen. His wife is Kansas Democratic National Committeewoman. Marshall Gardner proposed drafting Gray for the post amid party discussions. Douglas County Democrats cast 1,329 votes in 1958 and 1,839 in 1960 for secretary of state, with statewide totals of 98,892 and 136,654 respectively.
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Richland
Gray
Inmge
American Legion of
Douglas County
Students Arrive For KU Camp
About 230 junior high music students arrived at Kansas University for a two week Midwestern Music and Art Camp. Tryouts began this morning and rehearsals followed this afternoon. The junior high concert is set for Saturday July 14 at 3 p m in the University Theatre.
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Kansas University
Russell Wiley
University Theatre
James Hardy
Wichita
Loren Crawford
Lewis and Templin Halls
Get the Journal World at Your Summer Address
Ady advertises a phone order service for the Journal-World delivery at a summer address with a code V13 1000. The notice promotes subscribing or updating delivery details through a toll free or local phone contact.
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Journal-World
Death Row Escape Fails at San Quentin
Six condemned murderers on San Quentin prison death row launched a break for freedom using a hacksaw blade to sever bars and seize guards weapons. After slugging Sgt. Roy Kardell and Guard C. L. Deatrick, they faced heavy steel doors tear gas and a vigilant cordon, ending in solitary confinement with no escape.
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Calif
Roy B. Kardell
C. L. Deatrick
Luis Moya
Augustine Baldonado
Moya
Ventura
Elizabeth Duncan
Duncan
Corona
Clyde Bates
Manuel Chavez
Willard Winhoven
David Bickley
Deatrick
Kardell
Chavez
Death Row
Kiwanis distribute safety brochures in Lawrence
Lawrence Jayhawk Kiwanis Club handed out more than 3 500 safety brochures Sunday afternoon at traffic intersections from 3 to 5 pm. The fact sheet cites 548 traffic deaths in Kansas last year due to driver violations, with speed responsible for 163 deaths, wrong side passing 121 and alcohol 98.
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Lawrence Jayhawk Kiwanis Club
Civic Club
Kansas
Two Wrecks Involve Five Cars Sunday
Two traffic accidents Sunday caused nine hundred dollars in damage. The Clinton Lone Star road collision involved two cars driven by Henry H. Asher and Cecil Miller. A separate three car crash at 4th and Perry Street injured no one and involved Donald A. Miller Venera Parker and Oscar Mayhugh Jr.
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Henry H. Asher
Vt. St
Cecil Miller
Lecompton
4Th
Perry Sts
Donald A. Miller
Perry
Venera Parker
Oscar Mayhugh Jr
Wherry Satisfactory After Major Surgery at Lawrence
Neal M. Wherry principal of Lawrence High School remained in satisfactory condition this afternoon after undergoing major surgery at Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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Neal M. Wherry
Lawrence High School
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Vacation Pak Service Ad Offers All-Inclusive Plan
Advertisement notes a World Journal feature promoting a Vacation Pak service with no extra charge. The plan appears to bundle travel options and inclusions without additional fees. It markets convenience and value through an all-in-one package concept.
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Journal- World
City paving on East 15th and 19th Streets eyed by commission
City Commission sets Tuesday 3 p m agenda at City Hall with plans to pave East 15th and 19th Streets at city cost for the added four feet of width. Adjacent landowners would pay 80 percent up to 27 feet. protests can kill resolutions with 51 percent signatories.
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19Th Sts
City Commission
City Hall
Ted Kennedy
North Park Street
Lyon St
Maple
N. J
N J
Pioneer Ridge
6Th Street
California Street
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Rhode Island
9Th
Delaware Sts
Rumsey Funeral Home Ad Highlights Prices Since 1920
An aged classified note from Rumsey Funeral Home emphasizes reasonable prices dating back to 1920, citing contact at V13-5111 and offering services through Adv.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
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