Unions Claim They Will Increase Care
HOLLYWOOD AP Bing Crosby's wife returns from Reno amid news of a gaunt ex convict's plot to kidnap her for 100000. Davison faces possible life sentences after admitting robberies and two kidnappings. Miss Snow, 19, claimed Davison and partner sought her help, but she refused.
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Move Is Promised Despite Objection From Physicians
Labor unions pledge to expand mass purchase of worker medical care despite objections from medical groups. Dr. Morris Brand of New York accuses physicians of blocking consumer prepaid group practice for ethical and economic motives. He notes expected reply from the AMA at its San Francisco convention. Dr. Warren Draper cites savings from limiting physicians in the Mine Workers fund and argues labor health programs must police costs.
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Knowland to Take Gloves Off in His California Campaign
Senator William F. Knowland plans to attack Democratic governor candidate Ed-mund G Brown on his record as attorney general. After a campaign meeting with 200 supporters in San Jose he signaled a tougher line but gave no sign of campaign shifts or broader strategy. In Brisbane, Australia, houses on stilts raise air circulation.
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Attorney Won’t Comment On Goldfine Subpoenas Report
U S Attorney Paul W Williams declined to comment on a report that his office has subpoenaed books and records of Bernard Goldfine a friend of Sheri man Adams A Justice Department inquiry centers on alleged favored treatment Goldfine may have received from two federal agencies Circulation men meet in Kansas City for four day conference of the International Newspaper Circulation Managers Assn starting tomorrow
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US Fails to Gain Freedom for 9 Men Held in East Germany
Berlin AP reports the United States failed in a second contact with East Germany to win release for nine U S Army men captured June 7 when their helicopter crossed the Iron Curtain. Col Robert B McQuail presented credentials from Gen H I Hodes and sought government to government talks but the Communists demanded diplomatic accreditation and rejected the proposed protocols. Maj Raymond J McRory Jr and three soldiers accompanied the U S party at the 40 minute ministry meeting.
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Ex Denver Policewoman Adds Another Milestone to Career
Josephine Roche, a pioneer policewoman in Denver, now presides over a national health conference at 71. Her career spans reforming red-light districts, directing the United Mine Workers welfare fund, leading Rocky Mountain Fuel, and advising multiple presidents. Born 1886 in Neligh Nebraska, Roche once headed the U.S. Public Health Service and chairs a labor health services conference.
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French film star notes bosoms boost box office
Christine Carere, a French film star, says bosoms help a career in movies. She cites an ample bust as advantageous for box office appeal, while stressing talent remains essential. Carere gives her own measurements and notes a modest 2 percent loss in the full blouse fit.
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Kansas Traffic Deaths In 1958 Up Since Last Year
Kansas traffic fatalities, recorded by the state accident records section, show 1 death in the last 24 hours, 1 for the year to date in 1958, compared with 232 deaths in the same period in 1957, according to Topeka reports.
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